The Turkana Basin Institute, founded by Stony Brook University and paleoanthropologist Dr. Richard Leakey, hosted an elegant fundraiser at the Highline Stages. Musician and Montauk resident Paul Simon enchanted the audience with his popular hit songs. Peggy Bonapace-Gelfond and Richard Gelfond chaired the event while notable guests like the East End’s own Dorothy Lichtenstein, Helen and Brice Marden, and Lorin and Dietlinde Maaszel attended.
The Turkana Basin Institute, founded by Stony Brook University and paleoanthropologist Dr. Richard Leakey, hosted an elegant fundraiser at the Highline Stages. Musician and Montauk resident Paul Simon enchanted the audience with his popular hit songs. Peggy Bonapace-Gelfond and Richard Gelfond chaired the event while notable guests like the East End’s own Dorothy Lichtenstein, Helen and Brice Marden, and Lorin and Dietlinde Maaszel attended.
The Turkana Basin Institute, founded by Stony Brook University and paleoanthropologist Dr. Richard Leakey, hosted an elegant fundraiser at the Highline Stages. Musician and Montauk resident Paul Simon enchanted the audience with his popular hit songs. Peggy Bonapace-Gelfond and Richard Gelfond chaired the event while notable guests like the East End’s own Dorothy Lichtenstein, Helen and Brice Marden, and Lorin and Dietlinde Maaszel attended.
The Turkana Basin Institute, founded by Stony Brook University and paleoanthropologist Dr. Richard Leakey, hosted an elegant fundraiser at the Highline Stages. Musician and Montauk resident Paul Simon enchanted the audience with his popular hit songs. Peggy Bonapace-Gelfond and Richard Gelfond chaired the event while notable guests like the East End’s own Dorothy Lichtenstein, Helen and Brice Marden, and Lorin and Dietlinde Maaszel attended.
The Turkana Basin Institute, founded by Stony Brook University and paleoanthropologist Dr. Richard Leakey, hosted an elegant fundraiser at the Highline Stages. Musician and Montauk resident Paul Simon enchanted the audience with his popular hit songs. Peggy Bonapace-Gelfond and Richard Gelfond chaired the event while notable guests like the East End’s own Dorothy Lichtenstein, Helen and Brice Marden, and Lorin and Dietlinde Maaszel attended.
The Turkana Basin Institute, founded by Stony Brook University and paleoanthropologist Dr. Richard Leakey, hosted an elegant fundraiser at the Highline Stages. Musician and Montauk resident Paul Simon enchanted the audience with his popular hit songs. Peggy Bonapace-Gelfond and Richard Gelfond chaired the event while notable guests like the East End’s own Dorothy Lichtenstein, Helen and Brice Marden, and Lorin and Dietlinde Maaszel attended.
The Turkana Basin Institute, founded by Stony Brook University and paleoanthropologist Dr. Richard Leakey, hosted an elegant fundraiser at the Highline Stages. Musician and Montauk resident Paul Simon enchanted the audience with his popular hit songs. Peggy Bonapace-Gelfond and Richard Gelfond chaired the event while notable guests like the East End’s own Dorothy Lichtenstein, Helen and Brice Marden, and Lorin and Dietlinde Maaszel attended.
The Turkana Basin Institute, founded by Stony Brook University and paleoanthropologist Dr. Richard Leakey, hosted an elegant fundraiser at the Highline Stages. Musician and Montauk resident Paul Simon enchanted the audience with his popular hit songs. Peggy Bonapace-Gelfond and Richard Gelfond chaired the event while notable guests like the East End’s own Dorothy Lichtenstein, Helen and Brice Marden, and Lorin and Dietlinde Maaszel attended.
The Turkana Basin Institute, founded by Stony Brook University and paleoanthropologist Dr. Richard Leakey, hosted an elegant fundraiser at the Highline Stages. Musician and Montauk resident Paul Simon enchanted the audience with his popular hit songs. Peggy Bonapace-Gelfond and Richard Gelfond chaired the event while notable guests like the East End’s own Dorothy Lichtenstein, Helen and Brice Marden, and Lorin and Dietlinde Maaszel attended.
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