Sag Harbor, NY News &amp; Events

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Upcoming Events

Saturday, March 21

Movement Workshop for Adults: Martha Graham's Lamentation with Oliver Tobin

Mar21

Join Oliver Tobin, former dancer with the Martha Graham Dance Company and curator of Martha Graham: Collaborations, in a movement workshop for adults inspired by Matha Graham’s seminal solo Lamentation. Open to all backgrounds and experience levels, the workshop introduces the expressive foundations of the Martha Graham Technique and explores storytelling through breath, shape, and movement. Working in a supportive and reflective environment, movers will explore themes of grief, containment, release, resilience, and transformation at the heart of Lamentation.

Where

The Church Sag Harbor

48 Madison St.

Sag Harbor, NY

Phone

631-919-5342

Price

$35

Website

thechurchsagharbor.org

Spotted Salamander Search

Mar21

Andy Sabin will lead a nighttime woods search for spotted salamanders, bring a flashlight and wear boots, event will take place only if there have been heavy rains, register

Where

The South Fork Natural History Museum and Nature Center

377 Bridgehampton/Sag Harbor Tpke.

Bridgehampton, NY

Phone

631-537-9735

Price

Website

sofo.org

I'm with the Banned: Last Night at the Telegraph Club

Mar23

Discussion of the novel "Last Night at the Telegraph Club" by Malinda Lo, limited space, register

Where

John Jermain Memorial Library

201 Main St.

Sag Harbor, NY

Phone

631-725-0049

Price

free

Website

johnjermain.org

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