The East End community, including actor Alan Alda and his family, lined the streets of Sag Harbor to march in solitary of the nationwide March For Our Lives.
Actor Alan Alda and his family joined the March
Alfredo Merat
All ages joined the March
All ages participated in the March
Eileen Moskowitz, Tracey Loggia, and Ann Silver
Ellen DioGuardi, and Nancy Atlas and her children
Enough Already!
Everybody carried signs
Everybody had a sign
Everybody had signs
Fran Nill, Hailey Nill, Meg Schiavoni, and Micaley Nill
Gianna Gregorio, a Junior at East Hampton High School, spoke to the crowd copy
Grandma Says Enough
Hands up
Installation of 17 coffins representing the students who were killed at Parkland High School
Jackie Hilly, Gun Safety Advocate addressed the crowd
Lined up to March
Listening to speakers
Main St. was filled with marchers
Main Street
Many of the signs were handmade
Many students from local schools participated
March For Our Lives Sag Harbor
March For Our Lives in Sag Harbor participants
March For Our Lives in Sag Harbor participants
March For Our Lives on Main Street
March For Our Lives on Main Street
March for Our Lives in Sag Harbor
March for Our Lives in Sag Harbor
March for Our Lives in Sag Harbor
Marchers and their signs
Marchers gathered at the Windmill and listened to speakers
Marchers gathering at the Windmill in Sag Harbor
Marchers lined both sides of the streets in Sag Harbor
Marchers of all ages participated
Marchers on Main Street
Marchers walked up and down Main Street
Marchers with their signs
Marchers
Marching
Marching across Main Street
Marching in front of the Sag Harbor Movie Theater
Marching on Main Street
Marching on Main Street
Marketa Grant from East Hampton High School
Minerva Perez, Annette Hinkle, and Ellen DioGuardi
Moms and their babies joined the march
Moms and their children came to participate
Nancy Atlas performed her new song “What the World Needs Now”
Nancy Atlas performing for the crowd
Nancy Atlas
Over 1000 people gathered in Sag Harbor to March
Placing flowers
Rev. Karen Ann Campbell from Christ Episcopal Church joined the Marchers
Rev. Karen Campbell walking among the 17 coffins representing the students killed at Parkland High School
Sag Harbor resident Jackie Hilly, former executive director of New Yorkers Against Gun Violence, was one of the speakers
Sara Topping with her children Wyatt and Tanner
Sinead Murray, a senior at Pierson High School, was one of the organizers of the March
Sinead Murray
So many innovative signs
Steve Godeke and Ted Porter
The March started on Main Street
The scene on Main Street
Voter Registration desk was set up to register voters