Events in Chemung County, NY

Enjoy a roller skating session for all ages. Admission is $7 per person for ages 18 and older and $5 per person for those under 18. Skate rentals cost an additional $3.50 and are offered in sizes from Toddler 10 through Adult 13. To save time, rental fees can be paid when registering for the session. Group rates are available for 10 to 20 skaters when scheduled at least 10 days in advance, and an interest form is available to start the request. Helmets along with elbow and knee pads are encouraged for every participant.

Experience a weekend devoted to intuition and the unknown as renowned psychic mediums from Salem, Massachusetts and Lily Dale, New York bring their gifts and spiritual connections to Elmira. The first evening features dinner followed by a live gallery style mediumship program where messages from loved ones may be shared. Guests can enhance the evening with premium seating and added perks for a more memorable night. The following day unfolds as a mystical market with private one on one readings and vendors offering crystals, handmade jewelry, candles, spiritual tools, metaphysical gifts, wellness products, and more. Whether seeking guidance or healing, or simply curious, this gathering is designed to inspire connection and wonder. Uncover the messages the universe has in store.

This free, casual Disney Lorcana core constructed league features pin and promo support. Rounds are played as best of three matches. Players can bring a starter deck or build a deck of at least 60 cards using no more than two inks, with up to four copies of any card that shares the same full name. Proxies are not permitted, and decks may be changed between rounds. Each participant receives one participation promo card while supplies last, and there are random drawings for a Lorcana pin and for additional promo cards, also while supplies last. Every player needs a 60 card deck to participate, and ready to play starter decks provide a preconstructed list designed and tested by Team Lorcana, which can be a convenient option for newcomers.

The Lost Rebels return to Patrick’s with a night of classic rock featuring songs by Elvis, the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Tommy James and the Shondells, Buddy Holly, BTO, the Spencer Davis Group, the Who, and more.

DSP Shows presents an evening with Garrison Keillor at the Hangar Theatre in Ithaca. The longtime creator and host of A Prairie Home Companion, he spent four decades on the air, wrote fiction and comedy, and imagined the town of Lake Wobegon, famous for children who are all above average. Raised in an evangelical separatist flock that anticipated the end of the world, he brings that history to storytelling rich with humor and reflection. In retirement he has published a memoir and a book of limericks, is developing a musical and a Lake Wobegon screenplay, and he still delivers The Writers Almanac to internet subscribers every day at no cost. Audiences have praised these shows, with AP News noting that “fans laughed, applauded and sang along,” the LA Times observing that his performances can transform a room into a small town community, and the Omaha-World Herald calling him “an expert at making you feel at home with his low-key, familiar style.”

A lively karaoke night at Reese’s Hideaway Diner/Pub features drinks crafted by the bar team and music powered by Thomas James Entertainment. Active in the Valley and beyond since 2017, this crew is described as the only karaoke provider within 40 miles licensed by Sound Choice. Expect plenty of laughs, spirited performances, and an upbeat atmosphere filled with memorable moments.

Finger Lakes Ride for Life is a community centered cycling fundraiser with route choices from 14 to 100 miles that welcome beginners and experienced riders alike, including a full century option. Funds raised support the Southern Tier AIDS Program, which provides testing and prevention for HIV and other STIs, harm reduction support, case management and housing assistance, a community food pantry, affirming programs for LGBTQ+ youth, and broad education and outreach. On ride day, participants can expect seven staffed rest stops with snacks, drinks, and restrooms, safety coverage and mechanical assistance along the course, scenic Finger Lakes views, and meals including lunch and dinner to stay fueled. A strong sense of camaraderie brings together friends, relatives, neighbors, and other supporters around a shared cause. There is no cost to register, and each person who signs up receives a personal fundraising page to share STAP’s mission and story with friends and family.

This open air market takes place at the pavilion at Steamboat Landing, offering a relaxed setting to reconnect with old friends and meet new ones while browsing favorite stalls. It highlights agriculture, art, and food that are grown, crafted, and cooked within 30 miles of the pavilion built by members.

Tough Turtle Junior returns with an obstacle course designed for children 12 and under. Young adventurers from Tompkins County can run, climb, leap, and crawl through a nature-themed route that encourages confidence while keeping participants safe. The experience blends playful exploration with age-appropriate challenges. Additional details and RSVP information will be available soon.

