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JANUARY 30 - FEBRUARY 28
Guild Hall Student Art Festival Part I Grades K-8

FEBRUARY 09 - DECEMBER 30
About The Naked Stage

FEBRUARY 09
The Naked Stage Presents a staged reading of A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams

FEBRUARY 14
Free Winter Foreign Film Series in Association with East Hampton Library - For My Father

FEBRUARY 21
Free Winter Foreign Film Series in Association with East Hampton Library - The Pope's Toilet

FEBRUARY 23
The Naked Stage Presents a staged reading of The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie

FEBRUARY 27
HIFF & Guild Hall present screening of Scorcese's MEAN STREETS hosted by Alec Baldwin

FEBRUARY 28
Free Winter Foreign Film Series in Association with East Hampton Library - Ben X

MARCH 08
Academy of the Arts Lifetime Achievement Awards / Dinner

MARCH 09
The Naked Stage presents a staged reading of From Ship to Shape by Walker Vreeland

MARCH 13 - APRIL 11
Guild Hall Annual Student Art Festival, Part II Grades 9-12

MARCH 23
The Naked Stage presents a staged reading of An American Daughter

APRIL 13
The Naked Stage presents a staged reading of Accidental Death of an Anarchist

APRIL 24 - JUNE 05
72nd Annual Guild Hall Artist Members Exhbition




Welcome!

      

  

 
Guild Hall Annual Student Art Festival
Part I Grades K-8

On View through February 28

Hours: Friday & Saturday 11am-5pm
Sunday noon-5pm

FREE

 


   

 

Please support Guild Hall
in our mission
to sustain, promote and nurture
the visual and performing arts
on the East End

(to contribute please click on donations)

Click Here to enter the 2010 Members show
 

 

 
We wish to thank the following sponsors:

All free staged readings at Guild Hall are generously sponsored in part by Dina Merrill and Ted Hartley;
 
Educational programming is made possible in large part through the generosity of Lewis B. Cullman, in memory of his brother Joseph E. Cullman 3rd, and also generously supported by Min-Myn and Val Schaffner, Milton and Sally Avery Arts Foundation, Colgate-Palmolive, Suffolk County National Bank and the New York State Education Department;

Fiesta is sponsored in part by National Grid as part of its Inclusion and Diversity Initiatives and Sufflolk County National Bank;

Film programming is sponsored in part by the A.R. Landsman Foundation;

Museum programming is made possible in part though the generosity of Crozier Fine Arts, The Willem de Kooning Foundation, IBM, Barbara and Richard Lane, Dorothy Lichtenstein, Lucio and Joan Noto, Ruth Mueller, and with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency, and the Suffolk County Department of Economic Development;

Student Arts Festival is sponsored in part through the generosity of Bridgehampton National Bank;

Theater programming is made possible in part through the generosity of Barbara Slifka and The Producers Circle; 
 
The Pricella Heine exhibition and the Kevin Teare exhibition are made possible in part through the generosity of the Giuppy Nantista Fund;
 
and WVVH, a Guild Hall media partner.
 
 
 


SPECIAL EVENTS:

MARCH 08
Academy of the Arts Lifetime Achievement Awards / Dinner


JUNE 25
John Drew Theater Season Opener


AUGUST 13
Guild Hall Summer Gala