What is Sag Harbor Partnership?
Sag Harbor Partnership is a 501(c)3 designated not-for-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and enhancement of the quality of life in Sag Harbor, NY.
The activities and programs of our organization include education, historic preservation of the built environment, preservation of the natural environment and related social and economic concerns, such as affordable housing and support for locally-owned small businesses.
With funds raised through our fundraising activities, we will offer grants to support projects and other organizations engaged in work that further our stated purposes, including professional assistance.
The activities and programs of our organization include education, historic preservation of the built environment, preservation of the natural environment and related social and economic concerns, such as affordable housing and support for locally-owned small businesses.
With funds raised through our fundraising activities, we will offer grants to support projects and other organizations engaged in work that further our stated purposes, including professional assistance.
People who attended in support smiling through tears of joy after the announcement!
L-R, Renee Shafransky, Jayne Young, Judi Caron, Allen Kopelson, Susan Mead, Robert Cohen, Phyllis Hollis, Giulia D'Agnolo Vallan, Nick Gazzolo, April Gornik Jim Fox Minerva Perez, Emma Walton Hamilton, and Robby Stein
THE EASEMENTS WERE UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED!!
The Sag Harbor Partnership and Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center are thrilled to announce that last night, October 23rd, 2018, Southampton Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman and Town Councilpersons Tommy John Schiavoni, John Bouvier, Christine Scalera, and Julie Lofstad voted unanimously to grant the Sag Harbor Cinema façade and use easements totaling $4M from the Town’s Community Preservation Fund.We mention the members individually in particular because each spoke so beautifully about their support for the easements and of the Cinema, Supervisor Schneiderman emphasizing what we have held so dear: the fact that our efforts are based on Community Preservation itself. These easements have now become a decisive part this effort for our East End community. This purchase and the Empire State Development grant received a year ago are the largest contributions we’ve received to date towards the Cinema.
We also want to recognize CPF Program Manager Mary Wilson, who we know was instrumental in working out the easements on our behalf and on behalf of the Town, and to give particular acknowledgment to New York State First Assemblyman Fred Thiele, without whom there would be no CPF, and whose visionary legislation has protected so much of the place we love.
It’s hard to express how much this generosity means to us, but we will all sleep better knowing that this means that the Cinema will remain a Cinema, with its beloved sign and façade intact, a place for people of all ages from our entire area to be together and enjoy for generations to come!
We are not out of the funding woods yet, as we will need to hire expert professional staff and raise funds for operating expenses. We look forward to our future with your help!
The Sag Harbor Partnership and Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center are thrilled to announce that last night, October 23rd, 2018, Southampton Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman and Town Councilpersons Tommy John Schiavoni, John Bouvier, Christine Scalera, and Julie Lofstad voted unanimously to grant the Sag Harbor Cinema façade and use easements totaling $4M from the Town’s Community Preservation Fund.We mention the members individually in particular because each spoke so beautifully about their support for the easements and of the Cinema, Supervisor Schneiderman emphasizing what we have held so dear: the fact that our efforts are based on Community Preservation itself. These easements have now become a decisive part this effort for our East End community. This purchase and the Empire State Development grant received a year ago are the largest contributions we’ve received to date towards the Cinema.
We also want to recognize CPF Program Manager Mary Wilson, who we know was instrumental in working out the easements on our behalf and on behalf of the Town, and to give particular acknowledgment to New York State First Assemblyman Fred Thiele, without whom there would be no CPF, and whose visionary legislation has protected so much of the place we love.
It’s hard to express how much this generosity means to us, but we will all sleep better knowing that this means that the Cinema will remain a Cinema, with its beloved sign and façade intact, a place for people of all ages from our entire area to be together and enjoy for generations to come!
We are not out of the funding woods yet, as we will need to hire expert professional staff and raise funds for operating expenses. We look forward to our future with your help!