Rye partners with FLX Distilling for a celebration of the harvest season.

Patrick's Elmira NY celebrates the flavors of fall with seasonal specials and drinks. The plan includes a chance to jam, adding a lively note to the seasonal offerings.

Stars & Stripes Sports Lounge turns into a karaoke hotspot as Thomas James Entertainment takes the helm, a team entertaining the Valley and beyond since 2017. Enjoy expertly mixed drinks, a lively room full of laughter, and performances that keep the energy high. The music runs on Sound Choice Karaoke from the only licensed provider within a 40-mile radius, setting the stage for a polished singalong experience. Settle in for a night of upbeat fun, memorable moments, and plenty of chances to step up to the mic.

Presented by DSP Shows and WSKG Public Media, This American Life host Ira Glass offers an evening of storytelling that mixes humor and heart. His weekly program reaches more than three million listeners and has earned major broadcasting honors, including three Emmy Awards for the television adaptation, eight Peabody Awards, and the first Pulitzer Prize ever awarded to a radio show or podcast. For decades it has remained among the most popular podcasts worldwide. Glass helped reinvent narrative audio, shaping a style many have followed. The evening features relatable, funny, and moving stories about everyday people, appealing to longtime fans as well as those discovering his work for the first time.

The Rascal Kings return to their home base at Jake's Saloon for a night of rock and a lively party. Expect a festive bar atmosphere and plenty of energy from start to finish.

Set at the pavilion, this community market features a variety of local vendors. Visitors can connect with artisans, farmers, and chefs who make, grow, and cook their offerings within 30 miles of the pavilion. The market is open every weekend and continues in all weather.

Explore contrast therapy in a guided workshop that pairs the deep warmth of a traditional Finnish barrel sauna with the invigorating chill of a commercial cold plunge. The session begins with a calming breathing exercise to help oxygenate the body and prepare for temperature shifts, offering a thoughtful way to refresh your mind and body. The sauna portion can support healthy circulation, soothe sore muscles, ease stress, and contribute to cardiovascular wellness. The cold immersion may help reduce inflammation, firm the skin, bolster immune response, and spark endorphins for an energizing lift. Before entering the cold tank, participants are required to use a heated outdoor shower to rinse away debris, oils, deodorants, and perfumes. Bring a bathing suit, a towel, a water bottle, and a warm change of clothes. Note for safety: This experience is not suitable for everyone. Those with heart conditions, individuals who are pregnant, or those who are menstruating should use caution because prolonged heat or extreme cold can pose risks. Consult a healthcare provider before participating in sauna or cold plunge activities to determine what is appropriate for your health.

Connect with a welcoming circle focused on healing and shared practice. This monthly Reiki share invites anyone interested in learning about Reiki, receiving a gentle session, or offering their skills as a practitioner in a broader community setting. All experience levels are encouraged to take part, and there is no fee to attend.

Explore what meditation can be in a welcoming monthly session with Ryan. Designed for newcomers as well as experienced practitioners, each gathering adapts to the interests and needs of the group as it develops. A typical meeting includes an approximately fifteen minute mindfulness talk, about fifteen minutes of meditation, and then an interactive question and answer period. Admission is free and no registration is required. An optional suggested donation of 10 dollars is accepted. This is part of an ongoing monthly series and future dates may change.

Create a cozy chunky knit throw at Latitude 42 Taphouse with step-by-step instruction provided. Your registration includes five scans of yarn to get your blanket started, and you can purchase extra yarn at the event if you want a larger finished piece. The cost is $80 and your first beverage is included. During registration, note your preferred color in the comments. Choices include ivory, beige, sage, spa blue, soft pink, white, country blue, brown, black, orange, cranberry, burgundy, and multicolor, and you are welcome to mix shades. It is a relaxed setting for families and friends to enjoy together while meeting new people. Refunds are not available, but a credit toward a similar workshop is offered.

At Big Flats Community Park, the 72nd annual community celebration brings amusements, traditional games, a variety of meals and treats, and performances offered at no charge. Highlights include a fried fish offering, a festive procession, a fireworks show, a wheel game centered on cakes, a marketplace of vendors, and a 5K run.

