Southampton

Come And Enjoy A Collection Of Lively And Unique Hooked Rugs Designed And Created By The Students Of Rug Hooker Gail Horton, Greenport, NY. The Theme Of The Show Is The Proverbial Proverb. Invitees Were Asked To Design And Create A Rug Inspired By Their Favorite Proverb, Maxim, Word, Motto, Witticism, Song Or Poetry Title Or Line For The Show. On Through October 2, 2010.

Learn How To Make Jewelry In The Historic Elias Pelletreau Silver Shop Over An 8-Week Course. Experienced Jewelry-Maker Eric Messin Provides Only The Finest Metals And Gems As Materials. $360/$340 Members.

Learn How To Make Jewelry In The Historic Elias Pelletreau Silver Shop Over An 8-Week Course. Experienced Jewelry-Maker Eric Messin Provides Only The Finest Metals And Gems As Materials. $360/$340 Members.

Parrish Presents Séraphine (2008). Directed by Martin Provost. With Yolande Moreau, Ulrich Tukur, Anne Bennent. French; English subtitles. 125 minutes.

Séraphine is the story of Séraphine de Senlis (Yolande Moreau), a simple and devout housekeeper who in 1905, at age 41, began painting brilliantly colorful canvases. Seven years later, a German art critic and collector discovered her paintings while she worked for him as a maid. A moving and unexpected relationship develops between the avant-garde art dealer and the visionary cleaning lady leading to Séraphine's work being grouped with other naïve painters in exhibitions in France, elsewhere in Europe, and eventually in New York.

All screenings are at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $5 for Parrish members, $7 for nonmembers.

Presented By The East End Home Arts Guild At The Southampton Historical Museum. Meet At The Rogers Mansion And Can Peaches In A Simple Syrup, Whole Tomatoes, Corn Relish Or Apple Butter Just In Time For Winter Or Gift Giving. Beginners Welcome. Jars And Lids Will Be Available For Purchase Or You Can Bring Your Own. Pricing Does Not Include Jars. $35 Members/$50 Non-Members. Yield: 8 Quarts. Space Is Limited, Call 631-283-2494 For More Information Or To Register. Generously Supported By Herrick Hardware, Seven Ponds Orchard And Hank’s Farm Stand.

Presented By The East End Home Arts Guild At The Southampton Historical Museum. Meet At The Rogers Mansion And Can Peaches In A Simple Syrup, Whole Tomatoes, Corn Relish Or Apple Butter Just In Time For Winter Or Gift Giving. Beginners Welcome. Jars And Lids Will Be Available For Purchase Or You Can Bring Your Own. Pricing Does Not Include Jars. $25 Members/$40 Non-Members. Yield: 8 Pints. Space Is Limited, Call 631-283-2494 For More Information Or To Register. Generously Supported By Herrick Hardware, Seven Ponds Orchard And Hank’s Farm Stand.

Please Join Us For An Enjoyable Hour-Long Stroll Down Southampton’s Main St. We’ll Learn About Some Popular Village Businesses From The 40s, 50s, And 60s And Pay Visits To Several Of The Oldest Family-Run Businesses, Whose Owners Will Reminisce About Bygone Days. We’ll End Up At The Southampton Historical Museum For Some Soup, Cider And Cookies. Registration Required, Call 631-283-2494. Donations At The Door. Meet In The Presbyterian Church Parking Lot On The Corner Of Meeting House Lane And Main St. Rain Date: September 30.

Parrish Presents Control (2007). Directed by Anton Corbijn. With Sam Riley, Samantha Morton. 122 minutes.

Control, the biography of Joy Division lead singer Ian Curtis. Shot in black-and-white by Dutch-born photographer and filmmaker Anton Corbijn, Control takes up Curtis's life when he was a teenager in Macclesfield, England. Shortly after marrying at age 19, Curtis, inspired by the Sex Pistols, formed a band called Warsaw, soon rechristened Joy Division. The film follows the band's rise, Curtis's battles with epilepsy, his marital problems, and concludes with his suicide in 1980 at the age of 23. The band made only two albums, but both were highly acclaimed, as were Curtis's lyrics.

All screenings are at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $5 for Parrish members, $7 for nonmembers.

This Exhibit Will Focus On The Work Of Five Living Professional Artists In Southampton Who Have Made A Career In The Visual Arts. They Include Nanette Carter, Pamela Council, Adger W. Cowans, Richard Mayhew And Reynold Ruffins. The Opening Reception Will Have A Performance By Jazz Violinist Krystle Ford, A Two-Time Winner Of The World Renowned Showtime At The Apollo Competition.