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phase 2: our building campaign!Thank you for helping with Phase 1, the purchase of the Cinema. We encourage you to keep your generous donations coming. The sooner we can raise necessary funds for building, the sooner the Cinema will be back on Main Street! Please contact us at info@sagharborpartnership.org if you would like to discuss donations to programming and education going forward. |
THE SAG HARBOR PARTNERSHIP 501(c)3 TAX ID/EIN NUMBER: 454940725
Please go to sagharborcinema.org for more information!
Please go to sagharborcinema.org for more information!
We have several Donor Levels, including Naming Rights:
NAMING RIGHTS:
Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center: $6,000,000
Main Theater: $3,000,000
Repertory Theater: $2,000,000 *
Screening Room Theater: $1,000,000
Grand Staircase: $500,000
Rooftop Terrace: $500,000
Popcorn Stand: $500,000 – NAMED
Main Lobby Gallery: $400,000
Ticket Booth: $250,000 – NAMED
Elevator: $250,000
Screening Room Gallery: $200,000
Men’s Main Floor Restroom: $100,000 – NAMED
Women’s Main Floor Restroom: $100,000 – NAMED
Director’s Office: $7-5,000
Projection Booth: $50,000
Men’s 2nd Floor Restroom: $50,000 – NAMED
Women’s 2nd Floor Restroom: $50,000
Water Fountain Main Floor: $50,000
Water Fountain 2nd Floor: $25,000
Restored Seats: $5,000 per seat
* A group of donors have started a fund for this theater to be named for Campaign Chair April Gornik.
Please let us know if you would like your donation designated for this fund. We have $1.3M so far towards this fund.
TERRAZZO ENTRANCE FLOOR:
Names to be inset in concentric circles that bisect the terrazzo entrance outside and inside Cinema. $50,000 per name.
COMMUNITY WALL:
Large plaque that will be on the east wall opposite the Repertory Theater. Font sizes will emphasize level of donation. All donations at and above $500, unless donor prefers to remain anonymous, will be listed.
We want to emphasize: this is a community project, and it will take our entire community to make this dream come true.
ALL DONATIONS GRATEFULLY RECEIVED.
Click here to find out more!
Checks can be sent to: Sag Harbor Partnership, PO Box 182, Sag Harbor, NY 11963
with Cinema Fund in the memo field.
NAMING RIGHTS:
Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center: $6,000,000
Main Theater: $3,000,000
Repertory Theater: $2,000,000 *
Screening Room Theater: $1,000,000
Grand Staircase: $500,000
Rooftop Terrace: $500,000
Popcorn Stand: $500,000 – NAMED
Main Lobby Gallery: $400,000
Ticket Booth: $250,000 – NAMED
Elevator: $250,000
Screening Room Gallery: $200,000
Men’s Main Floor Restroom: $100,000 – NAMED
Women’s Main Floor Restroom: $100,000 – NAMED
Director’s Office: $7-5,000
Projection Booth: $50,000
Men’s 2nd Floor Restroom: $50,000 – NAMED
Women’s 2nd Floor Restroom: $50,000
Water Fountain Main Floor: $50,000
Water Fountain 2nd Floor: $25,000
Restored Seats: $5,000 per seat
* A group of donors have started a fund for this theater to be named for Campaign Chair April Gornik.
Please let us know if you would like your donation designated for this fund. We have $1.3M so far towards this fund.
TERRAZZO ENTRANCE FLOOR:
Names to be inset in concentric circles that bisect the terrazzo entrance outside and inside Cinema. $50,000 per name.
COMMUNITY WALL:
Large plaque that will be on the east wall opposite the Repertory Theater. Font sizes will emphasize level of donation. All donations at and above $500, unless donor prefers to remain anonymous, will be listed.
We want to emphasize: this is a community project, and it will take our entire community to make this dream come true.
ALL DONATIONS GRATEFULLY RECEIVED.
Click here to find out more!
Checks can be sent to: Sag Harbor Partnership, PO Box 182, Sag Harbor, NY 11963
with Cinema Fund in the memo field.