One of Willow Running’s premier events takes place in Montour Falls, near Watkins Glen, New York, offering multiple race options on the scenic Catharine Valley Trail. Participants can choose 18 miles, a half marathon, a 10K, or a 5K, and the 18-mile distance is well suited for those preparing for a fall marathon. The course follows an old rail trail that is maintained throughout the year and easy to navigate, with a slight elevation gain on the way out and a gentle decline returning to the finish. After the race, a celebration features music, food, and drinks. The event benefits Friends of the Catharine Valley Trail. The Finger Lakes region adds the appeal of fall foliage along with many wineries and craft beer locations to explore.

Connect with other adoptive, foster, and kinship families at a free, in-person caregiver support group in Central New York, held at Higher Hope Church and planned with Chemung County families in mind. Led by CNY AGAPE and Kinship KCSP staff, facilitators draw on lived experience as foster and adoptive parents and as adult adoptees to guide thoughtful conversation and practical problem solving. Discussion focuses on understanding children’s behaviors, building caregiver resilience, navigating school issues, addressing social and emotional needs, and considering therapeutic approaches alongside more traditional parenting styles. A youth hangout community group takes place at the same time and location, giving kids and parents parallel spaces for support. This gathering is part of a monthly series serving Broome, Cayuga, Chemung, Cortland, Madison, and Tompkins counties. A light meal is provided. Enrollment with Family’s AGAPE or KCSP is required.

A relaxed motorcycle ride celebrates the colors of the season on a scenic trip to the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon. Participants can enjoy photo opportunities, plan a casual stop for lunch or dinner, and there may be an ice cream treat on the return. The ride departs from a church and centers on good company and friendly fellowship.

Learn the basics of machine sewing in a free, hands-on class led by Teaching Artist Filomena Lisi Jack of Filomena Jack Studio. Designed for teens and adults, Buttons+Bobbins: Learn to Sew on Machines takes place at Community Arts of Elmira. All materials and sewing machines are provided, and participants are welcome to bring their own machine or a personal project. Presented as part of the Free Arts Fourth Saturdays Sewing Classes, registration is requested. The program is supported by the Community Foundation of Elmira-Corning and the Finger Lakes.

The annual parade invites participation from schools, churches, businesses, families, and individuals. Anyone interested in taking part is encouraged to start planning parade ideas and prepare to be part of this community event.

The Lost Rebels perform a set of throwback rock tunes at The Radisson.

This annual fireworks show is sponsored by Simmons Rockwell.

Now in its 15th year, the Williams Toyota Wineglass 5K welcomes families and runners of all levels. It serves as a useful tune-up for those entered in the full or half marathon and is the second leg of the three-race Riesling or Pinot Challenge. Participants follow a level route that heads out and comes back along the same path, beginning near Corning Memorial Stadium at Corning Painted-Post High School and finishing in the same area. Every finisher receives a medal.

Enjoy a seasonal marketplace set both indoors and outdoors where local vendors showcase handcrafted and unique goods for every stage of the holidays. Browse cozy fall accents, Halloween decorations and gifts, Thanksgiving centerpieces and seasonal items, plus Christmas ornaments, decor, and holiday presents. Handmade crafts, boutique pieces, and more await those looking for special finds. Support small businesses, explore with family and friends, and discover one-of-a-kind treasures as autumn turns toward winter. Vendor spaces are available for those interested in participating.

Joe Crookston returns to The Cherry Arts for a hometown performance that celebrates connection and creativity. The evening blends songs and storytelling with fiddle, art, wine, and even rattlesnakes, all carried by a sense of community and a touch of magic. His hometown shows are known to fill up quickly.

The Beatlemaniacs bring their celebrated, award-winning tribute to the Beatles to the State Theatre of Ithaca. The show fuses the band’s raw energy and musical magic with modern theater technology, creating a concert experience with a contemporary edge. Accolades include a nomination for Entertainer of the Year on Princess Cruises and a Best Musical Act win, along with headlining appearances on Royal Caribbean, Disney, and Celebrity Cruises. Audiences across North America, Europe, and Asia have seen them perform, and this appearance continues that worldwide momentum.

