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Art News - "My goal is to connect community members, ranging from children to seniors, with their local animal shelter," Theresa Maritato explained.

Art News - "As a local restaurant that appreciates the town in which we live and our proximity to the beautiful waters that are so much a part of Long Island's DNA, we believe it is so important to give back locally to not only help improve our community, but also its gorgeous waterways," explained Rachel Hersh.

Art News - "THAW-Fest gives us all the opportunity to collectively illuminate the richness of arts and culture on the East End with a weekend of endless possibilities for visitors near and far to be entertained and enlightened," shares Amy Kirwin.

Art News - "Spring season has officially arrived at the Parrish with a burst of creativity at our next PechaKucha, the East End's prime talent show," said Corinne Erni, Senior Curator of ArtsReach and Special Projects.

Art News - "We want to keep them trying new things and remain open minded. It can be that one workshop that their parents couldn't afford or that they didn't think they would like and they came to and they found a new passion or friend for life," London Rosiere explained.

Art News - "Children and teens get to be creative, while making a difference in the community," Theresa Maritato explained.

Art News - "It's the first all women alternative, non-commercial art fair," Lukov told us

Art News - "What we generate for both the local tax revenues and state taxes is actually really impressive when you look at us as a whole. We are trying to demonstrate that we deserve more public dollars and more marketing support from all of the various agencies that promote our region," said Andrea Grover, Executive Director of Guild Hall.

Art News - For more than two decades, The Watermill Center has hosted the International Summer Program led by Artistic Director Robert Wilson.

Art News - Love to make your own holiday decorations? Sign up for these seasonal workshops.

Art News - "This year the Artist-in-Residence program features a spring and fall 4-week session," remarked Barbara Jo Howard.

Art News - "This truly has been a richly, rewarding experience and I couldn't be more excited to share this community-driven work with the public," said Kendra Mace Clark. 

Art News - "You just never know what kind of things people might bring," said Nancy Remkus.

Art News - "There's something special about having a company like eBay help save a classic cinema on Long Island," explained Nick Gazzolo.

Art News - Some of the most boldly innovative and playfully radical designs ever produced for American houses were conceived and built on the East End during the 1930s through the 1970s.

Art News - "It takes at least ten or 12 people to care for one individual who has Alzheimer's," noted Bobbie Braun.

Art News - "The Literary Death Match combines the best things about literature, mixed with a rare, anarchic energy," noted Ben Greenman of The New Yorker.

Art News - "Great cultural destinations, museums, theaters, and film centers don't happen by accident," noted Sag Harbor Partnership President Nick Gazzolo. "They happen when leaders say we are a better community if we can create a space for culture."

Art News - "The role of artists in society today is more important than ever in terms of seeing through the fog of political rhetoric and confronting the realities of our society and our culture," said Warren Strugatch.

Art News - "To stand in front of a painting, sculpture, piece of glass, jewelry or ceramics and just be speechless, in awe of the beauty, feeling, thoughts and emotions welling up inside of us--beautiful and priceless. These feelings and emotions also will always be with you," said Ron Mellot.