Sag Harbor Cinema & Eastville Community Historical Society Present: “Generations Speak”

A Short Film Screening and a Panel Discussion with the Leadership of the Eastville Community Historical Society: Dr. Georgette Grier-Key, Execuve Director; Michael A. Butler, Cemetery Preservation Director; nd Harriet Simons, Education and Volunteer Director.

Sag Harbor Cinema & ARF Present:

“Bark the Question: A Lesson in Dog Myths & Training”

Panel Discussion with ARF-Affiliated Professional Dog Trainers Veronica Grzybowska, Cindy LeRoy, Amy Kurtz, as well as Caryl Glaab, Director of Training Programs at the William P. Rayner Training Center at ARF. Moderated by Sag Harbor Cinema Board Member April Gornik & Followed by Animal Adoption Event at Steinbeck Park.

“Educate, Employ, Empower, and Beyond: Meaningful Employment and Opportunities for Adults with Disabilities.”

Featuring a panel discussion anchored in the work of South Fork Bakery and supported by East End organizations that align with its mission.

Featured speakers will include Kristin Burke, Program Director at South Fork Bakery; Scott Beinecke, Assistant Baker at South Fork Bakery; Carol Beinecke, South Fork Bakery supporter, long-time disability advocate, and mother to Scott; Eric Hegi, Technical Director at East End Special Players; and Simja Bezalel, M.A., SD Manager, Brokerage Support, and Housing Navigator at East End Disability Associates. Robby Stein, Sag Harbor Cinema Advisory Board Member and South Fork Bakery Board Chairman, will moderate the discussion and the Q&A that follows.

Sag Harbor Cinema & OLA of Eastern Long Island Present: “Children of the World: A Conversation with J. Oscar Molina”

A Short Film Screening and a Panel Discussion with Oscar Molina, Minerva Perez, Esperanza León, and Mago Martinez. Moderated by Cristina Cuomo.

Steinbeck In Search of America

Forgetting to Remember:

Sag Harbor’s Role in Slavery and the Path to Reconciliation

Behind Closed Doors:

A frank converation about abuse in our community