The Mask Project Honoring Local Heros
The Sag Harbor Partnership is proud to provide financial support for the Mask Project, conceived by Bob Weinstein for the Village of Sag Harbor. Thank you Mayor Mulcahy, Bob Plumb and the Village Board for your stewardship in this time of crisis. Thank you to all of the first responders and emergency service providers who are helping us all get through this! Thank you to Michael Heller for the photos of our local heroes. Photos HERE.
The Sag Harbor Water Quality Initiative
Dr. Christopher Gobler a professor at the SUNY School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences at Stony Brook, works to assess the water quality in marine waters surrounding Sag Harbor Village. The Sag Harbor Partnership supports this important work through a Grant to Stoney Brook University School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences. Many thanks to Mary Ann Eddy, chair of the Harbor Committee for her work coordinating the study. More information HERE.
New Bike racks for the village
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We're thrilled with these nautical-themed bike racks beautifully executed by John Battle of John Battle Ironworks! Their permanent installation continues our mission of making sure we are working in keeping with Sag Harbor's historic past.
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A SANS GRANT
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.
Update Spring 2020: Preservation Long Island is excited to share some great news from the community of Sag Harbor Hills, Azurest, and Ninevah subdivisions (SANS): SANS is now listed on the State and National Registers of Historic Places. This community-driven effort received a 2019 New York State Historic Preservation Award and a 2020 Project Excellence Award from Preservation Long Island. For more information read the article in Preservation Long Island HERE.
bringing our cinema Back!
With help from thousands of donors, the Sag Harbor Partnership, a 501c3 not-for-profit organization purchased the Sag Harbor Cinema and formed a new not-for-profit organization, the Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center (SHCAC) a new 501c3 not-for-profit organization.
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. To contribute:
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
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. To contribute:
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
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helping mashashimuet park's new playground
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Dinner was held at the American Hotel, to benefit
Mashashimuet Park’s New Sag Harbor Children-Designed Playground 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! |
THE BIG TENT: Party for the Park 2016
On August 23, 2016 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! See more HERE
our historical walking tours of sag harbor
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To download your FREE APP with 17 available tours, please select:
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! If you want to enjoy the tours from your computer, please click on our WALKING TOURS link. We have also produced a paper version of the Kids' Walking Tour that they can pick up at the Windmill or at other friendly stops on the various tours (as well as the Wharf Shop), and a Sag Harbor Cultural District Walking Tour and guide, a free brochure for visitors and residents. The map includes QR codes for smart phones, locations and hours, and descriptions of each participating institution. |
We are also pleased to announce that we have helped design and have funded the printing of 2 brochures: One is a Sag Harbor Cultural District Walking Tour and guide, a free brochure for visitors and residents. The map includes QR codes for smart phones, locations and hours, and descriptions of each participating institution.
The second is a printed version of our Kids’ Walking Tour and Treasure Hunt! of Sag Harbor for parents and children who don’t have smartphones or tablets to use for our free app.
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!
The second is a printed version of our Kids’ Walking Tour and Treasure Hunt! of Sag Harbor for parents and children who don’t have smartphones or tablets to use for our free app.
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!
helping build the john jermain memorial library
We undertook fundraising for the John Jermain Memorial Library as part of our Historic Building Fund. We will specifically raise funds for its historic terrazzo floor,
Our General Fund is for use of minimal administrative costs and looking into grant funding for the village, and of course investigating future projects that can be of benefit to the community.
Your donations are tax-deductible. If you are sending a check for either of these projects, please send to Serve Sag Harbor, PO Box 182, Sag Harbor, NY 11963. You may denote in the memo line which project you’d prefer to support, if either, and we will keep you updated on future projects.
Our General Fund is for use of minimal administrative costs and looking into grant funding for the village, and of course investigating future projects that can be of benefit to the community.
Your donations are tax-deductible. If you are sending a check for either of these projects, please send to Serve Sag Harbor, PO Box 182, Sag Harbor, NY 11963. You may denote in the memo line which project you’d prefer to support, if either, and we will keep you updated on future projects.
working on traffic calming in the village
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Our first projects were in support of Traffic Calming in the Village of Sag Harbor, and the exciting Preservation of our Historic Waterfront. To this end, we are raising money to help these two great propositions, while working directly with Village officials to determine need and direction.
Traffic calming has long been a difficult issue in the village. We have been encouraged by specific proposals and referenda to slow down our too-fast traffic, especially after accidents in recent years. A small fund-raiser was held at Estia’s Little Kitchen in November 2013, and another at the end of March, 2014, that raised several thousand dollars that will go directly to working with project traffic calming experts on the possibility of installing bump-outs and other clever and aesthetic measures to intelligently slow down drivers. We are targeting areas identified by residents in a workshop in February 2013, and are focusing on Main and Jermain Streets. Please take a look at our work! You will need Adobe Reader to access these files, which are all pdfs. The initial report: 1.SagHarbor_traffic_calming_Main_Jermain_initial.pdf The April 8, 2014 presentation by Michael King of Nelson/Nygaard to the Village Board of Trustees: 2.SagHarbor_traffic_calming_Main_Jermain_presentation.pdf The memo about how to incorporate planters into the designs 3.SagHarbor_traffic_calming_Main_Jermain_planters.pdf The final presentation of Nelson/Nygaard, showing all the intersections under consideration: 4.SagHarbor_traffic_calming_Main_Jermain_final.pdf Finally, all 19 intersections: 5.SagHarbor_traffic_calming_Jermain_Main_drawings.pdf |