2021 LBIF Summer Catalog

SUMMER 2021

WHO WE ARE WHO WE ARE

LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

LBIF STAFF

DEAR LBIF COMMUNITY,

Daniella Kerner Executive Director dkerner@lbifoundation.org

How truly fortunate we are to welcome 2021 on LBI with family and friends. In our desire to protect what we value and enjoy, the Board and Staff have been hard at work preparing for a strong and healthy summer here at the LBIF. We could not survive if it were not for those that support our mission to bring the community together through the arts and sciences. Looking forward we recognize there are still challenges to overcome, but together we will thrive knowing how precious our LBIF family, friends, and visitors are to us.

We thank you.

Christine Mesagna Office Manager cmesagna@lbifoundation.org Katherine Whitlock Communications and Marketing kwhitlock@lbifoundation.org Business to Business office@lbifoundation.org Jeff Ruemeli Ceramics Studio Manager ceramics@lbifoundation.org Emily Miller Camp & Programming emiller@lbifoundation.org Catherine Armstrong Membership & Special Events carmstrong@lbifoundation.org Lauren MacDonald Office Administrator office@lbifoundation.org

This season we hope you continue to connect with the LBIF, whether in person or virtually, as we evolve into a new way of togetherness. We have put together a 2021 season of offerings expanding what we can do outdoors. Weather permitting, please join us in social gatherings, festivals, concerts and more as we adapt in order to safely congregate.

A few highlights of the season are the return of our Back to Summer Party, our Foundation Arts Festival, our new Calypso Carnivale, Sundays @7 Concert Series, and our exceptional six day Seashore House Tour that can be viewed virtually from the comfort of your home or from our gallery. Thank you to all the dedicated Committee Chairs and volunteers who make these events possible.

For 73 years, the Foundation has offered a place to connect with others through a distinctive blend of the arts, sciences and cultural programs. Our dynamic role in this community brings together people, places, and personal interests. Children build memories of their camper days and adults build a lifetime of memories of their summertime at the shore, whether it is a day, a week or an entire year.

Our mission to nurture our vibrancy and remain a lively convener and catalyst for creativity and knowledge is stronger than ever!

Jeff Shrager Tennis Pro & Manager tennis@lbifoundation.org

A non-profit organization cannot flourish without members. We are grateful to our longtime and new members who join annually. It is this continued support that sustains and grows the operations of the Foundation. Our future depends on this support to enable the development of outstanding cultural programs in the visual and performing arts, music, films, film festivals, lectures, and more. If you are not a member, please join the LBIF! Each member has a stake in our future.

Brent Chafee Tennis Pro tennis@lbifoundation.org

To stay updated, please check our website, join our email list to receive our weekly e-blast, follow our social media sites, and feel free to stop in. Our work is ongoing and with your help we hope to make our small world a better place.

Photography Credits: Michael Spark...........8 Sam Lustig..............20 Matt Reitinger..........21

We welcome your suggestions and ideas, your volunteerism, your contributions, and your friendship. I am looking forward to sharing a renewed and wonderful summer with you on LBI.

Front & Back Photo by:

With my very best wishes to all,

Michael Szymanski

Daniella Kerner, Executive Director May 2021

Copyright © The Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts & Sciences. All rights reserved.

COVID-19 RESPONSE This COVID-19 Response is as of May 7, 2021. The LBIF continues to review COVID-19 guidelines published by the State of New Jersey, the CDC and the Long Beach Island Health Department. More than a year later, COVID-19 guidelines continue to evolve and we monitor these guidelines and safety precautions closely and abide by them. We are open and offering our “normal” events and programs, while protecting the well-being and safety of our members, visitors, staff and the local community. We are excited to provide our patrons with all the memorable experiences and enjoyment we have grown accustomed to offering over the past 73 years!

As required, we will incorporate social distancing measures, including recommended building capacity and access to parts of our campus to guard against the spread of the virus in order to protect our patrons and employees. Face masks or face coverings will be required when visiting our indoor facilities in accordance with the CDC and the State guidelines.

Be sure to check our website and weekly e-blasts for updates to our programs and events. The Foundation will also have a printout of current events each week available at our Front Desk. We may experience space limitations with our indoor programs and we ask patrons to make early reservations online when/where applicable. Indoor priority will be given to members, so if you are not a member please consider joining. We will endeavor to provide online options for these programs whenever possible.

The LBIF welcomes both visitors and members to enjoy our offerings and facilities. We encourage our patrons to register early for camp, tennis, pickleball, yoga and fitness, social events, festivals and classes. We invite you to participate in whatever way you are comfortable.

We will continue to stay strong and vigilant to provide safety during this pandemic. Our goal is to ensure that everyone has a safe and enriching experience this summer at the LBIF, and we look forward to seeing you, your family, and friends on our campus this summer.

The LBIF Board of Trustees and Staff

LBIF BOARD OF TRUSTEES Todd Strine, President Kevin Covert, President Elect DeBorah Brill, Past President Dick Thatcher, Treasurer Daniella Kerner, Executive Director, Secretary Erika Aaron Mary Beckett Tracey Cameron Amy Covert Peggi Einhorn Mike Fuhrman Christine Galiardo Joyce Glasgold Jamie Hand Lee Luedtke Jay Madden Debbie MacArthur Marielaine Mammon Jim McClure Sue Pohanka

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Blai Society Membership / General Membership Annual Events The Arts - Annual Arts Festivals Juried Gallery Exhibitions - Guest Jurors Class Policies Studio Sampler Series Weekly Adult Classes - The Ceramics Studio t The Nature Trail Yoga and Fitness Tennis + Pickleball Summer Camp l Morning Camp - Youth Water Activities Morning Camp - Art Afternoon Camp - After School Camp Performing Arts Film + Lectures Dance + Language + Save the Date Events Our Supporters & Advertisers

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MISSION

To promote the arts and sciences on Long Beach Island and in the surrounding communities by enlightening, educating, and stimulating thought and discussion about current trends in the arts and sciences and by providing broad educational and cultural programs for all ages.

CONTACT HOURS

The Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts & Sciences 120 Long Beach Boulevard Loveladies, NJ 08008 609.494.1241 609.494.1642 - Tennis Pavilion 609.494.0662 fax www.lbifoundation.org

The LBIF is free to visit & open to the public!

Monday 8:00am - 4:00pm Tuesday 8:00am - 4:00pm Wednesday 8:00am - 4:00pm Thursday 8:00am - 4:00pm Friday 8:00am - 4:00pm Saturday 9:00am - 3:00pm Sunday 9:00am - 3:00pm Hours for evening events vary. Please check our website.

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LBIF HISTORY & BORIS BLAI Founded in 1948 by Boris Blai, the LBIF is an outstanding community cultural facility. Dr. Blai, a student of sculptor Auguste Rodin and founding dean of the Tyler School of Art, Temple University, envisioned a facility that would foster individuals and their talents.

The LBIF has continued this vision by offering thousands of classes, workshops, exhibitions, and educational programs to the community. Since its first season, the LBIF has committed itself to the enhancement of the creative arts and the physical sciences, and though it began as a seasonal operation, the LBIF has grown into a year-round organization providing a place for learning, free expression, and the exchange of ideas and understanding.

73 YEARS & GOING STRONG “Boris Blai was born in 1893 in Ravono, Russia, and received his early training in sculpture and painting at the Kiev and Leningrad Imperial Academies. In 1912 he arrived in Paris to study at the École des Beaux Arts with Emile-Antoine Bourdelle and Auguste Rodin, later becoming an assistant to the master sculptor, Rodin.

Blai also studied bronze casting and portrait painting in Munich. In 1927 Blai secured his first teaching position at the Oak Lane Country Day School in Philadelphia.

‘Uncle Boris’ turned his studio into a workshop for the students, with classes in woodworking, clay models for casting and ceramic pieces. The teacher and students even created a fountain and a boat together.

He inspired his students with confidence, and his philosophy became ‘No one can fail.’ ”

Marvin Levitt sculpting Boris Blai

Critique in the Painters Loft

We thank Julie Berkowitz for her book The Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts & Sciences - A History: 1947 - 2014, available for purchase at LBIF.

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BLAI SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP

WHY MEMBERSHIP AND THE BLAI SOCIETY ARE SO IMPORTANT

DEAR LBIF COMMUNITY, The LBIF’s founder, Boris Blai, was five years old when the Russian Flu pandemic spread throughout his homeland in 1899.

He survived.

A prodigy sculptor, as a young man Blai left Russia to study with Auguste Rodin before serving in the French Army during WWI. After the war, he moved to America at age 34. The year was 1918, the time of Spanish Flu. And so, twice in his young life, Blai found himself at the epicenter of a global pandemic.

Once again, Boris survived.

He established a reputation in the U.S. art world, partly by repairing Rodin sculptures for the Boston Museum of Fine Art. Blai was also quite an impresario; through a friend he’d met in the army, he became a fixture in Philadelphia arts and cultural circles. He befriended wealthy families, one of whom, Stella Elkins Tyler, donated her Melrose Park estate to be used as a school. There, in 1935, Blai established the Tyler School of Art, now part of Temple University.

Apparently, two pandemics and the Great Depression did nothing to dent Boris’s ambitions or career trajectory. Thirteen years later, in 1948, Blai founded the Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences.

73 years later, Boris’s grand vision survives. Art and culture abound, and our expansive, open grounds still feel wild amidst the packed density of LBI. Like a trip backwards in time.

The year is 2021. More than one year of living with another global pandemic, we continue to be the keepers of the flame Boris Blai lit back in the 1940’s. I’m confident he would be proud of the wide array of artistic and cultural programming and events offered in these pages – many of which will be delivered with creative twists to enable folks to come together in ways they feel comfortable and safe.

But I believe Boris would be even more heartened by the fact that we are carrying on strong as ever with a shared sense of purpose. Our hopes are high for reunion and renewal this summer. We will share the grateful realization Boris must have had, gazing out over the marsh towards the water, breathing the salt air: how exhilarating it is just to be human, to be alive!

With sincere gratitude, we thank our Board and our members who have carried us through the toughest stretch in our history.

You have given us the opportunity to carry on even stronger than before!

Onward.