FOR INFORMATION ON UPCOMING EVENTS, CLICK HERE
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PETER, PAUL & MARY AT NEWPORT, 1963-65 will be a SNEAK PREVIEW, shown thanks to Executive Producer Joe Lauro. Produced for PBS, the film includes recently discovered and restored footage and is narrated by Peter Yarrow and Paul Stookey. It will premier later this fall on PBS. Lauro will be present to talk about the film and will also be showing "outtake" footage from the Newport Festivals with stars including Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, and Judy Collins. Total screening time is 75 minutes. This footage is from the height of the trio's activism, and audiences' responses are electric. The photo below is from the August 28th March on Washington, 1963. More details in a great article in Hamptons.com! Joe Lauro, who lives in Sag Harbor, said "I cannot think of a better place to premier this film. It is a film about passion and commitment, not unlike the local efforts to create the amazing Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center." Tickets are $25 in advance, $30 at the door All proceeds go towards rebuilding the Sag Harbor Cinema! ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILABLE til3pm TODAY! |
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CARMINE STREET GUITARS
GET READY FOR GUITAR GREATNESS!Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center, in collaboration with the Hamptons Doc Fest, presents Carmine Street Guitars. After its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival and acclaimed screenings in other major festivals (Toronto, New York, Mumbai and Vienna, e.g.) Canadian filmmaker Ron Mann’s new documentary is the Friday Night Spotlight Film at the 11th Annual Hamptons Doc Fest. BAY STREET THEATER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 8PM Tickets and more information at hamptonsdocfest.com and baystreet.org A Q&A will follow the screening hosted by Giulia D’Agnolo Vallan with director Ron Mann and legendary guitarist GE Smith, formerly head of the SNL Band and guitarist for Pink Floyd’s recent worldwide tour. These guitars area favorites of Bob Dylan, Lou Reed and Patti Smith. Carmine Street Guitars features a cast of prominent musicians and artists: Eszter Balinth, Christine Bougie (Bahamas), Nels Cline (Wilco), Kirk Douglas (The Roots), Eleanor Friedberger, Bill Frisell, Dallas & Travis Good (The Sadies), Lenny Kaye, Jim Jarmush (Squrl), Lenny Kaye (Patti Smith Band), Marc Ribot, Stuart Hurwood (Lou Reed & Laurie Anderson), and Charlie Sexton (Bob Dylan Band). |
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CLICK THE IMAGE TO THE RIGHT FOR A DOWNLOADABLE PDF OF PLANS AND WHAT THE FUTURE HOLDS, WITH YOUR HELP, FOR THE VERY NEW AND IMPROVED VERSION OF THE SAG HARBOR CINEMA! |
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We are grateful to announce that the Partnership received a generous $4,600 grant from the Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation to partially fund a survey of homes and the cultural history of the SANS (Sag Harbor Hills, Azurest, and Ninevah subdivisions) neighborhoods in Sag Harbor.
We are happy to be a part of this worthy endeavor! For more info, please see this article in the Sag Harbor Express. |
Or send a CHECK to SAG HARBOR PARTNERSHIP to:
Sag Harbor Partnership, PO Box 182, Sag Harbor, NY 11963
PLEASE INDICATE TO WHICH FUND YOU ARE DONATING IN THE MEMO FIELD.
Contributions are tax deductible pursuant to the IRS guidelines for 501(c)3 organizations.
Questions or comments? Reach us by email at info@sagharborpartnership.org
Sag Harbor Partnership, PO Box 182, Sag Harbor, NY 11963
PLEASE INDICATE TO WHICH FUND YOU ARE DONATING IN THE MEMO FIELD.
Contributions are tax deductible pursuant to the IRS guidelines for 501(c)3 organizations.
