Celebrating art, community at Oakcliff Sailing

Posted Friday, April 17, 2026 12:01 am

Nearly 40 Long Island and New York artists participated in the art show, including John Taylor of Bayville.

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Oakcliff’s Executive Director Dawn Riley, right, and photographer Yana Frangiskos-Copek enjoyed the beautiful spring day.

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Schultzy’s Restaurant in Bayville made brunch for the Oakcliff event.

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Attendees got to enjoy a brunch by the beach for the event.

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Pieces such as John Taylor of Bayville's 'Seaside Garden' will remain on display, and for sale, at Oakcliff for several weeks.

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By Will Sheeline

Oakcliff Sailing welcomed artists, community members and aquatic enthusiasts to its annual Champagne Brunch and Art Show on Saturday. The 13th annual event featured works by Long Island and New York artists along with food provided by Schultzy’s Restaurant in Bayville.

Dozens came out to enjoy the warm spring weather, live music, friendly company, and unique art pieces based around the theme “A Seaside Reimagined.”

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