Todd Strine, President, LBIF Board of Trustees

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THANK YOU TO OUR 2021 BLAI MEMBERS! INDIVIDUALS

Erika Aaron & Marc Fliegelman DeBorah & Greg Brill Tracey Cameron & Jim Murtaugh Bonnie & William Clarke Amy & Kevin Covert Peggi Einhorn & Michael Lasky Lynn & Harry Fryckberg Christine & Rick Galiardo Joan & Jack Gailardo Reenie Gebhardt & Len Goldberg Nancy & Carl Glaeser Joyce & Alvin Glasgold Wendy & Richard Glazer Jamie Hand & Ted Hynes Barbara & John Imperiale Daniella Kerner & Stanley Lechtzin Constance & David Lees Suzanne & Robert Levin Debbie & Tom MacArthur Patricia Mathews & Norm Epstein Madeline & James McClure Ruth & Howard Miller Guna & Robert Mundheim Elinor & Harold Oertell Sue Pohanka & Jay Madden Dina Pruzansky & Mike Herman Jean & Wayne Rath Joelle & Jonathan Resnick Jessica & Tom Scangarello The Samit Family Carole & Nate Sleeper Jules & Sondra Slotnick Barbara Spina & Campbell Johnstone Sandra Strine & Kenneth Stein Jessica & Todd Strine Richard Thatcher Barbara & Joel Werbel Sue & Vic Wortmann

BUSINESSES

A.Richard Aitken Jr. Builder Contractor Air Technical Services Bay Avenue Plant Company Benée Scola & Company, Realtors Between the Sheets Brown & Quattrocchi Landscape Group Callan & Moeller Construction Jay Madden Architect JDM Andrews Construction Joseph Roberts Inc. Lackland Self Storage LBI Coastal Builders Progressive Fence & Railing Sam Gordon Architects Sand Dollar Real Estate Techno Sound & Video Thomas J Keller Building Contractor LLC. Walters Homes Woodhaven Lumber & Millwork

GENERAL MEMBERSHIP Become a member of the LBIF today.

The Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts & Sciences celebrates its 73rd year with robust summer programs of art exhibitions, lectures, art and wellness classes, summer camp for kids and great tennis facilities. Through membership at LBIF, our members meet new friends, learn new things, discover talents, and come together as a community to support the arts and sciences.

Become an LBIF member & enjoy all the benefits! Join online, in person, or by mail.

The LBIF membership year runs October 1 - September 30, but don’t hesitate to join anytime and become part of the LBIF family! Membership registration is available online at www.lbifoundation.org. The LBIF is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and membership fees may be tax deductible. Contact your tax planning professional for details.

When you become a member of the LBIF, not only do you help support the arts and sciences on LBI, but you also receive the following benefits: •

Members get free admission to Science Saturdays (September - April) & FRED Talks.

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Discounts of 15% on classes and summer camps.

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Major discount when purchasing an all-access pass to the Lighthouse International Film Festival (time sensitive).

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Benefactor Members and above receive two (2) complimentary tickets to the Annual LBIF House Tour.

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Recreation Members have access to the tennis + pickleball facilities and tennis + pickleball programs.

Membership Category

2020 Membership Fee Discount Level

Individual

$200

15% discount on classes only

Family

$300

15% discount on camp &classes

JOIN THE COMMUNITY

(Includes 2 adults + 2 children) - Add children to your Family Membership for $25 each $500

Patron

Benefactor $1000

15% discount on camp & classes 15% discount on camps & classes

Recreation Benefactor $1400 15% discount on camps & classes (includes unlimited access to tennis + pickleball facilities) The Blai Society

$2500

Recognition at all LBIF events, invites to exhibit parties and openings, Blai Society cocktail parties and more!

Want to Donate to the LBIF? Friend of LBIF $50

Free admission to FRED Talks & Science Saturdays

CELEBRATE YOUR CREATIVITY

ANNUAL EVENTS Annual Tennis + Pickleball Open House

15th Annual Barnegat Bay Day

Date Saturday, June 5th (rain date June 6th), 10:00am - 12:00pm Fee Free

Date Wednesday, July 7, 12:30pm - 3:30pm Fee $5 for adults, free for children

Interested in our club and thinking about joining? The Tennis Open House is a great way for prospective members to see what we have to offer. Whether you are already a tennis player or you’d like to learn, join us on the courts for our Tennis Open House to kick off the 2021 season. You will have a chance to play with members, learn about our tennis program, and mingle with the community over food and refreshments. If you can not attend the Open House, but are interested in trying out our facility before making the commitment to membership, we will be offering a 1 time weekend pass where you can come and see what we have to offer. Any questions or to RSVP please email our Tennis Pro and Manager Jeff Shrager: tennis@lbifoundation.org. See you on the courts!

This is a family learning experience with lots of hands-on activities where you will learn about the critters and plants, living underwater and on the land in the Barnegat Bay ecosystem. Have a blast participating in activities and guided tours of the natural beauty of LBIF’s marshes. While you’re here, check out the LBIF Camp’s mini-aquarium and participate in a science-themed craft!

Beach Ball - Back to Summer Cocktails Date Saturday, June 26, 5:00pm - 7:00pm Fee $45 per person RSVP by June 19

Our 33rd Annual Juried Foundation Arts Festival event is one of the LBIF’s largest fundraisers, and each admission fee goes directly to helping sustain the arts and cultural programs at the LBIF. Other nonprofits from Ocean Country and LBI will offer information about their mission. Saturday is a great way to spend the day finding something special for yourself or someone close to you. We host both indoor and outdoor vendors. With more than 70 artists working in jewelry, wood, ceramics, photography, clothing, and painting, you’re bound to find something you’ll love! Spend the day shopping, and stay for the live music, food trucks, and more.

Mark your calendars, and save the date for LBIF’s 73rd season opener! Start the summer with this happy event and catch up with friends old and new. The evening will include cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and music. We plan to have both indoor and outdoor seating (weather permitting).

The 33rd Annual Foundation Arts Festival curated by the LBIF Dates Saturday, July 10, 10:00am - 4:00pm Raindate Sunday, July 11 Fee $1 per person at the gate

Annual LBIF Membership Meeting Date Saturday August 28, 11:00am – 12:00pm Join us for the Annual Meeting, where members make suggestions, ask questions, and share in the success of the LBIF as we elect new Board Members and Officers for the upcoming year.

Photo By: Michael Spark

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Artist: Carol Nussbaum

The 55th Annual Seashore House Tour - Architects, Builders, Landscapers and Designers Virtual Program Date Sunday, August 1 through Thursday, August 5, 10:00am - 11:00am Please check our website for updates and ticketing information Join us for this special event and find out directly from LBIF House Tour architects and builders just how beautiful homes featured in the House Tour were created.The LBIF House Tour is our most important fundraising event. This virtual event will showcase one location each day. Learn the inspiration and ideas behind the designs, then how the ideas were implemented, what was done, how and why. The LBIF House Tour will canvas the island from Barnegat Light to Brant Beach.

Included are beach and bayfront houses, old and new, modern and traditional. A special question and answer period will allow audience participation.

Thank you to our 2021 House Tour Sponsors: Woodhaven Lumber and Millwork, and The Harrington Group for creating the videos for this tour.

LBIF Home Show Date Friday, August 6, 11:00am - 3:00pm Rain date: Saturday, August 7, 11:00am - 3:00pm

The Calypso Carnivale Party Date Saturday, July 31, 6:00pm Fee $95/ per person Support the Foundation and enjoy the summer with this special new event! The evening will feature a Steel Band, a buffet Caribbean-inspired dinner, signature drinks and rum tasting, and lots of dancing to the island beat. Seating is limited, so be sure to get your tickets early. Get out your dancing shoes and join the party!

The Art Ball celebrating our Member/Student/Faculty Exhibition Date Saturday, August 28, Time TBD Fee Please check our website for updates and ticketing information The Member/Student/Faculty Exhibition celebrates the wonderful artwork created by our members, students enrolled in our classes and workshops, and our faculty. Members, their families and guests are all invited to celebrate art and artists and purchase special artwork on display created by members, students and faculty. A guest Juror will award special exhibit ribbons and festivities are planned. Want to volunteer? Call us.

Please check our website for updates and ticketing information As part of the House Tour, we present our first LBIF Home Show featuring architects, builders, designers, decorators, and landscapers who will inspire and help you create, update, or re-imagine your special home. Many of these professionals have their work featured in this year’s house tour, from interiors to exteriors and every detail in between! LBIF business partners will share how they partner with each owner to bring their ideas to life. They can offer their own helpful tips, tricks and traps for designing and beautifying your home. Our home show will be on the LBIF grounds and inside our Gallery with vendors and businesses exhibiting their specialties. lbifoundation.org 9

THE ARTS The LBIF gallery hosts exhibitions that are free and open to the public year-round. The exhibitions showcase new directions in the visual arts, enable arts education, introduce new mediums, and offer a broad variety of subject matter for patrons of the arts. Exhibits range from internationally known artists working in a wide range of media, to community-based shows highlighting the work of the talented local community and its artists.

Throughout the year, the LBIF offers classes and workshops in various media for all levels: from introductory to advanced, for the novice or serious artist. Our arts program provides an opportunity to try something new or even just for a fun experience and an opportunity to meet others who love the arts.

Artist: Matthew Borgen.“ A Place of Many Groans.” From the 2020 ComX Exhibition.

2021 EXHIBITIONS National Juried Competition: Works on Paper Exhibition Saturday, June 12 - Monday, July 5 Master Copies / Interpretations Exhibition Saturday, July 17 - Sunday August 15 Member/Student/Faculty Exhibition Saturday, August 28 - Monday, September 6 Plein Air Exhibition Saturday, September 18 - Sunday, October 31

THANK YOU TO OUR 2021 SPONSORS

ANNUAL ART FESTIVALS Foundation Arts Festival

Small Business Saturday // Holiday Market Festival

Date Saturday, July 10, 10:00am – 5:00pm Raindate: Sunday, July 11, 10:00am -- 5:00pm Fee $1 at the gate Our 33rd Annual Juried Foundation Arts Festival is one of LBIF’s largest fundraisers. Each admission fee goes directly to helping sustain the arts and cultural programs at the LBIF. On Friday evening, we will host a ticketed Preview Party inside our gallery with music food, drinks, and socializing. With more than 60 artists working in jewelry, wood, ceramics, photography, clothing, and painting, you’re bound to find something you’ll love. Spend the day shopping, and stay for the live music, food trucks, and more.

