May 2019
The Cutler Flea Market
A Curated Indoor Market of Quality Antiques, Vintage Collectibles And One-of-a-Kind Artisan Finds with Select Food and Beverage Vendors
Find out more »Photography Class
The Jewish Community Center of Binghamton will be holding a Photography Class on Sunday, May 19th, 2019, from 12:00 – 2:00 PM. The cost is $40 for both members and non-members of the center. Participants must bring their own DSLR camera. The entire community is welcome and encouraged to attend. Participants will be guided through the class by local photographer, Gregory Milunich. Milunich is based in the Greater Binghamton area, and specializes in fine art photography, photo restoration, and colorization.…
Find out more »Stephen Appel Photography
Join us Saturday, May 4th 2019 from 1PM - 3PM for the opening of local professional, Stephen Appel's, photography exhibition. Stephen J. Appel Photography was founded as an independent photo studio in 1978 after having worked over a five year period as a photojournalist, in a custom processing photo lab and an in-house industrial photo studio. Stephen's mission is to provide the best in lighting, composition, creativity and overall image quality in a cost-effective and timely manner to his clients…
Find out more »Revitalizing a Second Growth Forest
A majority of New York's forests, including the forest at Cayuga Nature Center, are second growth. Come learn about the particular problems such forests face, and the steps you can take to ensure a healthy future for recovering land. We will highlight the signs of a neglected forest, and the benefits that improvements can yield. Led by Matt Sacco who is Director of Environmental Education at the Cayuga Nature Center. Part of our Climate Smart Stewardship series: May 12 -…
Find out more »St. Mary’s ‘Sacred Sites’ Tours
St. Mary's Church (46 N. Main St., Cortland, NY) will offer tours of her stained glass windows, and a demonstration of her historical 1895 pipe organ, from 1 to 3 p.m. on Sat. May 18, and from 1 - 5 p.m. on Sunday, May 19. This is part of the NYS Landmarks Conservancy 'Sacred Sites' Tours.
Find out more »Mason Warrington Orchestra-Swing into Spring
MASON WARRINGTON ORCHESTRA-SWING INTO SPRING 2019 Swing into Spring as the Southern Tier’s premier swing orchestra featuring vocalists Ralph Muro & Judy Giblin. Sunday, May 19 at 2 PM. Tickets: $20 Adult; $16 Senior/Student/Child. Purchase tickets at www.goodwilltheatre.net or 607-772-2404 x 301.
Find out more »Chemung Valley AGO Chapter Annual Member’s Recital
Organ Recital featuring Chapter Members performing Classical Organ Works.
Find out more »Brio! Vocal Ensemble Spring Concert
God So Loved the World: A Celebration in Scripture and Music. Featured guest artists include: Barbara Garges, piano; Richard VanAuken, organ; Evelyn VanAuken, piano; Pamela Riddleberger, flute. Free will offering.
Find out more »Spring Concert
Please join the Trumansburg Community Chorus for their spring concert at the First Presbyterian Church of Ulysses, 69 East Main Street, Trumansburg . All are welcome. The concert is free, but donations are always appreciated.
Find out more »Mayfest Chamber Music Concert #3
Artistic Directors Xak Bjerken and Miri Yampolsky welcome acclaimed instrumentalists from some of the world’s finest orchestras to Ithaca to perform works by Mozart, Brahms, Britten, and more. Five concerts in Ithaca, May 17-21, 2019. Beethoven Horn Sextet in E-flat Major, Op. 81b Zemlinsky Lilies-of-the-valley blossomed everywhere for soprano and string sextet Britten Phantasy Quartet for oboe and string trio, Op. 2
Find out more »Youth Orchestra Spring Concert
The Youth Orchestra of the Southern Finger Lakes, conducted by OSFL concertmaster Augusto Diemecke, is an ensemble of some of the finest young musicians in our region. It provides advanced challenges and opportunities for young people who are enthusiastic about music. The OSFL also sponsors the Junior String Ensemble. This group, conducted by OSFL violinist Gary Chollet, encourages the development of young string players. It fosters early musical development, and serves as a feeder program for the YOSFL. This is…
Find out more »An Evening with Joe Crookston
Joe Crookston is a master storyteller, and he is always seeking the creative edge. His music swirls with themes of lightness, darkness, clocks ticking, fiddle looping, weeping willows, slide guitar bending, cynicism, hope, and the cycles of life and rebirth. If you love a moving song and musical madness, Joe Crookston delivers it all: the melodies, the lyrics, the energy, and a deep passion for exceptionally well-written songs. Purchase pre-show tickets at the discounted price of $20 or $25 at…
Find out more »June 2019
An Evening of Music
Joseph and Giuliana Calderone present "An Evening of Music" at the Finger Lakes Boating Museum in Hammondsport, NY. This special event is honor of Maestro Toshi Shimada. During this special concert, Maestro Shimada will conduct a twelve-piece chamber orchestra of OSFL musicians as they perform the music of Mozart, Morricone and more! The elegance of the evening begins at 6:15 PM with a champagne reception staged among the museum’s stunning collection of more than 200 vintage wooden boats that have…
Find out more »Family Movie Night: Mary Poppins Returns
Get out of the house and under the stars! Join us at the Ross Park Amphitheater for a showing of Mary Poppins Returns on the big outdoor screen! Admission for this movie is free, donations accepted. Amphitheater seating is limited and will be first come, first served. Concessions will be available for purchase. The Binghamton Zoo will be open on the night of the movie! Admissions will be open 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm (zoo closes at 8:00). Stop by…
Find out more »July 2019
Newark Valley Summerfest Parade
WANTED: Parade lovers of all types! Come join in the fun and be a PART of the second annual Newark Valley Summerfest Parade (formerly Newark Valley Days) on Saturday, July 27, 2019! The Northern Tioga County Chamber of Commerce is looking for organizations, businesses, friends, 4-legged friends, etc. to participate in this year’s parade. You can walk, ride in a car, build a float, ride a horse, ride a unicycle, etc. AND hand out fliers, candy, information, etc., etc., etc.!…
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