Step into 250 years of American history through presidential campaigns, patriotic symbols, and the ideals shaping the nation.

The exhibition will bring to life more than two hundred and fifty years of American presidential campaign history from our nation’s founding to the present day through unique objects from the Museum of Democracy’s Wright Family Collection, including the original flag flown at George Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall in New York, torches used during political torchlight parades in the 1850s, and paper dresses worn during campaign rallies in the 1960s, among others.

Presented in partnership with the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection and the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation.

Step into 250 years of American history through presidential campaigns, patriotic symbols, and the ideals shaping the nation.

The exhibition will bring to life more than two hundred and fifty years of American presidential campaign history from our nation’s founding to the present day through unique objects from the Museum of Democracy’s Wright Family Collection, including the original flag flown at George Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall in New York, torches used during political torchlight parades in the 1850s, and paper dresses worn during campaign rallies in the 1960s, among others.

Presented in partnership with the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection and the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation.

Step into the world of wearable art in this imaginative class for kids at Southampton Arts Center! Young artists will dream up and design their own playful paper hats inspired by costumes, celebrations, animals, fantasy characters, and more. Through creative exploration of shape, color, pattern, and storytelling, students will transform simple ideas into bold headpieces full of personality and flair. This fun, hands-on class encourages self-expression, creativity, and imaginative thinking while each child leaves with a one-of-a-kind hat to wear and enjoy.

Step into 250 years of American history through presidential campaigns, patriotic symbols, and the ideals shaping the nation.

The exhibition will bring to life more than two hundred and fifty years of American presidential campaign history from our nation’s founding to the present day through unique objects from the Museum of Democracy’s Wright Family Collection, including the original flag flown at George Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall in New York, torches used during political torchlight parades in the 1850s, and paper dresses worn during campaign rallies in the 1960s, among others.

Presented in partnership with the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection and the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation.

Panel Discussion | 12:30 - 1:30 PM

Holiday Workshop | 1:00 - 2:30 PM

Public Tour | 1:30 - 2:30 PM

A Panel Discussion from 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm featuring composer Karen LeFrak, co-founder and interim chairwoman of Museum of Democracy Pamala Wright, and Madison Wright, who will discuss their creative process and contributions to SAC’s current exhibition, The Story of America 1776-2026, A Celebration of Freedom and Independence.

The exhibition features hundreds of unique artifacts including:

● The flag flown at George Washington’s inauguration

● Hand-painted paper lanterns used at torchlight parades

● A red leather James Monroe fireman’s hat

● A one-of-a-kind folk art portrait of Abraham Lincoln made from seeds and saplings

● A Kellogg’s Cornflakes cereal box promoting voting in the 1952 presidential campaign

● A toothpaste-stained bathrobe Richard Nixon wore in the White House

● Presidential walking sticks, parade torches, flags, paper dresses and buttons

Deborah Aquino will then lead a hands-on holiday craft workshop, followed by a public tour of the galleries by Pamala Wright and Madison Wright, that will take place from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Throughout the day, visitors can enjoy Karen LeFrak’s music, composed for the exhibition, playing in the galleries. Karen LeFrak’s musical composition was created in honor of the nation’s 250th anniversary, and the exhibition was thoughtfully assembled as a tribute to this historic milestone.

“It is truly inspiring to witness the passion that these women have for collecting such thoughtful, unique pieces of history and to watch their creative process,” said Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director.

This exhibition and public workshops associated with this exhibition are funded in part by The Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation and with General Operating support by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature.

Established in 1987, the Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation (rdlgfoundation.org) primarily supports the study of New York State history. The organization’s purpose is to cultivate, foster and promote interest in the culture, art and traditions of our local history and Foundation leaders aspire to encourage the collection and examination of documents and artifacts.

The Story of America: 1776-2026 will be on view from May 23, 2026 through July 18, 2026.

You may find high-resolution select images of the exhibition here.

ABOUT MUSEUM OF DEMOCRACY: The Wright Family collection is the foundation for the Museum of Democracy. One of the nation’s largest and most comprehensive collections of historical and political campaign memorabilia, it consists of over a million-plus objects, amassed over four decades. Unsurpassed in quality and quantity, it covers all the major presidential campaigns―including every president from Washington to Trump. The collection also features material from major social causes and movements pertaining to freedom and democracy, reflecting the history of politics and political reform in America as well as central civil rights issues such as women’s rights and social justice. Visit museumofdemocracy.org for more information.

ABOUT KAREN LEFRAK:

A native New Yorker, Karen LeFrak is a prolific and versatile composer and author whose vibrant, moving musical scores have been presented in prestigious concert halls around the world. Highlights of her career include more than 20 studio albums, which have garnered more than 60 million global streams, a catalog of over 300 works, and worldwide performances by prominent organizations including the New York Philharmonic, National Symphony Orchestra, Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, San Francisco Ballet, and Mariinsky Ballet. She has also received accolades for her children’s books, which are published by Bloomsbury and Crown Books for Young Readers, an imprint of Random House.

American Promise, a new commission for full orchestra by the National Symphony Orchestra to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, was premiered in March with the Miami Symphony Orchestra, with additional performances scheduled with the New York Philharmonic, Houston Symphony, National Symphony Orchestra, Tucson Symphony, The Florida Orchestra, Vancouver Symphony Orchestra USA, among others.

