Award-winning architect Lee Skolnick toured groups for a behind-the-scenes look at how The Church project came to fruition.

Works & Process LaunchPAD “Process as Destination” at The Church presented: Third Bird

Libretto by Isaac Mizrahi

Music by Nico Muhly

Choreography by John Heginbotham

Roomful of Teeth is a vocal ensemble founded in 2009 by Brad Wells. Its stated mission is to "mine the expressive potential of the human voice.

Knowledge Fridays kicked off on November 19th with five-time Emmy Award winning writer, director, and producer Bill Persky, who will speak on television and what it has become – from the 50’s to today.

The day after their performance at The Church, participants were able to learn from the pros in a workshop with Roomful of Teeth.

Co-curators of ROAD RAGE Eric Fischl, co-founder of The Church, and Sara Cochran, welcome Andrew Gardner, one of the curators of AUTOMANIA and Curatorial Assistant in the Department of Architecture and Design at MoMA for an in-depth discussion about why cars, and why now.

Art by remarkable artists from a monotype workshop led by Master Printer Dan Welden culminated in an exhibition and silent auction benefitting The Church

REFLECTIONS IN MUSIC presented the world premiere of Requiem for the Planet and Paradise Found for cello and piano, presented by composer, pianist and Artistic Director Bruce Wolosoff with cellist Sara Sant'Ambrogio.

A collaborative project between the artist P. Maurides and The Explorers Program – an arts engagement initiative for adults with varied needs and abilities developed by the East End Special Players.

Mr. Kamitsuka performs regularly throughout the United States, South America, Europe, and Japan. He has played at prominent New York City venues such as Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall, the 92nd Street Y, Weill Hall at Carnegie Hall, and for the first time The Church!

Narrated in story and song, TOP DRAWER is the tale of the daughter of a Cuban refugee as she searches for her father’s piano that was left behind when he fled in 1960.

Harborfest returned to The Church for the annual Moby-Dick Marathon Reading on September 10th. Sponsored by Canio’s Books, this marathon was the first of its kind.

Passers-by were stunned when Alice Aycock's great work Twister Grande (Tall), 2019 was installed at The Church. Alice spoke about her practice.

From July through September 2021, the first Hamptons Jazz Fest presented more than 50 concerts at venues from Southampton to Montauk, including six wonderful concerts hosted by The Church.

We hosted a ROAD RAVE with Laurie Anderson, who conducted a group of cars in a beautifully organized cacophony car-horn orchestra. The percussionists play on car parts.

Car rally clubs visited The Church parking lot during the Road Rage show. A highlight was the last handmade Silver Cloud Rolls Royce from 1965, with its original paint job, driven its proud owner.

Noted art critic and writer Alastair Gordon interviewed Robert Rubin, collector, scholar, preservationist and film historian in a dynamic and wide-ranging talk from cars to art to preservation.

The Social Justice Committee of Temple Adas Israel, in partnership with The Church, was proud to welcome Sag Harbor resident Don Lemon, host of CNN Don Lemon Tonight for a virtual book event in celebration of his book, This Is the Fire: What I Say to My Friends About Racism.

Facilities Director Tom Brokish wowed supporters, onlookers, and the general public in the summer of 2021 with his masterful demonstrations of how wooden spoons are made, with great insight and humor.

Janet Eilber was interviewed by Eric Fischl in a free-wheeling conversation about art and dance. Ms Eilber is the Martha Graham Dance Company's Artistic Director. The interview was available on IGTV.