The Beatlemaniacs deliver an internationally recognized, award-winning tribute to a legendary four-piece, blending vibrant stage energy and musical chemistry with modern theatrical technology to craft a distinctive concert experience. Their accolades include a nomination for Entertainer of the Year with Princess Cruises and a Best Musical Act award, along with headlining appearances on Royal Caribbean, Disney, and Celebrity Cruises. Audiences across North America, Europe, and Asia have been captivated by their show.

Lost Rebels return to Jake’s Saloon with a set of retro rock favorites, featuring songs by Elvis, the Beatles, Tommy James, and BTO.

OBRR heads to Corning, New York for the Wineglass Half and Full Marathon. The course is described as fast and beautiful. A few participants are tackling the half distance, while most of the group is taking on the full marathon. In the lead-up, the group is coordinating long run plans, exchanging training tips, and arranging a pre-race dinner and a post-race brunch.

Brad Williams unleashes a high-energy stand-up set filled with razor-sharp wit and vivid storytelling. The performance blends quick, clever observations with lively narratives for nonstop laughs. A memorable comedy experience from start to finish.

Next Stop Comedy brings a stand-up showcase to 360Aurora, featuring a fresh mix of comics at every show. Expect performers with television and podcast appearances, with a rotating lineup that keeps each performance new and exciting.

DSP Shows and the State Theatre of Ithaca present an evening on Judy Collins’s Sweet Judy Blue Eyes Farewell Tour, with Oakland Rain opening. Collins’s artistry has shaped generations through a soaring voice, candid songwriting, and lifelong advocacy, spanning a vast catalog of recordings and acclaimed interpretations of folk standards alongside her own originals. Her take on Joni Mitchell’s Both Sides Now is enshrined in the Grammy Hall of Fame, and her intimate rendition of Stephen Sondheim’s Send in the Clowns earned the Grammy for Song of the Year. She has enjoyed multiple top-ten singles as well as gold and platinum releases, and her influence has been saluted by artists such as Rufus Wainwright, Shawn Colvin, Dolly Parton, Joan Baez, and Leonard Cohen. In recent years she has experienced a creative surge that includes six new albums, Spellbound, her first collection written entirely by herself that received a Grammy nomination for Best Folk Album, and a poetry book that extends the honesty and grace found in her songs. This farewell run offers a final opportunity to experience her voice and storytelling in a live setting, with an expansive itinerary across North America and beyond. Oakland Rain brings a rich, transatlantic perspective to the stage. The twin-sister duo has released multiple EPs, composed albums for Ibsen theater, and issued a Norwegian-language record praised for its lyric writing, amassing more than three million Spotify streams. Their work includes film compositions and a pop project highlighted by Billboard, and they have toured widely in Norway, the United States, and Europe. Appearances span prestigious festivals, halftime performances in major stadiums, national television and international radio, and a special performance for Norway’s Crown Prince and Crown Princess in recognition of their engagement with UN goals. Their double album Twin Flames explores identity through contrasting colors and styles, blending earthy Americana with Nordic-tinged alternative pop while reflecting on the unique bond of twins and the tension between fear and freedom.

Legends Bar & Grille hosts a lively karaoke night with drinks thoughtfully prepared by the bartenders. Thomas James Entertainment, entertaining the Valley and beyond since 2017, powers the show as the area’s only licensed Sound Choice Karaoke provider within 40 miles. Expect lots of laughter, standout performances, and an upbeat atmosphere filled with fun from the first song to the last.

This Southern Finger Lakes event features a walk devoted to ending Alzheimer’s and highlights the urgency of taking action to move closer to a future without the disease.

Celebrate creativity and community at the Eldridge Park Craft Fair, where area artists and makers present unique, handmade items. Browse for distinctive gifts, home accents, jewelry, and delicious treats while discovering a wide range of handcrafted work. Expect local food and refreshments, live music or other entertainment, and activities for kids. Admission and parking are free, making it easy to enjoy a fun day with friends and family, meet the creative community, and help small businesses thrive.