Step into 250 years of American history through presidential campaigns, patriotic symbols, and the ideals shaping the nation.

The exhibition will bring to life more than two hundred and fifty years of American presidential campaign history from our nation’s founding to the present day through unique objects from the Museum of Democracy’s Wright Family Collection, including the original flag flown at George Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall in New York, torches used during political torchlight parades in the 1850s, and paper dresses worn during campaign rallies in the 1960s, among others.

Presented in partnership with the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection and the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation.

Step into 250 years of American history through presidential campaigns, patriotic symbols, and the ideals shaping the nation.

The exhibition will bring to life more than two hundred and fifty years of American presidential campaign history from our nation’s founding to the present day through unique objects from the Museum of Democracy’s Wright Family Collection, including the original flag flown at George Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall in New York, torches used during political torchlight parades in the 1850s, and paper dresses worn during campaign rallies in the 1960s, among others.

Presented in partnership with the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection and the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation.

Raise your voice through art in this engaging class for kids at Southampton Arts Center! Young artists will design eye-catching campaign posters inspired by causes, ideas, and messages they care about most. Whether promoting kindness, protecting animals, saving the planet, or inventing a campaign of their own, students will explore how artists and designers use images, color, slogans, and composition to communicate powerful ideas. This creative class encourages self-expression, critical thinking, and imaginative problem-solving while each child creates a bold poster that shares their unique perspective with the world.

Step into 250 years of American history through presidential campaigns, patriotic symbols, and the ideals shaping the nation.

The exhibition will bring to life more than two hundred and fifty years of American presidential campaign history from our nation’s founding to the present day through unique objects from the Museum of Democracy’s Wright Family Collection, including the original flag flown at George Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall in New York, torches used during political torchlight parades in the 1850s, and paper dresses worn during campaign rallies in the 1960s, among others.

Presented in partnership with the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection and the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation.

Instructor: Deborah Acquino

Doors open at 6:15 PM, class begins at 6:30 PM sharp!

Join this art class and embark on a creative journey to unlock the power of color mixing.

In this handson workshop, you will learn the fundamental techniques for blending and combining paint colors effectively, enabling you to create a cohesive and harmonious palette that will elevate your artwork to the next level of excellence.

This paint and sip workshop is designed for beginners or experienced artists who enjoy spending creative time painting with their own mixed colors, all while enjoying a supportive and inspiring environment that nurtures your creativity and allows you to unleash your full potential.

Paints, brushes, canvases, and drinks are provided by SAC!

General Admission $35

Members $30 

 Join Professor Emeritus Neil Slaughter for an engaging lecture exploring the life, career, and enduring influence of celebrated American painter John Singer Sargent. Timed to the acclaimed Sargent & Paris exhibition at the The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this richly illustrated presentation traces Sargent’s rise from a gifted young portraitist in Paris to one of the defining artistic figures of the Gilded Age and early twentieth century.

Drawing from decades as both a practicing artist and art historian, Slaughter offers unique insight into Sargent’s painterly brilliance, artistic circle, and remarkable legacy, examining the artist not only through historical context, but also through the eye of a fellow painter. The lecture will explore Sargent’s early successes and controversies in Paris, his later triumphs in London and America, and the extraordinary technical mastery that continues to captivate audiences today.

Artist and educator Neill Slaughter graduated with a BFA from the University of Georgia in 1975 and received his MFA from Indiana University Bloomington in 1978. Until his retirement in 2016, Professor Slaughter taught fine arts and art history at the university level for nearly four decades, beginning at Tyler School of Art and Architecture in Philadelphia before teaching and lecturing internationally in England, California, and New York. In 1993, he joined Long Island University in Southampton, where he taught for nearly twenty-five years before being awarded Professor Emeritus status in 2017.

A practicing artist whose work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, Slaughter’s extensive travels have deeply informed his paintings and lectures. Among his honors are a Ford Foundation Fellowship, a Scottish Arts Council Grant, a Loyola Marymount University research grant to Africa, and a Fulbright Fellowship to India. In 2003 he received Long Island University’s David Newton Award for Excellence in Teaching, and in both 2008 and 2022 he mounted major retrospective exhibitions celebrating over fifty years of artistic achievement.

Step into 250 years of American history through presidential campaigns, patriotic symbols, and the ideals shaping the nation.

The exhibition will bring to life more than two hundred and fifty years of American presidential campaign history from our nation’s founding to the present day through unique objects from the Museum of Democracy’s Wright Family Collection, including the original flag flown at George Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall in New York, torches used during political torchlight parades in the 1850s, and paper dresses worn during campaign rallies in the 1960s, among others.

Presented in partnership with the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection and the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation.

Saturday, June 27, is our annual Whimsy event, which is all about music, dancing, and having a fantastic time with friends to kick off the summer season.

Enjoy a fun night out while also supporting SAC's mission to community building through the arts. Your support helps provide essential funding, ensuring that SAC can continue to offer free admission to all exhibitions and support year-round programming.

So, come dance with us—it's bound to be an unforgettable night!

Step into 250 years of American history through presidential campaigns, patriotic symbols, and the ideals shaping the nation.

The exhibition will bring to life more than two hundred and fifty years of American presidential campaign history from our nation’s founding to the present day through unique objects from the Museum of Democracy’s Wright Family Collection, including the original flag flown at George Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall in New York, torches used during political torchlight parades in the 1850s, and paper dresses worn during campaign rallies in the 1960s, among others.

