8th Annual Advocacy Event Held at LongHouse Reserve

Abigail Disney, A.M. Homes, Lucy Sexton, Founder Kate Meuth, Minerva PerezLisa Tamburini

Bridget LeRoy, Christiane Arbesu, Kimberly Goff, Eric JohnsonLisa Tamburini

Carol Sigler, Julie Sigler-Baum, Pat MacArthurLisa Tamburini

Carrie Rebora Barratt, Bob Golden, Kate Rabinowitz, Ram DassLisa Tamburini

Cate Rogers, Kathee Burke-Gonzalez, Ann WelkerLisa Tamburini

Emily Weitz, Bryony FreijLisa Tamburini

Emma Tattenbaum-FineLisa Tamburini

James and Dale LaroccaLisa Tamburini

Jason Minard, Roger and Kathryn Barton, Meg ChamberlainLisa Tamburini

Jillian Wood, Nina Rayburn-Dec, Meg McCarthy, Kate Meuth, Valerie Hoffman, Mary Garrett TurnerLisa Tamburini

Lisa and Rita Wasserman, Barbara LaytonLisa Tamburini

Neo-Political Cowgirls DancersLisa Tamburini

Nina Rayburn-Dec, Gail PellettLisa Tamburini

Rhonda Liss, Donna RubinLisa Tamburini

Starr Busby and friendLisa Tamburini

Sylvie del Giudice, Henri Colcombet, Charles and Julia WeilmanLisa Tamburini

Ellen and Jennifer Krass, Melanie CarboneLisa Tamburini

The Neo-Political Cowgirls presented Andromeda’s Sisters, igniting courage in times of conflict during their eighth annual arts and advocacy event at the LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton.

The event, a Champagne party, featured plays, panels and immersive experiences showcasing the work of female artists. Gail Pellett, an award-winning writer, director and producer, served as honorary chairwoman and received the Andromeda’s Sisters Award.

Writer A.M. Homes moderated a panel that included filmmaker and activist Abigail Disney, performing artist Lucy Sexton and OLA of Eastern Long Island Executive Director Minerva Perez.

Performers Jennifer Ferrin, Emma Tattenbaum-Fine and Starr Busby added entertainment in the form of plays to the gathering.