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HIDDEN GEMS
N
ewYork’s five boroughs are a well-known treasure trove of arts and culture,with muse-
ums,galleries and historical sites seemingly at every turn. What may be less familiar to
residents are the cultural experiences that exist on the other side of the city’s bridges
and tunnels. Consider the Hamptons. Synonymous with palatial beachfront estates
and grandiose summer soirees,it has more to offer than sand and sea.Equally,the HudsonValley,
located north of the city, sports a scenic landscape set against the Hudson River with tremendous
offerings for art seekers as well.by Kelly Bryant
THEHAMPTONS
LongHouseReserve•133HandsCreekRoad,EastHampton;www.longhouse.org
There’s so much to take in when visiting this East Hampton gem, whose grounds include a 16-acre
reserveandsculpturegardenshowcasingmorethan60contemporarypieces.Foundedbytextiledesigner
andauthorJackLenorLarseninanefforttoilluminatethebenefitsofconsumingartinlivingspaces,the
2020LonghouseWinterBenefitwilltakeplaceonWednesday,February26from6-9p.m.Anannualevent,
itcelebratestheworldsofarchitecture,cultureanddesign—andthosewhoinspireit.
BridgeGardens•36MitchellLane,Bridgehampton;peconiclandtrust.org
MakingthemostoftheirfiveacresoflandinBridgehampton,BridgeGardensisafeastforthesenses
withitsarrayofperennialandannualflowersandshrubs,nottomentionanherbgardenseparatedinto
fourquadrants.Eachareayieldsplantsforspecificuses:culinary,medicinal,ornamentalandtextile/dye,
bringinganeducationalelementtothisspecialsanctuaryofthekindofartonlyfoundinnature.Thegardens
areopenyear-roundforthosewhoenjoybirdwatchingorphotography.Theirspecialprogramming,like
artclassesandconversationswithgardeningexperts,runfromAprilthroughDecember.
ParrishArtMuseum•279MontaukHighway,WaterMill;parrishart.org
If you think art museums have popped up in places like the Hamptons just to appease the cultural
wants of city slickers, think again. The Parrish Art Museum (PAM) has been around since 1898. Back
thenitwasmerelyasingle-exhibitioninSouthamptonVillage.UponmovingtoneighboringWaterMillin
2012, the museum gained a lot more space. Current exhibits include “What We See, How We See” and
“ArtistsChooseArtists2019,”whichclosesonFebruary23.BeginningMarch7,PAMwilldisplayits2020
Student Exhibition showcasing the works of budding young artists from across Eastern Long Island.HUDSONVALLEY
FranklinD.RooseveltPresidentialLibraryandMuseum•4079AlbanyPostRoad,HydePark;
fdrlibrary.org
To mark the 75th anniversary of Franklin Roosevelt’s death, his presidential library and museum
willunveilanewexhibit,“FDR’sFinalCampaign.”Thedisplay,whichwillbeavailableforviewingfrom
March28,2020untilJanuary4,2021,willfocusonthefinalstagesofRoosevelt’slifeandpresidency.
Permanentexhibitsincludethosethatcommemoratetheearlydaysofhistimeinoffice,startingwiththe
GreatDepression.
JacobBurnsFilmCenter•364ManvilleRoad,Pleasantville;www.burnsfilmcenter.org
Movie buffs will find their shangri-la at the Jacob Burns Film Center, a nonprofit suburban movie
housethatfeaturesfivescreensandaMediaArtsLab.Ontheeducationfront,thecenterlookstoraise
interesting and thought-provoking conversations about the film medium and foster creativity among
emergingtalent.Theirscreeningscheduleisaneclecticmixofnewandoldreleases,aswellasindiesand
shortsthatmaybehardtofindonabigscreenanywhereelse.
StormKingCenter•1MuseumRoad,NewWindsor;stormking.org
Forthosewholiketocombinefreshairwiththeirenthusiasmforthearts,headtothis500-acreoutdoor
museum. The Storm King Center features sculptures like you’ve never seen before, as well as works
commissionedspecificallyforcertainsitesontheproperty.Theirprogrammingisseasonal,meaningyou
maydiscoversomethingnewandenchantingeachvisit.You’llalsofindpublicpresentationsandplenty
ofactivitiesgearedtowardskidsandfamilies.StormKingreopensforitsfullseasoninApril,butwillhost
onemoreWinterWeekendonMarch21and22.PARRISH ART MUSEUM
Parrish Art Museum in the Hamptons is home to both rotating and perma-
nent art exhibitions to inspire and admire.COURTESY OF LONGHOUSE RESERVE
Students take in the beauty of the 24’ rose by William Ryman at LongHouse
Reserve in the Hamptons.JACOB BURNS FILM CENTER
Located in Pleasantville, New York, the Jacob Burns Film Center is a must-
visit for any cinephile.WWW.ARO.NYC 212.481.5353MUST HAVE
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