The project

Theater design image of Guild Hall's planned renovation. On stage, "A Thousand Thoughts" with Kronos Quartet and Sam Green. © Guild Hall and Applied Mind, ...

While construction to its facility in East Hampton is underway, Guild Hall will present a schedule of off-site arts programming in collaboration with institutional partners, including Works & Process at the Guggenheim Museum, The Church, Plain Sight Project, Eastville Community Historical Society and Museum, Project Most, Ma’s House & BIPOC Art Studio, DIA Art Foundation, Hamptons Dance Project and others. “It’s essential that Guild Hall’s technology keep pace with artmaking today to continue its vital legacy in serving the next generations of artists and audiences.” Guild Hall will also undertake improvements to its Boots Lamb Education Center. An improved classroom will be outfitted with the latest technological tools to enhance education and training in creative skills for local youth. In April 2009, The New York Times reported that Guild Hall had recently completed a five-year, $13 million renovation of the theater and museum spaces. According to a release, the comprehensive enhancements at the facility will see the structural and technological upgrade of Guild Hall’s grounds and 90-year-old building — encompassing its museum, theater, education center and administrative offices. On February 16, Guild Hall released details about its facilitywide capital improvements project and campaign to reimagine its building at 158 Main Street for 21st century audiences.