Date Saturday, November 27, 10:00am – 5:00pm Sunday, November 28, 10:00am -- 5:00pm The Holiday Market Festival held on Small Business Saturday is a day with food trucks, live music, s’mores & fire pits and fun for all! Come socialize and shop small, shop local! Come to the LBIF Holiday Market to buy that very special artisan created, unique gift. We will showcase handmade work in all mediums and price points. From amazing clothing and jewelry to ceramics, paintings, home décor and more. Please come explore and shop!

15th Annual LBI Studio Tour Date Saturday, August 14, 9:00am -- 3:00pm The LBI Studio Tour is a free event for visitors using a self-guided map. The Tour is being facilitated by LBI artists showcasing fine art and craft in a broad range of media. The LBIF is one of many locations designated for artists displaying their work, as well as exhibitions throughout the gallery.

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JURIED EXHIBITIONS National Juried Competition: Works on Paper 2021 Exhibition Exhibit Dates Saturday June 12 – Monday July 5 Reception TBD

Works on Paper is our 23rd annual National Juried Competition and Exhibition.

Works on Paper will feature seventy artworks created by artists working in all fifty states. Drawing, painting on paper, printmaking, photography, digital prints, mixed media, and paper constructions display the variety of mediums paper explores in this wide-ranging exhibition of artwork that was created in the past two years. Lanka Tattersall, the new Curator of Drawings and Prints at MoMA, The Museum of Modern Art, has selected 70 works from more than a thousand entries. Ms. Tattersall will award three cash prizes and several honorable mentions at the reception. This exhibition offers an art collector a special opportunity to acquire unique contemporary artwork.

Bethany Irons

Master Copies / Interpretations 2021 Exhibition Exhibit Dates Saturday July 17 – Sunday, August 15 Reception TBD Copying the “Masters” is a time-honored tradition in the art world and a serious endeavor for artists at all professional levels. When reinterpreting a masterwork, artists transform the way we see or understand the work by using different mediums, altering compositions, or riffing on a work from a satiric or humorous point of view. This exhibit will feature both Master Copies - a show of skilled copies and Interpretations - fun re-imaginings that will amaze and entertain a wide audience..

Lecture with Juror, Jennifer A. Thompson The Influence of Holland: The Impressionists and the Dutch Old Masters Date July 8, 5:00pm (virtual lecture) Fee: Free The lecture will explore the important role that Dutch art played in the development of Impressionism and how copies and interpretations of paintings

by Frans Hals, Rembrandt, Vermeer, and others helped to shape the subject matter and modernity associated with the Impressionists.

Plein Air 2021 Exhibition Exhibit Dates Satruday, September 18 - Sunday October 31 Reception TBD This exhibition will feature selected artist’s Plein Air works and studio paintings developed from their Plein Air studies. Approximately 130 paintings will be on display and all artwork will be for sale during the exhibit. The Juror for 2021 is Kathleen A. Foster, Senior Curator of American Art and Director of the Center for American Art at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Prizes will be awarded by the juror at the reception on September 13 for both Classical “Plein Air” and “Plein Air Plus” paintings.

Lee Lindgren

Tarryl Gabel

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GUEST JURORS Lanka Tattersall Works on Paper, Juror Lanka Tattersall, is the Senior Curator in the Department of Drawings and Prints at MoMA. Prior to 2019, Tattersall was Associate Curator at The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, where she organized the exhibitions Cameron Rowland: D37 (2018), Real Worlds: Brassaï, Arbus, Goldin (2018), Lauren Halsey: we still here, there (2018), and Hito Steyerl: Factory of the Sun (2016), among others, and initiated the forthcoming survey of the work of Tala Madani. Tattersall also oversaw MOCA’s Emerging Art Fund acquisition group. From 2010 to 2014, Tattersall was a curatorial assistant in the Department of Painting and Sculpture at MoMA, where she was an integral part of the curatorial and editorial teams for the touring retrospective and accompanying monograph Alibis: Sigmar Polke 1963–2010.Tattersall received a BA in the history of art and architecture from Wesleyan University; an MA in modern art and curatorial studies from Columbia University; and an AM in the history of art and architecture, modern art from Harvard University and currently a PhD candidate in the history of art and architecture, modern art at Harvard University. Ms Tattersall’s responsibilities include participating in the Museum’s acquisitions program, the installation of the collection galleries, and the development of special exhibitions and catalogues.

Jennifer A. Thompson Master Copies / Interpretations, Juror Jennifer A. Thompson is The Gloria and Jack Drosdick Curator of European Painting and Sculpture and Curator of the John G. Johnson Collection, Philadelphia Museum of Art. Dr. Thompson joined the Philadelphia Museum of Art in 1999 and has played an essential role in interpreting, displaying, and developing the Museum’s collections of European painting and sculpture. She earned her M.A. and Ph.D. at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland. She has curated or co-curated many notable exhibitions, including: The Impressionist’s Eye (2019); Old Masters Now: Celebrating the Johnson Collection (2017); Discovering the Impressionists: Paul Durand-Ruel and the New Painting (2015); Van Gogh Up Close (2012); and Late Renoir (2010) and has written extensively on these topics. She is Head of the European Painting and Sculpture Department at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and is responsible for the collections and installations at the Rodin Museum in Philadelphia.

Kathleen A. Foster Plein Air, Juror Kathleen A. Foster is the Robert L. McNeil, Jr., Senior Curator of American Art and Director of the Center for American Art at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. With degrees from Wellesley and Yale, she has held curatorial posts at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and the Indiana University Art Museum, and taught at Williams College, Temple University, Indiana University, and the University of Pennsylvania, where she is currently an adjunct professor in the History of Art. She has published work on topics in American art from the late-eighteenth-century to the present, with a particular emphasis on the work of Thomas Eakins, including the prize-winning Thomas Eakins Rediscovered (1997), two essays in the catalogue for the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s Thomas Eakins (2001), the reconstruction of Eakins’s own drawing manual (2005), and the recent An Eakins Masterpiece Restored: Seeing The Gross Clinic Anew (2012). Her most recent project at the PMA was the exhibition and book, American Watercolor in the Age of Homer and Sargent (2017), with its affiliated research website. She is currently leading the Museum’s team in planning for the installation of the new Early American Art galleries, part of the major renovation of the Philadelphia Museum of Art opening in the spring of 2021.

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POLICIES HOW TO REGISTER:

Sign up for all classes online at www.lbifoundation.org WITHDRAWALS & CLASS CANCELLATIONS

The LBIF reserves the right to cancel classes due to insufficient enrollment, in case of an emergency, or related to COVID-19. In the event the LBIF cancels a class, students will be notified and full tuition and fee will be credited or refunded.

MATERIAL LISTS & MATERIAL FEES

SCHOLARSHIPS

ADA POLICY

Limited scholarships are available. Please send an email to office@lbifoundation.org or letter of request to the LBIF, 120 Long Beach Blvd., Loveladies, NJ 08008

It is the student’s responsibility to request a copy of all supply lists at the front desk prior to class. It is the student’s responsibility to pay all material fees to the instructor or the LBIF as listed in the class description.

PUBLICITY

The LBIF reserves the right to use photos taken during classes and other programs for publicity purposes on the internet, in print, social media, video, or mailings. Registration in a class or participation in any event gives LBIF permission to use images for publicity purposes without further consent or compensation.

The LBIF does not discriminate on the basis of disability in access or employment. The LBIF is constantly working to improve its facilities to make all public areas of the organization fully accessible. The LBIF will, to the best of its ability, locate classes in accessible areas of the facility.

If you need a class located in an accessible location, please inform the LBIF at time of registration, and we will do our best to accommodate the request. If you have questions concerning access, or wish to request a sign language interpreter or accessible accommodations, please contact the LBIF at 609.494.1241 or email office@lbifoundation.org. Early requests are encouraged so that we can make necessary arrangements.

STUDENT PROPERTY

EMERGENCY FORMS

The LBIF is not responsible for artwork and other property left on the premises and has no liability if such property is lost, stolen, or damaged, except in instances when artwork is displayed in gallery exhibitions.

Artwork or property left 2 weeks after the conclusion of a class will be discarded.

CAMPUS PROPERTY

Members and the general public are not permitted to tamper with, alter, remove or discard LBIF Property.

REGISTRATION & PAYMENT OPTIONS

The LBIF accepts cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express. Full tuition is due at the time of registration. The LBIF may decline an individual’s enrollment or participation at its discretion. SUMMER CAMP DISCOUNTS - Membership discounts apply only to immediate family members, not extended family or guests.

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Every child attending LBIF programs is required to provide a complete Child Emergency Form to the main office along with up to date Immunization Records. Students are encouraged to inform the main office if they have a medical condition that the staff or faculty should be aware of in case of emergency. Forms are kept on file for one year. The form can be obtained in the main office. If you register online, there is no need to submit a paper form to the office as emergency information is captured at time of registration.

CAMP POLICY

Camp drop-off and pick-up will require signature of parent or listed guardian. Campers will not be released from camp without signature at pick-up. Every camper is required to have a filled out the Emergency Contact Form along with immunization records.

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STUDIO SAMPLER SERIES VISITING ARTIST WORKSHOPS

Join us in our various art studios around LBIF for a weekly sampling of art mediums and methods taught by skilled professionals. The series includes techniques on painting, drawing, papermaking, and much more! All skill levels are welcome. *Please take note, some classes require an additional materials fee payable to the instructor.

Marbling Papers with Catherine LeCleire Date Thursday July 8, 12:30pm - 3:00pm Fee $40 Learn to make your own decorative papers through the traditional marbling technique. The floating paints are swirled into patterns and the design is captured by laying paper on the surface of the marbling solution.