Questions or comments? Reach us by email at info@sagharborpartnership.org
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MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES WITH SAG HARBOR CINEMA-TEC! LTV and Historic Films Archive is teaming up to help bring attention and support the Sag Harbor Partnerships’ Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center with a series of cinematic gems titled SAG HARBOR CINEMA-TEC, broadcast exclusively on LTV! Once a month for 10 months, Joe Lauro of Historic Films Archive will handpick different feature films and short subjects from the vast library of Historic Films Archive to be broadcast on LTV, channel 20 in East Hampton Monday nights at 8pm for 4 weeks. Mr. Lauro will introduce each film or retrospective with special insights. The ten episodes will explore classic genres like Film Noir, Westerns, Rock’n’Roll in the movies, early animation, 1950s-1960s’ teenage etiquette films and others. The schedule so far: Mondays, Nov 6, Nov 13, Nov 20 at 8pm: Carnival of Souls Mondays, Nov 27, Dec 4, Dec 11 at 8pm: "Classic Christmas" Mondays, Dec 25, Jan 1, Jan 15, at 8pm: “The Magic of Max Fleischer” Mondays, Jan 22, Jan 29, Feb 5, Feb12 at 8pm: “Films of Etiquette and Adolescent Angst” |
Pictured, from left to right, are Phyllis Hollis, Hillary Loomis, Nick Gazzolo, Judi Caron, Diana Howard, Ed Hollander, Barons Cove General Manager Tara Rothberg, April Gornik, Wendy Powers and Susan Mead. Michael Heller photo
ED HOLLANDER RECEIVES COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD
We were delighted to honor Edmund Hollander last Sunday, October 29th, for his extraordinarily generous service to our community. Besides our Sag Harbor Partnership Community Service Award, he also received proclamations from Suffolk County Legislator Bridget Fleming and Sag Harbor Mayor Sandra Schroeder for his volunteer work.
The event was hosted beautifully and deliciously at Baron's Cove Map Room, and we thank managers Tara Rothberg and Suzanne Behringer for their coordination. Additional thanks to Sag Harbor Florist for providing gorgeous bouquets for the tables.
Ed Hollander's contributions include the "Oaks for Oakland" clean-up for Oakland Cemetery, a similar clean-up of the St. David AME Zion Church Cemetery (both with the help of wonderful local volunteer tree companies), his designs for the proposed waterfront park at the base of the bridge, newly designed grounds for the Sag Harbor Whaling and HIstorical Museum (done in collaboration with Edwina von Gal of the Perfect Earth Project), and work begun for the revitalization of Long Wharf for the Village of Sag Harbor.
See the Sag Harbor Express for an article on the event.
ED HOLLANDER RECEIVES COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD
We were delighted to honor Edmund Hollander last Sunday, October 29th, for his extraordinarily generous service to our community. Besides our Sag Harbor Partnership Community Service Award, he also received proclamations from Suffolk County Legislator Bridget Fleming and Sag Harbor Mayor Sandra Schroeder for his volunteer work.
The event was hosted beautifully and deliciously at Baron's Cove Map Room, and we thank managers Tara Rothberg and Suzanne Behringer for their coordination. Additional thanks to Sag Harbor Florist for providing gorgeous bouquets for the tables.
Ed Hollander's contributions include the "Oaks for Oakland" clean-up for Oakland Cemetery, a similar clean-up of the St. David AME Zion Church Cemetery (both with the help of wonderful local volunteer tree companies), his designs for the proposed waterfront park at the base of the bridge, newly designed grounds for the Sag Harbor Whaling and HIstorical Museum (done in collaboration with Edwina von Gal of the Perfect Earth Project), and work begun for the revitalization of Long Wharf for the Village of Sag Harbor.
See the Sag Harbor Express for an article on the event.
THANKS for CASINO NIGHT! We thank PAGE RESTAURANT, Acousticsmart, AIA Peconic, Electronic Environments, Hamptons Gym Corp, I-GRACE, Lutron, Summerhill Landscapes, Paul Roger, and Jim and Veronica Baker for their generous sponsorships!
It was a great evening, and Page at 63 Main did a fantastic job. Thanks to the wonderful staff, the kitchen who provided delicious hors d'oeuvres, and owner Joe Traina for hosting and attending!
SPONSORED BY: Acousticsmart, AIA Peconic, Electronic environments, Hamptons Gym Corp, I-GRACE, Lutron, and Summerhill Landscapes
It was a great evening, and Page at 63 Main did a fantastic job. Thanks to the wonderful staff, the kitchen who provided delicious hors d'oeuvres, and owner Joe Traina for hosting and attending!