Presented in partnership with the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection and the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation.

Join us for a serene evening of plein air painting at SAC, nestled in the heart of Southampton Village.

Whether you’re a complete beginner or a seasoned artist, this workshop offers the perfect opportunity to explore your artistic potential. Under the expert guidance of local artist Deborah Acquino, you’ll receive personalized support and inspiration to enhance your painting skills.

Step into 250 years of American history through presidential campaigns, patriotic symbols, and the ideals shaping the nation.

The exhibition will bring to life more than two hundred and fifty years of American presidential campaign history from our nation’s founding to the present day through unique objects from the Museum of Democracy’s Wright Family Collection, including the original flag flown at George Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall in New York, torches used during political torchlight parades in the 1850s, and paper dresses worn during campaign rallies in the 1960s, among others.

Presented in partnership with the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection and the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation.

Steven Stolman presents an evening inspired by the vibrant world of Vera Neumann, the celebrated midcentury textile designer whose iconic “Vera” scarves became synonymous with American style in the 1950s and ’60s. Favored by fashion legends including Marilyn Monroe, Grace Kelly, Ingrid Bergman, and Jane Fonda — and more recently spotted on Sarah Jessica Parker and Taylor Swift — Vera’s bold colors and graphic prints continue to influence fashion and design today.

In conversation with Greg Sharp, President of Vera Neumann, Stolman will explore Vera’s remarkable creative legacy and enduring cultural impact. The evening will also feature a presentation of Stolman’s newest dress collection, inspired by the Vera archive and displayed on mannequins throughout the space.

Complimentary cocktail reception following the presentation.

Step into 250 years of American history through presidential campaigns, patriotic symbols, and the ideals shaping the nation.

The exhibition will bring to life more than two hundred and fifty years of American presidential campaign history from our nation’s founding to the present day through unique objects from the Museum of Democracy’s Wright Family Collection, including the original flag flown at George Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall in New York, torches used during political torchlight parades in the 1850s, and paper dresses worn during campaign rallies in the 1960s, among others.

Presented in partnership with the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection and the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation.

Join David M. Rubenstein for a timely and engaging conversation exploring the origins, meaning, and enduring legacy of the Declaration of Independence as America approaches its 250th anniversary. Drawing on his deep passion for American history, Rubenstein will connect the nation’s founding ideals to the challenges and opportunities of today, examining how the stories we preserve continue to shape our national identity.

With insight, humor, and candor, Rubenstein will trace how the Declaration came to be, why its most celebrated phrases still resonate around the world, and what its principles mean in contemporary America.

Rubenstein is the Co-Founder and Co-Chairman of The Carlyle Group, one of the world’s leading private investment firms, and serves as Chairman, CEO, and principal owner of the Baltimore Orioles. A recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, he is widely recognized for his leadership in business, philanthropy, and the preservation of American history and culture.

He is also the host of several acclaimed television programs, including The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations, Iconic America: Our Symbols and Stories, and the author of multiple New York Times bestselling books on leadership, investing, and American history.

This special program offers a rare opportunity to hear one of the country’s foremost civic and cultural leaders reflect on the ideas that continue to define the American experiment.

Step into 250 years of American history through presidential campaigns, patriotic symbols, and the ideals shaping the nation.

The exhibition will bring to life more than two hundred and fifty years of American presidential campaign history from our nation’s founding to the present day through unique objects from the Museum of Democracy’s Wright Family Collection, including the original flag flown at George Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall in New York, torches used during political torchlight parades in the 1850s, and paper dresses worn during campaign rallies in the 1960s, among others.

Presented in partnership with the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection and the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation.

Step into 250 years of American history through presidential campaigns, patriotic symbols, and the ideals shaping the nation.

The exhibition will bring to life more than two hundred and fifty years of American presidential campaign history from our nation’s founding to the present day through unique objects from the Museum of Democracy’s Wright Family Collection, including the original flag flown at George Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall in New York, torches used during political torchlight parades in the 1850s, and paper dresses worn during campaign rallies in the 1960s, among others.

Presented in partnership with the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection and the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation.

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of American Mah Jongg. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the card, selecting and playing your hand, and pick-up playing strategies, all leading to the ultimate Mah Jongg.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the games shall begin, and the challenge is on! Bring your Mah Jongg set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 6.
Sessions will be held on Monday: July 6, July 13, July 27, August 3, August 10, August 17

Step into 250 years of American history through presidential campaigns, patriotic symbols, and the ideals shaping the nation.

The exhibition will bring to life more than two hundred and fifty years of American presidential campaign history from our nation’s founding to the present day through unique objects from the Museum of Democracy’s Wright Family Collection, including the original flag flown at George Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall in New York, torches used during political torchlight parades in the 1850s, and paper dresses worn during campaign rallies in the 1960s, among others.

Presented in partnership with the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection and the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation.

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of American Mah Jongg. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the card, selecting and playing your hand, and pick-up playing strategies, all leading to the ultimate Mah Jongg.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the games shall begin, and the challenge is on! Bring your Mah Jongg set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 6.
Sessions will be held on Monday: July 6, July 13, July 27, August 3, August 10, August 17

In this four-day workshop, you will learn the basic steps and techniques to accomplish an en plein air landscape painting. Painting outdoors is one of the most thrilling ways of making art, but it also has its challenges. This class is designed for artists of all levels who want to deepen their connection to nature and develop their ability to paint outdoors.

