
ministry
As an ordained interfaith/interspiritual minister I am passionate about studying and honoring the world’s wisdom traditions and weaving them together to create meaningful ceremony.
music
As a singer-songwriter, musician and music teacher-music has given voice to my love of the world around me.
education
I have spent most of my adult life teaching, and learning from, children. I can’t imagine a more wonderful and rewarding career.
videos
Early morning walks have helped me to enjoy this beautiful corner of the world. With gratitude and awe I capture this splendor in video snapshots such as my series, “60 Seconds in Sag Harbor.” I also work to create music videos of my original songs and collaborate on videos that celebrate local history.
blog
Thoughts on life, love, spirituality, and community… Through songs, photographs and reflections, let’s journey together.
about
A brief description of my history, education, and accomplishments. As a teacher, musician and Interfaith Minister, the songs I have written help to tell the story of my life. Thankfully, it is a story that continues to be written.
“Let the music lift you up,
when you’re feeling blue.
Let it heal you -
Let it sing to you -
Let it rescue you-
Wash over you -
wash over you...”


“Nancy Remkus is a third generation Sag Harbor native and elementary school teacher. She is also a singer, songwriter, and performer. Her style is a blend of Joan Baez, Joni Mitchell, and throw in a dash of the 1970’s show, The Electric Company, and a pinch of Mr. Rogers, and you have the 1989 winner of the Suffolk County Executive’s Perfoming Arts Award, for her sell out debut album, ‘Local Girls’.”