SPONSORED BY: Acousticsmart, AIA Peconic, Electronic environments, Hamptons Gym Corp, I-GRACE, Lutron, and Summerhill Landscapes
Thank you to Bea, Jennifer, and the staff of Forever Bungalows for this wonderful offer!
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THIS EVENT TOOK US OVER THE TOP! THANK YOU TO ESTIA'S, THE EXPRESS, ALMOND RESTAURANT, ALL THE SPONSORS, ARTISTS AND ATTENDEES! |
THANK YOU for making our
Big Tent: Party for the Cinema
the event of the summer!
Big Tent: Party for the Cinema
the event of the summer!
CLICK HERE for a recap and photos
We are sad to inform you of the passing of Ed Victor, a remarkable member of our community. Ed was a literary agent to the stars, and friend of many as well. His widow, Carol Ryan, has most graciously suggested that donations be made to the Cinema project in lieu of flowers, gifts, etc.
We are deeply moved by her thinking of us at this time, and offer heartfelt condolences. Carol and Ed were one of our favorite couples in the community.
Please let us know if your donation is in his honor.
We are deeply moved by her thinking of us at this time, and offer heartfelt condolences. Carol and Ed were one of our favorite couples in the community.
Please let us know if your donation is in his honor.
A thousand thanks to Jesse Matsuoka, the Sen Staff, and all local vendors
who are contributing to this benefit! and look for great silent auction items, like a Villa in Provence,
an original personal movie poster from Joseph Mankiewicz's collection, a silkscreen-printed "Lobby Card" from the Sag Harbor Cinema from 1945 advertising Blood on the Sun starring James Cagney, and much, much more!!
who are contributing to this benefit! and look for great silent auction items, like a Villa in Provence,
an original personal movie poster from Joseph Mankiewicz's collection, a silkscreen-printed "Lobby Card" from the Sag Harbor Cinema from 1945 advertising Blood on the Sun starring James Cagney, and much, much more!!
Dinner was held at the American Hotel, to benefit
Mashashimuet Park’s New Sag Harbor Children-Designed Playground
Sunday, April 23rd, 6-8pm
This benefit was sponsored by the Sag Harbor Partnership,
The American Hotel, and of course by Mashashimuet Park
and the Parks and Recreation Association of Sag Harbor, a 501c3 charity
that does not receive funding from any local, town, county or state municipalities,
To contribute, please go to the Park's website. Donations are gratefully accepted!
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
Mashashimuet Park’s New Sag Harbor Children-Designed Playground
Sunday, April 23rd, 6-8pm
This benefit was sponsored by the Sag Harbor Partnership,
The American Hotel, and of course by Mashashimuet Park
and the Parks and Recreation Association of Sag Harbor, a 501c3 charity
that does not receive funding from any local, town, county or state municipalities,
To contribute, please go to the Park's website. Donations are gratefully accepted!
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
Above is a detail from the plans for the park, designed with Leathers & Associates who worked with the children of Sag Harbor to design the park of their dreams!
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Honoring our first responders
We want to acknowledge all of our brave First Responders for their quick action in containing the fire under the hardest circumstances. Their courage and commitment saved lives. They accept donations in the form of checks at:
Sag Harbor Fire Department, PO Box 209, Sag Harbor, NY 11963
Sag Harbor Volunteer Ambulance Corps, PO Box 2725, Sag Harbor, NY 11963
Sag Harbor Police Benevolent Association, PO Box 1293, Sag Harbor, NY 11963
And more than ever, we urge you to support our local businesses!
Sag Harbor Fire Department, PO Box 209, Sag Harbor, NY 11963
Sag Harbor Volunteer Ambulance Corps, PO Box 2725, Sag Harbor, NY 11963
Sag Harbor Police Benevolent Association, PO Box 1293, Sag Harbor, NY 11963
And more than ever, we urge you to support our local businesses!
THE BIG TENT: Party for the Park!
On August 23, the SHP Board and supporters proudly presented a check from the Party for the Park to Mayor Sandra Schroeder and the Board of Trustees for $131,025!
