Join Professor Emeritus Neill Slaughter to discover how Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo Buonarroti earned immortality through their creative genius.
About the Speaker
Artist Neill Slaughter graduated with a BFA degree in 1975 from the University of Georgia and an MFA in 1978 from Indiana University. Professor Slaughter has taught fine arts courses at the university level as well as exhibited his drawings and paintings nationally and internationally for more than forty years. Having also lived and taught abroad as well as traveling extensively throughout the world, Slaughter’s paintings often reflect the social conditions of his surroundings. Among his awards and honors, Professor Slaughter has received a Ford Foundation Fellowship, a Scottish Arts Council Grant, an LMU Research Grant to Africa and a Fulbright Fellowship to India. In 2003 Professor Slaughter was presented the David Newton Award for Excellence in Teaching granted by Long Island University and in 2008 he mounted a thirty-year retrospective, which included a full color catalogue. In 2017 LIU granted him Professor Emeritus status and in 2022 Professor Slaughter mounted a fifty-year retrospective and lecture.

Local Event: Leonardo and Michelangelo, Quintessential Men of the Renaissance with Neill Slaughter

Suffolk County

Bridgehampton

New York

Leonardo and Michelangelo, Quintessential Men...

Join Professor Emeritus Neill Slaughter to discover how Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo Buonarroti earned immortality...

Leonardo and Michelangelo, Quintessential Men of the Renaissance with Neill Slaughter

	 The Bridge, 1180 Millstone Road, Sag Harbor, NY 11963

Join the Bridgehampton Museum for Cocktails at The Bridge, an evening honoring Bob Morrow and Dennis Suskind, two longtime champions whose dedication and generosity helped make possible the restoration of the Nathaniel Rogers House. Hosted by Bob Rubin and The Bridge Golf Club, the evening celebrates their legacy while looking toward the future of the Museum and its mission to preserve and share Bridgehampton’s history. Guests will gather for cocktails, conversation, and a celebration of community at The Bridge, located on the grounds of the historic Bridgehampton Raceway, where generations once gathered for legendary motor races. Come raise a glass to history, community, and what comes next.

Local Event: Cocktails at The Bridge: An Evening Honoring Dennis Suskind & Bob Morrow

Cocktails at The Bridge: An Evening Honoring...

Join the Bridgehampton Museum for Cocktails at The Bridge, an evening honoring Bob Morrow and Dennis Suskind, two longtime...

Cocktails at The Bridge: An Evening Honoring Dennis Suskind & Bob Morrow

The Bridgehampton Museum - The Nathaniel Rogers House

The Nathaniel Rogers House as we call it today was originally built in 1824 by Abraham T. Rose and was later given a major renovation by miniature portraitist Nathaniel Rogers in the 1840s giving it the prestigious Greek Revival look it has today. Many have lived inside the walls of this 200-year-old building – and perhaps some past residents still linger around. Join the crew of the Long Island Paranormal Investigators for your chance to be a part of a real paranormal investigation and see if anything really does go bump in the night!
This is not a spooky walk or haunted house with built in scares, these tours will be more akin to paranormal investigations as seen on TV shows like Ghost Hunters or Ghost Adventures. The tours will be 1 hour in length and there will be 2 groupings throughout the night starting from 8 to 9pm and 9:30 to 10:30pm. All guests will be required to sign a general liability waiver at the door and should expect to walk around in the dark, climb stairs and potentially stand for some longer periods of time, up to 20 minutes. If you plan to bring a guest under the age of 18 you must call in advance as they must either, be accompanied by a legal guardian to sign the liability waiver or we can email you one in advance for their guardian to sign for them.

Local Event: Ghost Hunting at The Nathaniel Rogers House

Ghost Hunting at The Nathaniel Rogers House

The Nathaniel Rogers House as we call it today was originally built in 1824 by Abraham T. Rose and was later given a major...

AI text-to-image software is an artist’s tool—nothing more, nothing less. In this presentation, artist Barry Holden explores how AI has transformed his creative process, focusing not on how the technology works, but on what it makes possible. Drawing from his background as an architect and his return to art, Holden shares AI-assisted images inspired by personal, political, and speculative themes. He considers the unexpected collaboration between artist and technology, and asks how AI might challenge traditional ideas of authorship while expanding artistic possibilities. The presentation concludes with a discussion about creativity, technology, and the future of art.

