Several years ago, in the Southampton College era, the hugely popular “All For the Sea” summer concert series that the college held to raise money for its marine science program grew into one of the largest events on the East End and raised millions for its cause.
Though the music ended when the college closed and changed ownership, a new organization, inspired in part by those fundraising concerts of yore has launched.
Myron Levine, a former member of the college’s Board of Overseers and a current member of the Peconic Bay Public Broadcasting Board of Directors, started “All for the East End,” in a nod to its predecessor of sorts. The group, called “AFTEE” for short, is a nonprofit created with a goal of showcasing and supporting the “charity, culture and service”... more
Though the music ended when the college closed and changed ownership, a new organization, inspired in part by those fundraising concerts of yore has launched.
Myron Levine, a former member of the college’s Board of Overseers and a current member of the Peconic Bay Public Broadcasting Board of Directors, started “All for the East End,” in a nod to its predecessor of sorts. The group, called “AFTEE” for short, is a nonprofit created with a goal of showcasing and supporting the “charity, culture and service”... more



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