Steve Gonsalves presents an immersive night focused on hauntings, history, and true accounts drawn from his extensive archive. Known from Ghost Hunters, Ghost Nation, The House Inbetween, and as the bestselling author of A Life with Ghosts, he revisits standout investigations in a refreshed program that adds never-before-shared stories, added historical context, and exclusive video. Through personal narratives, rare footage, haunted items, and candid behind-the-scenes moments, he offers a close look at the evidence and experiences gathered across years of investigations while uncovering the real history behind each case, history that can be as unsettling as the phenomena themselves. The program blends humor with interactive moments and includes a live question and answer segment where attendees can ask about ghost hunting, the evidence, and the stories behind the investigations. A limited number of VIP packages are available.

Able2 invites people of every age and ability to gather at Eldridge Park for a community 5K run or a 1 mile walk that blends fitness with fundraising. Proceeds support Able2’s mission to help people with disabilities build skills, pursue their goals, and contribute in meaningful ways to their communities. Registration is open, and early sign-up includes a Guts & Grit T-shirt. Registration will close ahead of the event. If attending is not possible, donations are welcomed through the registration page, with all proceeds benefiting Able2.

Presented by DSP Shows, the State Theatre of Ithaca welcomes Fred Armisen for a comedy performance shaped for musicians and open to everyone. Armisen works across comedy, writing, producing, and music. He co-created and co-starred in the Emmy-nominated IFC series Portlandia, appears as Uncle Fester on Netflix’s Wednesday, and leads HBO’s Los Espookys as a co-writer and executive producer. His voice credits include The Super Mario Bros. Movie, Big Mouth, and The Mitchells vs. The Machines. He is also behind IFC’s Documentary Now as a star, writer, and producer, and appears in HBO’s Our Flag Means Death, Judd Apatow’s The Bubble, and Amazon’s Forever. He is currently on Broadway in All In. A veteran of Saturday Night Live for 11 seasons, he led the 8G Band on Late Night with Seth Meyers from 2014 to 2024.

Network with professionals from across Upstate New York at a free gathering at the LECOM Event Center. The organization behind this event aims to build connections and strengthen the regional business community by offering networking opportunities, workshops, and trainings. This meetup centers on creating relationships that support business growth throughout the area.

Southern Tier Events hosts the 2026 Wedding Expo, offering engaged couples a convenient way to meet wedding professionals in person and shape their plans. Explore options from venues, DJs, florists, caterers, and more, with vendors ready to answer questions and share ideas. The experience is designed to streamline decisions and ease the pressure of organizing the big day.

Hosted by the BC Cate Elementary PFO at B C Cate Elementary School, this craft fair showcases local vendors with holiday decorations and gift ideas. A special Kid's Korner will feature young makers and budding entrepreneurs.

At Williams Toyota of Elmira, families can enjoy a hands-on day exploring big trucks and emergency vehicles. Children are invited to climb in, touch, and learn about the machines that help keep the community moving. The event begins with a sensory-friendly hour that maintains a calm environment with no lights or sirens for children with sensory sensitivities. Highlights include a fire truck inflatable bounce house and an ice cream truck serving free treats. It is created with kids, families, and anyone curious about large vehicles in mind.

Heat meets flavor at a chili-filled gathering that blends tastings with lighthearted competition and family-friendly fun. Spend the afternoon sampling bold recipes, cheering on friendly rivals, and soaking up an energetic atmosphere. Whether you are a seasoned chili cook or simply love trying great food, there is plenty to savor.

Scarecrow Jubilee offers an afternoon of fall fun as Ithaca Children’s Garden’s annual outdoor autumn festival. Additional details and RSVP information will be shared soon.

The Lost Rebels return to Beef’s Bar & Grill in Horseheads with a set of vintage rock and roll music.

Share your talents at a relaxed karaoke and open mic night made for performers and creators of all kinds. Step up with poetry, music, vocals, or interactive art and use the friendly setting to practice your craft. Admission is free. Bring your own food, and enjoy drinks from the on-site bar. Outside alcohol is not permitted.

Presented by DSP Shows and the State Theatre of Ithaca, this solo performance features Jeff Tweedy with special guest Case Oats. Tweedy, a founding member and lead singer of Wilco, has released 13 albums with the band along with five solo records, including the 30-track Twilight Override. The set is expected to include songs from across his catalog, with selections from Twilight Override. Case Oats is a Chicago-based group led by Casey Gomez Walker and Spencer Tweedy. The project began seven years ago when Gomez Walker, a writer and poet with prior band experience, met Tweedy, a drummer who has performed with Jeff Tweedy, Waxahatchee, Mavis Staples, and Norah Jones. They started writing together and have continued to develop their work as collaborators.

