Donate to LTVHelp support our mission with tax deductible donation tickets! |
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General Support All donations will be applied and allocated for the best and most urgent use at LTV studios.
LTV broadcasts live government meetings on CHANNEL 22 on cable in the town of East Hampton and via the live-stream on our website. You can also tune-in to our YouTube page where there is less of a delay in receiving transmission.
WE ALLOCATE
channel space and time to East Hampton Town residents, non-profit organizations,
educators, and governmental bodies to cablecast their programs.
WE OFFER
media training in the use of accessible facilities, equipment, and classes for all levels. We also offer access to resources for TV productions for cablecasting on LTV's designated access channels.
WE HOUSE
an archive in which shows of historic value and interest to the East Hampton residents are preserved. LTV archives contains over 20,000 stories from the East End community.
WE RECORD
and broadcast live the meetings of the East Hampton Town and Village Boards, Zoning Boards,
Trustee Boards, East Hampton School Board, Springs School Board.
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East End News - Local News ProgramingDelivering the local news you need through the power of Public Access Television. Your kind donation supports the work of professional reporters to gather and present the facts each week across the East End of Long Island on our well respected broadcast platform | |
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Intern ProgramLTV’s Community Intern Project is a new series in which East Hampton High School students interview notable experts about an issue impacting the wellbeing of our community. The goal of the Project is to educate students and other community members about local issues and encourage their future engagement and participation. For more information and/or if you are interested in applying for this
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Community Scholarship ProgramLTV has created a scholarship to honor (2) students with a passion for community media, lifelong learning, and free speech. It is offered to any high school senior living in the township of East Hampton or Southampton who is pursuing an education in film, television, broadcasting or radio. Ideal candidates will have these qualities: a love of story and a commitment to our community along with a strong belief that all communities deserve to have access to accurate, unfiltered information. | |
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Capital PlanEquipment ages out and technology changes quickly. Be part of keeping our infrastructure and equipment current and maintained. | |
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Preserve LTV’s ArchivesMore than 25,000 shows taped by and for our viewers since 1980. We also house vintage film on local life, the earliest from 1915. Help preserve our history. | |
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New Roof! URGENTLTV owns the building and rents the land from the Town of East Hampton. It is a corrugated airplane hangar type building with offices and studios. After 30 years the roof is aging out. We’ve done several repairs on it already and have been told that it’s time. During heavy rains we have water leaking in several parts of the building.
We’ve gotten estimates from several companies who handle commercial buildings and estimates start at 236k up to 356k.
As a Not-for-Profit, those numbers are not within reach. We are seeking loans and grants plus donations to help offset loan possibilities. | |
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Donate to our Wonderful LTV Studio 3 Series of ProgramsHelp to enhance your favorite shows with a tax deducible contribution! |
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 World VoicesLTV has launched a bold, new programming initiative — LTV’s World Voices — a year-long series dedicated to presenting international and under-represented artists for live, accessible performances on our intimate and funky Studio 3 stage. Building on last year's pilots of Georgian choral music, Shinnecock Nation film and fashion, Pakistani sitar masters, Hispanic language screenings, and singers and dancers representing Colombia and Cuban Milonga; this year's series burst onto the stage in January with the premiere Georgian dance ensemble PESVEBI, to be followed in May by the multi-Grammy nominated Gold and Platinum recording artist R. Carlos Nakai, Navajo-Ute master of the Native American flute; then later in summer with a Juneteenth Jubilee with Eastville Community Historical Society, Music for the Soul with Sitar Maestro Ustad Shafaat Khan and his fusion band East Meets West; a Celebration of Black Culture on the East End hosted by Ambassador Sujay Johnson Cook; and more concerts and events to be announced as LTV brings the world to East Hampton. | |
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 Playwrights’ TheatrePlaywrights' Theatre of East Hampton, founded by Mitzi and Perry Pazer is a series for theater lovers and artists that focuses on the written and spoken word and where the audience can mingle with playwrights, actors, and directors in a casual setting. | |
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 East End UndergroundEast End Underground Live Concert Series launched by LTV's Executive Director Michael Clark, East End Underground is LTV's celebrated broadcast series honoring grassroots inspiration and diversity, now airing on multiple New York platforms and dedicated to presenting a unique visual and audio television experience. Focused on working artists "bubbling up" from the rich musical undercurrent of Long Island's East End and inspired by the popularity of the broadcast, Clark has further expanded Underground's reach by launching the East End Underground Live Concert Series - now providing live, immediate concert experiences exploring genres ranging from rock to blues to jazz - from classical to pop, bluegrass to synth - an outlet for emerging composers, vocalists, soloists, ensembles, bands and singer-songwriters with their hearts and sentiments embedded in the changing Long Island sound of today, showcased alongside seasoned mid-career artists and veterans of the region, all sharing a stage in LTV's intimate and acoustically excellent Studio 3. A unique, eclectic and compellingly curated musical adventure, all taped in front of a live studio audience - so come Underground with us and be a part of the show at LTV! | |
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 The Hamptons Summer Song Book by the SeaLTV Studios in East Hampton is proud to launch a dynamic new musical concert series this summer - HAMPTONS SUMMER SONGBOOK BY THE SEA. Produced by Donna Rubin and LTV's Creative Director Josh Gladstone, the HAMPTONS SUMMER SONGBOOK presents a roster of the world's best cabaret and Broadway artists in the intimate, funky and unique environs of a reconfigured, industrial television studio - complete with state-of-the art lighting and audio merging with the romantic ambiance of cafe' table seating, modular staging and a gorgeous Baby Grand; all combining for an up-front, live encounter with legendary songs and songwriters as interpreted by today's finest performers. This is the East End's new home for cabaret, with a schedule that includes such stars as Karen Akers, Mark Nadler, KT Sullivan, Christine Andreas & Martin Silvestri, Liz Larsen & Sal Viviano, Tovah Feldshuh, Steve Ross, Karen Murphy, Mark Singer & Darcy Dunn, Anna Bergman, Alex Rybeck and more still to be announced. Roll off the beach and head to LTV to listen to the greats: Berlin, Cole Porter, Sondheim, Kern, The Gershwins, Leonard Bernstein, Maury Yeston, Richard Rodgers with Hart & Hammerstein, Michel Legrand, Edith Piaf, Giacomo Puccini and countless contemporary American songwriters for a truly robust, diverse season filled with chestnuts, gems and surprising new discoveries. | |
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 On The Screen - SeriesLTV Studios is a great community resource for MAKING film and video - but with the recent ramping up of our funky, black-box Studio 3 space with its intimate, cafe-table seating, beer and wine service, rich sound system and overall creative vibe as the "downtown of the Hamptons", LTV is also a wonderful venue for SCREENING film and video. We're proud to announce the launch of a bold, new series presented in our hidden gem of a screening room - “ON THE SCREEN AT LTV” - a distinguished cinema series celebrating the artistry of storytelling through documentaries, exclusive premieres, and a rich tapestry of offerings by local filmmakers. Each screening offers a fresh exploration of culture, history, and the human experience; inviting discerning audiences to witness groundbreaking work by visionary filmmakers in a relaxed, informal environment dedicated to creative production. From provocative documentaries to wildly entertaining film classics; from obscure cult discoveries to beloved holiday fare; from compelling narratives rooted locally to entertaining blockbusters from around the world, “On The Screen at LTV” is a journey into the heart of cinema’s transformative power, where every frame speaks to the soul of storytelling by connecting audiences and building community. Plus, we've got popcorn and peanut butter cups. | |
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