Longhouse Reserve
Longhouse Reserve
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About this organization
Mission
LONGHOUSE RESERVE EXEMPLIFIES LIVING WITH ART IN ALL ITS FORMS. FOUNDED BY JACK LENOR LARSEN, ITS COLLECTIONS, GARDENS, SCULPTURE AND PROGRAMS, REFLECT WORLD CULTURES AND INSPIRE A CREATIVE LIFE.
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LHR HOSTED FOUR NEW INSTALLATIONS, TWO BENEFITS, THE ELEVENTH STUDENT ANNUAL, THE NINTH BIENNIAL PLANTERS INVITATIONAL, THREE LECTURES, ONE WORKSHOP, ONE CONCERT, FIVE HORTICULTURAL TOURS, SEVEN TWILIGHT TOURS, TWO SCREENINGS, ONE ART TOUR AND ONE INTERNATIONAL TOUR. MORE THAN 13,000 PEOPLE CAME TO LONGHOUSE, ATTENDING EVENTS AND TOURS, AND VISITED DURING OUR REGULAR HOURS.THROUGH OUR EDUCATION OUTREACH PROGRAM, CLOSE TO 2,500 CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS FROM LONG ISLAND SCHOOLS, RANGING FROM PRE-K TO COLLEGE STUDENTS, (PLUS MORE THAN 300 TEACHERS/CHAPERONES), VISITED THE GARDENS AND EXHIBITS. TOURS OF LONGHOUSE GARDENS ARE PROVIDED FREE TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO REACH OUT TO COMMUNITIES AND INTRODUCE CHILDREN TO ART AND NATURE IN A BEAUTIFUL AND PEACEFUL SETTING.THE 60+ MEMBERS OF OUR DEDICATED VOLUNTEERS HAVE AGAIN PROVEN THEMSELVES IRREPLACEABLE, DONATING MORE THAN 800 HOURS OF THEIR TIME.BAMBOO NIGHT AT THE MET JANUARY 19, 2018LH INVITED FRIENDS FOR A PRIVATE TOUR OF THE ABBEY COLLECTION OF JAPANESE BAMBOO ART AT THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART. AFTER THE TOUR, GUESTS WERE INVITED TO THE ABBEY'S ART-FILLED APARTMENT FOR COCKTAILS. 30 ATTENDED THIS UNFORGETTABLE EVENING.WINTER WALKS:WINTER WONDERLAND WALK JANUARY 20, 2018CONIFER TOUR FEBRUARY 17, 2018FIRST FLOWERS, BLOOMING BRANCHES MARCH 17, 2018LED BY HORTICULTURIST ALEX FELEPPA, PEOPLE ENJOYED EXPLORING THE GARDEN ON BRISK WINTER DAYS AND LEARNING ABOUT THE PLANTS. OVER 40 PEOPLE ATTENDED THESE THREE WALKS.LARSENWORLD: LONGHOUSE IN EAST HAMPTON SCREENING FEBRUARY 23, 2018HELD AT ADAFF IN PALM SPRINGS, CALARSENWORLD: LONGHOUSE IN EAST HAMPTON SCREENING MARCH 25, 2018HELD AT BAY STREET, EAST HAMPTON, NYTHIS 23 MINUTE FILM ABOUT JACK LARSEN AND LONGHOUSE WAS ENJOYED BY MANY. 80 ATTENDED BOTH SCREENINGS.LONGHOUSE TOUR TO MARFA, TX MARCH 22-25, 2018LH TRAVELED TO DONALD JUDD'S MARFA, AN ART FILLED PILGRIMAGE, INCLUDING PRIVATE TOURS OF THE CHINATI FOUNDATION AND THE JUDD FOUNDATION. 16 PEOPLE PARTICIPATED IN THIS MEMORABLE TOUR.MANHATTAN BENEFIT MARCH 28, 2018THE LH MANHATTAN BENEFIT RETURNED TO THE HEARST BUILDING TO PRESENT THE LH AWARD TO THE ULTIMATE INTERNATIONAL TASTEMAKER, AXEL VERVOORDT. A POST AWARD DINNER FOLLOWED. 170 PEOPLE ATTENDED.SPRING SNEAK PEEK LED BY ALEX FELEPPA APRIL 14, 2018GUESTS ENJOYED A PREVIEW OF THE GARDENS BEFORE THE SEASON OPENING WITH A WALK LED BY LHR HORTICULTURIST ALEX FELEPPA. 25 PEOPLE ENJOYED THIS SPECIAL GARDEN PREVIEW WALK-ABOUT.EDUCATORS' SNEAK PEAK WALK-THRU APRIL 14, 2018K-12 EDUCATORS, PRINCIPALS AND SUPERINTENDENTS WERE INVITED FOR A SPECIAL PREVIEW BEFORE OPENING DAY OF THE NEW INSTALLATIONS AND TO HEAR ABOUT THE EXCITING PLANS OF THE EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR THE COMING SEASON. 