Staff will present original readings from this year's Ghost Walk scripts and answer questions about the selected ghosts. This free program takes place at CCHS and is set for the last Wednesday of the month. Attendees may bring their lunch, and light refreshments will be provided.

At Horseheads BMX, a haunted double point race brings festive fun to the track. Riders are encouraged to wear costumes for a parade around the course before racing begins, and families are invited to bring candy to share during the parade. Entry is $20 per bike, with a $10 fee for Striders. During intermission, a pumpkin rolling contest sends small pumpkins from the starting hill, and prizes will be awarded to the winners. Additional activities may be announced as the event draws closer.

A Halloween-themed show takes place at Sonny's Bar & Grill with a festive, costume-friendly atmosphere. Attendees are encouraged to dress up in creative costumes to celebrate the holiday spirit.

The Red Baron theme is back with a new twist as participants choose between a half marathon and a 5K, both starting and finishing at Corning Community College. This local favorite adds a new challenge while keeping the experience fun and demanding. Registration is open.

Explore digital creativity in free iPad art classes led by artist Filomena Lisi Jack of Filomena Jack Studio. iPads are provided for use during class. The program welcomes participants age 8 and older, making it a comfortable fit for families, friends, groups, and older adults. Space is limited, and registration is available. With grant support from the Community Foundation of Elmira-Corning and the Finger Lakes, the series contributes to Community Arts of Elmira’s growing arts education capacity.

Attendees can meet some of the doulas of the Ithaca Doula Collective at Jillian's Drawers. The gathering provides an opportunity to ask questions, get to know individual doulas, and learn about support available during pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and other times of transition. The event is free and open to anyone interested in doula support.

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.

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.

DSP Shows partners with The State Theatre of Ithaca to present Punch Brothers, a celebrated string band known for masterful playing and intricate arrangements. Formed in the late 2000s after mandolinist Chris Thile moved on from Nickel Creek, the group blends bluegrass drive, classical nuance, and improvisation rooted in jazz. Recording for Nonesuch, most of their albums have topped the Billboard Bluegrass chart while also reaching audiences across pop, rock, and folk. Recognized as a roots music supergroup, they made their live debut at Carnegie Hall and were featured in the 2011 documentary How to Grow a Band. Their fifth album, All Ashore, earned the Grammy Award for Best Folk Album in 2018, followed in early 2022 by the tribute release Hell on Church Street. This performance highlights boundary-pushing acoustic music delivered with precision and heart.

The Lost Rebels return to Patrick’s for a night of vintage rock hits, featuring songs by Elvis, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Tommy James and the Shondells, Buddy Holly, BTO, the Spencer Davis Group, The Who and more. The set highlights timeless tracks from iconic artists across the classic rock era.

Presented by DSP Shows and the State Theatre of Ithaca, this concert features The Wailin’ Jennys, the acclaimed trio of Nicky Mehta, Ruth Moody, and Heather Masse. What began as a one-time collaboration in a tiny Winnipeg guitar shop grew into an internationally loved folk group recognized for luminous three-part harmonies. Founding members Moody and Mehta, joined by New York-based Masse, continue to elevate their folk-roots sound with critically praised recordings and renowned live performances. Their shows emphasize careful musicianship, a deep respect for tradition, and a vocal blend that has earned admiration from audiences and critics, including NPR, which highlighted their strong leadership on stage and reverence for roots music.

Enjoy a Turkey Trot of approximately 5.5 miles on a course that mixes paved roads with stretches of trails and grass. Shortcuts are permitted, allowing participants to adjust their route.

Celebrate Small Business Saturday at the second annual vintage market at Wetlands Brewery. Explore vintage pieces, artisan-made goods, and distinctive local finds while enjoying craft beer in a cozy taproom setting. Vendor applications will open soon for creators, collectors, makers, and curators, with further details to be shared in the coming weeks.

Inside the LECOM Event Center, Southern Tier Events LLC and several small businesses present the Small Business Saturday craft fair, with more than 80 vendors gathered in one convenient location. Browse a variety of goods and shop from numerous sellers in a single stop. Vendors can register for this and other upcoming events.