Events in Finger Lakes today

Historic Geneva and Breadcrumbs Productions present an immersive holiday theater experience at Rose Hill Mansion. This playful performance explores Krampus folklore and unfolds throughout the mansion’s period-decorated first floor. Recommended for ages 12 and up, with a reception between performances. Tickets are $27.

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Created by Keith O’Leary and Margo Morrison, this interactive murder mystery weekend places guests at the heart of a homicide investigation, where they can follow clues and put their detective skills to work. The experience includes two nights of accommodations and three days of mystery-themed activities, along with meals and cocktail receptions with a cash bar. Guests can enjoy welcome-night appetizers, breakfast and lunch, a plated dinner, and a wrap-up breakfast buffet, all without leaving the property.

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Find flash pieces priced from $50 to $100, available on a first-come, first-served basis. There are plenty of designs to choose from.

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Celebrate the Canandaigua Christkindl Market with traditional German food, drinks, music, and family entertainment at the historic Granger Homestead and Carriage Museum. Activities include the Annual Granger Homestead Festival of Trees, Elf School, a Lantern Parade, storytime with the Christkindl Angel, and visits with Santa. Artists’ tents feature a range of offerings, and parking with shuttle service is available. The market also includes an evening gathering with food, drinks, and music.

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Stop by Fall Creek Atelier for a relaxed, no-appointment experience creating custom-fit, clasp-free jewelry for everyday wear. Choose a bracelet for a friend, partner, family member, group, or yourself. One bracelet is $60, two are $110, and three are $150. Add charms or birthstones with a buy-one, get-the-other-half-off offer, which can be mixed and matched.

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Stop by for walk-in flash tattoos and piercings. Piercing fees are $31, plus the cost of jewelry, with deals on gold jewelry and flash tattoos at varying prices. Custom tattoo designs and appointments are not available.

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Explore a festive holiday display featuring well over one hundred items at the Granger Homestead. Visitors can enjoy the seasonal atmosphere, and individuals, families, friends, organizations, businesses, and student groups are invited to exhibit decorations that are traditional or themed. Admission is $5 for adults, $4 for seniors, $1 for students in grades K–12, and free for children under five. Admission is discounted to $3 during Christkindl Market weekend, and exhibitors pay no entry fee.

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The Tompkins County Veterans Expo is presented by the Tompkins County Department of Veterans Affairs.

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Explore the history of immigration in the United States, from the colonial period to the present, with author Carl Bon Tempo. He will discuss the research behind his book and the contributions of diverse immigrant groups to the success of the Revolution. Bon Tempo is an Associate Professor and Interim Graduate Director in SUNY Albany’s History Department and has more than 20 years of experience studying immigration. Copies of his book are available to borrow from Seymour Library. This free, public program is presented in partnership by Seymour Library and Seward House Museum as part of a series commemorating America’s 250th birthday.

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Drop in to use the laser cutter, 3D printer, Cricut, or sewing and embroidery machines without registering. Equipment is available on a first-come, first-served basis. If others are waiting, machine use is limited to 30 minutes, except for the 3D printer. These sessions are designed for independent makers, and staff training will be limited. Participants aged 16 and older may attend on their own, while those aged 12 to 15 must come with an engaged adult. Cardboard, paper, scrap wood, and 3D printer filament are available at no cost during the sessions. Wood, acrylic, sticker vinyl, and other specialty materials are not provided free for personal use, so bring your own. Any plastic or non-wood material for the laser cutter or engraver must be approved by library staff, with proof of its contents, such as a receipt or label. Materials are free in limited amounts during one-on-one training with staff or volunteers and during specific library programs.

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Enjoy an evening of roller skating and music at the Watkins Glen Community Center. Skaters of all experience levels are welcome. Admission includes skate rental, with a lower price for those bringing their own roller skates. The snack bar will offer pizza, popcorn, candy, chips, ice cream, and cold drinks. A signed waiver is required before skating. Roller skates only, no rollerblades, and children should be supervised by an adult. Skating is at your own risk.

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Enjoy a free acrylic painting workshop with local artist Basil Bakhshi. All ages and experience levels are welcome. Pizza will be provided, and attendees may bring a drink or snack to share. The program is funded by the Nelson B. Delavan Foundation, Part B.

