Arts

"Special events organized by the chamber and business sponsors to help underwrite them such as this annual free summer concert series drive visitation and the Montauk economy and add vitality to the community," says Laraine Creegan, executive director of the Chamber.

"Lately it seems like all of our lives are stretched like a rubber band…this music has been good medicine," Inda Eaton reflected.

"My artistic passion involves revealing the unique beauty found in the most simple moments and places," John Mazlish.

"When women help women, great shifts occur," Mueth reflected. "It is not always easy or convenient, but this help will always create change for the better."

"An important goal of Pianofest is to bring together young musicians and audiences to develop and maintain music appreciation and high musical standards," said director Paul Schenly.

"If Claude Monet we're alive today, there is no doubt he would be seen with a glass of rosé, and easel trying to catch the light as it bounced off the beautiful bays of the Hamptons," said author Aileen Bordman.

"I am very pleased to welcome Eliot Zigmund —an extraordinary talent in the jazz world—to the Parrish," said Corinne Erni, Curator of Special Projects.

"Expect the unexpected and prepare for contagious passion that will uplift and move you," said Kate March.

"We're thrilled to present another exciting group of creatives at PechaKucha, the East End's prime talent show," said Corinne Erni, Senior Curator of ArtsReach and Special Projects.

"In my imagery, in my storytelling, in my conservation work that's where I start and I try to plant that seed because just maybe that one person in that room will get up, transform their lives, and become the next ambassadors for the change that we so desperately need," said Heinrichs.