Working on location, you’ll learn how to:

• Simplify complex scenes into clear, strong compositions

• Quickly capture light and atmosphere during changing conditions

• Use color, value, and brushwork to suggest depth and space

• Learn about paint layering and color mixing

Each 3‐hour class begins with a brief demonstration and discussion (about 30 minutes), followed by focused painting time with one‐on‐one guidance. We’ll work at nearby outdoor locations such as the SAC gardens. By the end of the course, you will have learned the basic steps and techniques necessary to create a beautiful landscape painting. All experience levels are welcome!

Materials: Paints and brushes, stretched canvas or panels, paper towels, solvent, hat/sun protection, water to drink, and an optional folding chair or stool. A detailed materials list will be provided upon registration.

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of Canasta. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the deck and melds, selecting and playing your hand, and strategic pickup and play, all leading to confident canasta play.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the canasta action begins, and the challenge is on! Bring your Canasta set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 8.

Wednesdays, July 8, 15, 29 | August 5, 12, 19

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of Canasta. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the deck and melds, selecting and playing your hand, and strategic pickup and play, all leading to confident canasta play.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the canasta action begins, and the challenge is on! Bring your Canasta set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 8.

Wednesdays, July 8, 15, 29 | August 5, 12, 19

Step into 250 years of American history through presidential campaigns, patriotic symbols, and the ideals shaping the nation.

The exhibition will bring to life more than two hundred and fifty years of American presidential campaign history from our nation’s founding to the present day through unique objects from the Museum of Democracy’s Wright Family Collection, including the original flag flown at George Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall in New York, torches used during political torchlight parades in the 1850s, and paper dresses worn during campaign rallies in the 1960s, among others.

Presented in partnership with the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection and the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation.

Join us for a special conversation exploring Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art, the landmark exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum.

Featuring: Lydia Caston, Curator, Victoria and Albert Museum

Hosted by Jamee Gregory & Audrey Gruss

General Admission $25

Step into 250 years of American history through presidential campaigns, patriotic symbols, and the ideals shaping the nation.

The exhibition will bring to life more than two hundred and fifty years of American presidential campaign history from our nation’s founding to the present day through unique objects from the Museum of Democracy’s Wright Family Collection, including the original flag flown at George Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall in New York, torches used during political torchlight parades in the 1850s, and paper dresses worn during campaign rallies in the 1960s, among others.

Presented in partnership with the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection and the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation.

Step into 250 years of American history through presidential campaigns, patriotic symbols, and the ideals shaping the nation.

The exhibition will bring to life more than two hundred and fifty years of American presidential campaign history from our nation’s founding to the present day through unique objects from the Museum of Democracy’s Wright Family Collection, including the original flag flown at George Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall in New York, torches used during political torchlight parades in the 1850s, and paper dresses worn during campaign rallies in the 1960s, among others.

Presented in partnership with the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection and the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation.

Born in New York and raised in Central Florida, McDole draws from jazz tradition, gospel, and the broader Black American musical lineage. His performances are recognized for their emotional depth, strong sense of swing, and connection to the jazz vocal tradition while bringing a contemporary perspective to the music.

Presented at Southampton Arts Center as part of Hamptons JazzFest 2026, this concert offers audiences an opportunity to experience one of today’s rising jazz vocalists in an intimate listening environment.

Step into 250 years of American history through presidential campaigns, patriotic symbols, and the ideals shaping the nation.

The exhibition will bring to life more than two hundred and fifty years of American presidential campaign history from our nation’s founding to the present day through unique objects from the Museum of Democracy’s Wright Family Collection, including the original flag flown at George Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall in New York, torches used during political torchlight parades in the 1850s, and paper dresses worn during campaign rallies in the 1960s, among others.

Presented in partnership with the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection and the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation.

Film Screening: Journey of Hope – The Art of Oscar Molina

Join us at the Southampton Arts Center for a special screening of Journey of Hope – The Art of Oscar Molina, a 45-minute documentary directed and produced by Lana Jokel.

The film offers an intimate look into the life and work of artist J. Oscar Molina, whose practice explores the intersections of politics, culture, and identity. Having immigrated to the United States from El Salvador, Molina views borders not as fixed realities, but as constructs—ideas that can be challenged, reimagined, and transcended through art.

Through painting and sculpture, Molina creates visual “bridges” that connect communities across cultural divides. His work invites viewers to reflect on their own perspectives while opening space for dialogue about shared histories, traditions, and the evolving nature of identity.

Presented as both a documentary and a catalyst for conversation, Journey of Hope highlights art as a powerful form of social practice—one that fosters understanding, exchange, and community connection.

A reception will follow the screening, offering guests the opportunity to continue the conversation and connect with fellow attendees.

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of American Mah Jongg. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the card, selecting and playing your hand, and pick-up playing strategies, all leading to the ultimate Mah Jongg.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the games shall begin, and the challenge is on! Bring your Mah Jongg set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 6.
Sessions will be held on Monday: July 6, July 13, July 27, August 3, August 10, August 17

Step into 250 years of American history through presidential campaigns, patriotic symbols, and the ideals shaping the nation.