Local Event: Mind to Matter with Barry Holden

Mind to Matter with Barry Holden

AI text-to-image software is an artist’s tool—nothing more, nothing less. In this presentation, artist Barry Holden explores...

Playwright Keith Reddin will give a talk about the life and work of John Irving, acclaimed novelist and screenwriter, and longtime resident of Water Mill. Irving is the author of such best selling novels as The World According To Garp, The Cider House Rules, A Prayer For Owen Meany, and The Hotel New Hampshire. He has won multiple literary awards, as well as an Academy Award for his screenplay of The Cider House Rules. Co-sponsored by Canio's and the Bridgehampton Museum.

Local Event: The World According to Irving with Keith Reddin

The World According to Irving with Keith Reddin

Playwright Keith Reddin will give a talk about the life and work of John Irving, acclaimed novelist and screenwriter, and...

Lucy Holland

Suffolk

Lisa Finn

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Westhampton-Hampton Bays

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Montauk

Center Moriches-Eastport

Middlesex County

Rich Kirby

Hartford Metropolitan Area

Clinton

Connecticut

New London County

The Lymes

Chris Rhatigan 

New London

Springs Tavern and Grill

Bring your appetite to Springs Food Pantry’s 8th Annual Chowdah Chowdown! Sample all-you-can-eat chowdah and soup from some of the East End’s favorite chefs and restaurants, then vote for your favorites. Enjoy live music by Josh Brussell, a complimentary mocktail bar from Cocktails &amp; Dreams, a cash bar from Springs Tavern and Grill, a 50/50 raffle and more.
Saturday, October 10 | 12–3 PM 
Springs Tavern and Grill, on the patio 
Tickets: $50 + fee
Come taste, vote and celebrate, all while supporting Springs Food Pantry and helping feed our Springs community.

Local Event: 8th Annual Chowdah Chowdown 🍲

8th Annual Chowdah Chowdown 🍲

Bring your appetite to Springs Food Pantry’s 8th Annual Chowdah Chowdown! Sample all-you-can-eat chowdah and soup from some of...

<blockquote>Before Southampton moves forward with siting a municipal wastewater facility at Lola Prentice Memorial Park&mdash;adjacent to the historic 1721 North End Burial Ground&mdash;residents deserve complete transparency.A newly submitted 701-page record of evidence details critical environmental, legal, and historical questions that must be addressed before irreversible decisions are made.With the scoping hearing set for Wednesday, October 8, community awareness and public participation are essential. Read the full investigation, review the documentation, and learn how to submit public comments:<a href="https://patch.com/new-york/southampton/701-pages-evidence-record-will-southampton-take-hard-look-nodx?utm_source=share-link&amp;utm_medium=web&amp;utm_campaign=share" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Read the full article</a></blockquote>

701 Pages of Evidence: Will Southampton Take a...

Before Southampton moves forward with siting a municipal wastewater facility at Lola Prentice Memorial Park—adjacent to the historic 1721 North End...

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Leonardo and Michelangelo, Quintessential Men of the Renaissance with Neill Slaughter

OCT

10

5:00 PM

2539 Montauk Hwy, Bridgehampton, NY

Cocktails at The Bridge: An Evening Honoring Dennis Suskind & Bob Morrow

OCT

17

5:00 PM

Bridgehampton, NY

Ghost Hunting at The Nathaniel Rogers House

OCT

23

8:00 PM

The Bridgehampton Museum - The Nathaniel Rogers House, 2539 Montauk Hwy, Bridgehampton, NY

Mind to Matter with Barry Holden

OCT

24

5:00 PM

The Bridgehampton Museum - The Nathaniel Rogers House, 2539 Montauk Hwy, Bridgehampton, NY

The World According to Irving with Keith Reddin

NOV

7

5:00 PM

The Bridgehampton Museum - The Nathaniel Rogers House, 2539 Montauk Hwy, Bridgehampton, NY

8th Annual Chowdah Chowdown 🍲

701 Pages of Evidence: Will Southampton Take a Hard Look?