Materials fee - $20, payable to instructor

Marbling Papers with Catherine LecCleire

Gold Leaf Artwork with Catherine LeCleire Date Wednesday, July 7 12:30pm - 2:30pm Fee $40 Enhance your artwork with gold, silver or copper leaf. Leaf can be applied on most surfaces such as paper, canvas, wood, etc. Bring your own artwork to add gold leaf to the surfaces.

Materials fee - $10, payable to instructor Paper Stencil Silkscreening with Catherine LeCleire Date Tuesday July 6 12:30pm - 3:30pm Fee $40 Participants will learn how to silkscreen using the paper stencil technique and experiment on a variety of surfaces such as paper, fabric, wood and tee shirts.

Materials fee - $20, payable to instructor.

Paper Stencil Silkscreening with Catherine LeCleire

Painting with Wool - A Needle Felting Workshop with Sara Setzer Date Wednesday, July 28, 12:00pm-3:00pm Fee $40 Capture the essence of nature while learning the beginning steps of needle felting. Local fiber artist Sara Setzer shows you how to create beautiful designs using wool and other natural fibers in this relaxed session of crafting. Leave with your own hoop-framed piece of original art, ready to hang and admire. No experience needed! A variety of design selections will be offered closer to class.

Materials fee - $10, payable to instructor. .

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Kite Making Workshops with Lisa Willoughby Date Tuesday, July 20 & Thursday, July 22, 1:00pm - 2:30pm Fee $49, all materials included.

This workshop will give the children an understanding of kite making using examples of different types of kites. They will learn basic kite history and the differences between kites from other countries. After building and designing their kites, the children will be able to fly their unique kites in the parking area of the LBIF. Come and fly a kite with professional kite flier, World Sport kite judge, and co-organizer of the LBI International Kite Festival, Lisa Willoughby.

Block Printing Extended Workshop with Deborah Iacovelli Date Thursday, July 29, 9:00am - 1:00pm Fee $60

Paper Making with Local Plants with James Neal Date August 5th, 12:30pm - 5:00pm (TBD) Fee $60 + cost of materials This workshop will focus on making paper from plants harvested locally including some plant materials that can be found right in your own backyard! Students will form sheets of paper from the sample pulps. Instructions on gathering and processing plants for paper making will be shared in the class.

Instructions on hand binding small books with the samples will be shared. If we have a sunny day, there is a good chance many of our papers will dry in time to bind a sample book! Your papers can be used for book binding, collage, or other projects of your choosing. Paper making can be a messy process, so it is encouraged to dress in clothing and shoes that you don’t mind getting a little wet.

In this basic printing workshop, we will explore the art of relief printing by learning how to create your own, unique block for printing designs on fabric. Instructor will include a demonstration on how to use lino tools to carve a block. Each participant will use their finished block later in the session to hand print a cotton tea towel and/or tote bag. All materials used are non-toxic and eco-friendly. We’ll be using waterbased inks and latex-free carving blocks. No experience is necessary!

This will be an introduction to block printing by hand. You will leave the session with a completed item and carved block ready for additional printing. Please bring a photo or simple drawing of the image you would like to carve and print. Please wear old clothing! Aprons will not be provided, but feel free to bring your own.

Materials fee - $15, payable to instructor.

Learn the Essentials of Landscape Painting with John Slivjak Date July 8, 4:00pm & July 9, 1:00pm Fee $50 Join Philadelphia artist John Slivjak for a two-day Plein Air painting workshop at Long Beach Island Foundation for the Arts and Sciences.

Learn strategies to prepare for, organize, and get the most out of your Plein Air painting experience.

Plein Air Painting with Joseph Sweeney Date Monday August 16 - Friday August 20, 9:30am – 12:30pm Fee $250 This week long class explores Long Beach Island and the surrounding area, with plenty of time to check out the beach and local restaurants.

Instruction includes tips for painting efficiently out of doors, on choosing a prime location, capturing the weather and the light, and setting up a seascape pallet. Instruction includes demonstrations and lectures on painting surfaces materials, mediums, compositional drawing and color studies. Most media are welcomed including oil, acrylic, paste. Watercolor is also welcomed but we will not be teaching watercolor class. Materials list can be found on lbifoundation.org.

John Slivjak

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WEEKLY ADULT ART CLASSES Watercolor Techniques with Carol Freas Date Wednesdays, July 7 - August 25, 9:30am - 12:30pm Fee $40/class Beginners to advanced painters are welcome to experience the joys of watercolor. Develop new skills with transparent color by watching demonstrations and more. Join us to advance your technique, expand your portfolio, or elaborate on your skills. Bring supplies and a sketchbook.

Oil & Acrylic Painting with Linda Ramsay Date Monday, August 9 and 23 Fee $40/class Enjoy instructed studio time in our Painter’s Loft overlooking the beautiful Barnegat Bay marsh area. Beginner to Intermediate skill levels are welcome to learn acrylic and/or oil painting techniques.

Join Linda as she offers tips and pointers to improve work. Feel free to bring your own photo references. Easels and rolling tables provided by LBIF. Bring your own art supplies.

Figure Drawing Studio Sessions with Kali Crosby

Drawing and Mindfulness with Diane Grimes Date Wednesdays, July 14 and 21, 1:00pm-3:00pm August 4 & 11, 1:00pm-3:00pm Fee $35/class Learn about mindfulness and how art is used to engage in the benefits and practice of being in the present moment. Learn techniques to reduce stress, improve attention, well-being, deepen empathy, and bring awareness to the present moment. You will better understand the interplay of mind and body for being focused in the creative process, while learning about using one’s breath, developing awareness of focus, concentration, and calming the mind. No art training experience is necessary! The process of creating art will be explored, not the outcome of artwork. Creative techniques using drawing, painting and clay will increase deeper engagement into the flow of creativity and meditation. Each week will focus on a different medium and different mindfulness technique.

July 14: Contour and Gesture Drawing July 21: Value Charcoal Light and Dark August 4: Texture August 11: Color

Date Tuesdays, Bi-weekly June 29 - August 24, 12:30pm -3:30pm Fee $40/class LBIF is excited to welcome Kali Crosby, a recent MFA graduate from Indiana University with a concentration in Studio Art. Her figure drawing sessions are intended for those who want an introduction to drawing the nude figure or for those who want to advance their current techniques. For students, it is a great opportunity to expand or develop his or her portfolio. Each session will explore the figure through a different medium - pen, ink, charcoal, conte crayon, and graphite - and will be achieved through graduated continuous tones, cross contour lines, cross hatching, and other shading techniques. Learning will be further enhanced through open discussion and critique. Bring your own materials. **Ages 16 years or older. Under the age of 18 must have written consent by a parent or guardian to attend this class.

Pastel Drawing with Diane Grimes Date Mondays, Monday, July 5 and 19, TIME TBD Fee $40/class Learn to capture the blazing colors of an LBI sunset with this Plein Air class focusing on pastel drawing techniques. Each class will take place in the evening to capture the active beauty of the sunset while focusing on enhancing techniques with pastels. Focus will be placed on mindful artistry, in addition to skill building with the medium. All skill levels welcome!

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Pastel By Diane Grimes

THE CERAMICS STUDIO VISITING ARTIST

William Baker is a full-time studio potter and kiln builder living in Bakersville, North Carolina. He was a Resident Artist at the Odyssey Center for Ceramic Arts in Asheville, NC and the EnergyXchange in Burnsville, NC. For the last 10 years William has focused on refining his clay work and his understanding of the wood firing process.

William Baker Workshop Dates TBD, please contact ceramics@lbifoundation.org Fee $500 / LBIF Member: $450 Ceramic Summer Resident $375

William Baker

This course will focus on the wood firing process, utilizing the LBIF wood / soda kiln, giving participants hands-on experience in all aspects of the firing process. Students will bring their cone 10 bisque ware and we will load the kiln on Monday. Taking shifts, we will work as a team to explore the many details that go into a successful wood firing. While the kiln cools, demonstrations in the studio will include wheel throwing, altering techniques, and combining handbuilt thrown components. Further discussion topics include aspects of wood firing and soda firing as well as kiln building considerations. On the last day we will unload the kiln together, providing an essential opportunity to absorb the information from the firing.

Saturday Ceramics Drop-In Date Saturdays, July 17 through August 21, 10:00am - 2:00pm Fee Studio Drop-In $35 (approx. 2 hrs) Fire Me Up! $15 plus cost of ceramic piece Members doing Fire Me Up! only pay for cost of piece

William Baker

Please check our website for updates. Join us and enjoy a relaxed, creative environment on Saturdays. Those interested in ceramics can drop by and learn the basics of wheel throwing and/or handbuilding.

We also have pre-made ceramic items and you can choose to paint at your own pace. We have mugs, bowls, boxes, figurines, and much more! Saturdays are perfect for a day out with your family, trying something new with friends, rainy days, and expanding your interest in the arts.

Private Lessons Why not make a birthday or anniversary even more special with a private session? Handbuilding projects or smaller groups on the wheel can be scheduled in advance with LBIF, or improve your pottery skills with a one-on-one private lesson focusing on specific areas. Contact our ceramics studio manager for more information.

Please Note: All clay fired in our kilns must be purchased at the LBIF. The Residency Program The LBIF’s Ceramic Residency Program allows potters the opportunity to work in a communal studio space. Residents are assigned a dedicated wheel or handbuilding space, as well as storage space in the studio spanning the summer or winter months. If you are interested in ceramics or residency programs email: ceramics@lbifoundation.org.

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THE SCIENCES ENJOY NATURE 15th Annual Barnegat Bay Day

NEW! Kayak & Paddleboard Eco-Tours

Date Wednesday, July 7, 12:30pm - 3:30pm Fee $5 for adults, free for children

Dates Mondays and Tuesdays, from June 14 - August 10, 9:00am 10:30am Fee $49 per person Location Launch at Bayview Park, Long Beach Township, NJ 08008 (West 68th Street, Brant Beach)

This is a family learning experience with lots of hands-on activities where you will learn about the critters and plants, living underwater and on the land in the Barnegat Bay ecosystem. Have a blast participating in activities and guided tours of the natural beauty of LBIF’s marsh. While you’re here, check out the LBIF Camp’s miniaquarium and participate in science-themed crafts!

Sponsored by Jen’s Links, Barnegat Light.

