Arts

"There's going to be over 100 artists displaying their pieces at the historical Ashawagh Hall," noted Carol Mohlenhoff.

Praise for the book include Kirikus Reviews who called it, "A vigorous, readable revisitation of the events of a century and more ago but with plenty of subtle lessons in the book for modern-day civil rights activities, too."

"I have been astonished, perplexed and enlightened by Jonah Freeman and Justin Lowe for years," said Johan Kugelberg.

"Ever since joining Bay Street as Artistic Director, I have dreamt of bringing the brilliant musical Evita to our stage," noted Bay Street Theater Artistic Director Scott Schwartz.

"I haven't sung in the Hamptons, so there's a whole new level of stage fright," told us.

Rolling Stone senior editor David Fricke wrote "The Faux invigorate the artistry of even the Beatles' most intricate studio masterpieces with top chops and Beatlemaniac glee."

"The collection will have several hundred Judith Leiber bags and about a dozen Gerson Leiber paintings," said Jeffrey Sussman.

"This event, like most of my events, will have you leaving in a good mood and feeling good about life, not only because you had a great big belly laugh but also because you are helping children around the world deal with their diabetes and hopefully find a cure for this debilitating disease," reflected Felicia Madison.

"Surf Movie Night is a great opportunity for members of the community to come out and enjoy a night with fellow ocean-lovers," Colleen Henn noted.

"The buildings and gardens are so magical, so evocative, and so otherworldly; seeing my work in this space has brought an entirely new dimension to my practice," reflected Brischler.