Join us for a special Projections Series event exploring the history, culture, and evolving identity of the Bonackers—East Hampton’s fishing and farming community.
Following a screening of The Bonackers Project, a panel of local experts will discuss the deep roots of this unique community, the indigenous heritage of the region, and the challenges of preserving cultural identity in a rapidly changing landscape.
Panelists:
- Joanne Friedland Roberts, Director and Producer, The Bonackers Project
- Shane Weeks, Director of Research and Education, Metoac Indigenous Collective
- Charlie Niggles, Fisherman & Farmer, Round Swamp Farm
- Stacy Myers, Education Director, East Hampton Historical Society
Moderated by François de Menil, Principal and Founder, FdM:Arch; Documentary Filmmaker; Sag Harbor Cinema Board Member
Following the program, Canio’s Books will be on-site with local interest titles including Men’s Lives and other books about East End history. The East Hampton Historical Society will share archival photographs featured in the film, displayed on a digital touchscreen monitor.
This edition of Projections is kindly sponsored by the Peter and Susan Solomon Family Foundation.