Science Saturday - Coyotes of New Jersey with Kathleen Kerwin, M.S. & Chris Crosby, Ph.D. student Date Saturday June 5, 11:00am - 12:00pm Fee Free for Members and Friends, $5 for non-members NOTE: This presentation will be online via Zoom. Please register online prior to the event.

Coyotes arrived in New Jersey about 80 years ago and can now be found in almost every town across the state. Over the past 2 years, coyotes have immigrated to Barnegat Light, reproduced, and are dispersing across Long Beach Island. In this Science Saturday seminar, Rutgers University Ph.D. student, Chris Crosby, and Rutgers Wildlife Conservation and Management Program Coordinator, Kathleen Kerwin, will provide some history of eastern coyotes, a background in coyote ecology and behavior, and important guidance for avoiding negative human-coyote interactions.

Nature & Forest Therapy Walk Dates Sunday, June 6, 9:00am - 11:30am Fee $25 Nature and Forest Therapy is inspired by the Japanese practice of Shinrin Yoku, or it’s English translation: Forest Bathing. This practice combines a slow walk in a natural area with a clearly defined sequence of guided events that provide structure to the experience. Although structured, the practice allows many opportunities for creativity and serendipity offered by both nature and by the individual inspiration of the guide. Our walk will draw on the latest developments in the field of nature connection, and ancient traditions of mindfulness and wellness promotion. The walk takes approximately 2.5 hours and requires no exceptional skill or physical exertion. *NOTE: Space is limited. Participants are required to register by 3:00pm the day before the scheduled session.

Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP) Eco-Tour Times Tuesdays, 8:30am - 10:00am Thursdays, 8:30am - 10:00am Kayak Eco-Tour Times Tuesdays, 10:15am - 11:45am Thursdays, 10:15am - 11:45am Thursdays, 12:00pm - 1:30pm Are you ready to explore the natural beauty of LBI? This is a perfect retreat for those ready to dip their paddles into nature for a day of fun. Our trip allows you to experience the beautiful and wondrous New Jersey marshes and bays in a way that you could never from land. We start with an educational overview of Barnegat Bay and the marsh lands, leading into a beautiful and informative excursion with your tour guide by Kayak or by Paddleboard. Our adventures require no former experience and are a great workout! *NOTE: Space is limited. Participants must be registered 48 hours before the scheduled session. No registration at the launch site.

Discovery Days - Free Guided Nature Tours of the Marsh Date Wednesdays, July 14 - August 26, 10:00am (rain or shine) Fee Free and open to all All ages welcome! Our local experts will provide a different experience each week. 1.) Baby clams, oysters and other shellfish where they live, what they eat and what eats them. 2.) Our wondrous native plants and the life they support - birds, bees and butterflies.

3.) The different fish that live in our bay - we’ll use nets to catch them and then identify and learn about them. 4.) Turtles, ospreys and other critters who live in, under, and around the marsh.

Photo by: Sam Lustig

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THE NATURE TRAIL

Life is fragile, especially on a barrier island.

it, we created the Nature Trail. The Nature Trail allows visitors to get up close and personal with our saltmarsh, Barnegat Bay, and its inhabitants.

As we all know, Long Beach Island is a dynamic system, which is always changing. It is shaped by water - from ocean waves and the ebb and flow A short walk down the Nature Trail gives visitors a of the tidal estuary. As residents of the island, we glimpse into the life of ribbed mussels, mummichog, are its guardians. In such a human-dominated fish and nesting ospreys. landscape it is important for us to teach our children, our future, about how we impact our environment. We hope that a journey down the Nature Trail will inspire you to make bay-friendly choices that At the Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts positively affect our island. We are its guardians, & Sciences, our work is focused on providing the and only we can help ensure its survival. tools, resources, and information for those who are interested in preserving this delicate ecosystem.

- Ben Wurst, LBIF Science Committee Member & Habitat Program Manager at Conserve Wildlife To help highlight the fragility of our island and to Foundation of NJ build a deep appreciation of the efforts to protect Venture along the .4 mile long trail to the osprey blind and Barnegat Bay. Along the meandering trail you will come across a mix of both native and non-native vegetation. Some of the native shrubs and trees that you will see include winged sumac, bayberry, beach plum, serviceberry, black cherry, red maple and red cedar. Some highly invasive species are: common reed and Japanese honeysuckle. Please stay on the trail as poison ivy grows along the edges of it. In partnership with LBIF, Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey assisted with the design and enhancement of the Nature Trail at LBIF. Photo by: Matt Reitinger

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YOGA & FITNESS

DROP THE KIDS AT CAMP & STAY FOR YOUR DAILY FITNESS

Daily Yoga Dates Weekends starting 5/15 - 6/27 9:30am - 10:45am Monday - Sunday, June 28 - September 12, 9:30am - 10:45am Fee $18/class; $18/class via Zoom Please note there are no refunds for in person or virtual yoga sessions.

Restore and renew with a wide variety of yoga styles offered seven days a week outside on the LBIF deck overlooking Barnegat Bay. Begin with a relaxing warm up, followed by breathing exercises and challenging, satisfying asanas. Located outside on one of our decks overlooking Barnegat Bay, this class will restore and renew you. Mats are available, but it is recommended you bring your own. All skill levels welcome.

Sunday Cynthia Tarantino Monday Cynthia Tarantino Tuesday Stacey Wallace-Albert Wednesday Sarah Bond Thursday Cynthia Tarantino Friday Sarah Bond Saturday Sarah Bond Full Moon Yin Yoga Workshop Dates Thursday June 24 + Sunday August 22, 6:30pm Join Arielle Ford for a beautiful evening under the rising Full Moon.

With the beautiful sounds of live music this Yin Yoga class will take you on a journey through breath, gentle movement, and meditation. The final relaxation will include an optional spritz of essential oils. This solemn workshop will promote a deep sense of peace, wellness and relaxation. All levels are welcome.

Self-Care Yoga with Stacy Wallace-Albert Date Monday July 12, 7:00pm Warm sunny days, long-awaited reunions, a house full of family – despite summer’s joys, all the fun can throw you out of balance, too. Stacy Wallace-Albert leads you in an indulgent hour enjoying yoga’s self-centering practices to calm your mind, cool your body and ignite your spirit through breath, movement and meditation.

You deserve this!

Yoga for Tennis Players with Sarah Bond Date Tuesday July 15th, 5:30pm Join Sarah Bond for a one hour strength and stretch class to help with balance and flexibility to reduce injury. [Emphasis will be on the feet, shins, calves, achilles (lower body) and the fingers, hands, wrists and forearms, (upper body) and everything in between - (core throughout)]. All levels of tennis and yoga welcomed!

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Summer Reboot Class- Slow Flow & Deep Relaxation with Cynthia Tarantino Date Thursday July 22, 7:00pm This mini-retreat blends a slow flow, restorative poses and a lovingkindness meditation to feel calm, clear and connected. All levels welcome.

Black Sheep Fitness Studio

Black Sheep Fitness Studio at LBIF

Adult Surfing Clinics

Dates Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays + Sundays, June 15 - September 6, various times below Fee $26/class, Fitness Ticket Set (10 classes): $220

Dates Select Saturdays and Sundays Fee Week $200 Age 15 years or older (Under 18 must be accompanied by an adult) Location East 31st Street, Ship Bottom

Black Sheep Studios delivers a creative, no judgment, no ego workout and this summer they return to LBIF with their exciting and unique class offerings. Experience an inspired passion for fitness with each instructor’s infectious energy to get you moving each morning. Enjoy fun, challenging workouts overlooking LBIF’s beautiful marsh.

Monday 8:00am-9:00am - RBT (resistance band training) with Gabby Wednesday 8:00am - 9:00am - Barre with Kacie Friday 8:00am-9:00am - Barre with Devon Saturday 8:00am-9:00am - Mat Pilates with Dara

> Class Descriptions: Please note: Class instructors and class types are subject to change.

Learn to surf with the professionals of LBI Surfing Academy! All equipment is included and our professional instructors will have you up and riding in your first class. Instructors work on your individual skill level. Surf with friends or meet new friends! *NOTE: Spaces are limited. Class registration must be done 48 hours in advance, no registration available at the beach.

Week 1: June 19 + 20 8:00am-10:00am Week 2: June 26 + 27 3:00pm-5:00pm Week 3: July 3 + 4 8:00am-10:00am Week 4: July 10 + 11 3:00pm-5:00pm Week 5: July 17 + 18 8:00am-10:00am Week 6: July 24 + 25 3:00pm-5:00pm.

Barre combines pilates, yoga, and ballet moves to give you beautiful, sculpted lean muscles using small range movements.

Channel your inner dancer, although no experience is required!

Mat Pilates involves exercises designed to align, lengthen, and strengthen the body in a unique way. This series helps clients develop true core strength and stability.

Resistance Band Training is designed to challenge full body functional movements as well as isolate specific muscles. RBT will sculpt your body and train it to move and feel better! This program will benefit one’s flexibility, mobility, coordination, and much more!

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TENNIS + PICKLEBALL LBIF RECREATION MEMBERSHIP

Annual Tennis Open House

Are you a tennis player who wants to expand your network? An LBIF Recreation Membership, which includes a tax-deductible donation to LBIF, provides you, your family, and your house guests with wonderful summer recreational benefits:

Date Saturday, June 5th (rain date June 6th), 10:00am - 12:00pm Fee Free

• Finest facility on LBI with 10 Har-Tru courts; 8 Tennis; 2 Pickleball • Access to outstanding teaching pros for private instruction and clinics • Walk in anytime and play - you don’t have to make a reservation!

• Face competitive challengers in our seasonal tournaments • Test new demo rackets from industry leading brands • Friendly, welcoming environment for all to learn • Meet and socialize with other tennis members at bagel club on Saturday and Sunday mornings • Enjoy 15% off summer camp and classes!

No need to worry if you don’t have a game set up or anyone to play with - our tennis staff will work to find you a level-appropriate group or they may even help fill in games.

