UPCOMING EVENTS
Stay tuned for the 2025 Art Show & Fundraising Sale at Brecknock Hall! Don’t miss this inspiring event showcasing incredible talent in a stunning historic setting.
Monday Night Movies: Bagdad Cafe
Only open to Friends for Brecknock Hall members.
A lonely German woman ends up in the most desolate motel on Earth and decides to make it brighter. (Marianne Sagebrecht, CCH Pounder, Jack Palance)
1 hr 22 mins.
Screenings take place in the Peconic Landing auditorium located in the Community Center at 1500 Brecknock Road, Greenport, NY.
Tuesdays at the Manor: John Holzapfel Presents “The 1938 Hurricane”
This photographic journey will illustrate the widespread destruction of the powerful and historic 1938 hurricane and its devastating impact to our coastal East End community.
Registration is required and will be strictly capped at 60 persons. Stay tuned for registration link.
Tuesdays at the Manor: Lucinda Hemmick & Ephraim Horowitz Present “Native American History”
Southold Indian Museum presents a discussion of historical Native Americans and how they interacted with our local landscape and resources.
Registration is required and will be strictly capped at 60 persons. Stay tuned for registration link.
Tuesdays at the Manor: Roselle Borrelli Presents “Greenport, The Right Place at the Wrong Time”
Ms. Borrelli will lead a discussion about the life of Orange Hamilton Cleaves, the builder of both Brecknock Hall and her own Greenport home. Her research and writing reveal the life of Greenport in the era of 1830 to 1900.
Registration is required and will be strictly capped at 60 persons.
Tuesdays at the Manor: Dr. Stephen Sanfilippo Presents "Onrust, Circumnavigating Long Island Through Historic Songs of the Sea"
Take a historical and musical trip around Long Island with songs of the sea from the 1700s through late 1900s.
Registration is required and will be strictly capped at 60 persons.
Tuesdays at the Manor: Dr. Barbara Ripel Presents “Slavery on our Island: A Mindful Review”
Dr. Barbara Ripel presents “Slavery on our Island: A Mindful Review.” Learn how the Transatlantic Slave Trade intersects with Long Island history. Join in a conversation about how we come to terms with that history.
End of Summer Celebration
Peconic Landing and the Brecknock Hall Foundation are pleased to host their annual End of Summer Celebration featuring music and fireworks on September 1st. FREE to all, the much-anticipated event attracts hundreds of guests each year, bringing together members, team members and the East End Community. It serves as a thank you for the community’s support throughout the year. Live music by the Gordon Dukes Band (aka @bestweddingband) starts at 7pm, with fireworks to take off at 8:15, launched over Peconic Landing’s community pond. Guests are asked to bring blankets and chairs to make the most of the event. A rain date is scheduled for September 2nd.
Production and fireworks provided by Starfire Corporation.
“The Gallery at Brecknock Hall” Art Show & Sale
Peconic Landing is delighted to announce the premiere Art Show and Sale at The Gallery at Brecknock Hall, taking place on July 13-14 and July 19-21, 2024.