Duck Creek’s ‘Love Where You Live’ Art Sale Culminates With Aug. 13 Benefit

More than 60 works by East End artists are up for bid at the Arts Center at Duck Creek in East Hampton, with the weeklong exhibition culminating in its annual benefit Thursday night.

The Arts Center at Duck Creek is putting some East End love on the walls — and up for bid.

The Springs arts center’s annual Love Where You Live benefit exhibition and art sale features more than 60 works by local artists and Duck Creek alumni, each measuring 10 by 10 inches and inspired by the creative community and landscape of the East End.

The exhibition, which opened Aug. 8, culminates Thursday, Aug. 13, from 6 to 8 p.m. with Duck Creek’s annual benefit celebration and the close of silent bidding.

Jennifer Cross. Love Where You Live, the Arts Center at Duck Creek, EH

Tickets are $100, while bidding on each artwork starts at $200. Proceeds support Duck Creek’s mission of presenting arts programming that is free and open to the public.

Guests at Thursday’s benefit can mingle over passed hors d’oeuvres from East Hampton Kitchen, with beverages provided by Springs Brewery, East Hampton Wines & Liquors and Sagaponack Distillery.

Claire Watson. Love Where You Live, the Arts Center at Duck Creek, EH

The evening offers a chance to take home an original piece of East End art while supporting one of Springs’ distinctive cultural destinations.

If You Go

Love Where You Live Annual Benefit
Thursday, Aug. 13, 6-8 p.m.
The Arts Center at Duck Creek
127 Squaw Road, East Hampton
Tickets: $100
Artwork bidding begins at $200

Tickets and information are available through the Arts Center at Duck Creek.

Grace Metzler. ove Where You Live, the Arts Center at Duck Creek, EH
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