EEA: Attic Erratic, 5.1st | Concert Benefit | Mozaic30, 5.31st | ‘Colorful Coup’ Opens 4.24th ….

UPCOMING EVENTS & DEADLINES

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Join us This Weekend!

Colorful Coup Reception with Cliff Baldwin at M&T Platinum Bank April 24

RSVP: First 5 Visitors Receive Signed Art!

Retro Crew Band Performance & Fundraiser at Ziggy’s Music Room April 25

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Join us in Supporting Local Artists & Keeping Discarded Art out of Landfills

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In honor of Earth Day, we’ve been working on a very special project at EEAC to keep lost and unclaimed art from our attic out of the landfills!

While preparing to relocate for the revitalization project, the team uncovered endless lost trash and treasure. Some of that treasure being a tiny room tucked in the attic FULL OF ART!

After archiving and researching we found some answers, but were still left with many pieces with little to no information, and nowhere for this art to go…

ATTIC ERRATIC invited artists of all ages and disciplines to transform abandoned art, bringing new life into each piece. Collaborating with the ghosts of EEAC’s past.

We are so excited to debut everyone’s creations on May 1! Join us for an opening reception from 4-7PM at the 11 West Main St. Gallery. All pieces will be available for $100 with proceeds going towards our gallery relocation. You never know what you might find!

RSVP: ATTIC ERRATIC Pop-Up Art Fundraiser on May 1, 4-7PM

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Young Musicians & Artists on the Rise

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Thank you to everyone who came to support our 2026 Music Masters Intensive Program Student Performance at the Jamesport Meetinghouse!

Events like these remind us of the importance of encouraging the next generation of creatives to pursue their passions and make a difference in the community.

Each year, East End Arts Council is able to present The Linda Rie Cohen Rising Star Award, honoring the memory of Linda Rie Cohen, a North Fork resident and champion of the arts and sciences, by providing an unrestricted $10,000 award to a single local 16 to 20 year old. “I want this award to make a difference in their future direction,” states Linda’s widower and the endowment’s founder. Selection is by committee and is subjective. It is not based on financial need but instead on the potential positive impact of the young talent.