The Sag Harbor Whaling & Historical Museum's season will end with the return of our ever-popular 725 show, which features the photography, sculpture, drawings, and paintings created by local artists - all of it for sale, so the exhibit offers a wonderful opportunity to fill that empty spot on your living room wall with something beautiful!
The “725 Art Show” was originally conceived by the late Elinor and Bob McDade. It was an annual exhibit restricted to resident Sag Harbor artists (“725” refers to the original Sag Harbor telephone exchange) that was held at the Goat Alley Gallery located at the corner of Henry and Division Streets.
In 2018 the show moved to the Sag Harbor Whaling and Historical Museum, and was held there again one year later, both curated by Museum staff member Michael A. Butler.
The SHWHM is pleased to again host this exhibition featuring painting, sculptures and photography by our local residents, and is also delighted that Mr. Butler (now retired from the Museum) has returned as guest curator.
The Exhibit opens Saturday, September 20, 2025, with a free opening reception held from 5-7pm. All works are for sale, with a portion of the proceeds going to the support of the Museum.
