Events in Chemung County, NY

This weekly casual Warhammer 40,000 night is suitable for all experience levels, offering relaxed play in a friendly setting. Players can match up freely and choose short skirmishes or longer battles as time allows. Space, terrain, and assistance with tables are available to help games run smoothly. It works well for new players, returning hobbyists, and veterans alike, whether the goal is polishing competitive tactics or simply enjoying easygoing games and rolling dice. There is also room to paint, chat, and immerse in the Warhammer 40,000 universe.

Enjoy a dance class filled with freedom, fun, and laughter. Registration is available for non-members, and the class is free for FLFC members. A sliding-scale fee of $12 to $20 applies to non-members.

Steele hosts a superhero themed trivia night that puts your knowledge to the test. The first round focuses on Marvel characters, and the second highlights DC heroes. Make themed buttons and take part in contests for themed prizes. There is no cost to attend, everyone is welcome, and no registration is required.

Beginner percussion classes introduce drumming techniques and traditional and contemporary Afro-Cuban rhythms, shaped by African, Cuban, Haitian, Caribbean, Indigenous, and European influences. All are welcome, and no instrument is required. Pre-registration is required. The cost is $15 per class, with a sliding-scale discount available for anyone who needs it. Nobody will be turned away because of lack of funds.

Explore Afro-Cuban traditional and folkloric dance through story-rich movement and live percussion. Accomplished professional dancers and cultural practitioners Adolfo Castillo and Lisbet Lopez lead classes that connect rhythm and movement, introduce new dance styles each month, and revisit previous dances during warm-ups. Open to all ages, backgrounds, and experience levels, the classes offer opportunities to develop dance technique, support mental and physical fitness, and share movement in a welcoming community. Bring a water bottle and, if needed, a towel. Monthly payment, drop-in, sliding-scale, pay-what-you-can, and punch-card options are available, and no one will be turned away for lack of funds.

Part of a four-event Professional Directions series in Room 220 at the Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts at Cornell University, this session spotlights casting director and Cornell alum Henry Russell Bergstein ’98. Joining virtually via Zoom, he shares how he entered the casting field, how he navigates the industry’s ups and downs, and practical advice for aspiring media makers, actors, and future casting professionals. Other installments in the series feature film and television editor Luke Pebler, documentarian and television director Rachel Raimist, Ph.D., and television critic Maureen “Mo” Ryan, with all guest speakers appearing online. Free and open to the public. No registration required.

A relaxed weekly group run for students and younger members of the community, with no speed or distance requirements. Runners head out in different pace groups for about 30 minutes, choosing their route and distance together. After the run, participants can return to the bar and decide how long they would like to stay.

The Cousins Maine Lobster truck returns to The Shops at Ithaca Mall in Ithaca with a tasty stop for lobster grilled cheese. Order right at the truck using cash or any major credit card, or choose contactless service through the Cousins Maine Lobster mobile app. When using the app, select Rochester, Syracuse, or Buffalo NY as your location. The app accepts orders only during operating hours, and at peak times ordering may be paused briefly to manage volume and maintain quality.

Part of the fall 2026 colloquium series from the Institute for German Cultural Studies, this installment features Ari Linden of the University of Kansas exploring partial automation and how it shapes indifference in Marx’s Grundrisse. The talk will be held in Klarman Hall, Room 155 at Cornell University. The series also spotlights Stefan Willer of Cornell on inheritance in contemporary literature, David Martyn of Macalester College on writing beyond linguistic boundaries, Thomas Wild of Bard College on Hannah Arendt’s approach to plurality, and Annie Pfeifer of Columbia University on Nietzsche as a spokesperson for Zarathustra. Admission is free and open to the public.

This group exhibition features artists from across New York State who participated in the Saltonstall Foundation’s juried residency program. It brings together paintings, photographs, video, drawings, and sculpture, including works created during the artists’ residencies. The opening reception takes place as part of Gallery Night.

Enjoy casual constructed Disney Lorcana play with pin and promo support. Players can use a starter deck or bring a deck of at least 60 cards, with no more than two inks, no proxies, and up to four copies of any card with the same full name. Each round is best of three, and players may switch decks between rounds. Participants receive a participation promo card while supplies last, with random drawings for a Lorcana pin and selected promo cards, also while supplies last. Players will need a 60-card deck to play.

