Theatrical Productions
Waterman's has a rich tradition in community and professional theater. Stepping into our beautiful 134 seat auditorium, it's easy to see how we are continuously inspired to evolve our program, pushing the boundaries of what we do year-round.
Talks and Lectures
Waterman's hosts a incredible and diverse selection of talks and lectures throughout the year. Professionals from right here in our community and around the world discuss art, science, architecture, film, music, food, literature, politics and much more. Waterman's often partners with local organizations such as the North Haven Historical Society, North Haven Conservation Partners and the North Haven Library to help bring these amazing people to the island. Past speakers have included Mark Bittman, José Oubriere, Alice Quinn, Chellie Pingree, Sandor Katz, Susan Minot, Colin Woodard, Dr. Graham Shimmield, Juliet Lamont, Peter Ralston, Sue Van Hook, Jan Schreiber, David Wilson, John Tittman, Barbara Hammer, Lloyd Schwartz, and many more.
Performing Arts
Continuing North Haven's long tradition in the performing arts, Waterman's stage has welcomed an incredible variety of musical performances from rock, folk, jazz, blues, classical as well as many dance and creative movement performances. We strive to bring local as well as national talent to the stage for a diverse, compelling and entertaining experience. Waterman's also partners with Fox Islands Concerts each year to host some of the best concert musicians in the world. Past performers include Miro String Quartet, Chase Brock Experience, Lady Lamb, Toughcats, Molly Gawler, Ketch Secor, Deerhoof, Animal Hospital Ensemble, Lois Shapiro, Courtney Naliboff, Gawler Family, Chiharu Naruse, Cidny Bullens, Doug Kershaw and many others.
Art Exhibits
One of the first things one notices when walking into Waterman's is the beautiful works of art that hang on our walls year-round. We take pride in displaying work from artists within and beyond our shores. We also hold annual silent auctions, exhibits by North Haven Community School students, pop-up boutiques and the Red Barn Flower Show.