Annual Membership Fee: $1400

Interested in our club and thinking about joining? The Tennis Open House is a great way for prospective members to see what we have to offer. Whether you are already a tennis player or you’d like to learn, join us on the courts for our Tennis Open House to kick off the 2021 season. You will have a chance to play with members, learn about our tennis program, and mingle with the community over food and refreshments. If you can not attend the Open House, but are interested in trying out our facility before making the commitment to membership, we will be offering a 1 time weekend pass where you can come and see what we have to offer. Any questions or to RSVP please email our Tennis Pro and Manager Jeff Shrager: tennis@lbifoundation.org. See you on the courts!

Ladies Day (Intermediate) Date Tuesdays, 8:00am - 9:30am Fee $35 / Recreation Members $30 This program is run by our Head Pro and Manager Jeff Shrager. It’s a great way to work on your skills while learning doubles strategies and playing some fun live ball games. Please pre-register.

Ladies Round Robin Date Wednesdays, 9:00am - 11:00am Fee $25 / Recreation Members FREE Come enjoy two hours of doubles play in a round robin format on some of the best har-tru courts around. Also a great way to find more people to play with and get some more tennis in!

Adult Beginner Clinic Date Wednesdays, 4:00pm - 5:00pm Fee $35 / Recreation Members $30 A fun and inexpensive way to learn the game! Taught by our Head Pro and Manager Jeff Shrager, you are sure to get a jump start into what can be a great life time sport!

Margarita Tennis + Pickleball Date TBD Keep your eyes open for dates and times!

Fee TBD Members and non-members can BYO appropriate snacks and beverages. Always a lot of fun for everyone! Contact the Tennis Pavilion for pop-up dates and times at 609.494.1642.

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High School Girls Tennis

PRIVATE LESSONS

Dates Session 1 August 2 – August 6, 4:00pm - 6:00pm

Session 2 August 9 – August 13, 4:00pm - 6:00pm Fee $360/session / Recreation Members: $325/session

Please contact the Tennis Pavilion to arrange a lesson. Private groups can also be arranged! Call to schedule your tennis or pickleball lesson.

This program is designed for High School girls looking to get ready for the upcoming season. LBIF Tennis Head Pro Brent Chaffee will provide personalized instruction that consists of a balance of tactical, strategic, mental toughness and physical training. Along with live ball drills and singles and doubles match play. Please register ahead of time.

Tennis Pros (Jeff Shrager or Brent Chaffee): 1 Hour $90 / Recreation Members $85 45 Minutes $75 / Recreation Members $70 30 Minutes $60 / Recreation Members $55

COURT RENTALS If you want to sample LBIF’s courts before making a larger commitment, consider renting a court! New pickleball courts are also available for rental. For more information, call the Tennis Pavillion.

Assistant Pros: 1 Hour $80 / Recreation Members $75 45 Minutes $65 / Recreation Members $60 30 Minutes $50 / Recreation Members $45 Tennis Pavilion Contact info 609.494.1642 Jeff Shrager at tennis@lbifoundation.org

YOUTH TENNIS Afternoon Tennis, Ages 4 - 12 Dates Monday - Friday, 12:30pm – 1:30pm Fee Daily $30 Recreation Members

$35 Non-Recreation Members Weekly $135 Recreation Members

$155 Non-Recreation Members Held right after morning Summer Camp and Lunch Bunch, children can participate in this exciting tennis program – a great opportunity for exercise and fun! Come experience our themed days: Munchy Mondays, Wet Wednesdays, and Frozen Fridays are a few of the favorites. No experience is needed! Youth will be separated by age and ability. Sign up for one day or the whole week. Please note: online registration is only available for weekly sign-ups. Daily drop-ins need to be made by contacting the tennis staff at 609-494-1642 or in person at the Tennis Pavillion.

Teens, Ages 12 - 15 Dates Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays, 4:00pm - 5:00pm Fee $35 / Recreation Members $30 Have fun learning the game in a friendly environment while you make some friends!

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SUMMER CAMP

JUNE 28 - AUGUST 27

At LBIF Summer Camp, we take pride in the quality experience we provide for our campers every day of the summer. We are committed to making a positive difference in the lives of our campers and their families.

Our staff embraces and embodies a unique culture and vision that allows them to find the greatness in each of our campers. Each member of the LBIF camp staff team understands the importance of their role to inspire, teach, and practice meaningful life skills and values with our campers that they will carry with them beyond this incredible summer experience.

We hope your family will join us for the Summer of 2021 to experience the extraordinary LBIF Summer Camp culture & vision.

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Family Membership and higher receive a 15% off discount on all Summer Camp sessions.

*Discounts apply only to children associated with a Family Membership or higher. Additional fee of $25/child to add more children to your membership account. Please contact LBIF for more information.

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WEEKS OF SUMMER CAMP JUNE 28 - AUGUST 27 ART CAMP THEMES

Campers must be the minimum age to attend by May 1, 2021 and are required to submit an Emergency Contact Form* along with Immunization Records, as required by the State of NJ. Emergency Contact and HIPAA Week 1: Works on Paper - A week of playing with paper, texture, Privacy Authorization forms for doctors to release Immunization Records collage, and different forms of paper crafts. can be found on the Summer Camp section of the LBIF website or at the main office. Member discounts apply and camps fill up quickly.

Week 2: Creatures of Barnegat Bay - A week of creative projects Register online today at: www.lbifoundation.org/camp. Please note, we inspired by the animals, insects, and marine life that make their home have integrated a new registration site for a higher quality registration experience, so if you already had an account you may have to create a in Barnegat Bay. new one before purchasing camp.

Week 3: Color Your World - A week of art exploring all the bright and bold colors of the rainbow.

Week 4: Masterworks Gallery - A week inspired by famous artists throughout history, from Van Gogh to Monet.

Week 5: We Are All Made of Stars - a week of art exploring the galaxy and solar system.

Week 6: Backyard Explorers - explore the natural habitats and plant life of LBI through art.

Week 7: Around the World - a week of art inspired by global costumes, culture, art, architecture, and music.

Week 8: Sci Fi Fantasy - inspired by robots, aliens, outer space, unicorns, wizards, and fairies.

Week 9: Under the Sea - A week inspired by oceanic art, marine animals, colors and patterns of the ocean and water.

PLEASE NOTE *If you register online, you do not need to send an Emergency Contact form (all emergency information is captured during registration - so please fill out to completion). EVERYONE is required to send Immunization Records, regardless of registration method. LBIF strives to make its programs all-inclusive and accessible to campers with special needs.

Please notify the Camp & Programming Coordinator at registration if special accommodations are required at camp@lbifoundation.org.

COVID-19 RESPONSE

Please check our website and weekly e-blasts for current updates. State and local policies will be assessed on a week by week basis. In the event that Camp operations for a particular week are suspended, participating families will have the option of rescheduling to a later Camp week during the 2021 season. If registrants are unable to reschedule, payment for the suspended week of Camp can be refunded. Please be advised that due to COVID-19 our capacity for campers will be somewhat limited. We will endeavor to give LBIF Members priority on a first come first served basis.

Please sign up on our wait-list if a class has filled.

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MORNING CAMP - SCIENCE Morning Camp runs from 9:00am through 12:00pm, June 28 - August 27.

Parents are welcome to join us on Fridays @ 11:30am to see the camp art show!

Registration online: $340/week Registration In-Person: $360/week Registration Day of Camp, In-Person: $380/week Please Note *If you register online, you do not need to send an Emergency Contact form (all emergency information is captured during registration - so please fill out to completion). EVERYONE is required to send Immunization Records, regardless of registration method by the start of camp.If you would like your child to wear sunscreen or bug spray for time spent outside, it must be applied before camp.

Nature Studies, Ages 7 - 9 Come experience the wonders of LBI with our Science Camp! The classroom serves as a home base for this class in nature exploration for younger children. Students complete projects while learning about the bay, beach, salt marsh, and all their inhabitants. Students have the opportunity to be a part of one-of-a-kind experiences while learning quality life skills through working independently and in a group. Please note field trips off campus will be postponed to 2022.

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Marine Biology, Ages 10 - 12 This program provides field experience for young scientists to explore the flora and fauna of LBI. Using the bay, beach, and salt marsh as a living classroom, students collect and classify specimens, test water quality, and learn all about the environment around them. Please note field trips will be postponed to 2022.

YOUTH WATER ACTIVITIES PLEASE NOTE: Parents are responsible for dropping off and picking up all Water Activity Campers at the designated locations listed below. It is recommended that campers wear appropriate swimsuits and shoes, wear sunscreen and a hat. Registration deadline is 48 hours in advance.

Children’s Surf Camp, Ages 8 - 16 Dates Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday starting June 21 1:00pm - 3:30pm Fee $330 (online) Drop off location 1065 N. Long Beach Blvd., North Beach “Get Ocean Ready!” With the guidance of LBI Surf Academy instructors and counselors, campers learn about safety, ocean awareness, wave selection, paddling and rising techniques, etiquette, and more! Through games and activities this three day a week program is spent exploring the basics of surfing, skim boarding and bodyboarding in a fun and friendly environment. This afternoon surf camp is geared towards beginners, but basic swim skills are required for enrollment. The instructors will greet the campers as they arrive and split them into three age groups: [(Ages 8-10) (Ages 10-12) (Ages 13-16)].

They will rotate between all three activities daily. All equipment is provided.

Week 1: June 21, 22, 23 Week 2: June 28, 29, 30 Week 3: July 5, 6, 7 Week 4: July 12, 13, 14 Week 5: July 26, 27, 28 Week 6 : August 9, 10, 11

Junior Paddleboard and Kayak Camp, Ages 9-16 Dates Thursday and Friday starting June 3 Fee $195 Drop off location Bayview Park, 6800 Long Beach Blvd, Long Beach Township With the guidance of LBI Surf Academy instructors, campers are introduced to kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding, while learning about the marine life that occupies Barnegat Bay. PLEASE NOTE: Parents are responsible for dropping off and picking up all Kayak and SUP campers at the designated surf locations. It is recommended that campers wear appropriate swimsuits and shoes, sunscreen, and a hat.

Week 1: June 3 + 4 Week 2: June 10 + 11 Week 3: June 17 + 18 Week 4: June 24 + 25 Week 5: July 8 + 9 Week 6: July 21 + 22 Week 7: August 4 + 5

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MORNING CAMP - ART Morning Camp runs from 9:00am through 12:00pm, June 28 - August 27.