The exhibition will bring to life more than two hundred and fifty years of American presidential campaign history from our nation’s founding to the present day through unique objects from the Museum of Democracy’s Wright Family Collection, including the original flag flown at George Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall in New York, torches used during political torchlight parades in the 1850s, and paper dresses worn during campaign rallies in the 1960s, among others.

Presented in partnership with the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection and the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation.

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of American Mah Jongg. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the card, selecting and playing your hand, and pick-up playing strategies, all leading to the ultimate Mah Jongg.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the games shall begin, and the challenge is on! Bring your Mah Jongg set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 6.
Sessions will be held on Monday: July 6, July 13, July 27, August 3, August 10, August 17

Instructor: Deborah Acquino

Doors open at 6:15 PM, class begins at 6:30 PM sharp!

Join this art class and embark on a creative journey to unlock the power of color mixing.

In this handson workshop, you will learn the fundamental techniques for blending and combining paint colors effectively, enabling you to create a cohesive and harmonious palette that will elevate your artwork to the next level of excellence.

This paint and sip workshop is designed for beginners or experienced artists who enjoy spending creative time painting with their own mixed colors, all while enjoying a supportive and inspiring environment that nurtures your creativity and allows you to unleash your full potential.

Paints, brushes, canvases, and drinks are provided by SAC!

General Admission $35

Members $30 

In this four-day workshop, you will learn the basic steps and techniques to accomplish an en plein air landscape painting. Painting outdoors is one of the most thrilling ways of making art, but it also has its challenges. This class is designed for artists of all levels who want to deepen their connection to nature and develop their ability to paint outdoors.

Working on location, you’ll learn how to:

• Simplify complex scenes into clear, strong compositions

• Quickly capture light and atmosphere during changing conditions

• Use color, value, and brushwork to suggest depth and space

• Learn about paint layering and color mixing

Each 3‐hour class begins with a brief demonstration and discussion (about 30 minutes), followed by focused painting time with one‐on‐one guidance. We’ll work at nearby outdoor locations such as the SAC gardens. By the end of the course, you will have learned the basic steps and techniques necessary to create a beautiful landscape painting. All experience levels are welcome!

Materials: Paints and brushes, stretched canvas or panels, paper towels, solvent, hat/sun protection, water to drink, and an optional folding chair or stool. A detailed materials list will be provided upon registration.

Please note this is part of a 4-week workshop, starting on July 8th.

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of Canasta. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the deck and melds, selecting and playing your hand, and strategic pickup and play, all leading to confident canasta play.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the canasta action begins, and the challenge is on! Bring your Canasta set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 8.

Wednesdays, July 8, 15, 29 | August 5, 12, 19

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of Canasta. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the deck and melds, selecting and playing your hand, and strategic pickup and play, all leading to confident canasta play.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the canasta action begins, and the challenge is on! Bring your Canasta set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 8.

Wednesdays, July 8, 15, 29 | August 5, 12, 19

On Wednesday, July 15, acclaimed journalist and author Ken Auletta will be interviewed by Maureen Dowd at Southampton Arts Center for an engaging and wide-ranging conversation on politics, media, culture, and the personalities shaping today’s America.

Led by Dowd in conversation with Auletta, the evening will explore subjects he has profiled throughout his celebrated career — the good, the bad, and the ugly — including Donald Trump, power, influence, journalism, and the ever-evolving American political landscape. Insightful, candid, and timely, this special event brings together two of the nation’s most influential voices for a compelling summer evening discussion.

Step into 250 years of American history through presidential campaigns, patriotic symbols, and the ideals shaping the nation.

The exhibition will bring to life more than two hundred and fifty years of American presidential campaign history from our nation’s founding to the present day through unique objects from the Museum of Democracy’s Wright Family Collection, including the original flag flown at George Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall in New York, torches used during political torchlight parades in the 1850s, and paper dresses worn during campaign rallies in the 1960s, among others.

Presented in partnership with the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection and the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation.

Step into 250 years of American history through presidential campaigns, patriotic symbols, and the ideals shaping the nation.

The exhibition will bring to life more than two hundred and fifty years of American presidential campaign history from our nation’s founding to the present day through unique objects from the Museum of Democracy’s Wright Family Collection, including the original flag flown at George Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall in New York, torches used during political torchlight parades in the 1850s, and paper dresses worn during campaign rallies in the 1960s, among others.

Presented in partnership with the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection and the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation.

ART & SOUL: Hamptons celebrates art created by influential and emerging Black and Brown artists living within The Hamptons and beyond.

ART & SOUL: Hamptons is a weekend festival designed to highlight, showcase, and celebrate art created by influential and emerging Black and Brown artists living within the Hampton community, and beyond. The series of experimental events will encourage people to visit Southampton to support, engage, and connect with artists of color, as well as supporting art and cultural organizations who are passionate about diversity in the arts.

The weekend will consist of an art walk, film screening, live music and entertainment, soulful cuisine, supporting local Black-owned businesses, and learning about the Native American Shinnecock tribe.

Step into 250 years of American history through presidential campaigns, patriotic symbols, and the ideals shaping the nation.

The exhibition will bring to life more than two hundred and fifty years of American presidential campaign history from our nation’s founding to the present day through unique objects from the Museum of Democracy’s Wright Family Collection, including the original flag flown at George Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall in New York, torches used during political torchlight parades in the 1850s, and paper dresses worn during campaign rallies in the 1960s, among others.

Presented in partnership with the Museum of Democracy Wright Family Collection and the Robert D.L. Gardiner Foundation.

