Mark Segal
Publisher and Journalist at The Philadelphia Gay News
Stonewall pioneer, Public speaker, award winning journalist, and author of the best selling AND THEN I DANCED. The Nations most awarded LGBT journalist.
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easthamptonstar.com | Mark Segal
LongHouse Reserve, East Hampton’s 16-acre sculpture garden and nature sanctuary, is heading into the high season with a rich schedule of art, special events, performances, conversations, art and craft workshops, well-being activities, and, of course, the garden that has been named one of the top 15 most peaceful places in New York State. “It’s a garden of ideas,” said Carrie Rebora Barratt, the venue’s director. “More and more native plants are added every year.
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easthamptonstar.com | Mark Segal
Guild Hall’s summer exhibition schedule reflects both the interdisciplinary nature of the institution and the conviction of Melanie Crader, its museum director and curator of visual arts, that “artists’ creative output extends into every aspect of their lives.
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easthamptonstar.com | Mark Segal
The Arts Center at Duck Creek will open its 2025 exhibition program in Springs on Saturday with “Black and White and Red All Over,” a collaborative exhibition in the John Little Barn by Louise Eastman and Janis Stemmermann, and “Commuter Drawings,” a solo show of work by Ralph Stout in the Little Gallery.
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easthamptonstar.com | Mark Segal
Fifty Hamptons ArtistsIt has been almost five years since Coco Myers, a journalist and curator, and Jaime Lopez, a photographer, joined forces to create “Hamptons Artists: The Current Wave,” which featured extensive layouts devoted to 48 East End artists. While that book was self-published, a second volume, “Light, Sand, and Sea: Hamptons Artists and Their Studios,” is being published this month by Vendome Press, a New York publisher of art and illustrated books.
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easthamptonstar.com | Mark Segal
Spring Market at St. Luke’sShare the Harvest Farm will host its Spring Market on Saturday from 10 to 2 at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church’s Hoie Hall in East Hampton. The event will feature local vendors, food artisans, fresh flowers, live music by Chris Kline, and raffles, all in support of the nonprofit’s mission to fight food insecurity on the East End.
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