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The Cider Mill Stage is staging an adaptation of the play “A Christmas Carol” for its 42nd year.

The first Reproductive Justice Film Festival is being held Friday and Saturday at Cinemapolis in Ithaca.

Upstate Renaissance Faire featured fighting competitions, blacksmith demonstrations, and dancing witches.

LUMA recently announced its artist lineup for this year. During the projection festival, set for the weekend of September 8, artists’ storytelling animations are played onto buildings in downtown Binghamton.

The annual celebration of Binghamton’s signature dish featured a car show, live music, hot air balloons, and plenty of delicious food.

The Kitchen Theatre Company’s 30th anniversary film, Bloom Where You’re Planted: A Twenty Year Artistic Journey, dives into the past and will be shown in Ithaca on August 8.

The musical Kinky Boots is running until July 16 at the Endicott Performing Arts Center.

The show Billy Elliot: The Musical runs until July 15 at the Hangar Theatre in Ithaca.

Cinema Saver in the village of Endicott is shutting their doors at the end of July due to rising costs and their inability to recover from the pandemic.

The Kitchen Theatre and Hangar Theatre in Ithaca are co-performing and producing the play “What the Constitution Means to Me”, which runs through June 24.