In this four-day workshop, you will learn the basic steps and techniques to accomplish an en plein air landscape painting. Painting outdoors is one of the most thrilling ways of making art, but it also has its challenges. This class is designed for artists of all levels who want to deepen their connection to nature and develop their ability to paint outdoors.

Working on location, you’ll learn how to:

• Simplify complex scenes into clear, strong compositions

• Quickly capture light and atmosphere during changing conditions

• Use color, value, and brushwork to suggest depth and space

• Learn about paint layering and color mixing

Each 3‐hour class begins with a brief demonstration and discussion (about 30 minutes), followed by focused painting time with one‐on‐one guidance. We’ll work at nearby outdoor locations such as the SAC gardens. By the end of the course, you will have learned the basic steps and techniques necessary to create a beautiful landscape painting. All experience levels are welcome!

Materials: Paints and brushes, stretched canvas or panels, paper towels, solvent, hat/sun protection, water to drink, and an optional folding chair or stool. A detailed materials list will be provided upon registration.

Please note this is part of a 4-week workshop, starting on July 8th.

Join us for a one-hour powerful documentary film that explores the profound and often miraculous connection between humans and horses. Following the conversation, you are invited to a cocktail reception featuring local equine organizations, healers and trainers. Rescued Hearts isn’t just the story of horses - it is the story of all of us, offering an invitation for deeper connection with ourselves, each other, and all of nature. Join us for a special one-hour screening of this powerful documentary that explores the profound and often miraculous connection between humans and horses. Through deeply moving personal stories, expert insights, and heart-based research, the film explores how horses offer a space where healing and transformation can unfold - a space where healing is never one-sided. Following the film will be an engaging panel discussion and Q&A featuring local equine therapists, trainers and healers. A cocktail reception in the outdoor sculpture garden will give the audience an opportunity to learn more about the magic of horse and human healing!

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of American Mah Jongg. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the card, selecting and playing your hand, and pick-up playing strategies, all leading to the ultimate Mah Jongg.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the games shall begin, and the challenge is on! Bring your Mah Jongg set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 6.
Sessions will be held on Monday: July 6, July 13, July 27, August 3, August 10, August 17

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of American Mah Jongg. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the card, selecting and playing your hand, and pick-up playing strategies, all leading to the ultimate Mah Jongg.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the games shall begin, and the challenge is on! Bring your Mah Jongg set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 6.
Sessions will be held on Monday: July 6, July 13, July 27, August 3, August 10, August 17

In this hands-on photography workshop, students will use their iPhones to transform everyday photos into powerful visual stories. Moving beyond simple snapshots, students will learn to create double-exposure and overlay photography — blending two images into a surreal composition.

Imagine photographing a classmate and merging their silhouette with ocean waves, glowing sunsets, forests, or abstract textures — creating an image that feels like stepping into another reality.

Students will learn how to:

• Capture strong portraits using natural light

• Compose dynamic texture and background images

• Use iPhone editing tools and Snapseed

• Layer and blend photos using double exposure tools

• Adjust opacity, contrast, brightness, and mood

• Create visual stories exploring identity, dreams, and alternate worlds

Before class:

Please download Snapseed (free).

This is a 3-day workshop taking place on July 27th, 28th, and 29th. All sessions will run from 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM.

In this hands-on photography workshop, students will use their iPhones to transform everyday photos into powerful visual stories. Moving beyond simple snapshots, students will learn to create double-exposure and overlay photography — blending two images into a surreal composition.

Imagine photographing a classmate and merging their silhouette with ocean waves, glowing sunsets, forests, or abstract textures — creating an image that feels like stepping into another reality.

Students will learn how to:

• Capture strong portraits using natural light

• Compose dynamic texture and background images

• Use iPhone editing tools and Snapseed

• Layer and blend photos using double exposure tools

• Adjust opacity, contrast, brightness, and mood

• Create visual stories exploring identity, dreams, and alternate worlds

Before class:

Please download Snapseed (free).

This is a 3-day workshop taking place on July 27th, 28th, and 29th. All sessions will run from 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM.

In this four-day workshop, you will learn the basic steps and techniques to accomplish an en plein air landscape painting. Painting outdoors is one of the most thrilling ways of making art, but it also has its challenges. This class is designed for artists of all levels who want to deepen their connection to nature and develop their ability to paint outdoors.

Working on location, you’ll learn how to:

• Simplify complex scenes into clear, strong compositions

• Quickly capture light and atmosphere during changing conditions

• Use color, value, and brushwork to suggest depth and space

• Learn about paint layering and color mixing

Each 3‐hour class begins with a brief demonstration and discussion (about 30 minutes), followed by focused painting time with one‐on‐one guidance. We’ll work at nearby outdoor locations such as the SAC gardens. By the end of the course, you will have learned the basic steps and techniques necessary to create a beautiful landscape painting. All experience levels are welcome!

Materials: Paints and brushes, stretched canvas or panels, paper towels, solvent, hat/sun protection, water to drink, and an optional folding chair or stool. A detailed materials list will be provided upon registration.

Please note this is part of a 4-week workshop, starting on July 8th.

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of Canasta. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the deck and melds, selecting and playing your hand, and strategic pickup and play, all leading to confident canasta play.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the canasta action begins, and the challenge is on! Bring your Canasta set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 8.