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Enjoy a welcoming chess gathering for players of all skill levels. No registration is required.

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Create a protection jar using dried herbs and flowers in a relaxed, welcoming class. Jars and all other supplies will be provided, and you are invited to bring your personal intentions. Light snacks and water will be available. The class costs $25, with a 10% discount for bringing or referring a friend who signs up and pays. Cash, Venmo, and Cash App are accepted, and space is limited.

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Celebrate the Geneva Family YMCA with a gala featuring fun, food, music, and football-inspired tailgate vibes.

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Enjoy live acoustic tunes at Ramsey's while dining on food and drink specials.

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Enjoy an evening of music, food, and wine while supporting the community library. Attendees can place bids on gift baskets, dining and entertainment offerings, and handcrafted items from local businesses and artisans.

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The Hangout is a casual meetup where participants can play video, board, and VR games, sing karaoke, and relax with friends. Separate sessions are provided for middle school and high school students.

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Take part in casual Disney Lorcana Core Constructed play, with rounds played as best-of-three matches. 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. Decks may be changed between rounds. Participants receive a participation promo card while supplies last, and there are random drawings for a Lorcana pin and selected promo cards, also while supplies last. New players can get started with a ready-to-play starter deck.

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Create an interpretive landscape with guidance from Andrea Cornett at ArtSpace36. Resilience Bakery will serve pastries to enjoy during the experience. This activity is suitable for ages 17 and up and can be enjoyed as a date night or an outing with friends.

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Build a deck by drafting three Play Booster packs from the current set, then compete in three Swiss rounds of Best of 3 matches. Each player receives at least one Play Booster pack, with additional packs awarded to top finishers. Packs are selected by players in placement order from the in-stock options, so the newest set is not guaranteed. Players who leave before completing all three rounds receive packs equal to the last-place prize payout. Draft nights are canceled during prerelease events.

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The Sand Shapes return to Peacemaker Brewing for a live appearance.

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Step into an interactive murder mystery weekend where participants become part of the story and try to solve the crime. The all-inclusive experience includes two nights of accommodations, a three-day mystery adventure, meals prepared by chefs from Nolan’s on the Lake, cocktail receptions with a cash bar, heavy appetizers, and all taxes and service fees. Free time is also available to enjoy the surrounding activities.

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Discover a playful, mischievous retelling of European Krampus folklore in an immersive holiday theater experience at Rose Hill Mansion. Live performance, dance-theater, high-clown comedy, and choose-your-own-adventure storytelling bring the mansion’s period-decorated first floor into the world of the play, where audiences make choices and encounter characters along the way. Designed for adults and adventurous families, the performance is recommended for ages 12 and up. Guests under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

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Try working on a potter’s wheel in a one-time workshop designed for anyone curious about the experience without committing to a series of classes. The session lasts two hours, and you can purchase a piece you make at checkout or later in the studio with cash or check.

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Ithaca-based band The Soul Benders brings together original blues and rock songs with soul-filled covers. Their energetic music offers plenty of rhythm to tap along to. The kitchen is open during the event.

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Ithaca Men's Wrestling faces Stevens in a wrestling matchup in Hoboken.

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This long-standing Ithaca blues jam tradition begins with soulful tunes from the house band, then opens the floor for local musicians and blues enthusiasts to play and connect. Those who prefer to listen can relax with a crafted beer and enjoy the rich sounds of the blues.

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Historic Geneva and Breadcrumbs Productions present an immersive holiday theatrical experience at Rose Hill Mansion. The historic mansion becomes the setting for a playful, mischievous retelling of the European folklore figure Krampus.

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Enjoy live music from The Garlic Band at Smokin’ Tails Distillery. The evening features handcrafted spirits and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.

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Ithaca’s long-running poetry open mic welcomes readers and listeners alike. Share up to three poems, whether written by you or someone else, or read for up to five minutes, whichever comes first. You are also welcome to simply listen.

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Enjoy an evening of turkey raffles, door prizes, and complimentary food and beverages while spending time with friends, neighbors, and local volunteer firefighters. The gathering supports the Sennett Fire Department.