45 EDUCATORS ATTENDED.ARBOR DAY AT LHR APRIL 22, 2018LONGHOUSE RESERVE, ALONG WITH RAY SMITH AND ASSOCIATES, HOSTED THE NINTH ANNUAL ARBOR DAY CELEBRATION HERE IN THE GARDENS. AFTER A MORNING FILLED WITH DEMONSTRATIONS AND HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES, THE CLASS PLANTED A TREE WITH A PLAQUE INSCRIBED WITH THEIR SCHOOL, GRADE, TEACHER'S NAME AND YEAR. 25 STUDENTS PARTICIPATED.RITES OF SPRING SEASON OPENING/DAFFODIL VIEWING APRIL 28, 2018NEW SCULPTURE IN THE GARDEN: ORLY GINGER, ALYSON SHOTZ, JUDITH SHEATHIS ANNUAL EVENT OPENED THE OFFICIAL START OF THE 27TH SEASON IN WHICH MORE THAN ONE MILLION DAFFODIL BLOSSOMS -- 200 CULTIVATED VARIETIES PLUS EXOTIC BULBS -- WERE VIEWED IN THE LONGHOUSE GARDENS.THE NEW ARTWORK JOINS SCULPTURES ALREADY ON DISPLAY BY CLAUS BURY, DALE CHIHULY, WILLEM DE KOONING, BRYAN HUNT, GRACE KNOWLTON, SOL LEWITT, COSTANTINO NIVOLA, ALFONSO OSSORIO, PAVEL OPOCENSKY, YOKO ONO, JIM OWEN, RICARDO REGAZZONI, TONY ROSENTHAL, TOSHIKO TAKAEZU AND MARIO YAGI. OVER 400 PEOPLE ATTENDED ON A BEAUTIFUL SPRING DAY.EDWARD ALBEE DEDICATION OF AMPHITHEATER APRIL 28, 2018IN WHAT WOULD HAVE BEEN ALBEE'S 90TH BIRTH YEAR, LH DEDICATED THE AMPHITHEATER TO THE MEMORY OF EDWARD'S SEVERAL PERFORMANCES THERE. MERCEDES RUEHL AND HARRIS YULIN PERFORMED THE DEDICATION. 120 PEOPLE ATTENDED.NATIONAL PUBLIC GARDEN DAY - MAY 11, 2018LHR OPENED TO THE PUBLIC FOR A FREE DAY AND LH HORTICULTURIST ALEX FELEPPA LED A GARDEN TOUR TO AN ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD. 85 PEOPLE PARTICIPATED.FAMILY DAY AT LONGHOUSE MAY 12, 2018GUIDED TOURS, TREASURE HUNTS, BOOK SIGNINGS OF POPULAR CHILDREN'S BOOKS, PERFORMANCES AND NIBBLES WERE PROVIDED FREE OF CHARGE TO FAMILIES TO ENJOY THE GROUNDS AND DISCOVER LONGHOUSE. OVER 300 PEOPLE ATTENDED THIS POPULAR COMMUNAL EVENT.IKEBANA PRESENTATION WITH JULIE JENSEN MAY 19, 2018PARTICIPANTS LEARNED THE JAPANESE ART OF FLOWER ARRANGEMENT, A TRADITION GOING BACK TO THE 7TH CENTURY.20 PEOPLE ATTENDED THIS VERY INFORMATIVE WORKSHOP.SALON ON THE LAWN MAY 26, 2018HOSTED BY THE LONGHOUSE JUNIOR COUNCIL, THIS SECOND ANNUAL EVENT ATTRACTED A YOUNG AND NEW GENERATION OF VISITORS WITH MUSIC, PERFORMANCES, AND COCKTAILS. 240 ENTHUSIASTIC YOUNG PEOPLE ATTENDED THIS EVENT.LONGHOUSE RESERVE STUDENT ANNUAL XI JUNE 12, 2018THE EDUCATION COMMITTEE OF LHR INVITED STUDENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN OUR ELEVENTH STUDENT ANNUAL. GUIDED BY THEIR TEACHERS, THEY INTERPRETED THEIR VISITS TO LHR IN PROSE, POETRY, PERFORMANCE, MIXED MEDIA, CRAFT, PHOTOGRAPHY, PAINTING, ARCHITECTURE, DESIGN AND SCULPTURE. MORE THAN 150 RIBBONS WERE AWARDED TO KINDERGARTEN THROUGH GRADE 12 STUDENTS AT A CEREMONY AND RECEPTION. OVER 500 ADULTS AND CHILDREN ATTENDED THIS POPULAR COMMUNAL EVENT.PLANTERS: ON+OFF THE GROUND IX JUNE 23, 2018ONE OUR MOST POPULAR HORTICULTURAL EVENTS, ARTISTS, LANDSCAPE DESIGNERS AND GARDENERS ARE INVITED TO CREATE THEIR VESSELS AND PLANTS IN CREATIVE AND UNUSUAL WAYS. AWARDS WERE PRESENTED BY JUROR EDMOND HOLLANDER, IN ADDITION TO THE AUDIENCE CASTING VOTES FOR THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD. 320 ATTENDED THIS VERY POPULAR HORTICULTURAL EVENT.NATURE'S MUSIC PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN JULY 10, 17, 24; 31 AUGUST 7, 14, 2018LED BY MARLENE MARKARD, THIS SIX-WEEK PARENT-CHILD PROGRAM INTRODUCED CHILDREN, AGES BIRTH THROUGH FOUR, TO MUSIC IN A NATURAL SETTING. THE PROGRAM INTENDED TO FOSTER A LIFE-LONG LOVE OF MUSIC AND NATURE. 