Craft a cozy, autumn inspired home for a live Marimo moss ball pet in a hands-on workshop filled with seasonal charm. Adopt a tiny green companion, then assemble a glass aquarium with a lid using decorative gravel and autumn themed accessories. Finish the design with its signature cowboy hat or a beanie. Every aquarium is unique, and participants also learn essential care tips and fun facts so their aquatic friend can thrive for years. The experience includes one live Marimo, the glass aquarium, all necessary materials, a selection of seasonal accessories, and care and maintenance guidance. Pumpkin cookies and mulled apple cider served warm add to the atmosphere while everyone creates. Tickets are 45 dollars per gardener. Capacity is limited, and advance registration is required because Marimos are selected specifically for this workshop. Materials such as glass vessels, moss balls, hats, accessories, and decorative elements may vary slightly with seasonal availability, while the overall cozy fall theme stays consistent. Workshops may be rescheduled due to unforeseen weather or a family emergency, with notice of new dates and the start time provided within 24 hours. All ticket sales are nonrefundable.

This pet loss support group meets at Danby Community Church and offers compassionate support for anyone experiencing a time of loss. Although the gathering takes place in a church, there is no religious requirement or tone, and each person’s beliefs are respected. Participants can find understanding alongside others with similar experiences who recognize the grieving process.

Learn digital art on iPad with teaching artist Filomena Lisi Jack of Filomena Jack Studio at Community Arts of Elmira. This free class welcomes ages 8 and older and is a good fit for families, friends, groups, and older adults. iPads are supplied for use during the class, and space is limited. Support from the Community Foundation of Elmira-Corning and the Finger Lakes helps Community Arts of Elmira expand its arts education offerings.

Celebrate pets’ birthdays and gotcha days at a gathering for furry, feathered, and scaly friends. All pets are welcome, with a chance to capture special memories and enjoy an afternoon celebrating beloved companions.

This informal meetup at Jillian's Drawers brings together members of the Ithaca Doula Collective with anyone curious about doula care. Attendees can connect with individual doulas, pose questions, and learn about the support doulas offer during pregnancy, birth, the postpartum period, and other life transitions. Admission is free and the event welcomes all who are interested in doula support.

Enjoy a dog themed meet and greet with treats at Waverly Glen Park in Waverly, NY. Sip cider, snack on donuts, and make use of the playground and walking trails. Learn about canine training services with Canine Behavioral Remedies in a relaxed setting that is fun for everyone.

Take a calming break with a mindful birding session at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. From the Visitor Center observatory, participants can enjoy a warm indoor setting with views of Sapsucker Woods Pond. Binoculars and seating are provided, and guests may drop in briefly or stay for the entire session. The experience begins with a short sensory warmup to connect with the natural surroundings, continues with quiet observation of the pond and its birdlife, and concludes with a brief reflection. By pairing birdwatching with simple mindfulness practices, this program encourages slowing down, sharpening observation and listening skills, and deepening appreciation for both birds and the present moment. No prior experience with birding or mindfulness is needed. This is a stationary activity designed with mobility needs in mind, with folding chairs and benches available. Accessibility features include six van-accessible parking spaces with curb-free access to paved areas. A wheelchair-accessible portable restroom is located in the parking lot, and an accessible all-gender and family restroom plus a water fountain are available inside the Visitor Center. Two wheelchairs are available for on-site use. Public transit service includes TCAT route 31, and paratransit options are available through Gadabout at 607-273-1878. Bike racks are located in the parking area. There is no cost to attend, everyone is welcome, and advance registration is not required.

This casual open mic takes place on the second Wednesday of each month and welcomes people to share songs, poems, jokes, or any creative piece they would like. There is no formal stage and no pressure, and a microphone is only used occasionally. The vibe is friendly and encouraging, with moments of group singing adding to the sense of community. The gathering is family friendly. It typically happens indoors, with the option to move outside when the weather is favorable. Well behaved dogs on leashes are permitted in outdoor areas, and the property is smoke free. Masks are not required for attendees or staff, whether inside or outside. Accessibility features include one accessible parking space in a gravel lot next to a paved sidewalk entrance, a built in ramp inside for reaching the upper and lower levels, and a portable ramp available on request for the restroom and outdoor space. The restroom includes grab bars behind and beside the toilet, a changing table, and space for a full 60 inch turning radius. For questions about the space or the event, please contact the store.

