Bridgehampton - The Bridgehampton Historical Society is delighted to announce the return of their popular Saturday afternoon "Parlor Music Series" to the Corwith Homestead, 2368 Montauk Highway, Bridgehampton. Featured in the 2010 concerts are three Long Island singer-songwriters, plus Sag Harbor's "Local Irishman" and "Singing Plumber" Terry Sullivan and Violinist Andrew Koontz from Princeton, NJ.

"Since this is the fourth time we've run a live music series in the parlor, this year's line-up is sort of an "all star team." We're also featuring Long Island singer-songwriters Terry Winchell on February 27 and James O'Malley on March 27. Our venue is very intimate and from the start our audience members were comfortable asking questions during performances. We found the connection between the audience and singer-songwriters to be particularly profound. It gives the performers a chance to share why and how they are inspired to create here on Long Island." said Stacy Dermont, BHHS Program Director.

Saturday, February 27
At 2 p.m. Singer/songwriter Terry Winchell concert is currently sold out.

Saturday, March 13
At 2 p.m. Irish Singer and Historian Terry Sullivan. He promises something new, in addition to a selection of traditional Irish songs and tales.

Saturday, March 27
At 2 p.m. Singer/songwriter James O'Malley.

To make a reservation to attend a concert, call Mary Gardner at the Bridgehampton Historical Society at 631-537-1088.

All concerts begin at 2 p.m. Reservations are required to attend. Admission is $5 per person.

More information is available at www.bridgehamptonhistoricalsociety.org.