We did it! We made history happen at the
Big Tent: Party for the Park!
Our sincerest thanks to all who made our party a celebration of riches in the best way; our love for our Village, our commitment to our Waterfront, and our splendid history.
We thank our great community who made it possible!! It was just extraordinary and the greatest Village-wide event ever!
WE THANK YOU ALL!
THE BIG TENT: Party for the Park!
PLEASE SEE OUR PARK PARTY PAGE FOR A FULL LIST OF SPONSORS AND THANK-YOUS TO THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY!
And there is still time to make a donation to the Waterfront Park by clicking on the donation button below.
Big Tent: Party for the Park!
Our sincerest thanks to all who made our party a celebration of riches in the best way; our love for our Village, our commitment to our Waterfront, and our splendid history.
We thank our great community who made it possible!! It was just extraordinary and the greatest Village-wide event ever!
WE THANK YOU ALL!
THE BIG TENT: Party for the Park!
PLEASE SEE OUR PARK PARTY PAGE FOR A FULL LIST OF SPONSORS AND THANK-YOUS TO THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY!
And there is still time to make a donation to the Waterfront Park by clicking on the donation button below.
And be sure to check out:
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OUR FREE SAG HARBOR WALKING TOURS APP!
For Android phones, please CLICK HERE.
For iPhones, please CLICK HERE.
For a full list of our Walking Tours, please click on our Walking Tours page!
We have also produced, for parents and children without smartphones, a paper brochures of the Kids' Walking Tour available at the Windmill and other friendly stops (as well as the Wharf Shop), the Sag Harbor Cultural District Tour, and Cornices & Pilasters: Sag Harbor Architecture.
After you download your app, simply click on the tour of your choice for a quick download, and off you go. Thank you again for your continued support, and we hope you and your family and friends enjoy these actual and virtual Sag Harbor adventures!
If you want to enjoy the tours from your computer, please click on our WALKING TOURS link.
For Android phones, please CLICK HERE.
For iPhones, please CLICK HERE.
For a full list of our Walking Tours, please click on our Walking Tours page!
We have also produced, for parents and children without smartphones, a paper brochures of the Kids' Walking Tour available at the Windmill and other friendly stops (as well as the Wharf Shop), the Sag Harbor Cultural District Tour, and Cornices & Pilasters: Sag Harbor Architecture.
After you download your app, simply click on the tour of your choice for a quick download, and off you go. Thank you again for your continued support, and we hope you and your family and friends enjoy these actual and virtual Sag Harbor adventures!
If you want to enjoy the tours from your computer, please click on our WALKING TOURS link.
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More about our 3 paper brochures: The Sag Harbor Cultural District Walking Tour and Guide is a free brochure for visitors and residents. The map includes QR codes for smart phones, locations and hours, and descriptions of each participating institution.
Our Kids’ Walking Tour and Treasure Hunt! of Sag Harbor is for parents and children and includes 7 different stops, of which 6 special features are needed to win a prize available at the Whaling Museum. Cornices & Pilasters: A Sag Harbor Architectural Walking Tour is available at all Sag Harbor Real Estate Agencies, at the Windmill, and other participating institutions. It is an introductory tour to our amazingly rich architectural heritage. The Sag Harbor Cultural District includes Bay Street Theater & the Sag Harbor Center for the Arts, Canio's Cultural Cafe, Christ Episcopal Church, Eastville Community Historical Society, First Presbyterian (Old Whalers') Church, John Jermain Memorial Library, Sag Harbor Custom House, Sag Harbor Historical Society, and the Sag Harbor Whaling and Historical Museum. The Kids’ Tour and Treasure Hunt will take parents and kids to the John Jermain Memorial Library, the Firemen’s Museum, Annie Cooper Boyd House, Custom House, Whaling Museum, Old Whalers’ Church, and Old Burying Ground. Please visit as many museums and cultural institutions as you like, and enjoy the wealth of history and exciting cultural climate of Sag Harbor. Look for these brochure at participating institutions and supportive businesses! |