Next Stop Comedy brings stand-up to 360Aurora with a fresh roster of comedians at every show. Look forward to sets from performers who have appeared on television and been featured on popular podcasts, offering new material and plenty of laughs each time. The focus is on variety and discovery, with a novel lineup that keeps every performance different.

Elmira College professor Dr. Trevor Browning leads a thoughtful conversation about how we understand environmentalism today and what it could look like in the future, including where artificial intelligence fits into the picture. The discussion will consider the roles of people and ideas of control in shaping our relationship with the natural world. Coffee and snacks will be available. Please bring a reusable mug for coffee or tea. This event is part of Coffee with Friends, a free educational program, and donations are welcome but not required.

Celebrate the season at LECOM Event Center with a bustling holiday marketplace featuring skilled makers, crafters, and small businesses. Explore handcrafted gifts, festive home accents, jewelry, candles, apparel, and a variety of gourmet treats. Discover one-of-a-kind finds while supporting local creators. Friends and families can enjoy cheerful holiday shopping with many vendors gathered under one roof.

Unlocked Holistic & Soulful Solutions partners with Moonlight Epiphanies for an intimate experience that blends intention setting, hands-on creativity, and soothing sound. Participants will create a personalized intention jar to clarify what to invite, what to release, and what to make room for, followed by a relaxing sound bath to support reflection, grounding, and reconnection. Light refreshments and tea are included. The price is $45 per person, and space is limited to 8 participants. Tickets are available through the QR code on the event flyer. A cozy, small-scale event with big intentions.

This hands-on workshop invites a couple, or a pregnant participant with someone from their birth team, to concentrate on preparing for labor and birth. It offers clear guidance on what to do when contractions begin, how to work with the body, and how to focus the mind through each phase. Together, participants practice a variety of positions for contractions, the breaks in between, and the moment of delivery. Partners receive specific, practical tips for how to be helpful throughout the process so everyone can feel prepared and empowered. Many participants choose to take this workshop during the final trimester of pregnancy.

Create a 10-ounce scented soy candle in a festive candy cane jar during this holiday candle-making workshop. Candles take about two hours to solidify and can be picked up later that evening or on a later day. Spots are limited, and ticket sales are final.

DSP Shows and The State Theatre of Ithaca present Punch Brothers in concert at The State Theatre of Ithaca. This forward-looking string band is known for fleet-fingered musicianship and intricate arrangements. After the end of Nickel Creek, mandolinist Chris Thile formed the group in the late 2000s, and their sound blends bluegrass drive, classical sophistication, and jazz-like improvisation. Most of their Nonesuch releases have topped the Billboard Bluegrass chart and also made notable inroads on pop, rock, and folk charts. They gave their first performance at Carnegie Hall and were featured in the 2011 documentary How to Grow a Band. Their fifth album, All Ashore, won the Grammy Award for Best Folk Album, followed by the 2022 tribute set Hell on Church Street. This show highlights virtuosic playing, tight ensemble work, and a cross-genre spirit from a supergroup in the roots music world.

The Lost Rebels return to Patrick's Elmira NY with a set of retro rock favorites from Elvis, the Beatles, the Stones, Tommy James & The Shondells, Buddy Holly, BTO, the Spencer Davis Group, The Who, and more.

Connect with others on a healing journey through a community Reiki share. Everyone is welcome, whether you are interested in learning about Reiki, receiving a healing, or sharing your skills as a practitioner. There is no fee to attend.

Explore what meditation can be in a welcoming monthly gathering for first-timers, beginners, and people at every level of practice. Sessions typically include a 15-minute mindfulness talk, a 15-minute meditation, and an interactive question-and-answer period. The group will grow and evolve according to its interests and needs. Entry is free, and no sign-up is required. A suggested donation of $10 is accepted but not required.

Celebrate the joy of learning with a series of very short talks by non-experts. Presenters with an idea can contact Omar Shehata by email. Beer will be available, and there is a $5 cover charge.

An interactive arts and wellness gathering designed for older adults and caregivers brings the third installment of the Learn, Explore, Create, Connect series to Community Arts of Elmira. Attendees can play Wreath Bingo for a chance to take home a hardy plant, then add a festive touch by painting holiday ornaments with artist Jennifer Sekella, a creative complement to plants already at home. Presented in an open house style, the event offers access to practical, best-care resources in a welcoming setting. Professionals from the organizing partners will be available to answer questions, share guidance, and help participants connect with others navigating similar caregiving and aging experiences. This free program is hosted by the Alzheimer’s Association, the Chemung County Department of Aging and Long Term Care, and Community Arts of Elmira. Registration is available through the Chemung County Department of Aging and Long Term Care at 607-737-5520.

