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Montauk Train Depot Art Gallery has great shows and classes · Go News To Go: More Good News

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  Oh boy, Well we're live, all right, So we're live here in
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  the Montauk. This is the end. And that Donna's Donna, right that
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  that and Donna's daughter no no nova wow, okay, the end. We
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  are at the end, and John is uh it's cool. And so I
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  met everybody at the art uh uh in town show. Is that it done?
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  Are they finished with it? This year? Aust eighteen, nineteen twenty.
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  All right, come on out, alright, alrighty good. So this
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  is actually a trained depot. A depot means what what would you say?
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  I don't know. I think it's a Greek word. I think it's a
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  Greek word at like a home sometime. And it's actually across the street from
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  the first indoor tennis courts that Carl Fisher created here and my lovely home up
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  there on the Montauk manor up on top of the hill. All right,
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  it's not my home, but I have something in there for twenty twenty so
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  years. Now, hold on there it is okay, all right everyone,
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  So this is a beautiful train station. This is a breadiful deepot. Percy
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  Heath, who was on our board for many years and we love dearly,
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  was part of this art association. And he was an artist and a boater,
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  and and they play music. Johnny still playing music up here. So
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  when when could people come in? Is it? Is it open to the
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  public? Not right now, not yet. No classes going on, although
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  I will say July seventeenth, we are having a local singer come and be
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  singing here an hour show. Oh it'll be a five dollar covered charge.
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  We'll serve wine. But we want to promote some local talent. Yay,
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  all right, who's that? Who is that person? You remember? The
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  name is? Oh my gosh, it's Pat Rose's grand daughter. All right,
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  Pat, Pat the Roses's Granddaughter's gonna be here. I ask you to
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  answer, I mean, come on as Pat the Roses's granddaughter. All right,
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  here we go, and you'll probably remember her name in a second.
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  Or you can email me. What would be good is emailing me? Uh?
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  Actually something on the whole Depot gallery and then I'll put that with this.
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  So tell us about the Depot Gallery now, okay, Thanks to Hanny.
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  He was a local fisherman. He played jazz bass all over with the
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  arts, and he played with Lyles Davis T. Phillespie all about thing in
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  any event, he lived out here and as a painter, he started March
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  of Artists organization and they met into his homes. They didn't have a place
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  fortune as he somehows became friends with the president of the railroad Conway. Yeah,
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  at some sort of event. They chatted and a depot was no longer
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  going to be a functioning train ticket station, and Percy said, well,
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  why don't you give it to us, because we need a place to be
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  in Mantal Arts Association And that's there it is. And actually in nineteen ninety
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  five commemorating one hundredth anniversary of the Long Island Railroad service to Manto, of
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  which I believe Conway and a few other people made that happen because you could
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  not get the train to come all the way out here, and I think
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  that was a great opportunity for all of us. Right, so now you're
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  able to have manshows every two weeks right now, And tonight's Saturday is the
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  opening recession for Laurence leader Min. He's a young little guy. Be taking
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  me photos, will not talking and beyond And people can check to see our
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  schedule of shows on our website and we're open mid May to mid October,
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  so we always have something going on here. Wow wow, So on tonight
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  is Saturday today, thank you? And uh so, so you know,
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  I want to learn how to do a stained glass and put glass together.
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  And I don't know if you know, you know, I know about this
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  guy Tiffany. Is Tiffany going to be here on Monday? Who is someone
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  his spirit who's a teacher and our teacher and a glass spart is is actually
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  doing a class on Monday, New into one thirty and it's a beginner's glass.
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  It sounds intimidating, but it is simple and easy and it's not too
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  late to sign up just through the website. But you can literally create pieces
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  to teach how to cut glass, arrange it. And we have a kill
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  so we'll actually find all things as well. So I mean, now put
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  the the you know, the one piece to the next piece kind of thing.
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  And is it kind of like you're bringing glass here like Benheim that's a
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  that's a famous sub glass company and from Manhattan. Um, but you're gonna
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  have a stained glass and you have glass or is it all white? Yes?
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  Um? Glass fusing which you'll take different shapes. You'll cut your own
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  glass Yeah, different color, sizes and shapes. Huh. Put them together.
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  You'll either create a bowl or something to stand. You'll do your choice.
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  So now you said you have a kiln. Okay, that means heat.
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  That means you then take this glass. I don't this process. I
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  don't know. I do know the other one a little bit um and I
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  know I couldn't do it to that one. But the point is that this
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  is you take it, you put it together, you put something on the
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  corners, you put it together, and that kilm puts it makes it happen.
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  Use all the glass layers together, so there's always a little bit of
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  surprise. See when you put it in, its not always when you get
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  take it out. Usually slumping. So it sounds like Matt cooking. Actually,
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  uh, a lot of slumping. And so it's all good. Let's
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  you have a website for here, this beautiful place. Okay, all right,
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  one word, you know we're this is so peaceful out here and it's
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  loving. Let's you know. I think I might have mentioned Mesca as I
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  interviewed you over there at the Art of Events with our buddy Greg Sullivan,
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  and so we're into the peace thing and we have a September twenty First we
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  take a big event in Times Square for trying. We're trying our best to
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  pause the world for peace. And actually my friend Ingrid, when you would
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  here let me in the in the Mantoa and now we got palmte up at
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  the Manta of matter. I don't know if you know that, but we
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  love them on pechers. Mister Gurneys is up there and I married a few
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  of them, Derek or Gurney type people. So uh our list, Oh
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  wow, oh, I'd appreciate that. In addition, what is peace for
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  you? All? Peace? What is peaceful? Mate? What makes you?
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  What's peace? Peace for me? Is nature? Like I Nothing settles
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  and counts me like hearing birds, the ocean, walking, beach walking,
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  the boys. I know that's very um my, oping and self centered,
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  but that's pieces for me and I and a lot of people don't have that
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  chance to spend time with nature, and I think everybody I love it and
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  I behind you is some like water there, Ali, John, what's peace
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  for you? Talking about the boy house? Looking at it? Sound Yeah,
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  you're right, that's all beautiful? All right, Thanks guys, appreciate
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  it, Thank you. Thanks