Community Calendar

Join us to eat delicious snacks and discuss a manga with friends every two weeks throughout the school year! Meetings will take place every other Wednesday from 5 to 6 pm starting February 12th and ending April 23rd. Join at any time! For grades 7-12. Register at https://gfjlibrary.libcal.com/event/13893299

Join the Binghamton University Art Museum for Monuments Faculty Panel on Thursday, April 3 from 5-7PM. Hear professor Tom McDonough (Art History) lead a conversation with professors Heidi Nicholls (Sociology), Daniel Royles (History) and Julia Walker (Art History) about the exhibition Monuments: Commemoration and Controversy. This exhibition has been organized by the New York Historical.

This event is free and open to the public.

People are gathering in cities across the country to question whether the Trump administration has a right to access our private information and cut our entitlement programs.

Join us to eat delicious snacks and discuss a manga with friends every two weeks throughout the school year! Meetings will take place every other Wednesday from 5 to 6 pm starting February 12th and ending April 23rd. Join at any time! For grades 7-12. Register at https://gfjlibrary.libcal.com/event/13893299

Join us to eat delicious snacks and discuss a manga with friends every two weeks throughout the school year! Meetings will take place every other Wednesday from 5 to 6 pm starting February 12th and ending April 23rd. Join at any time! For grades 7-12. Register at https://gfjlibrary.libcal.com/event/13893299

Join us to eat delicious snacks and discuss a manga with friends every two weeks throughout the school year! Meetings will take place every other Wednesday from 5 to 6 pm starting February 12th and ending April 23rd. Join at any time! For grades 7-12. Register at https://gfjlibrary.libcal.com/event/13893299

This talk explores the history of Jewish life in Auburn and Cayuga County, tracing the story of Congregation B’nai Israel from its beginnings in the late 19th century to its closure in 2013. Drawing on archival research, personal narratives, and community records, This conversation will highlight the contributions of Jewish residents to Auburn’s civic, cultural, and economic life, including key figures such as George Michaels, a former member of New York State Assembly, and Maurice Schwartz, a former mayor of Auburn. We’ll also examine the challenges faced by small Jewish communities in upstate New York, the role of interfaith collaboration, and how B’nai Israel’s legacy continues through charitable initiatives, Holocaust remembrance efforts, and local historical preservation. This presentation invites reflection on the broader story of small-town Jewish life in America and the enduring impact of communities that may no longer exist physically but remain vital parts of our shared history.

Join us to eat delicious snacks and discuss a manga with friends every two weeks throughout the school year! Meetings will take place every other Wednesday from 5 to 6 pm starting February 12th and ending April 23rd. Join at any time! For grades 7-12. Register at https://gfjlibrary.libcal.com/event/13893299

Information event for people interested in learning about volunteering at The Borgen Project

Join us to eat delicious snacks and discuss a manga with friends every two weeks throughout the school year! Meetings will take place every other Wednesday from 5 to 6 pm starting February 12th and ending April 23rd. Join at any time! For grades 7-12. Register at https://gfjlibrary.libcal.com/event/13893299