Pride Nights offer a welcoming, intentionally inclusive space for local LGBTQIA+ people to gather and spend time together as their full selves. There is no set structure or agenda, and the gathering is family-friendly, with no age requirements. Well-behaved dogs on leashes are welcome in outdoor areas. The space has an accessible parking spot, a built-in ramp between store levels, and a portable ramp available upon request for access to the bathroom and outdoor space. The bathroom includes grab bars, a changing table, and room for a 60-inch turnaround.

This free, in-person parent support group at Horseheads Family Resource Center welcomes adoptive, foster, and kinship caregivers from across Central New York, serving Broome, Cayuga, Chemung, Cortland, Madison, and Tompkins counties with a convenient location for Chemung families. Sessions are facilitated by CNY AGAPE and KCSP staff who bring lived experience as foster and adoptive parents and as adult adoptees. Conversations focus on understanding children’s behaviors, building caregiver resilience, navigating school issues, addressing social and emotional needs, and comparing therapeutic and traditional parenting approaches. The group is designed for adult caregivers, yet children may come and play nearby. HFRC staff will be on site to assist with supervision, and parents may step out to care for their children and return to the discussion. During the summer months, the center provides lunch for youth. This welcoming space offers a supportive community to connect, share, and grow.

Conversations about mortality take center stage at a Death Cafe hosted by the Mental Health Association in Tompkins County. Part of the global Death Cafe movement, it creates space for open discussion about death and dying over tea, coffee, and cake. There is no fixed agenda, and participants can engage in whatever way feels right to them. People with any perspective or experience are welcome. This is a conversation space, not a grief support group or counseling session. For more information, contact Jenny Miller at jmiller@mhatompkins.org or Jonathan Cook at jcook@mhatompkins.org.

Enjoy a new tea each month while discussing poetry at Steele’s Poetry & Tea Book Club. Participants can share original poems or published work. The gathering is free, open to the public, intended for adults, and requires no registration.

This free, in-person support group welcomes adoptive, foster, and kinship parents and caregivers in Chemung County and the wider Central New York region. Facilitated by CNY AGAPE and Kinship staff with lived experience, the group offers a compassionate space to connect, share, and explore topics such as children’s behavior, parental resilience, school challenges, social and emotional needs, and therapeutic and traditional parenting approaches. A youth hangout community group takes place at the same time and location, and a light meal is provided. Family enrollment in AGAPE or KCSP is required.

Presented by DSP Shows and the State Theatre of Ithaca, The Wailin' Jennys bring the combined voices of Nicky Mehta, Ruth Moody, and Heather Masse. The trio began as a spontaneous collaboration among three solo artists at a small guitar shop in Winnipeg, then grew into an internationally recognized presence in folk music. Founding members Moody and Mehta, together with Masse, who resides in New York, continue to elevate their folk-roots sound with critically praised recordings and captivating live shows. NPR, reflecting on their appearance at the Newport Folk Festival, noted their seamless harmonies, confident leadership, and deep regard for traditional roots music. This performance highlights finely crafted songs, luminous three-part vocals, and a commitment to craft that has solidified their standing in folk and roots circles.

Holiday cheer fills the LECOM Event Center at a festive craft fair featuring local artisans, creative crafters, and small businesses. Browse handcrafted gifts, seasonal decorations, jewelry, gourmet treats, candles, apparel, and more, all under one roof. Find something special for loved ones or for yourself while supporting local makers.

At USW Local 1000, this gem, mineral, fossil and jewelry show showcases crystals, minerals, fossils, gemstones and handcrafted jewelry. Sponsored by The Finger Lakes Gem, Mineral and Fossil Club, it features wire wrapped pieces, metaphysical stones, geode cracking and a display of fluorescent minerals, with plenty more to explore. Vendors include Finger Lakes Minerals, Sunshine’s Creative Designs, Rock Dude, Crystal Dawn, Marjorie’s Mystical Crystals, B & R Crystal Cavern and Stones by Stalkers. Admission is $3 for adults. Children 12 and under and Scouts in uniform receive free entry with an accompanying adult. Cash is accepted at the door, and individual vendors take both cash and cards.