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The Bruce Katz Band performs live at Fanatics Pub in Lima, New York. Led by Hammond B3 and piano player Bruce Katz, the show presents a blend of blues and American roots with elements of jazz and improvisational rock, a sound he has developed across 11 albums as a leader and more than 75 appearances with John Hammond, Delbert McClinton, Ronnie Earl, Little Milton, Butch Trucks, Duke Robillard, David "Fathead" Newman and others. Katz has long-standing connections with the Allman Brothers community, having been a member of Gregg Allman's band, Jaimoe's Jasssz Band, Butch Trucks' Freight Train Band and Les Brers, and he has also toured with the Allman Brothers. He is a six time nominee for the Blues Music Award Pinetop Perkins Piano Player of the Year, won Acoustic Blues Album of the Year in 2019 for Journeys to the Heart of the Blues with Joe Louis Walker and Giles Robson, and received Living Blues Magazine nominations for Outstanding Musician on keyboards. A past Associate Professor at Berklee College of Music, Katz began classical piano at age 5, studied at Berklee and the New England Conservatory, worked with Big Mama Thornton and Ronnie Earl, and released albums including Crescent Crawl, Transformation and Mississippi Moan as his band began touring the U.S. and Europe. All sales are final, and seating is subject to change.

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Enjoy a night of comedy featuring Ian Levy, hosted by Tim Emili. Next Stop Comedy brings comedians from across the country to intimate local venues for high-energy performances and plenty of laughter.

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Experience the premiere of Chapter 11 in The Adventures of Kit Dalton, a sci-fi comedy. The screening is followed by a question-and-answer session with the cast and creative team, then a reception. This alumni film project brings together Finger Lakes Community College actors and crew from across more than 30 years, with every decade represented.

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Spend an after-hours evening at the bookstore with someone special, whether that person is a romantic partner or a friend. Each couple’s ticket includes two paperback books, light snacks and desserts, nonalcoholic drinks, a book-themed scavenger hunt, and time to browse. After signing up, guests will receive a form about their reading interests so a selection of books can be curated for them.

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Cornell Women's Polo takes on Marlan Farm Polo Club in a polo matchup.

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This fast-paced one-act comedy follows Sam Callahan, an out-of-work actor who handles the reservation line at Manhattan’s top restaurant. As callers use every tactic they can to secure a table, Sam also faces pressure from his father to come home for Christmas and an opportunity to audition for a prestigious theater. One versatile performer takes on 40 distinct characters, from scheming socialites and celebrities to demanding bosses. Starring Dominic Gambaiani, the production is directed by Carey Eidel and produced by Angela Daddabbo.

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Sir Henry inherits the vast Baskerville fortune, along with a family curse tied to a fearsome creature said to stalk the moor. Follow Sherlock Holmes as he investigates this suspenseful mystery, balanced with humor.

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The Cornell Chamber Orchestra will perform an original score live in synchronization with the 1920 silent film Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. The score was created by a team of film composers led by Sheldon Mirowitz. The presentation is co-sponsored by Cornell Cinema and Wharton Studio Museum, with funding in part from Cornell Council for the Arts, SAFC, and Student Assembly.

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Paul Aldrich presents a one-man tribute to musical comedy, blending song parodies, impressions, familiar favorites, and plenty of laughs. The performance features classics such as “Hello Muddah!,” “The Streak,” “Wooly Bully,” “King of the Road,” “Chanukah Song,” “Don’t Worry, Be Happy,” and “King Tut.” The evening supports the Phelps Arts Center and its work bringing creativity, culture, and entertainment to the community.

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The Refugees are a trio of accomplished solo artists: Cidny Bullens, Deborah Holland, and Wendy Waldman. Since forming in 2007, they have developed a distinctive sound shaped by country, rock, folk, blues, and Americana. Their performances feature soaring harmonies, skilled musicianship, and a humorous stage presence. Together, the artists bring nearly five decades of music industry experience, more than twenty solo albums, and multiple Grammy Award nominations.

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The Refugees bring together Cidny Bullens, Deborah Holland, and Wendy Waldman, three accomplished solo artists whose music blends country, rock, folk, blues, and Americana. Since forming in 2007, the trio has become known for close harmonies, skilled musicianship, and a lively, humorous stage presence. Their combined careers span decades and include more than twenty solo albums and multiple Grammy Award nominations. The performance takes place at the Night Eagle Café.

