East End Arts

Take a look at what’s planned for the East End Arts campus in Riverhead’s town square project, from moving historic buildings to creating a more visible arts hub downtown.

The Riverhead-based nonprofit has completed its move into 206 Griffing Avenue, the town-owned building on the corner of West Second Street, adjacent to Riverhead Town Hall. East End Arts relocated there from its town-owned campus of historic buildings on East Main Street, which will be reconfigured as a part of a flood mitigation project and the development of the town square. 

Downtown Riverhead came alive with the arts Sunday afternoon, as the 29th annual Community Mosaic Street Painting Festival drew thousands of visitors to Main Street to create and view chalk art, enjoy live music and browse dozens of vendor booths. Photo gallery.

The Riverhead High School Blue Masques received 23 nominations and the Judges’ Choice Award for its production of “Something Rotten!” ahead of the 23nd annual East End Arts Teeny Awards ceremony. 

East End Arts & Humanities Council presents Finding Qi, a gallery exhibition of artwork by internationally acclaimed Chinese scholar, long-time president of...

“It's been a long, good trek, and I've enjoyed every minute of it,” said Rev. Maryanne McElroy, artistic director of the Harvest Gospel Concert Series since its inception in 1986.

The Harvest Gospel Concerts take place on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 22 and Nov. 23 at Friendship Baptist Church in Flanders.

GEN-ART is a national all-ages open juried exhibition inviting artists to submit work as a personal representation of their generation. This open call welcomes all mediums and styles, including sculpture, installation, digital, and literary work.

The 12-foot-tall sculpture, a metal sphere clad in denim, weighs roughly half a ton and is a part of a new art exhibit titled "Harvesting Memories in Blue," by Sherry Davis of Riverhead.

East End Arts, the Riverhead-based arts nonprofit, has a new executive director. Wendy Weiss is most excited to help grow the organization and make it more sustainable, she said in an interview this week.