Community Calendar

Museum is open Monday through Saturday. This exhibition tells the story of the Langdon mansion, the home of one of Elmira’s most prominent and historically significant families. It features numerous period images of the interior as well as furniture, decorative objects, and works of art original to the mansion. Many pieces on loan from the Center for Mark Twain Studies have not been seen by the public for nearly 85 years.

Local produce, meats, cheeses, artisan goods, prepared foods and more.

Eleemosynary, the critically acclaimed play by Lee Blessing, presented by the SUNY Cortland Performing Arts Department, February 27th through March 2nd, and performing at Cortland Repertory Theatre Downtown. Dorothea, the eccentric matriarch; Artie, her fiercely independent daughter; and Echo, the granddaughter caught between their worlds, navigate a tale of words, wings, and the courage to soar! For tickets and showtime, visit the SUNY Cortland Box Office Website.

Museum is open Monday through Saturday. This exhibition tells the story of the Langdon mansion, the home of one of Elmira’s most prominent and historically significant families. It features numerous period images of the interior as well as furniture, decorative objects, and works of art original to the mansion. Many pieces on loan from the Center for Mark Twain Studies have not been seen by the public for nearly 85 years.

Local produce, meats, cheeses, artisan goods, prepared foods and more.

We're Back and It's Free!

Join us in celebrating a fresh start in 2024 with the return of the FingerLakes CannaMarket, now a completely free event! Dive into the heart of Ithaca, NY, at 402 W State St, and immerse yourself in the vibrant world of cannabis from 12 to 5 pm. This isn't just a market; it's a festivity of cannabis culture in the heart of the Finger Lakes.

What to Expect?

- Meet the Best: Interact with some of the top cannabis businesses from across New York State. Whether you're curious about the latest trends in cannabis or looking for something specific, our experts are here to guide you.

- Fun Giveaways: Yes, you read it right! Participate in our exciting giveaways and stand a chance to win some fantastic cannabis goodies.

- Community Vibes: It's all about community and connection. Mingle with fellow enthusiasts and newcomers alike, share stories, and make new friends in a welcoming, fun-filled environment.

- Discover and Learn: From the latest in cannabis strains to the newest products in the market, there’s something new to discover at every turn.

So, mark your calendars, tell your friends, and let's celebrate the joy of cannabis together, Finger Lakes style!

A venerable music icon* and an aspiring singer/songwriter with an old soul bring together nuanced songs, consummate harmonies and tasty instrumentation. (*Freebo was Bonnie Raitt's bass player for nearly a decade.) Sure to be a great night!
Limited seating.
Door opens at 6:30 PM - Concert at 7.

As we near America's 250th birthday, we invite you to rediscover some of the nation's most revered and revolutionary composers from all backgrounds, past and present, from Duke Ellington to Richard Rodgers, from Quinn Mason to John Phillip Sousa.

In conjunction with this performance, enjoy an exhibit of Black American art from the collection of the Binghamton University Art Gallery in the Forum Theatre's Recital Hall.

PROGRAM
John Stafford Smith: National Anthem
Quinn Mason: Inspiration! Festive Overture
Duke Ellington: Light from Black, Brown and Beige
Duke Ellington, arr. Terence Blanchard: Martin Luther King from Three Black Kings
Adolphus Hailstork: Three Spirituals
Florence Price, arr. William Grant Still: Dances in the Canebrakes
Richard Rodgers: South Pacific: A Symphonic Scenario
Arr. Calvin Custer: Salute to the Big Apple
John Philip Sousa: Stars and Stripes Forever

Eleemosynary, the critically acclaimed play by Lee Blessing, presented by the SUNY Cortland Performing Arts Department, February 27th through March 2nd, and performing at Cortland Repertory Theatre Downtown. Dorothea, the eccentric matriarch; Artie, her fiercely independent daughter; and Echo, the granddaughter caught between their worlds, navigate a tale of words, wings, and the courage to soar! For tickets and showtime, visit the SUNY Cortland Box Office Website.

Museum is open Monday through Saturday. This exhibition tells the story of the Langdon mansion, the home of one of Elmira’s most prominent and historically significant families. It features numerous period images of the interior as well as furniture, decorative objects, and works of art original to the mansion. Many pieces on loan from the Center for Mark Twain Studies have not been seen by the public for nearly 85 years.