Longhouse Reserve

LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton, NY, is a 16-acre sculpture garden and natural sanctuary founded in 1991 by Jack Lenor Larsen (1927-2020), internationally known textile designer and one of the world’s foremost advocates of traditional and contemporary craft. The mission of the institution is to exemplify living with art in all its forms, and it provides a unique cultural experience where programs in visual and performing arts, horticulture, and education are offered to the public. The extensive natural and cultivated species in union with art are what make LHR unique. LongHouse has made a pledge to earth equity, removing chemicals from our processes, conserving water, and adopting best practices for the plants, for bird and insect biodiversity, and for our garden staff and visitors. LongHouse is committed to equity, diversity, inclusion, and access through its mission, collections, programs, policies, and communications, and to expanding diversity at all levels of the organization. Our staff, trustees, committees, and volunteers share this commitment. We pledge to reflect the diversity of the community we serve in our education initiatives, programming, and installations. LongHouse fosters an environment where all employee’s unique talents are valued and recognized as an asset to the achievement of our mission. LongHouse is an EEO employer.

Website

http://www.longhouse.org

External link for Longhouse Reserve

Industry

Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos

Company size

11-50 employees

Headquarters

East Hampton, NY

Type

Nonprofit

Founded

1991

Specialties

art, garden, nature, sculpture, craft, design, plants, music, wellness, families, arboretum, historic house, and walks