The Parrish Art Museum has announced its inaugural Culture Club foray — a day trip to the Museum of Arts and Design in Manhattan — for teens in grades nine... more
The Retreat has announced that it has received a grant from Newsday Charities to support prevention education programs and a grant from the Ellen Hermanson Foundation for breast health services. Newsday Charities awarded The Retreat a $15,000 grant for the agency’s Prevention Education programs. These programs deliver school- and community-based workshops to educate the public on domestic/interpersonal violence and available resources. They also help children and teens build self-esteem while enabling them to identify and understand how to manage unhealthy situations and behaviors. The in-school education programs serve local elementary, middle and high schools using age-appropriate curricula. “We are thrilled ...
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The League of Women Voters of the Hamptons, Shelter Island and North Fork, along with Stony Brook Southampton Hospital and Rogers Memorial Library are co-sponsoring a live program, “A Salute to Nursing Past and Present,” on Monday, April 3, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the library, 91 Coopers Farm Road in Southampton Village. The league’s Health Committee Chair Valerie King, Ph.D, who organized the event, will serve as moderator, first speaking about the early collaboration between nurses and suffragists. Susan B. Anthony, for example, served as keynote speaker at the 1902 New York State Nurses Convention, and both Clara ...
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The Neo-Political Cowgirls, in partnership with the Hamptons Film Festival, announce the return of two conversations and creative empowerment-centered workshops for East Hampton High School students. Through the annual workshops students come together in idea-sharing, story telling through images and video, and exploration of themselves in how they show up for themselves and one another. “Dude’s Eye View” and “Girls’ Gaze” are in their fifth and fourth years, respectively, and encourage self expression in safe and creative ways. It is a place to channel big feelings, hopes, frustrations, joys, and their own voice, noted a press release. Students join whichever ...
13 Mar 2023 by Staff Writer
New York State Senator Anthony Palumbo, a member of the New York Conference of Italian-American State Legislators, has announced that the organization will be awarding four $4,000 scholarships at this year’s Italian-American Day on May 22. Interested high school seniors and students currently enrolled in college are encouraged to apply for these awards. “I’m happy to announce these scholarship opportunities to students throughout the 1st Senate District. It is always a pleasure recognizing our hard-working young men and women and especially gratifying to help further their education when finances present a challenge,” said Senator Palumbo. The four scholarships include two ...
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Bay Street Theater and Sag Harbor Center for the Arts is accepting submissions for Writing the Wave: The 2023 New Works Creative Writing Competition, a creative writing contest open to teens ages 13 to 18 across Suffolk County. The contest is being held as part of the ninth annual Title Wave: The 2023 New Works Festival, scheduled to take place May 5 through May 7 at Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor. Submissions open Thursday, March 9, and must be original work written by the applicant, and can take the form of poetry, spoken word, rap, monologue, song, or short ...
6 Mar 2023 by Staff Writer
Sag Harbor Cinema will host the New York International Children Film Festival with a specially curated program for audiences of the East End from March 17 to 19. The festival will include both animation and live action films, as well as a shorts program appropriate for children 3 to 6 years old. The weekend will follow the final Kids and Families Matinee of the winter season. Leading up to it, the signature year round Sag Harbor Cinema Saturday and Sunday series has already featured three NYICFF shorts programs. With titles hailing from France, Japan, Norway, Mexico, Colombia, and more, the ...
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The East End Arts Council is now accepting applications for the Linda Rie Cohen Rising Star Award. Honoring the late Linda Rie Cohen, a North Fork resident and champion of the arts and sciences, the award was established by her husband. Up to $10,000 will be awarded to one or two rising stars annually. The online application remains open until April 15, 2023. “We’re thrilled to work with this Rising Star Committee and help the next generation of artists, musicians, and scientists realize their dreams,” says Diane Burke, executive director of East End Arts Council. Candidates must be 16 to ...
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The Retreat has been selected as a beneficiary of the Stop & Shop “Bloomin’ 4 Good Program” for the month of March. Throughout the month, The Retreat will receive a $1 donation for every $10.99 Bloomin’ 4 Good bouquet purchased at the Stop & Shop in East Hampton. The sale of every $10.99 bouquet, in the sleeve marked “Bloomin’ 4 Good,” supports a hunger organization local to the Stop & Shop in which it was purchased. This in-store donation program works to provide over 10 meals with every floral bouquet sold. The Retreat was selected as the March beneficiary by ...
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Staff Writer on Mar 14, 2023