Wednesdays, July 8, 15, 29 | August 5, 12, 19

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of Canasta. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the deck and melds, selecting and playing your hand, and strategic pickup and play, all leading to confident canasta play.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the canasta action begins, and the challenge is on! Bring your Canasta set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 8.

Wednesdays, July 8, 15, 29 | August 5, 12, 19

In this hands-on photography workshop, students will use their iPhones to transform everyday photos into powerful visual stories. Moving beyond simple snapshots, students will learn to create double-exposure and overlay photography — blending two images into a surreal composition.

Imagine photographing a classmate and merging their silhouette with ocean waves, glowing sunsets, forests, or abstract textures — creating an image that feels like stepping into another reality.

Students will learn how to:

• Capture strong portraits using natural light

• Compose dynamic texture and background images

• Use iPhone editing tools and Snapseed

• Layer and blend photos using double exposure tools

• Adjust opacity, contrast, brightness, and mood

• Create visual stories exploring identity, dreams, and alternate worlds

Before class:

Please download Snapseed (free).

This is a 3-day workshop taking place on July 27th, 28th, and 29th. All sessions will run from 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM.

Join us for a serene evening of plein air painting at SAC, nestled in the heart of Southampton Village.

Whether you’re a complete beginner or a seasoned artist, this workshop offers the perfect opportunity to explore your artistic potential. Under the expert guidance of local artist Deborah Acquino, you’ll receive personalized support and inspiration to enhance your painting skills.

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of American Mah Jongg. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the card, selecting and playing your hand, and pick-up playing strategies, all leading to the ultimate Mah Jongg.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the games shall begin, and the challenge is on! Bring your Mah Jongg set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 6.
Sessions will be held on Monday: July 6, July 13, July 27, August 3, August 10, August 17

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of American Mah Jongg. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the card, selecting and playing your hand, and pick-up playing strategies, all leading to the ultimate Mah Jongg.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the games shall begin, and the challenge is on! Bring your Mah Jongg set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 6.
Sessions will be held on Monday: July 6, July 13, July 27, August 3, August 10, August 17

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of Canasta. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the deck and melds, selecting and playing your hand, and strategic pickup and play, all leading to confident canasta play.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the canasta action begins, and the challenge is on! Bring your Canasta set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 8.

Wednesdays, July 8, 15, 29 | August 5, 12, 19

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of Canasta. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the deck and melds, selecting and playing your hand, and strategic pickup and play, all leading to confident canasta play.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the canasta action begins, and the challenge is on! Bring your Canasta set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 8.

Wednesdays, July 8, 15, 29 | August 5, 12, 19

Join us on Thursday, August 6 for a special screening of HEAARTBEAT, an intimate documentary by Alexandra Fairweather exploring the life, work, and creative philosophy of the late sculptor John Chamberlain. Drawn from years of personal footage and unprecedented access, the film offers a rare portrait of Chamberlain not only as one of the most influential artists of the postwar era, but as a father, husband, friend, and endlessly curious creative force.

Filmed over seven years and featuring archival footage captured by Fairweather beginning in her teenage years, HEAARTBEAT moves beyond the public mythology surrounding Chamberlain to reveal the rhythms of his daily life, artistic process, humor, and humanity. The documentary traces his six-decade practice across crushed automobiles, foam, aluminum foil, photography, and other experimental mediums, while exploring his belief that art should create an experience that “makes your heart beat.”

At once deeply personal and historically resonant, HEAARTBEAT is both a portrait of a groundbreaking artist and a meditation on legacy, memory, and the enduring power of art.

The Toomai String Quintet is a New York–based ensemble devoted to exploring musical traditions from around the world through original string arrangements and newly commissioned works. Formed at The Juilliard School in 2007, the group has performed at major venues including Carnegie Hall, 92Y, and Lincoln Center, earning recognition for “electrifying performances that bridge cultures and genres.” The quintet is particularly focused on expanding the Latin American chamber music repertoire, having arranged or commissioned more than 30 works by composers from the region. Their albums Cuerdas Cubanas (2018) and Passos Brasileiros (2024) have received critical acclaim. The ensemble features violinists Emilie-Anne Gendron and Alex Fortes, violist George Meyer, cellist Hamilton Berry, and bassist Andrew Roitstein.

Pete is the Baykeeper and Executive Director of Peconic Baykeeper, a Hampton Bays-based environmental nonprofit dedicated to the protection and restoration of Long Island’s Peconic and Eastern South Shore Bays. Pete grew up just a short walk to Little Peconic Bay, where the brown tide algal blooms he witnessed as a child led him on a path in marine conservation and education. Pete holds a degree in Marine Science Biology from Long Island University’s Southampton College as well as a Master’s in Teaching Biology from Stony Brook University. His professional experiences include working as an environmental educator in multiple states and as a Bay Management Specialist with Town East Hampton, aiding in the cultivation and restoration of millions of shellfish into the East End’s waters each year. Pete’s current role as Baykeeper is a culmination of this journey and his life’s mission to protect and restore our aquatic resources.

Mission Statement: Peconic Baykeeper is a 501 (C)(3) Not-For-Profit organization dedicated to protecting and restoring Long Island’s drinkable, swimmable, and fishable waters. Established in 1998 as Long Island’s clean water advocate, Peconic Baykeeper uses science, education and law to defend critical watersheds from the Peconic Estuary through the Eastern South Shore bays. Peconic Baykeeper is a proud member of the international Waterkeeper movement, working actively with civic groups, baymen, businesses, children, and the community at large to protect and restore water quality and the island’s watersheds.