15 CHILDREN ACCOMPANIED BY A PARENT ATTENDED THIS UNIQUE PROGRAM SERIES.BOTANICAL SHAKESPEARE CONCERT IN REMEMBRANCE OF INGEBORG TEN HAEFF AUGUST 4, 2018AN EVENING OF RENAISSANCE MUSIC INSPIRED BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE'S POEMS WAS RECITED BY GERIT QUEALY, ACCOMPANIED BY LUTENIST CHRISTOPHER MORRONGIELLO AND JOINED BY SOPRANO MARCIA YOUNG. STARTING WITH A RECEPTION, DINNER FOLLOWED THE PERFORMANCE AND WAS ENJOYED BY GUESTS ON A BALMY SUMMER EVENING. OVER 100 GUESTS ENJOYED THIS MEMORABLE NIGHT.WOMEN ARTISTS: RESHAPING THE CONVERSATION AUGUST 11, 25,SEPTEMBER 22, 2018CONCEIVED BY TONI ROSS, THIS SERIES OF PANEL DISCUSSIONS WERE HELD TO SOLD OUT CROWDS. 375 PEOPLE ATTENDED THIS VERY POPULAR AND SOLD OUT EVENTS.GARDEN AND HOME TOUR FOR LONGFELLOWS SEPTEMBER 27, 2018DR. VINCENT COVELLO AND HIS WIFE CAROL MANDEL OPENED THEIR STUNNING HOME FOR A TOUR AND PRIVATE RECEPTION OF THEIR BEAUTIFUL GARDEN. THIS EVENT WAS IN HONOR OF THOSE WHO DESIGNATED LHR AS A BENEFICIARY, TO ENSURE THAT LONGHOUSE WILL ENDURE FOR GENERATIONS TO COME. 50 GUESTS ENJOYED A PERSONAL TOUR OF THE GARDENS BY DR. COVELLO.INSIDERS TOUR TO CONTEMPORARY AND ANCIENT MEXICO NOVEMBER 28-DECEMBER 10, 2018THIS 15-DAY TOUR FOCUSED ON GARDENS, ART INSTALLATIONS, ARCHITECTURE, TEXTILE, CERAMIC AND BAMBOO ARTISANS, WHILE ENJOYING JAPAN'S EXQUISITE CUISINE. THIS SOLD OUT TOUR WAS ENJOYED BY 15 PEOPLE.NEWS FROM THE GARDEN: TROPICAL GARDENTHANKS TO DENNIS SCHRADER OF LANDCRAFT ENVIRONMENTS, THE TROPICAL GARDEN WAS INSTALLED AGAIN BORDERING BOTH SIDES OF THE RILL, LOCATED WEST OF THE LAP POOL.TWILIGHT TOURSLONGHOUSE'S HIGHLY PRAISED AND WELL ATTENDED DOCENT-GUIDED TWILIGHT TOURS, WAS BACK FOR SEVEN MONDAYS IN JULY AND AUGUST. PARTICIPANTS WALKED THROUGH THE GARDENS TO PLANTS THAT WERE AT THEIR PEAK AND TO SPACES THAT WERE PARTICULARLY BEAUTIFUL IN THE TWILIGHT HOURS. A TOUR OF THE HOUSE FOLLOWED.SOUND MEDITATIONBACK BY POPULAR DEMAND, LANDSCAPE DESIGNER AND LHR GARDEN COMMITTEE MEMBER JIM OWEN RETURNED TO LEAD HIS SOUND MEDITATION GROUP EVERY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORNING JUNE THROUGH AUGUST AT 8 AM IN THE QUIET AND SERENITY HERE AT LONGHOUSE.
Interesting data from their 2020 990 filing
The non-profit's mission is outlined in the filing as being “Longhouse reserve exemplifies living with art in all forms. founded by jack lenor larsen, its collections, gardens, sculpture and programs, reflect world cultures and inspire a creative life.”.
When outlining its responsibilities, they were referred to as: “Longhouse reserve exemplifies living with art in all its forms. founded by jack lenor larsen, its collections, gardens, sculpture and programs, reflect world cultures and inspire a creative life.”.
- The state in which the non-profit operates has been officially reported as NY.
- The filing reveals the non-profit's address in 2020 to be 133 HANDS CREEK ROAD, EAST HAMPTON, NY, 11937.
- As per the non-profit's form for 2020, they have 8 employees on their payroll.
- Is not a private foundation.
- Expenses are greater than $1,000,000.
- Revenue is greater than $1,000,000.
- Revenue less expenses is $140,030.
- The organization has 15 independent voting members.
- The organization was formed in 2002.
- The organization pays $757,127 in salary, compensation, and benefits to its employees.
- The organization pays $357,602 in fundraising expenses.