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The Cornell Chamber Orchestra performs an original score in synchronization with a screening of the 1920 silent film Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. The score was created by a team of film composers led by Sheldon Mirowitz. The presentation is co-sponsored by Cornell Cinema and the Wharton Studio Museum and is funded in part by the Cornell Council for the Arts.

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A variety of dance styles celebrates the diverse dance community at HWS.

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Ukrainian poet Olena Boryshpolets and musician Lesya Verba perform Boryshpolets’s poem “New Calypso.” The story follows a modern heroine confronting war, political hypocrisy, and destruction by dictators, while holding on to her sense of self and her belief in love. Boryshpolets is a poet, writer, journalist, actress, and cultural manager from Odesa, Ukraine, now living in Pittsburgh as a writer-in-residence with City of Asylum Pittsburgh. The program is co-presented by Ithaca City of Asylum and Cornell Society for the Humanities and Classics Department. Admission is free, with seating available on a first-come, first-served basis. No reservations are required.

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Enjoy live music in the tasting room throughout the fall, featuring performances by local artists.

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A free Holiday Trolley connects the Christkindl Market at Granger Homestead with Canandaigua’s historic downtown, making it easy to explore both shopping areas. Browse the market’s heated tents, visit downtown businesses, and enjoy local dining.

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The Groton NY High School Craft Show takes place at Groton Jr/Sr Parent Teacher Organization in Groton, NY and is expected to welcome roughly 8,000 visitors over the course of the event. Outdoor vendor spaces include access to electricity, and vendors should bring their own extension cords and power strips. Vendor passes will be provided at check-in, and a dedicated vendor parking area will be available on-site. For questions or confirmations, communicate directly with the event organizer at twistedbee.events@gmail.com and treat any other outreach claiming to represent this event with caution.

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The Osborne Center for Hope and the Harriet Tubman Center for Justice and Peace invite attendees to explore the power of hope and the choices that can make a difference. The day focuses on connection, reflection, discovery, and community, celebrating the belief that good things are possible and that hope begins with each of us.

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The Amish Outlaws perform a genre-spanning live show featuring hip hop, rock, country, metal, disco, and opera. This event is restricted to guests age 21 and older.

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A complimentary breakfast is available for veterans and their direct family members, offering a simple chance to spend time together. The meal is free, and gratuities are not included. This gathering takes place at The Barn at Wildwood Restaurant.

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The Windmill Farm and Craft Market takes place every Saturday in the Nissen Building #3.

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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.

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VFFC holds a monthly drive-through collection for Stomp Out Hunger. Donations requested include pasta, pasta sauce, taco kits, kids snacks, and pop-top soups.

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A $40 fee includes a 6-foot table for each crafter, access to WiFi and electricity, and drinks including water, tea, coffee, and hot chocolate. A meal served at 5 p.m. includes hamburger soup, Italian bread, fruit, and mini cream puffs and eclairs for dessert.

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Bring leftover pumpkins and gourds without glitter or paint for a free, all-ages morning of pumpkin smashing and composting education. The event will include games and free books from the Seneca Falls Library, composting demonstrations by the Seneca GR&EEN Club, face painting, locally sourced cider, donuts, and coffee, plus a chance to win a backyard compost bin. The event takes place rain or shine. Collected pumpkins and gourds will be composted by Natural Upcycle. Wear layers and closed-toe shoes, especially if rain is expected. Registration is recommended, and walk-ins are welcome. Pumpkins and gourds can also be dropped off at the community garden in the labeled Natural Upcycle bins under the pavilion during the designated drop-off period.

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Share a book you are reading or have recently finished, and hear recommendations from other readers. Each participant has up to 10 minutes to introduce a book, with space for a maximum of 10 participants. The monthly gathering also features a coffee pop-up from Café Cómodo at the front of the bookstore.

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A craft and vendor fair benefiting the ARC of Wayne takes place at Roosevelt Children's Center. The event brings together crafters and vendors in support of the organization.

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Explore a festive holiday market at Lifelong featuring unique handmade crafts and jewelry from local artists. Browse gifts and enjoy fresh holiday cookies, hot sauce, pickled products, seasonal treats, and other baked goods. The market is open to the public.

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Families can enjoy stories, songs, and movement together in this interactive storytime at Seymour Library. The program is designed for children ages 2 to 5, and all ages are welcome. Registration is not required.