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of American Mah Jongg. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the card, selecting and playing your hand, and pick-up playing strategies, all leading to the ultimate Mah Jongg.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the games shall begin, and the challenge is on! Bring your Mah Jongg set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 6.
Sessions will be held on Monday: July 6, July 13, July 27, August 3, August 10, August 17

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of American Mah Jongg. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the card, selecting and playing your hand, and pick-up playing strategies, all leading to the ultimate Mah Jongg.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the games shall begin, and the challenge is on! Bring your Mah Jongg set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 6.
Sessions will be held on Monday: July 6, July 13, July 27, August 3, August 10, August 17

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of Canasta. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the deck and melds, selecting and playing your hand, and strategic pickup and play, all leading to confident canasta play.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the canasta action begins, and the challenge is on! Bring your Canasta set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 8.

Wednesdays, July 8, 15, 29 | August 5, 12, 19

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of Canasta. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the deck and melds, selecting and playing your hand, and strategic pickup and play, all leading to confident canasta play.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the canasta action begins, and the challenge is on! Bring your Canasta set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 8.

Wednesdays, July 8, 15, 29 | August 5, 12, 19

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of American Mah Jongg. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the card, selecting and playing your hand, and pick-up playing strategies, all leading to the ultimate Mah Jongg.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the games shall begin, and the challenge is on! Bring your Mah Jongg set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 6.
Sessions will be held on Monday: July 6, July 13, July 27, August 3, August 10, August 17

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of American Mah Jongg. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the card, selecting and playing your hand, and pick-up playing strategies, all leading to the ultimate Mah Jongg.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the games shall begin, and the challenge is on! Bring your Mah Jongg set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 6.
Sessions will be held on Monday: July 6, July 13, July 27, August 3, August 10, August 17

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of Canasta. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the deck and melds, selecting and playing your hand, and strategic pickup and play, all leading to confident canasta play.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the canasta action begins, and the challenge is on! Bring your Canasta set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 8.

Wednesdays, July 8, 15, 29 | August 5, 12, 19

Learn to play the fun, challenging, and thought-provoking game of Canasta. This six-week course covers all aspects of the game, including understanding the deck and melds, selecting and playing your hand, and strategic pickup and play, all leading to confident canasta play.

Attendance for the first class is required to participate in this six-week course. This is where you will learn the fundamentals of the game. By the second class, the canasta action begins, and the challenge is on! Bring your Canasta set to class if you have one.

To attend and register for this 6-week workshop, you must sign up by the first session on July 8.

Wednesdays, July 8, 15, 29 | August 5, 12, 19

Instructor: Deborah Acquino

Doors open at 6:15 PM, class begins at 6:30 PM sharp!

Join this art class and embark on a creative journey to unlock the power of color mixing.

In this handson workshop, you will learn the fundamental techniques for blending and combining paint colors effectively, enabling you to create a cohesive and harmonious palette that will elevate your artwork to the next level of excellence.

This paint and sip workshop is designed for beginners or experienced artists who enjoy spending creative time painting with their own mixed colors, all while enjoying a supportive and inspiring environment that nurtures your creativity and allows you to unleash your full potential.

Paints, brushes, canvases, and drinks are provided by SAC!

General Admission $35

Members $30 

Join us for SAC’s annual SummerFest Gala at the Southampton Arts Center! Experience an enchanting evening of delicious dining and captivating music on the beautiful grounds of 25 Jobs Lane. 

We are honored to recognize John Paulson with the 2026 Champion of the Arts Award for his exceptional contributions. Your support is vital to sustaining our vibrant arts community. Check out the support levels below and be part of this unforgettable night!

Sammy Figueroa is a percussionist, bandleader, and Grammy nominated artist known for his extensive work in Latin jazz, jazz, and Afro Caribbean music. Over the course of his career, Figueroa has performed and recorded with artists including Miles Davis, Sonny Rollins, David Bowie, Mariah Carey, Chaka Khan, and Herbie Hancock, while also leading his own acclaimed ensembles.

This special performance pays tribute to Cal Tjader, the pioneering vibraphonist and bandleader whose recordings helped bring Latin jazz to a wider audience during the 1950s and 1960s. Known for combining Afro Cuban rhythms with cool jazz and West Coast jazz traditions, Tjader collaborated with artists including Mongo Santamaria, Willie Bobo, and Eddie Palmieri and remains a major influence within Latin jazz.

Featuring rhythm driven arrangements, improvisation, and music associated with Tjader’s celebrated recordings and musical legacy, this performance honors one of the defining figures in the history of Latin jazz.

Instructor: Deborah Acquino

Doors open at 6:15 PM, class begins at 6:30 PM sharp!

Join this art class and embark on a creative journey to unlock the power of color mixing.

In this handson workshop, you will learn the fundamental techniques for blending and combining paint colors effectively, enabling you to create a cohesive and harmonious palette that will elevate your artwork to the next level of excellence.

This paint and sip workshop is designed for beginners or experienced artists who enjoy spending creative time painting with their own mixed colors, all while enjoying a supportive and inspiring environment that nurtures your creativity and allows you to unleash your full potential.

Paints, brushes, canvases, and drinks are provided by SAC!

General Admission $35

Members $30