Enjoy a Turkey Trot covering about 5.5 miles. The course is roughly half paved and half trail or grass, and shortcuts are permitted for anyone who wants to shorten the route.

Record Store Day Black Friday is on the horizon, and the release lineup has been posted. Attendees are encouraged to review the list and complete the Google form linked in the comments to help the store plan. Lines can begin forming the night before. RSD requires participating shops to follow specific rules, and the host will enforce them to remain eligible for future events. Access is determined by order of arrival, holds and preorders are not permitted, and purchases are limited to one copy per title per person. Different color versions count as separate releases, so buying one of each variant is allowed. Cutting or saving places in line is not allowed. Additional updates will appear on the event page and the store’s group.

Celebrate Small Business Saturday at the second annual vintage market at Wetlands Brewery. Explore vintage pieces, handmade items, and distinctive local finds in a cozy brewery setting while enjoying craft beer. Vendor applications will open soon, so creators, collectors, makers, and curators can watch for more information in the coming weeks.

This free sewing class is for teens and adults who want to learn to sew using machines. All materials and machines are provided, and participants are welcome to bring their own machine or project. The class is taught by Filomena Lisi Jack of Filomena Jack Studio.

Create a scented soy candle in a festive reindeer jar during this holiday candle-making workshop. Each candle is 10 ounces and will take about two hours to solidify. Finished candles can be picked up later that evening or on any day afterward. Spots are limited, and ticket sales are final.

Take the stage at Stars & Stripes Sports Lounge for a lively karaoke night hosted by Thomas James Entertainment. Entertaining the Valley and beyond since 2017, this team is the area’s sole licensed Sound Choice Karaoke provider for 40 miles. Look forward to an upbeat scene filled with laughter, crowd pleasing performances, and drinks crafted by the bartenders. The night centers on karaoke excitement, memorable moments, and plenty of fun.

Southern Tier Events LLC and several small businesses come together at the LECOM Event Center for a Small Business Saturday craft fair. Browse offerings from more than 80 vendors under one roof for an easy shopping experience in one convenient location.

The Crystal City Pageant Craft Fair brings local makers and shoppers together at USW Local 1000 Union Hall in Corning to raise funds for the Miss Crystal City Pageant and a year of community service. Vendors are welcome to participate, with a $30 setup fee. Tables can be rented for $5 each, or vendors may bring their own. Registration is coordinated by Melinda Hernandez, and payments are accepted by Venmo or cash. Proceeds support the pageant program and its community initiatives, including assistance for veterans, holiday giving efforts, back-to-school drives, food bank support, animal shelter donations, and other local causes. Participation from vendors and attendees helps provide opportunities for the crowned queens to serve throughout the year through volunteering, parades, events, and meaningful community work.

Presented by Southern Tier Events, this wedding expo brings engaged couples together with wedding professionals for face to face conversations and planning. Explore options from venues, DJs, floral design, catering, and more while gathering ideas and contacts for your celebration. The focus is on simplifying the planning process and helping you move forward with the details that matter.

Experience a calming immersive sound bath designed to promote peace and relaxation. Crystal singing bowls, tuning forks, layered digital soundscapes, and other therapeutic instruments create waves of sound that can ease stress, invite deep rest, support better sleep, and encourage gentle emotional release. The session begins with a brief guided meditation to settle the mind, then unfolds into a continuous sound journey for profound relaxation. Comfort items are provided, including mats, blankets, pillows, and eye pillows scented with lavender, so you can simply bring your presence and an open heart. The setting is welcoming and supportive, with time to reflect and integrate afterward. To help maintain an inclusive environment, attendees are asked to be fragrance free when possible. Capacity is limited to 16 participants, and tickets are non-refundable and cannot be transferred to another month or event. Open to all ages, with no prior experience required.

Share your poetry, music, voice, or interactive art in a relaxed community setting. This karaoke and open mic night offers a fun space to practice and perform. There is no cost to attend. Bring your own food, and a bar will be available. Outside alcohol is not permitted.

Celebrate the season at a holiday dance event from the Aragon Dance Club featuring the Starlite Big Band, taking place at Big Flats American Legion Post #1612.

