Jul 15 Monday
This market caters to the East Hill neighborhoods, located in a grassy field next to Walgreens (GPS Address: 330 Pine Tree Road).
Don’t have time to get to Steamboat Landing every weekend, or need a mid-week haul? We have you covered with meat, eggs, veggies, fruit and even some dinner and pastries to hold you over. Parking is easy! Find our vendors under tents.
2024 SCHEDULE: 5/1 -10/30, 3 PM to 6 PM And as always, you can check our East Hill Market page on our website for a list of which vendors will be there each week: https://ithacamarket.com/markets/wednesday-at-east-hill-plaza/
(Updated at 3 PM on Wednesdays.)
Jul 16 Tuesday
Corning History and Baseball Exhibit. Baseball collection featuring jerseys, programs, baseball cards, local history of baseball in the area and more. Featuring the Corning Red Sox PONY League and other teams.
Who lives under rocks in the creeks and streams that run through our favorite parks and backyards? What can these organisms tell us about how clean and healthy the water is? Join the Community Science Institute at Six Mile Creek as we explore the aquatic life that can be found under rocks in streams. This event is meant for the whole family and is very hands-on! Participants are not only invited but encouraged to wade into the water to search for benthic macroinvertebrates (meaning tiny organisms living at or found at the bottom of the creek, who lack a spine and are large enough to see without a microscope). We will collect samples of these organisms and you’ll learn how to identify them and how they can be used to evaluate the water quality and overall ecosystem health. . Those who are interested in following the scientific protocols for collecting an official sample (that will be analyzed at a later date and the results included in CSI’s long-term datasets of water quality) can help collect the sample and complete a physical survey of the stream.
Programming is most appropriate for children ages 6-14, though all are welcome. A parent/guardian/chaperone must register as well and be present during the duration of the program. Space is limited, so sign up while there is still time! Registration will close 3 days prior to the event. . If you need to cancel your reservation, please do so as soon as possible and at least one day in advance. You can call or text CSI at (607) 233-0811 or info@communityscience.org.
Kids can get a passport stamped at one of each type of Journey of Water program to earn a free Journey of Water t-shirt at the end of the summer.
All Journey of Water programming is free to all, made possible through support from the Park Foundation.
Join instructor Angela Cartwright for a two part pottery class where you will learn how to use stamps and rollers to create texture and properly adhere items to create embellishments in class one. In class two, you will paint your stoneware from class one and use air dry clay to practice the techniques you’ve learned. Admission is free and open to all ages. Class size is limited, so make sure to email threebearsovid@gmail.com to request a registration form! If the class is full, we will place you on a waiting list.This class is made possible with funds from the statewide community regrants program. A regrant program of New York State Council on the art with the support of the office of the governor and the New York State legislature and administered by Auburn Public Theater.
Free Tuesday Night Concert at the Gazebo with Haze & Dacey! Vestal Memorial Park - Four Corners Gazebo - Corner of Front St. & Main St., Vestal
Haze & Dacey are an indie-folk duo from Richmond Virginia, serving up a mix of homegrown originals and offbeat covers. More info: https://hazyshadeproductions.com/duo
Bring your family, friends, and lawn chairs for a free evening of fun live entertainment. Free face painting and candy for the children! In case of rain, the musicians will decide at 7:00 PM if they must cancel. Concerts are not rescheduled.
Jul 17 Wednesday
Jul 18 Thursday