Antiques, Furniture, Jewelry, Vintage Clothing, Glass, Ceramics, Artwork, And A Variety Of Collectables Will Be Sold Inside And On The Lawn Of The White House, 159 Main St. In Village. Vendors Needed, For More Info Call 631-283-2494.

Join Us For A 10-Week Fall Rug Hooking Class And Design And Hook A Game Board – Parcheesi, Monopoly, Chutes And Ladders, Checkers, Etc, All Form The Basis Of Combining Geometric And Pictorial Designs To Create A Unique And Useful Work Of Art As Well As A Terrific Gift For A Very Special Person. Beginning Students Are Welcome And Will Learn The Skills Of Rug Hooking On A Sampler. Beginners Should Identify Themselves When Registering. There Is A $35 Materials Fee For Beginners Due The First Night Of Class.

Brenda Simmons, Curator Consultant For This Exhibit And Curator At The East End African American Museum And Center For Excellence, Will Lead A Tour Through The Museum's Galleries Revealing How The Artists Find Inspiration, Their Methods For Creating And Little-Known Information About Their Personal Lives That Drive Their Careers.

Parrish Presents Man on Wire (2008). Directed by James Marsh. With Philippe Petit, Jean Francois Heckel, Jean-Louis Blondeau. 94 minutes.

Man on Wire, winner of the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature in 2009, chronicles Philippe Petit's 1974 high-wire walk between the towers of the World Trade Center. Director James Marsh has said he was drawn to the story because he saw it as a "heist movie," and the film uses rare footage of the preparation for the event, still photographs of the nearly one-hour walk, reenactments, and interviews with the participants.

All screenings are at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $5 for Parrish members, $7 for nonmembers.

Costumed Tradesmen And Craftsmen Will Demonstrate Woodcarving, Broom Making, Blacksmithing, Weaving And Many More Traditional Skills. Civil War Re-Enactors Will Make Camp, Practice Rifle Shooting And Parade. Raindate: September 26.

Parrish Presents Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2007). Directed by Woody Allen. With Javier Bardem, Penélope Cruz, Scarlett Johansson, Rebecca Hall. 96 minutes.

Two friends, Vicky (Rebecca Hall) and Cristina (Scarlett Johansson), decide to spend a summer in Barcelona, where Vicky's relatives have a home. At an art gallery they meet Juan Antonio (Javier Bardem), a painter who invites them both to travel with him to the small town of Oviedo. There the relationships among them are further complicated by the arrival of Juan Antonio's ex-wife (Penélope Cruz), who once stabbed him in a fit of rage and still feels possessive of him.

All screenings are at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $5 for Parrish members, $7 for nonmembers.

Presented By The East End Home Arts Guild At The Southampton Historical Museum. Meet At The Rogers Mansion And Can Peaches In A Simple Syrup, Whole Tomatoes, Corn Relish Or Apple Butter Just In Time For Winter Or Gift Giving. Beginners Welcome. Jars And Lids Will Be Available For Purchase Or You Can Bring Your Own. Pricing Does Not Include Jars. $25 Members/$40 Non-Members. Yield: 10 Pints. Space Is Limited, Call 631-283-2494 For More Information Or To Register. Generously Supported By Herrick Hardware, Seven Ponds Orchard And Hank’s Farm Stand.

Holiday Bazaar, Market and Silent Auction extraordinaire! The Parrish's Thanksgiving Weekend shopping extravaganza. This Thanksgiving weekend sale offers fantastic deals and exquisite finds in our market, silent auction, and gift boutique. John Bjornen and Celeste Wecker are co-chairs of this always popular annual event. $5.00 General Admission tickets will be sold at the door Saturday and Sunday.

Benefactors, Patrons, Sponsors, and Underwriters receive 5:00pm entrance to the Preview Cocktail Party on Friday, November 26th. Associate ticket buyers receive 5:30pm entrance to the Preview Cocktail Party only.

Join co-chairs Susan Davis and Nancy Hardy for this annual cocktail party and community celebration. Dance to a live band and feast on hors d'oeuvres, while mingling over cocktails in the Museum's galleries and concert hall. Cast your bids in the fabulous silent auction featuring a fine selection of goods and services donated by the local East End business community. Help support the Museum's educational programs by becoming an underwriter, purchasing tickets, or donating to the silent auction for this always sold-out event.

Tickets for Spring Fling are $100 for Museum members, $150 for nonmembers. Patron tickets are $175 and Young Professional tickets (for those under age 30 with ID) are $85. All tickets are $175 at the door. To purchase tickets, visit our website or call the Special Events office at 631-283-2118, ext. 42.