2019 Spring Performing Arts Festival (June 8th)
2019 Spring Performing Arts Festival
Saturday, June 8th
Open workshops from 3 – 5 pm
Live performances from 5 – 6 pm
Taste of Asia 6 – 7 pm
The event will showcase the beautiful music, song and dance of different Asian cultures. You’ll be captivated by the exotic instruments, the proficiency of the musicians and dancers and the exquisite costumes. Bring the children so they can participate in some of the delightful workshops designed to be both educational and fun. After the performance you’re invited to meet the performers and organizers at the “Taste of Asia” food reception.
Workshops: no charge
Performance and Reception: $20 general admission
$10 for children and students under 21
Sponsored by
Asian Cultural Arts Alliance
Suiv Lee, Chair/Douglas Elliman RE
Karen Bomzer – Publicist, ActResume Communications
Rich Kruse, MC/ Douglas Elliman RE
Steven Bezmen, Sponsor / Douglas Elliman RE
Kirsten Lonnie, SCC Executive Director
Honorees:
Ann Conroy, Douglas Elliman RE
Ace Watanasuparp, Ctizens Bank, N.A.
Poetry Evening (3rd Thursday Every Month)
Poetry Evening
Third Thursday of Every Month, 7pm
Dear Fellow Poets,
Join us for an evening of poetry readings and an open mic, hosted by Bruce Levine and Jane Briganti. And feel free to invite your family, friends, fellow poets and all lovers of poetry to join in the fun. We look forward to sharing a wonderful evening together. Happy Reading and Happy Writing.
Exit Strategy (June 29)
Exit Strategy: An Evening with Sandra K
Saturday, June 29 at 7 pm
Presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York.
Tickets: $ 20 general admission, $ 10 for students under 21.
Get ready to embark on a night filled with Fun, Love and Laughter as Sandra K takes you through her Journey from growing up as a Jewish girl in Queens New York to selling her wares in the Garment Center. Family, Love and Marriage to QVC On-Air Guest appearances, Bay Street Theater to her Debut “Exit Strategy” at The Southampton Cultural Arts Center!
Directed by Allen O’Reilly
Will include monologues by
THE SISTERS ROSENSWEIG
by Wendy Wasserstein
I DON’T KNOW WHAT I’M DOING
by Donald Margulies
ALL THE WAYS TO SAY I LOVE YOU
by Neil LaBute
IN A WORD
by Craig Pospisil
Poetry Evening (April 12th)
Poetry Evening
April 12th, 7pm
Dear Fellow Poets,
It’s our pleasure to announce that the first poetry evening and open mic will be happening at the Southampton Cultural Center on Friday evening, April 12th at 7:00 p.m. in the Levitas Center for the Arts.
Join us for an evening of poetry readings and an open mic, hosted by Bruce Levine and Jane Briganti. And feel free to invite your family, friends, fellow poets and all lovers of poetry to join in the fun.
We look forward to sharing a wonderful evening together.
Happy Reading and Happy Writing.
SouthamptonFest Kickoff Party (Oct. 12)
SouthamptonFest Friday Night Kickoff Party
Friday, Oct. 12, 6:30pm
$30/pp in advance, $40 at the door
Mean Machine 6:30 – 9:30pm
Beau Hulse’s Sinatra Review from 6:45-7:15pm
Agawam Park, Southampton Village
Complimentary Beer & Wine 6:30 to 8:00pm
Cash Bar 8:00 – 9:30pm
Food available by your local food trucks
2018 Spring Performing Arts Festival (May 12)
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2018 Spring Performing Arts Festival
Saturday, May 12
Workshop 3-5PM
Performance 5-6PM
Food Reception 6-7PM
Join the Asian Cultural Arts Alliance as they present the beautiful music, song and dance of different Asian cultures. You’ll be captivated by the exotic instruments, the proficiency of the musicians and dancers and the exquisite costumes . Bring the children so they can participate in some of the delightful workshops designed to be both educational and fun. After the performance you’re invited to meet the performers and organizers at the “Taste of Asia” food reception.
Reception following the performance. Workshops are free of charge.
Performance $ 20 for adults, $ 10 for students under 21.
Golf Outing at the Bridge (May 14)
EVENT CANCELLED!
Register Here
Golf Outing at the Bridge
Start your 2018 Hampton’s Golf season off at The Bridge!
The Southampton Cultural Center will be holding our first fundraising Golf Outing at The Bridge this year! Golfers will enjoy 18 holes at this spectacular private Club located on Millstone Rd in Bridgehampton NY. Built on 300 acres of land left rugged eons ago by a melting glacier, the layout of The Bridge flows with the dramatic topography, optimizing spectacular views of the sound. The appealing mix of downhill, uphill, and level holes add to the challenge and beauty of this classic course! Check in / register and enjoy lunch on the patio looking out over Gardiner’s Bay. Your foursome will play 18 holes on this outstanding course and then finish your day off with cocktails in the clubhouse.
Details
9:00am Arrival and Con’t Breakfast
10:00am Shotgun
Cocktail and Awards Reception to follow
Ticket Info
$600 per individual player, includes golf, caddy, prizes and cocktail awards reception.
Carts will be available only for those age 65 and older or have validated medical condition.
$250 Cocktail reception attendees
Sponsors / Questions
If you’re interested in sponsoring this event or have general questions, please send an email to [email protected]
Art in the Barn (Oct. 8)
Art in the Barn
Sunday, Oct. 8, 1-4PM
459 Magee Street, Southampton
Join us for a special art fair on the grounds of Paton Miller’s home. “Art in the Barn” will feature paintings by Paton Miller and sculptures by the late Don Saco that will be for sale. Entertainment and light refreshments will be provided. The proceeds from the sale of the art work will benefit Southampton Cultural Center.
General Admission: $25
Paton Miller
After leaving his home in Hawaii to journey through Asia in 1974, Paton Miller arrived on the East End of Long Island with a collection of travel inspired artworks that won him an art scholarship from Southampton College. Graduating with honors, Paton launched his career in over twenty solo and numerous group exhibitions in New York City and throughout the United States. Today, his works are exhibited internationally, in cities such as Florence and Shanghai. Paton’s paintings are now among the most widely collected works between the East End of Long Island and New York City.
Don Saco
A renaissance man, Don’s life and career spanned from being a clinical psychologist to creating monumental sculptures of bronze and welded steel. Most recently his muse led him to composing beautiful music. Don was an active member of the SCC Board of Directors since he joined in 2007. His dedication, passion and levelheaded advice were invaluable during those years. His absence leaves a big void. We were touched by his extraordinary gifts and we will keep his memory alive. Don will always be a part of the fabric of our organization.