Parents are welcome to join us on Fridays @ 11:30am to see the camp art show!

Registration online: $340/week Registration In-Person: $360/week Registration Day of Camp, In-Person: $380/week Note: If you would like your child to wear sunscreen or bug spray for time spent outside, it must be applied before camp.

PLEASE NOTE: *If you register online, you do not need to send an Emergency Contact form (all emergency information is captured during registration - so please fill out to completion).

EVERYONE is required to send Immunization Records, regardless of registration method by the start of camp.

Tiny Tykes, Ages 3 - 4 An inviting and inspiring environment that offers everything a child needs to enrich time away from home and introduce learning quality life skills through stimulating activities. The morning includes unique art projects, group stories and games, and time on the playground.

Artwork will be displayed on Fridays in the camper’s art show! A fun song correlating with the theme of the week will be performed on Friday before the art show. Note: Children must be toilet trained.

Early Birds, Ages 5 - 6 Come together to make friends while participating in unique art projects, group games, and time on the playground. Quality activities and art projects that stimulate learning and exploration are customized for their age group. Artwork will be displayed on Fridays in the camper’s art show! A fun song correlating with the theme of the week will be performed on Friday before the art show.

Creative Arts & Crafts (CAC), Ages 7 - 13 A creative experience involving both individual and group projects that foster independence, confidence, and exploration. CAC is made up of five different stations that campers are free to move to and from each day, working towards a project to be completed at each station by the end of the week. The stations are: Ceramics, 2D Art, Mixed Media, Fibers & Sculpture, and a Visiting Artist (each week we will have a different guest doing a specialty project with the campers). There is also recess time where campers can choose to go on the playground or participate in a Performing Arts skit (performed on Friday!). Meet new friends and create relationships with other LBI kids! Artwork will be displayed on Fridays in the camper’s art show.

NEW! Portfolio Prep / Figure Drawing, Ages 13-16 Learn advanced art techniques and prepare your artist portfolio.

This new weekly camp will help older students prepare for advanced and professional art experiences, such as college and beyond.

NEW! Cheerleading Camp, Ages 7-10 Dates: Weekly, June 28 - July 30 Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm Fee: $340 (online), $360 (in person, same day of camp) Taught by LBI’s own Mykaela Pocquat, join us for weekly cheerleading camp, where campers will learn the basics of cheerleading, from dance, movements, cheers, jumps, and more.

Campers will perform at a showcase for parents at the end of the week to demonstrate the routines they’ve learned. No experience necessary.

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NEW! One Week Only! Take The Stage Theatre Camp, Ages 7-16 Date August 2 - 6, Monday, Wednesday, Friday (Ages 7-11), Tuesday and Thursday (12-16) Time 9:00am - 12:00pm Fee M/W/F $225 T/Th $165 Join LBI’s own Madisyn Mugavero as you experience theatre in a safe and innovative environment! With social distancing in mind, you will explore aspects of theatre from basic monologues, Shakespeare, scene work, audition prep, improv games and more.

Be sure to bring your mask, a snack, and be ready to move! No open toed shoes or skirts!

NEW! One Week Only! Children’s Dance Camp, Ages 4 - 8 Dates August 9 - 13 Time 9:00am - 12:00pm Fee $340 (online) LoveArts brings its Artistic Director Jessica Kilpatrick to facilitate a fun and exciting week of ballet and arts and crafts that will culminate into an end of week performance! Each day will be spent making friends, exploring creative movement and classical ballet technique, along with the telling of the iconic story of Alice in Wonderland through dance. Fall into Alice’s fantasy world with us as we create our very own costumes and props that will be used during our end of the week performance.

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AFTERNOON SUMMER CAMP JUNE 28 - AUGUST 27 Morning campers can extend their day at LBIF to make it a whole day of creative fun - or just sign up for the afternoon!

Classes run June 28 - August 27.

Lunch Bunch Dates Monday – Friday, July 6 – August 23, 12:00pm – 12:30pm Fee $2/day ** Bag lunch only.

BYOL: bring your own lunch for supervised mealtime on the porch between morning and afternoon camp! Families are responsible to pack meals for participating campers. LBIF will not be providing food or beverage.

Adventures in Clay, Ages 10-16 Dates Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday (NO class Thursdays), 12:30pm-2:30pm Fee $230 (online) / $250 (in person) / $270 (day-of) per week Join our ceramics instructor each week in our summer camp ceramics studio! We’ll focus on basic wheel-throwing and handbuilding techniques in a unique and hands on way! Wear closed-toed shoes and old clothes. Enrollment is limited so early registration is strongly encouraged. Materials included.

Afternoon Tennis, Ages 4-12 Dates Monday - Friday, 12:30pm - 1:30pm Fee Daily $30 Recreation Members

$35 Non-Recreation Members Weekly $135 Recreation Members

$155 Non-Recreation Members Held right after Morning Camp and Lunch Bunch, children can participate in this exciting tennis program - no experience is needed. Campers will be separated by age and ability. Sign up for one day or the whole week. Please note: online registration is only available for weekly sign ups. Daily drop-ins must be made by contacting the tennis staff at 609-494-1642 or in person at the Tennis Pavilion.

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AFTER SCHOOL CAMPS NEW FOR 2021

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After spending most of the day on a screen, we know your child, young artist, or budding science explorer will be ready for some creative fun!

Date June 7 - June 25, 4:00pm - 6:00pm Fee M/W/F $200, T/TH $140

After School Camp provides an opportunity for young people to explore a variety of artistic mediums in a safe and social environment. Science projects and many outdoor activities allow children to explore and learn about nature, explore our wetlands, and the native wildlife. Filling the gap that online learning leaves for creative thinkers, this new program is taught by experienced teaching artists and those involved in the eco-sciences and gives students the opportunity to explore their own talents. It is also a great way to build friendships and have new social interaction. Attend for the week or choose from our customizable options.

Campers will be split into small groups based on age and interest.

Fall After School Camp Date September 6 - October 15, 4:00pm - 6:00pm (Dates subject to change) Fee M/W/F $200/week, T/TH $140/week

Note: Please refer to lbifoundation.org for further information on enrollment and class offerings for the 2021 After School Camp Program.

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PERFORMING ARTS SUNDAYS @SEVEN Doors open at 6:15pm; performances start at 7:00pm. Ticket prices vary. Tickets available online and in person. Please check our website for any performance updates. Dates, times, and availability subject to change.

Our highly popular and successful jazz and music programs have expanded to offer a diverse and lively line-up. Members and guests should look forward to exciting musical Sundays this summer. Due to COVID-19 our Performing Arts scheduling is subject to change. Please check our website for updates, ticket prices and scheduling.

Tony Sands - A Toast to the Rat Pack Date Sunday, June 27, 7:00pm Tickets $30 in advance / $35 day-of Tony Sands takes you on a musical journey featuring the greatest hits from the legendary Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis Jr. This production will treat you to Sinatra classics including Come Fly With Me, My Way, and New York, New York, with great songs like Everybody Loves Somebody and That’s Amore! And from the dynamic Sammy Davis Jr.- Candy Man, and more. After watching Tony, you will leave the show feeling as though The Rat Pack is still going strong.

Tony Sands

More Than Just Jazz Standards: Sara Michaels and Sharon Sable Date Sunday, July 18, 7:00pm Tickets $40 in advance / $45 day-of Sara Michaels and Sharon Sable sing the songs of Gladys Knight, The Beatles, James Taylor, Johnny Cash, Elton John, Joni Mitchell, Chick Corea, Steven Wonder, as well as Jazz Standards by Blossom Dearie, Abbey Lincoln, and so much more. Inspired by vocalist Sharon Sable who quite often delivers more than just jazz standards, Harvey Cedars vocalist Sara Michaels is taking a fresh approach to her jazz ‘n’ blues repertoire. Exploring new arrangements and improvisational solos by the Terry Klinefelter Quintet featuring Jazz guitarist and arranger E. Shawn Qaissaunee, Sara Michaels will connect you to her life’s timeline of inspirational songs of many genres along with Sharon Sable presenting songs from her new album Love Evermore.

Sharon Sable

Sara Michaels

Landsharks Date Sunday, July 25, 7:00pm Tickets $45 in advance / $50 day-of

Landsharks

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The Landsharks perform all of the classic hits from one of the most celebrated periods of music – the sixties. This lively rock band captures the incredible sounds from Summer of Love and Woodstock!

This timeless era of music hits home, from the youthful sounds of Hendrix and Joplin to the swagger of Joe Cocker and Jefferson Airplane. Come rock with us!

Paula Johns: Tribute to Ella Fitzgerald Date Sunday, August 1, 7:00pm Tickets $40 in advance / $45 day-of As an accomplished “cabaret singer/jazz vocalist” from Philadelphia, Paula Johns is often compared to some of the great contemporaries of the 30’s and 40’s like Sarah Vaughn, Carmen McRae and Ella Fitzgerald. She brings her own distinctive panáche to each song she performs, and her passion for the music ignites the emotions of her audiences, and allows them to “feel” the stories that each song tells.

Accompanying her will be Musical Director and pianist Dave Hartl, bassist Andy Lalasis, and drummer Grant MacAvoy.

Paula Johns

James Valenti and Chloe Lowery: Popera An Evening of Pop Songs, Opera Arias and Crossover duets Date Sunday, August 8, 7:00pm Tickets $60 in advance / $65 day-of Internationally acclaimed Opera Tenor James Valenti has built a global reputation for his elegant musicianship, commanding stage presence, ardent style, and voice of warm Italiante luster. Valenti has performed at many of the major opera houses throughout the world. Partnering with Chloe Lowery’s prodigious talents as a Pop Diva, commanding and exquisitely powerful voice that is equally at home singing classical or classic rock, both singers will present a memorable show of popular arias, love songs, and pop music that is often called “Popera.” Acclaimed pianist Henry Aronson will accompany their performance.

