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Folk Art Guild Craft Weekend

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Folk Art Guild Craft Weekend
The Folk Art Guild has an exciting line up of Craft Weekend classes for all ages, which is set for 6PM Thursday evening July 12th through 3PM, July 15th. Fifteen hours of intensive study in Pottery, Theater, Filmmaking, Rustic Furniture Building, Weaving, Poetry, and Natural Dyeing will be guided by experienced Guild members and local experts. Online registration and visual... more

Geneva’s Outdoor Movie Series biggest line-up yet

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Geneva’s Outdoor Movie Series biggest line-up yet
The Geneva Recreation Department, Geneva Neighborhood Resource Center (GNRC), Geneva Peeps, and the Geneva Public Library are excited to host the Geneva Outdoor Movie Series for the third year in a row. Each movie travels to different locations around the city and all of them start at dusk or whenever we can see the movie screen clearly (locations listed on... more

Tribute to Bernstein Concert

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Tribute to Bernstein Concert
Genesee Symphony Orchestra Music Director and South Seneca graduate S. Shade Zajac will again bring the Seneca Summer Music Festival Orchestra to-gether at the South Seneca High School Auditorium in Ovid, this time at 7:30PM on Saturday, June 16th with a concert entitled “100 Years of Lenny: A celebration of the life and works of Leonard Bernstein” Featured soloist for... more

Create the Hops Splash Community Mural at Good Shepherds Brewing Co.

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Create the Hops Splash Community Mural at Good Shepherds Brewing Co.
“Art for Auburn” artists are invited to help create a painted mural of hops & wheat, the ingredients used in brewing the craft beer made inside at 132 Genesee Street. The design was conceived by Kendall Doub, a professional artist and graphic designer based in Winston-Salem, NC. Doub connected with Art for Auburn Project Manager Jesse Kline through mutual friend... more

Seneca Meadows Wetlands Preserve Bird Banding

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Seneca Meadows Wetlands Preserve Bird Banding
Through a partnership between Seneca Meadows and Braddock Bay Bird Observatory, a bird banding demonstration was held at the Seneca Meadows Wetlands Preserve on Black Brook Road in Seneca Falls on Saturday, June 2nd. The first round of bird banding netted two Song Sparrows, which were banded, measured and weighed before their release. Children that attended the event had the... more

Natural Solutions Acupuncture Services grand opening ribbon cutting ceremony

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Natural Solutions Acupuncture Services grand opening ribbon cutting ceremony
The Seneca County Chamber of Commerce recently held a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the relocation of Natural Solutions Acupuncture & Botanicals (14 West Main Street in Waterloo). Owner Erica Spencer is a graduate of the Finger Lakes School of Acupuncture at the New York Chiropractic College where she received her Master’s degree in Science and Acupuncture. Natural Solutions Acupuncture offers... more

First annual “A Taste of Penn Yan” festival to benefit the Suicide Prevention Coalition of Yates County

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First annual “A Taste of Penn Yan” festival to benefit the Suicide Prevention Coalition of Yates County
On June 3rd, 2018 from 1:00 to 4:00 pm, the Keuka Emporium Event Venue and Penn Yan Elks 1722 will host the first annual “A Taste of Penn Yan” spring festival. The event celebrates small-town pleasures in the heart of Penn Yan, featuring tastings from some of its best restaurant​s, wineries, breweries and specialty food shops. This year, A Taste of Penn Yan is helping raising awareness and... more

Zajac brings Genesee Symphony Orchestra to Ovid to perform Elgar’s Concerto for Cello and Hanson’s Symphony No. 2

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Zajac brings Genesee Symphony Orchestra to Ovid to perform Elgar’s Concerto for Cello and Hanson’s Symphony No. 2
South Seneca Central School graduate and Music Director S. Shade Zajac will bring his Genesee Symphony Orchestra to his home town for a concert at the South Seneca High School Auditorium on at 5:00 pm on Sunday May 20th that will include Elgar’s Concerto for Cello and Orchestra, featuring Mimi Hwang on Cello, Howard Hanson’s Symphony No. 2 “Romantic” and other works.   The... more

“Explore the Color Around You” with Kari Ganoung Ruiz

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“Explore the Color Around You” with Kari Ganoung Ruiz
Join The Finger Lakes Museum & Aquarium (FLM&A) in Branchport on June 2nd, 9:30am-noon, for a family-friendly presentation and color observation called “Explore the Color Around You” led by artist Kari Ganoung Ruiz! Kari’s presentation will cover historic and current artists who work and live in the Finger Lakes Region, and will explain why this area inspires her paintings. Kari... more

Cayuga Community College’s Class of 2018 features inspiring and unique stories

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Cayuga Community College’s Class of 2018 features inspiring and unique stories
For the 575 students eligible to cross the stage at Cayuga Community College’s Commencement, the ceremony marks both an accomplishment and an opportunity for them to start on the career path they discovered during their time in college. The May 20th commencement will celebrate the college’s Class of 2018, whose members are moving on to the workforce or continuing their... more

Empire Farm Days names new management team

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Empire Farm Days names new management team
Last December, Melanie Wickham of Stanley announced her resignation as executive director of the Empire State Potato Growers Association and as director of the association’s popular Empire Farm Days after 32 years. At the time, Karl Hofmann, president of the potato growers association, said it would take two people to fill Wickham’s roles. Hofmann was off by one. It was... more

‘This is your day’: Cayuga Community College graduates hundreds at commencement

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‘This is your day’: Cayuga Community College graduates hundreds at commencement
More than 200 new graduates from Cayuga Community College walked across the stage to receive their associate degrees during the college’s 64th commencement ceremony on Sunday. The Auburn campus’ Spartan Gymnasium became filled with family and friends, many with bouquets or balloons in hand, and excited chatter as the time of the ceremony grew closer. Graduates entered the gymnasium soon... more
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