January 2020
Antiques/Collectibles Flea Market
An indoor curated market of quality antiques, vintage collectibles, military, vintage sprting goods, jewelry, and one of a kind finds. Food and beverages will also be available.
Find out more »All You Can Eat Breakfast
All You Can Eat Breakfast featuring Scrambled Eggs, Eggs Made to Order, Pancakes, French Toast, Home Fries, Bacon, Sausage, Toast, Juice, Coffee.
Find out more »Winter Concert- Binghamton Youth Symphony
The Binghamton Youth Symphony opens it 59th season!!! Sunday, January 19, 2020
Find out more »Jonathan Burns
Born with the gifts of flexibility, curiosity, and goofiness Jonathan now uses these talents to entertain audiences around the world. Admission is $3, FREE with SUNY Oneonta Event Pass and are available online at oneontatickets.com or in person at the Hunt College Union Information Desk daily from 1-10 PM.
Find out more »Art Powered Forward Kickoff Party
Join 171 Cedar Arts Center on Thursday, January 23, 2020 for our Art Powered Forward Capital Campaign Kickoff Party! Enjoy live music and dancing, food and drinks, and scavenger hunt as we embark on the public phase of Art Powered Forward! In order to remain sustainable and strong, 171 is embarking on a Capital Campaign to create an investment fund that will help us maintain our beautiful, historic campus, develop new and innovating programming, and grow our scholarship fund.
Find out more »Fashion Mosaic: Immigrant Voices in NYC’s Fashion Industry
Join our unique panel of fashion, immigration and labor experts to address the historical relationship between immigrants and the city’s fashion industry, as well as the impact and influence of immigrants on local markets and designs. The panel will discuss the issues that immigrants face in integrating elements of their heritage into contemporary designs for the New York City and global markets and how these designers are responding to the needs of new immigrant populations. Following the discussion, a small…
Find out more »Getting to Half-Earth: The Half-Earth Project
Join Dr. Dennis Liu from the E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation for a presentation and discussion.
Find out more »Winter Exhibitions Opening Reception – Binghamton University Art Museum
The Binghamton University Art Museum opens its winter exhibitions. Join us in celebration of the exhibitions and the Lunar New Year. Free and open to the public. Main Gallery: "Snowflakes between Gauze: Rubbings from Han Dynasty Tombs," organized in conjunction with the Confucius Institute of Chinese Opera. Mezzanine Gallery: "The Surface and the Line: Alumni Gifts of Asian Art," curated by Nancy Um, Professor of Art History and Jason Park, a PhD candidate in Art History. Also opening are four…
Find out more »Harriet
From her escape from slavery through the dangerous missions she led to liberate hundreds of slaves through the Underground Railroad, the story of heroic abolitionist Harriet Tubman is told. Movies at the Red Dragon Theatre are $3, FREE with SUNY Oneonta Event Pass; includes popcorn. Tickets are available 30 minutes prior to the start at the Hunt Union Information Desk.
Find out more »Harriet
From her escape from slavery through the dangerous missions she led to liberate hundreds of slaves through the Underground Railroad, the story of heroic abolitionist Harriet Tubman is told. Movies at the Red Dragon Theatre are $3, FREE with SUNY Oneonta Event Pass; includes popcorn. Tickets are available 30 minutes prior to the start at the Hunt Union Information Desk.
Find out more »Chinese New Year Celebration
Celebrate Chinese New Year at the library with crafts, stories, and snacks. Learn brush calligraphy, how to use chopsticks and how to write Chinese characters. Fun for the whole family!
Find out more »Cornell Glee Club and Chorus Return from Tour Concert
The Glee Club and Chorus return from their concert tour of the Pacific Northwest, performing a selection of repertoire for the Ithaca community.
Find out more »1st Annual Robbie Burns Supper/Celebration
EVENT INFORMATION: The 1st annual Traditional Robbie Burns Supper/Celebration at Chappie’s in Roxbury, NY. Saturday January 25th, 6:30-9:30pm -Reservations& Information - 607-326-7020- chappiesgoodfood@gmail.com- www.chappiesgoodfood.com. Celebrating the life and art of the legendary Scottish poet Robert Burns, the evening features Burns's poetry, tales of his ribald life, a traditional Scottish dinner, the Parade of the Haggis, The Bagpiper, storytelling, songs, Whiskey and Scots Ale toasts, and the Auld Lang Syne. With your Host, the renowned Hudson Valley Storyteller Jonathan Kruk, an…
Find out more »Harriet
From her escape from slavery through the dangerous missions she led to liberate hundreds of slaves through the Underground Railroad, the story of heroic abolitionist Harriet Tubman is told. Movies at the Red Dragon Theatre are $3, FREE with SUNY Oneonta Event Pass; includes popcorn. Tickets are available 30 minutes prior to the start at the Hunt Union Information Desk.
Find out more »Quingo game night fundraiser
The Jewish Community Center of Binghamton is hosting its first-ever Quingo Game Night fundraising event on Saturday, January 25, 2020. The event will take place from 6:30 to 8:30 pm at the JCC, located at 500 Clubhouse Road in Vestal. Cost is $20 per person, with a max of 8 people per team. There will be hot dogs, beer, wine, and other light refreshments available for purchase. Reservations are requested and can be made via email with Marley Vavra at…
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