Artists United for Haiti

you are invited to

L’ESPOIR / HOPE

 East End Artists United for Haiti

to benefit

 ART INDIGÈNE Camp-Perrin, Les Cayes a year-long job training program in the arts for teens  

Saturday, August 28, 6 - 10 

BENEFIT PARTY & ART LIVE AUCTION  

Music * Food * Drink

$20 suggested contribution

Bidding begins at 7:15 PM

Friday, August 27, 5 - 8 

 ART PREVIEW

Bids will be accepted for the live auction

Ashawagh Hall, East Hampton, NY

Springs-Fireplace Road and Old Stone Highway

   Participating Artists:

   Shari Abramson, Tomas Bulher, Perry Burns, David Collins, Luigi Colarullo, Sally Egbert,

                 Ellen  Frank, Marc Antoine Gaston, Kimberly Goff, Jason Green, Whitney Hansen, Nicolette Jelen,               

   Nathan Slate Joseph, Teri Kennedy, Karin Mannix, Jane Martin, Barbara Maslen, Fulvio Massi,

   Paton Miller, Camille Perrottet, Maria Pessino, Vivian Polak, Gabi Raake, Christina Schlesinger,     

   Rosemarie Schiller, Rosario Varela, Todd C. Westphal 

WEER 88.7 FM

August 21: Gulf Coast to East Coast - Benefit for Young Peoples Project

TONI ROSS & THE YOUNG PEOPLE'S PROJECT ALONG WITH THE BENEFIT COMMITTEE LUKIE & HARVEY BERNSTEIN, EVERICK BROWN, TYRONE DAVIDSON, KATHY ENGEL & JON SNOW, DREW GIDDINGS, EMILY GOLDSTEIN & STAN STOKOWSKI, OMO MOSES, FOLAKE OLOGUNJA, DR. JOIA CREAR-PERRY & DR. ANDRE PERRY, TAKEMA ROBINSON, TONI ROSS, BRENDA SIEMER SCHEIDER, JO ANN SECOR & LEE SKOLNICK, STUART MATCH SUNA, TINKA TOPPING, LUCIUS WARE INVITE YOU TO Saturday, August 21, 2010 5:30PM TO 8:00PM At the Home of Toni Ross: 104 Wainscott Main Street Wainscott, New York 1197 SUGGESTED DONATION: $150 RSVP BY AUGUST 17 FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT VIA EMAIL: FINDINGOURFOLKBENEFIT@TYPP.ORG VIA PHONE: Lucius Ware 516 - 982 - 2058

“The Young People Speak: Coast to Coast” Sunday August 22

The Hot 8 Brass Band from New Orleans will be featured at a Musical Rally,

“The Young People Speak: Coast to Coast” 

at the Hayground School, 151 Mitchell Lane in Bridgehampton
on Sunday ,  August 22 from 3 to 7 pm.

Also featured are Brother Josephus and the Love Revival Revolution Orchestra
and many local musicians including:

The Thunder Bird Sisters of Shinnecock,

The Glazzies band and DJ Vibe 

plus Black Men of Labor, Urban Bush Women and many more.  

Local people from different communities will read selections
from Howard Zinn’s Voices of A People’s History of the United States and reflect on
the five year anniversary of Katrina, the Gulf oil spill and local issues.

A $10 donation is suggested. 

The Young People Speak: Coast to Coast: a Musical Rally
will be at the Hayground School,  151 Mitchell Lane in Bridgehampton
from 3 to 7 pm on Sunday, August 22.

Saturday July 31: SHINNECOCK MUSEUM’S STRAWBERRY MOON HARVEST FESTIVAL,

HAKAME!  (Greetings!)


LOCAL NATIVE AMERICAN CRAFT, CULTURE AND FOOD AT ITS FINEST


WILL BE ON HAND AT THE SHINNECOCK MUSEUM’S 


STRAWBERRY MOON HARVEST FESTIVAL,


SATURDAY, JULY 31, 10 AM TO 4 PM.


GUESTS OF ALL AGES WILL  LEARN AND HAVE FUN 


AT THE  “WICKI WALKS” – GUIDED TOURS OF THE MUSEUM’S MINI PREVIEW VILLAGE.


ALSO TRADITIONAL DANCING AND CANOE MAKING DEMONSTRATIONS ARE NOT TO


BE MISSED.  THE MUCH ANTICIPATED CORN COB EATING CONTEST AND SPECIAL


VISIT BY LOCAL FEATHERED FRIENDS FROM THE QUOGUE WILDLIFE REFUGE.


PLUMP SHINNECOCK OYSTERS, SLOW-COOKED SAMP MADE WITH NAVY BEANS 


AND HOMINY,  SEAWEED-STEAMED SWEET CORN AND ROASTED BUTTERNUT 


SQUASH.


THESE ARE JUST SOME OF THE SPECIALTIES AVAILABLE AT THE 


“TASTE OF SHINNECOCK” FOOD SALE.


THE MUSEUM WILL ALSO BE ACCEPTING BIDS FOR ITS ONE-DAY ONLY “LIFE ON THE PLAINS” FINE ART AUCTION FUNDRAISER.

The outdoor event is free. There is a small cost for admission to the Museum, but children under 5 years old are free.

The event will be held at the Shinnecock Museum, Old Montauk Highway at West Gate Road,  west of Shinnecock Village.
More information about the festival and auction is available at www.shinnecockmuseum.org or  at 631- 287-4923.