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Welcome to Up & Coming, a newsletter from the team at Guild Hall. Each week, we share what’s coming up—from future programs and performances to highlights from our community. We’re glad you’re here. You can always reach us at info@guildhall.org. —————————– |
MUSIC | COMMUNITYTHURSDAY, JUNE 18, 5:30-7:30 PMTHIRD THURSDAYS—TRACTOR, FEATURING ERIC SIMONSLive Music in the Garden and Extended Museum Hours ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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DANCESATURDAY, JUNE 20, 7 PMLLOYD KNIGHT: THE DRAMASolo performance by Martha Graham Dance Company Principal Dancer. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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CULINARY TALKSUNDAY, JUNE 21, 11 AMSTIRRING THE POT: PADMA LAKSHMI IN CONVERSATIONWITH FLORENCE FABRICANTDoors open at 10 AM for a complimentary continental breakfast courtesy of Citarella. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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TALK | MUSICSUNDAY, JUNE 21, 7 PMMARC SHAIMAN: NEVER MIND THE HAPPYIn conversation with Susan Stroman, plus live performances by Broadway’s Robyn Hurder, and a special surprise finale!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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TALKTHURSDAY, JUNE 25, 6 PMTHE MATthiessen talks: the idolAtry of growth—how much is enough?Moderated by Nina Channing, with Audrea Lim, Tara Isabella Burton, and Jamieson Webster ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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FILMSATURDAY, JUNE 27, 7 PMSUMMERDOCS:KNIFE—THE ATTEMPTED MURDER OF SALMAN RUSHDIE————————— Co-Presented by HamptonsFilm and Guild Hall~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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CLASSICAL MUSICSUNDAY, JUNE 28, 7 PMADAM TENDLER: INHERITANCES“You will be moved, profoundly and intensely.” — The New York Times ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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TALKMONDAY, JUNE 29, 6 PM——————————————–THE INNOVATORS, EPISODE 2:WOMEN REDEFINING TRAVEL, HOSPITALITY, & LIFESTYLEMalcolm Carfrae in conversation with Sarah Wetenhall, Jayma Cardoso, Deborah Calmeyer, and Dayssi Olarte de Kanavos~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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VISUAL ARTSON VIEW THROUGH JULY 19ARCMANORO NILES: FORGOTTEN WORDS I NEVER GOT TO SAY~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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VISUAL ARTSON VIEW THROUGH JULY 19CLAIRE WATSON: RE-PAIRED~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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$25 Rush tickets may be available for programs in the theater, 20 minutes before start time. A rush announcement will be posted on individual program pages. MUSEUM, LOBBY BOX OFFICE, & COFFEE BAR HOURS: Thursday-Sunday, 12-5 PM Gallery Admission: $12 | $10 for Seniors 65+ (Free for Members, Children, Students, and Active Military/ Veterans) Concessions, including wine, beer, and cocktails, are available at Louise & Howie’s Coffee Bar in the lobby, during gallery hours and for purchase before and during programs. Refreshments are permitted in the theater. THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS Performing Arts programs are supported by 2026 season sponsors Galia Meiri-Stawski and Axel Stawski, with additional lead support from Henry and Peggy Schleiff, The Melville Straus Family Endowment, Monica and Peter Tessler, and Vital Projects Fund. Guild Hall’s Performing Arts programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature. Music Programming is supported in part by The Ellen and James S. Marcus Endowment for Musical Programming, and the Anne Wolf Concert Fund. Dance programming is supported by Principal Sponsors SHS Foundation and the Straus Family Foundation, with additional support provided by Bonita and Kevin Stewart. Additional support provided by Friends of the Theater: Natascia Ayers and Jim Ciquera, Bonnie and Joel Bergstein, Gene Bernstein and Kathy Walsh, Amy Cooney and Marty Feinman, John and Joan D’Addario, Suzanne and John Golden, Hilarie and Mitchell Morgan, Steve and Susan Pesner and Peace, in memory of Michéle Pesner, whose entire life was devoted to all aspects of culture, The Schaffner Family Foundation, Lisa Schultz and Ezriel Kornel, Stacey and Oliver Stanton, and Susi and Peter Wunsch. Stirring the Pot: Lead Sponsor: Ciuffo Cabinetry Supporting Sponsors: Citarella Gourmet Market, Julie Raynor Gross Visual Arts programs are supported by Principal Sponsors Lucio and Joan Noto, with additional support provided by The Giuppy Nantista Fund, The Hoie Fund, The Melville Straus Family Endowment, The Michael Lynne Museum Endowment, and Vital Projects Fund. Additional support provided by Friends of the Museum: Danielle Mandelbaum Anderman, Shari and Jeff Aronson, The Artist Profile Archive, William L. Bernhard, Elizabeth Gordon and Woody Heller, The Hayden Family Foundation, Robert Longo and Sophie Chahinian, Elin and Michael Nierenberg, Onna House, Lori and John Reinsberg, Jeff and Audrey Spiegel, Hillary and Jeff Suchman, Jane Wesman and Don Savelson, and Yurman Family Foundation. ARCMANORO NILES: FORGOTTEN WORDS I NEVER GOT TO SAY: Principal Sponsor: The Tessler Family Lead Sponsors: Bernard I. Lumpkin and Carmine D. Boccuzzi, Yurman Family Foundation Additional Support: Phyllis Hollis, Neda Young PHOTOS: Tractor. Photo courtesy of the artists. Lloyd Knight. Photo: Jeremy Jacob Padma Lakshmi. Photo: Inez & Vinoodh Marc Shaiman.Photo: Robert Trachtenberg Cornelia Channing. Photo courtesy of The New York Times. Salman Rushdie appears in Knife: The Attempted Murder of Salman Rushdie by Alex Gibney, an official selection of the 2026 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute. Photo: Rachel Eliza Griffiths Adam Tendler. Photo: Cameron McLeod Malcolm Carfrae. Photo: BFA Installation view of Arcmanoro Niles: Forgotten Words I Never Got to Say. Photo: Francine Fleischer. Image courtesy of Guild Hall. Installation view of Claire Watson: Re-Paired. Photo: Francine Fleischer. Image courtesy of Guild Hall. Jaime Lozano. Photo: Dash Kolos; Florencia Cuenca. Photo: Stephanie Diani; Adrian Alexander Alea. Photo: Gabriella Spiegel Production still from Finnegan’s Foursome courtesy of Paramount Movies. |
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GUILD HALL
Guild Hall is the cultural heart of the East End: a museum, performing arts, and education center, founded in 1931.
We invite everyone to experience the endless possibilities of the arts:
to open minds to what art can be; inspire creativity and conversation; and have fun.
Guild Hall has served four generations and introduced audiences to the most storied artists and performers of our time. As we approach our centennial, we have completed a state-of-the-art renovation to match the caliber of our artistry for twenty-first-century audiences. The facility-wide Capital Improvements Project & Campaign includes top-of-the-line physical and technological enhancements to better deliver on our mission as an artist-driven, interdisciplinary institution.
For more information, visit guildhall.org or follow Guild Hall on Instagram at @GUILD_HALL and Facebook.
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