Béla Fleck brings his My Bluegrass Heart project to the State Theatre of Ithaca, presented by DSP Shows and the State Theatre of Ithaca, with an ensemble featuring Michael Cleveland, Dominick Leslie, Jeff Partin, Mark Schatz, and Jake Stargel. A nineteen-time Grammy Award winner across genres from Country and Pop to Jazz, Classical, Instrumental, and World Music, Fleck returns to his roots with the Grammy-winning My Bluegrass Heart, the third chapter following Drive and The Bluegrass Sessions. Known for expanding the possibilities of the banjo, he has led Béla Fleck and The Flecktones, written concertos for symphony orchestra, traced the instrument’s African lineage in the documentary Throw Down Your Heart, and collaborated with Zakir Hussain, Rakesh Chaurasia, Edgar Meyer, Edmar Castañeda, Antonio Sánchez, Abigail Washburn, Chick Corea, and Renée Fleming on The Fiddle and the Drum. Fiddler Michael Cleveland is a twelve-time IBMA Fiddle Player of the Year and a Grammy winner for Tall Fiddler, leading the band Flamekeeper and appearing on recordings with artists including Béla Fleck. Mandolinist Dominick Leslie is a two-time Grammy winner whose work spans projects such as Hawktail, Noam Pikelny & Friends, and Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway. Jeff Partin, a multi-instrumentalist celebrated for his dobro playing, has performed with Rhonda Vincent and The Rage, Mountain Heart, and Volume Five. Mark Schatz, a two-time IBMA Bass Player of the Year, is also known for clawhammer banjo, percussive dance, and recordings with artists like Tony Rice, John Hartford, Claire Lynch, Nickel Creek, Sara Jarosz, and Béla Fleck. Guitarist Jake Stargel, a Georgia flatpicking champion and IBMA Momentum Award recipient, has toured and recorded with groups including Mountain Heart and Sierra Hull, alongside extensive Nashville studio work. This appearance showcases bluegrass performed by a decorated, multi-generational lineup rooted in tradition and shaped by wide-ranging musical exploration.

Enjoy a relaxed karaoke and open mic night that welcomes all kinds of talent, including poetry, music, vocals, and interactive art. Expect a friendly, low-pressure atmosphere that supports performers who want to practice their skills and share something new. Admission is free. You are welcome to bring your own food, and a bar will be available. Outside alcoholic beverages are not allowed.

Discover handcrafted gifts and holiday decor from artisans, crafters, and small businesses, along with jewelry, candles, clothing, and gourmet goodies. Whether you are hunting for a thoughtful present or a little something for yourself, there are plenty of unique finds while supporting local makers. Enjoy a festive shopping atmosphere with family and friends as a wide variety of vendors gather under one roof.

This festive gathering at Patrick's ushers in the Christmas season early, creating a warm and merry atmosphere.

Canadian Brass brings a lively blend of artistry and playfulness to the stage. This chamber quintet is recognized around the world for virtuosity, warmth, and wit, with programs that travel from Bach and other classical favorites to inventive takes on jazz and film music. Their concerts are upbeat and welcoming, often sprinkled with laughs, and the fun is always anchored by impressive depth of musicianship and agile ensemble work.

Enjoy a free movie matinee in the Library’s Community Room, part of a first and third Friday series curated by Librarian Linda Reimer with adult viewers in mind. No registration is needed. This month’s feature is The Big Sleep, directed by Howard Hawks and starring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. Released in 1946, the film is unrated and runs 1 hour and 54 minutes. Follow private detective Philip Marlowe as a case for a wealthy family draws him into a labyrinth of blackmail, murder, and the hint of romance.

A gathering centered on Pokémon TCG trading, building collections, and meeting fellow Trainers. Bring along binders, slabs, and want lists, then use the time to swap Pokémon cards with others in the community. Whether you are hunting for the last card to complete a deck, aiming to refine your collection, or simply enjoy paging through binders, this event is designed for you. The focus is trading only in a relaxed, friendly setting that welcomes all ages, and there is no gameplay required since the emphasis is on deals and conversation. Collectors, kids, parents, and competitive players can trade, talk cards, and enjoy the Pokémon community without any tournament pressure. Expect thoughtful, fair exchanges and a chance to track down what your collection has been missing.

Next Stop Comedy presents a stand-up showcase at 360Aurora in Elmira Heights. Each show features a fresh roster of comedians, including performers with television and podcast credits. Look forward to a new mix of sets from show to show.

Next Stop Comedy presents a stand-up showcase at 360Aurora in Elmira Heights. Every show features a fresh lineup, including performers with television appearances and popular podcast credits. This stop in the series brings standout comedians to a local stage and delivers a new mix of talent each time.