Events in Endicott today

This trap shooting session features the ATA Big 50 format with open participation. Shooters can choose to shoot 50 Singles, 50 Handicap, or 25 pairs of Doubles. Targets may be recorded as ATA registered or taken as practice. Participants may register up to 150 ATA targets in a single visit, with practice available beyond that. The event takes place rain or shine. It is open to the public and neither ATA nor club membership is required. The cost is $6.00 per 25-target round. Registered targets are not offered during the weeks of the PA and NY State ATA events. For questions, call or text Brian at 570-780-7790.

Enjoy an evening of line dancing on a spacious floor with friendly, supportive instructors. Begin with beginner-friendly basics, revisit material from the previous lesson, then add new steps as you progress. Instruction moves from introductory to more advanced levels, and there is open dance time between classes for favorite songs and requests. Come with friends to enjoy dinner, drinks, and music while you learn or brush up your skills. Lessons are free, and all ages are welcome.

Enjoy a special Thursday sale featuring an added discount for seniors and veterans. Shoppers 55 and older who show ID receive 30 percent off. The offer does not apply to white ticket items or the ticket of the week. For more information, please visit or call the store.

Traditional, homemade Polish entrees return to the Little Italy Farmers Market in Endicott, with pierogi on the menu and the option to dine at a few tables or take meals to go. The menu will be shared ahead of time and pre-orders will be accepted, with plenty set aside for those who choose to order on site. Early arrival is recommended, as items may sell out. This will be the final appearance of the season at the Little Italy Endicott Farmers Market, and last year this night ranked among the biggest.

Central United Methodist Church in Endicott, New York provides a free hot meal for anyone in the community who needs one, offered as takeout. For more than three decades, dedicated volunteers have prepared and distributed these meals, sometimes more than 200 at a time. Beyond nourishment, this ongoing effort fosters connection and support in a welcoming setting. All are welcome.

Celebrate the warmer air with a weekly Thursday group run and walk that centers on community and inclusivity. All paces and experience levels are welcome, whether training for a race, building consistency, easing back into fitness, or simply seeking company. Expect friendly faces, multiple pace groups, and steady encouragement from start to finish, with a no one left behind approach. The group meets at Confluence Running. Bring a friend, set a goal, or just show up ready to move and enjoy being outside together.

Celebrate the season at Binghamton Jellystone Park with its first official fall weekend, a cozy getaway filled with pumpkin themed activities for all ages. Hear the tale of how a magical pumpkin patch was discovered, plant your own enchanted seeds, and ride a wagon out to the patch. Decorate a pumpkin with jack o lantern flair and enter it into a friendly painting contest. Experience the excitement of Pumpkin Chunkin featuring a giant pumpkin catapult, then keep the momentum going with pumpkin races, pumpkin bowling, and other autumn inspired games. It is a warm, family friendly way to enjoy fall and make lasting memories.

Enjoy a quick-witted night of improv from Puzzled Players Comedy Improv Theater, where the crowd’s suggestions spark every scene and no two shows are alike. Expansion Pack delivers high-energy long-form antics with daring, in-the-moment creativity, presented as part of a series that takes place on the second and fourth Friday of each month. Admission is $15, with free lighted parking and budget-friendly snacks available.

Presented with Maine Mavericks, Inc., this Silver Show at Broome County Fairgrounds offers a day-long slate of competitions with classes for riders at every level, from first-timers to seasoned competitors. The atmosphere is friendly and inclusive, with many classes and opportunities to build experience and accumulate points. It is a lively day shared with friends, horses, and spirited competition.

A lively day of record breaking centered on jigsaw puzzles is set with three ambitious challenges. Participants will aim to create the largest human jigsaw puzzle piece, gather the most signatures on a puzzle, and set the mark for the most individual contributions to a jigsaw puzzle in eight hours. For the human puzzle piece, 3,000 people are needed to quickly form the shape and hold it for five minutes while aerial photography and judging take place. Instructions on how to line up are provided in registration materials. The formation takes place in the Collier Street Parking lot, followed by an orderly move for most participants to Visions Veterans Memorial Arena. All attendees must wear the purple event T-shirt and badge for admission. The signature attempt is simple. Add a name to the puzzle, with a goal of at least 1,000 signatures. A special guest may be present to announce when the milestone is reached. The contribution attempt features a 40,000-piece Ravensburger puzzle divided into 10 panels and 10 bags across 10 build stations. Each station includes sorting trays, a dedicated build area, and a Puzzle Champion to guide teamwork. To count toward the record, each person places a single piece immediately after the person ahead of them, creating a steady, continuous line of builders working together.

This beginner-friendly group run meets on Saturday mornings. The route covers about 5K, and runners of every pace are welcome.

Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Binghamton brings the community together to support the effort to end Alzheimer’s and other dementias. With promising new treatments emerging, the event focuses on hope and the shared determination to move toward a future free from these diseases.

An ATA registered trap shoot features a program that includes two rounds of 50-pair doubles, a 100-target singles event, and a 100-target handicap event. The cost is $24.00 per 100 registered targets, plus a $7.00 ATA fee. Participation requires active ATA membership, with a limited number of complimentary first-time memberships available. Memberships and renewals will be offered on site for $20.00. Limited concessions will be available. The program is subject to change at management’s discretion. For questions, call or text Brian at 570-780-7790.

Daily Bread can be found inside the Barn at the Broome County Regional Farmers Market. This small business expresses gratitude to the community for its continued support.

Now in its sixth year, Ride for Richie brings riders together for a group outing that begins and ends at American Legion Post 1194. Motorcycles and cars are both welcome. The day features a group ride, food, raffles, and live music. On-site registration will take place before the group heads out. The event is hosted by Michelle Lupo. Coolers are not permitted. Ride for Richie is a nonprofit 501(c)(3). For questions or to donate a raffle item, call or text 607-205-7534. Additional details will be shared.

Now in its third year, this heartfelt benefit honors Olivia’s memory by celebrating her light and advancing the mission inspired by her spirit. Enjoy live music from Rich Birdsall alongside Spins-A-Lot Entertainment, explore a 50/50, basket raffles, and a silent auction, and look forward to door prizes that include cash awards of $1,000, $500, and $250. Food and drinks will be available for purchase throughout the event. Admission is a $10 donation for adults, and guests under 18 are admitted free. Proceeds support the Olivia Marie Hill Foundation, which is dedicated to empowering and uplifting youth in the community so Olivia’s legacy continues to shine.

2CW's The One Who Knocks brings WWE Hall of Fame inductees Jimmy Hart and The Godfather to American Legion Post 80 Binghamton. Match announcements are on the way, and ticket sales will open.

The Philharmonic opens its season at the Broome County Forum Theatre with a program featuring Mozart’s Don Giovanni overture in Busoni’s arrangement, Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet, and Florence Price’s Symphony No. 1. Tickets range from $29 to $75, and kids 17 and under attend free.

Thirsty’s Tavern sets the scene for an evening of piano based classic rock and swing, filled with familiar favorites. Expect songs associated with Elton John, Billy Joel, Eric Clapton, The Beatles, Biz Markie, Brian Setzer, and more.

Kelly's Sports Bar in Endicott brings back its open mic, featuring comedians from across New York and Pennsylvania as they test new material. Performers can add their names to a sign-up sheet for a turn on stage. Direct any questions to host Mike Peters via Facebook.