Discover new ways of seeing. Deepen community dialogue. Dream beyond the screen.
Through hands-on workshops and community dialogue, Sag Harbor Cinema’s education programs explore new ways of engaging with the moving image, embracing cinema as a catalyst for learning, connection, and imagination across generations.
Upcoming Lighthouse Program
Maternal Mental Health
Saturday, June 13th
11:00am – Film Screenings
1:30pm — Panel Discussion
The Lighthouse Project returns with a program on maternal mental health, using If I Had Legs I’d Kick You (Mary Bronstein, 2025) as an entry point for discussion around postpartum depression and anxiety, caregiving, and systems of support for mothers and families. The feature film will screen with a short: Tale of Two Mothers (Sam Vladimirsky, 2019).
Guests may attend both the film screening and panel discussion or just the panel discussion. Registration is required due to limited seating capacity.
Applications Open
Summer Filmmaking Workshop
An immersive two-week experience where high school students take their ideas from script to screen.
Student Engagement
Community Initiatives
Lighthouse Project
illuminating mental health awareness
Projections
amplifying local missions and voices
Forgetting to Remember Project
unearthing stories for inclusive history
For inquiries about programs and partnerships, please contact education@sagharborcinema.org