Chloe Lowery

James Valenti

The Bill Withers Project: Reimagined with vocalist V. Shayne Fredericks Date Sunday, August 15, 7:00pm Tickets $40 in advance / $45 day-of From 1970 to 1985 Bill Withers wrote a string of love songs so emotionally on target that people wanted to hear them again and again. The Bill Withers Project is a group of six extraordinary jazz musicians who have RE-Imagined Withers top iconic songs such as “Lean On Me,” “Just The Two Of Us,” “Use Me,” “Ain’t No Sunshine,” “Lovely Day,” and “Grandma’s Hands.” Join flute and saxophonist Lynn Riley, with her band The World Mix, guitarist E. Shawn Qaissaunee and Philadelphia Vocalist V. Shayne Fredericks as they deliver Withers’ message of love with spirit while making it their own.

The Music of Bill Withers: Re-imagined

Evergreen Violin Trio Date Sunday, August 22, 7:00pm Tickets $40 in advance / $45 day-of The Evergreen Trio performs music from a variety of styles and time periods. The three violinists have performed in many professional ensembles together including an extensive concert tour with the “Pope’s Choir” of Italy, led by Marco Frisina. The Evergreen Violin Trio will present a delightful program featuring classical selections, folk songs and selections from the Great American Songbook.

The Evergreen Violin Trio

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SUNDAYS @ SEVEN CONTINUED The Last Whippoorwill Date Sunday, August 29, 7:00pm Tickets $40 in advance / $45 day-of Twenty-three years ago, five guys got together to form a Thursday night club as a labor of love. The idea was to play the old tunes, the classic and traditional bluegrass music of Bill Monroe, Flatt and Scruggs, and the Stanley Brothers. Many folks truly appreciate the old tunes, and for many young listeners, the classic sound is a whole new experience. The Last Whippoorwills featuring Harry Chadwick,, Guitar; Dave MacDonald, Bass; Jeff Propert, Mandolin; Carl Baron, Banjo; and Joe Fili, Fiddle, have entertained traditional bluegrass music lovers and others new to the genre all around the tri-state area.

The Last Whippoorwill

More Than Just Your Jazz Standards: Sara Michaels and Rhenda Fearrington Date Sunday, September 5, 7:00pm Tickets $40 in advance / $45 day-of

Sara Michaels

Rhenda Fearrington

Harvey Cedar’s jazz ‘n’ blues vocalist Sara Michaels returns to her season with special guest vocalist, Rhenda Fearrington and her quartet. Part of the enjoyment is listening to the improvisational solos from her amazing quartet. Enjoy the soulful sounds of both these ladies as they bring new jazz arrangements to some popular tunes as well as some good ole standards. Sara will bring you on a personal, intimate journey, always finding humor along the way. Her rich, sultry voice delivers with “class and a bit of sass.” Both singers will delight the audience with a bit of the blues, jazz standards, and songs of other genres using jazz arrangements.

About Jazz Cocktail Hour Hosted By Sara Michaels As a jazz and blues vocalist, Sara approaches her music as a storyteller would, with color and texture, drawing from her background in spiritual music and theater. With a love of history, she is fascinated with the origin of each song, the creative process of its roots, and how it connects with her own life story.

A SPECIAL THANK YOU Thank you to our “Sundays at Seven” sponsor Joan and Jack Galiardo and family for their generous support.

Our jazz concerts, “The Jazz Cocktail Hour,” are generously sponsored by Benée Scola & Company Realtors

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PERFORMING ARTS PERFORMANCES Sahara and Zinnia Moon Performance Date Saturday, July 10, 11:00am - 1:00pm and 1:00pm -3:00pm Tickets Free Sahara and Zinnia Moon create a unique listening experience incorporating pop inspired by Norah Jones, Brandi Carlile, Tate McRae and a touch of Adele. Sahara and Zinna are set to perform two sets during this summer’s juried Foundations Arts Festival at LBIF. Cornelia Street Band Date Friday August 13, 7:00pm Tickets $35 in advance / $40 day-of

Sahara Moon

Zinnia Moon

The Cornelia Street band is a six piece, classic rock and blues band featuring two keyboard players, a flute, and a saxophone player.

Hailing from Harvey Cedars and Greenwich Village, NYC, the band was originally formed in 2010. Its focus has always been on music that makes you want to dance.

This breadth of instrumentation offers the audience a broad range of artists which includes Tom Petty, Dire Straits, The Beatles, Lucinda Williams, Blondie, B-52’s, The Pretenders, Springsteen, Dylan, Neil Young, David Bowie, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Crosby Stills and Nash, The Band, The Supremes, Warren Zevon, Lou Reed, The Rolling Stones, Talking Heads, Grateful Dead, Four Tops, Bonnie Raitt, Linda Ronstadt, The Cars, Johnny Cash, The Kinks, Lovin’ Spoonful, Fountains of Wayne, Steve Miller, Rod Stewart, Joan Jett, and many more. Come dance, and bring friends!

The Cornelia Street Band

LIVE ON LBI: Chris Barron of the Spin Doctors with special guest, Sahara Moon Date Thursday, September 2, 8:00pm Tickets Check website for updates and ticket price In 1988, the New York songwriter elevated the Spin Doctors to global stardom and continues to write compelling music that chronicles the here-and-now. This visionary, mature artist’s latest project Angels and One-Armed Jugglers is the culmination of a lifetime’s craft and a record both contemporary and classic.

Chris Barron

LIVE ON LBI: Steve Forbert Date Thursday, September 9, 8:00pm Tickets Check website for updates and ticket price Steve Forbert can mesmerize a crowd with his distinctive voice, an acoustic guitar and harmonica. Forbert’s songs have been covered

by Keith Urban, Rosanne Cash, and many others. Creating 20 studio albums, including a Grammy-nominated tribute to Jimmie Rodgers, Forbert was inducted into the Mississippi Musician’s Hall of Fame and received the 2020 Governor’s Arts Award.

Steve Forbert

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FILM & LECTURES CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE FOR POP-UP EVENTS THIS SUMMER! The LBIF is expanding its offerings of independent films and documentaries and plans for weekly and bi-weekly year-round viewings. Please sign up for our emails for updates and see the current information posted at www.lbifoundation.org.

The Lighthouse International Film Festival Dates Thursday June 3 - 6, times vary Tickets Check LIFF website for updates The 13h edition of the Lighthouse International Film Festival is a vibrant cultural event of viewing quality films throughout one long fun weekend. This film festival was recently chosen as one of “The 25 Coolest Film Festivals in the World” by MovieMaker Magazine. As part of the festival, the LBIF is one of the venues hosting new feature films from around the world, documentaries, and a diverse selection of fascinating short films.

For more information and to purchase tickets and passes, visit: www.lighthousefilmfestival.org

The Manhattan Short Film Festival Date Friday, September 24 and Fridays in October Tickets Check our website for updates and ticket price Join us for this unique film festival experience where you vote for your favorite film! Ten Manhattan Short Film finalists hail from all over the globe. By virtue of their selection by Manhattan Shorts, each film is automatically Oscar-qualified. These Final Ten films represent the best short films from over 1000 submissions from 70 countries, a testimony to the enduring vibrancy and creativity of short films worldwide.

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Thomas Edison Film Festival Date Thursday July 22, Friday, July 23, and Friday July 30, 7:30pm Tickets Check our website for updates and ticket price For 40 years the Thomas Edison Film Festival (formerly known as the Thomas Edison Black Maria Festival) has been advancing the unique creativity and power of the short film.

The festival was founded in 1981 and was originally named for Thomas Edison’s West Orange, NJ film studio whose resemblance to black-box shaped police paddy wagons sparked the nickname, “Black Maria.” The festival is an international juried competition celebrating all genres and independent filmmakers across the globe. Films in the annual collection include struggles within contemporary society such as the environment, race and class, gender, sustainability, LGBTQ issues and social justice. Enjoy a program of bold, contemporary, award-winning work curated by Festival Director, Jane Steuerwald.

FRED Talks (Films/Readings/Educational Discussions) These are new pop - up programs! Please sign up for our email notifications and check our website to find out who will be giving a one hour presentation, TED talk-style. Topics will vary from art to science, wellness, investing, travel, and literature. Do you want to give a FRED Talk? Please contact us!

Fall Science Saturdays Dates Saturdays, 11:00am Tickets $5, Free to LBIF Members and Friends Please check our website for topics and updates

DANCE Creative Genesis Date Friday, September 3 Time Please check our website for times Creative Genesis is run by founder, choreographer, and artistic director, Gabe Stone Shayer. Creative Genesis gathers dancers from top tier dance companies (including The American Ballet Theatre). They will be in residency from August 22 - September 3, and will perform to the public on September 3.

LANGUAGE Beginner Italian Conversation with Rita Kostopolous

Advanced Italian Conversation with Rita Kostopolous

Date May through October, Thursdays 10:00am-11:30am Fee $15/class

Date May through October, Tuesdays 10:00am-11:30am Fee $20/class

Adults with basic Italian language skills will increase fluency and understanding. This is a great cultural experience if you are planning a trip to Italy or just want to learn more about the Italian culture.

Socialize in Italian while continuing to build on your language skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Have fun learning while interacting with other students.

SAVE THE DATE Weekly Yoga throughout September Date Check our website for updates Fee $18/class By popular demand, we will now offer yoga through most of September starting at 9:30am. Continue to stay in summer shape as you prepare to enter the autumn months.

7th Annual Seafood Soirée Date Friday October 1 Fee Check our website for updates The 7th Annual Seafood Soiree is back by popular demand!

LBIF is excited to celebrate the rich history of local seafood produced in a sustainable way. Join us for a gastronomical learning evening. Mingle while sampling and meet the folks who farm, catch and prepare some of the best seafood in the world!

There will be a selection of shellfish gifts and culinary aides for your kitchen. Proceeds benefit the LBIF, its Science Committee and our partner, Reclam the Bay.

Small Business Saturday Holiday Market Festival Date Saturday November 27 and Sunday November 28 The Holiday Market Festival held on Small Business Saturday is a day with food trucks, live music, s’mores & fire pits and fun for all! Come socialize and shop small, shop local! Come to the LBIF Holiday Market to buy that very special artisan created, unique gift. We will showcase handmade work in all mediums and price points. From amazing clothing and jewelry to ceramics, paintings, home décor and more. Please come explore and shop!

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