THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO MADE
LOVE WHERE YOU LIVE
AN AMAZING SUCCESS!

EAST HAMPTON KITCHEN, QUAIL HILL FARM, EAST HAMPTON WINES AND LIQUORS, BALSAM FARMS, SPRINGS BREWERY & SAGAPONACK FARM DISTILLERY!

Bill Adams, Sydney Albertini, Eric Banks, Susan Bradfield, Louis Brawley, Lucasen Brown, William Eric Brown, Edward Cortes, Andrea Cote, Jennifer Cross, Mary Daunt, Jeremy Dennis, Elizabeth Duffy, A.G. Duggan, Ellie Duke, Idoline Duke, Claudia Dunn, Louise Eastman, Natalie Edgar, Sabra Moon Elliot, Bethany Fancher, Cal Fish, Francine Fleischer, Pamela Collins Focarino, Saskia Friedrich, Robin Giannis, Elaine Grove, Kurt Gumaer, Elizabeth Hazan, Carl E. Hazlewood, Brianna Hernandez, Erica-Lynn Huberty, Tara Israel, Elizabeth Karsch, Ryan Kitson, Daisuke Kiyomiya, Laurie Lambrecht, Claude Lawrence, Julia Lee, Charles Ly, Wayne Magrin, Jesse McCloskey, Patrick McDonough, Sue McNally, Leeza Meksin, Grace Metzler, Brian Miller, Michael Morgan, Lindsay Morris, Jon Mulhern, Erin O'Connor, Avani Patel, Alix Pearlstein, Mark Perry, Erika Ranee, Brent Richardson, Sally Richardson, Jorge Rios, Elisa Rivas, Becca Rodriguez, Randall Rosenthal, Carol Saft, Kate Salke, Christine Sciulli, Arden Scott, Bruce Sherman, Jonathan Shlafer, Peter Spacek, Dr. Leslee Stradford, Sean Sullivan, Ian Swordy, Aurelio Torres, Raphel Vega, Lucy Villeneuve, Claire Watson, Ross Watts, Mark Webber, Mark Wilson, Charles Yoder, Almond Zigmund.

THANK YOU TO OUR PRIMARY & ONGOING SUPPORTERS

Our Exhibition Series is generously funded by the Willem de Kooning Foundation.

Our Music Series is partially funded by a grant from Robert and Maryann Singer, The Singer Fund, and Suffolk County Legislator Ann Welker and the Department of Economic Development and Planning.

Our Family Night Series is part of our community outreach initiative, partially funded by a grant from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legistlature.

ABOUT DUCK CREEK

THE ARTS CENTER AT DUCK CREEK is a vibrant, sustainable arts organization dedicated to the stewardship of Historic Duck Creek Farm as a place to inspire our community with creative programming that supports artists, celebrates diversity, and honors the East End’s cultural legacy.

Our free, inclusive programming is made possible through generous support from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature, the Willem de Kooning Foundation, the Singer Fund and Robert and Maryann Singer, Suffolk County Legislator Ann Welker and the Department of Economic Development and Planning, the Kate W. Cassidy Foundation, and community members like you.

HISTORIC DUCK CREEK FARM is an 18th-century homestead including a farmhouse built by the Edwards family, members of the original settlers of the Maidstone Colony now known as East Hampton. The property was purchased by the Town of East Hampton with *Community Preservation Funds in 2004. Its restoration and adaptation as an arts center was spearheaded by a group of local residents, who now manage the property and its programming as a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation called The Arts Center at Duck Creek.

*Learn about Community Preservation Fund here.

DUCK CREEK IN THE PRESS

Off-Season, on Purpose: Bringing the Jazz Indoors for Winter, by Annette Hinkle
”The Arts Center at Duck Creek takes the music off-site.” (Link to a pdf of this Sag Harbor Express article here)

Sagg Distillery Winter Music Series Helps Keep Duck Creek Rockin’, by Emily Toy
”While Duck Creek shuts down during the winter months, Frost and Watrous wanted to keep their thriving music scene alive, launching a mini winter music series at Sagaponack Farm Distillery”

Lifting the Spirit at Duck Creek, by Biddle Duke
”Sitting there with my head swirling in the clouds and jazz swirling in my soul, my mind went to … whom do I thank for this?”
(Link to a pdf of this East Hampton Press article here)

Down Home at Duck Creek, by Emily Toy
“A Springs-based art center honors (and transforms) a local legacy.” (Link to a pdf of this Southforker article here)

DIVERSIONS: American Pastoral, by David E. Rattray “Away from the bustle, on just under seven acres in a bucolic corner of Springs, is Duck Creek — the surprising little arts center doing big things.”