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Celebrate a 10th anniversary with an indoor farmers market, live bands, and mall-wide activities featuring games and prizes. A food drive will benefit the St. Alphonsus food pantry. Bring a nonperishable food item to receive a plastic egg with a free gift, ranging from candy to a gift certificate from a participating store.

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Love of Hauls is celebrating its second anniversary with a day of shopping and appreciation for the community. The celebration features anniversary giveaways and surprises, special shopping deals, activities throughout the day, sweet treats and light refreshments, plus new arrivals and holiday styles.

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Explore a family-friendly vendor market featuring 50 vendors, with face painting, live music, food options, pony rides, puppy and kitten encounters, reptile experiences, and more. A cash bar is also available. Admission is $1, and the market takes place rain or shine.

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Turn a favorite photo of a pet or loved one into a handmade embroidery portrait for display or gifting. In this hands-on workshop, instructor Olivia Fontana will guide participants through tracing a 5x7 photo, transferring the design to fabric, and using needle and thread to bring the portrait to life. Learn basic stitches for outlining and filling in the image, along with tips for adding finer details. All skill levels are welcome. Some sewing experience and an interest in making things by hand are recommended. Suitable for ages 13 and up, or ages 10 and up with previous embroidery or sewing experience. Supplies are included.

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Browse handmade gifts, seasonal decor, jewelry, gourmet treats, candles, apparel, and more from artisans, crafters, and small businesses. Find something special for yourself or a holiday gift while supporting local makers. Families and friends can enjoy holiday shopping, festive cheer, and a variety of vendors under one roof.

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This full-body fitness class features controlled movements and strength-focused exercises designed to build strength and improve muscle tone throughout the body.

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Prepare for Thanksgiving with Charlie Brown and friends while learning table manners and dinner etiquette through games and activities. Practice washing hands, setting the table, passing and scooping food, and using knives and forks. The class is best suited for children and their families. Registration is required.

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Explore the art of calligraphy through a hands-on workshop focused on basic flourishing strokes. Participants will combine strokes into elegant designs and create a unique greeting card to take home. No previous calligraphy experience is needed, and beginners are welcome. The class is full, and registration is closed.

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Explore the playful side of math with MathHappens Foundation through hands-on models and engaging learning experiences that highlight the “M” in STEM.

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Cornell men's basketball faces UNC Greensboro, with the game available to watch on ESPN+.

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Browse offerings from vendors and crafters, and enjoy raffles, balloons, firetrucks, and food. The event supports small businesses, the Tony Morabito Scholarship, and sports boosters.

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Explore a holiday market featuring local artisans and handcrafted gifts. Finca La Abundancia offers woven scarves, shawls, ponchos, felted wool items, handspun yarn, and natural beeswax candles. Alivewire presents artisan jewelry and shadow boxes with hand-shaped copper wire designs, while painter Maria Galens brings colorful works featuring landscapes, animals, and flowers. The market is free and open to the public, with hot chocolate and complimentary gift wrapping available for purchases made from The Cheshire Union.

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Repair Café brings neighbors together to explore repair as an alternative to throwing broken items away and share practical skills found close to home. Everyone is welcome to bring items for on-the-spot help from volunteer repairers. Repairs may be available for books, guitars, textiles, leather, and more. Volunteers may decline requests that cannot be handled in a café setting because of time or material constraints. Handy volunteers are also welcome to contact the program coordinator about helping.

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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.

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Celebrate the season with live music at the Windmill Farm & Craft Market. Logan Route Music provides the soundtrack as shoppers browse a variety of vendors and discover one of a kind gifts for everyone on the Christmas list. Expect festive tunes, local finds, and plenty of holiday cheer throughout the market.

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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.

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LEGO enthusiasts gather at Empire Bricks for a relaxed minifigure swap. Bring along figures you are ready to trade and exchange them with fellow fans. It is open to everyone, with no admission charge and no purchase required.

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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.

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Learn how to run a Dungeons & Dragons game, with tips and advice from Matt, an experienced Dungeon Master. Meet Eric, who will be leading the library’s second D&D game day, and ask questions about becoming a Dungeon Master. The session is open to experienced players considering the role as well as anyone curious about running a campaign. No experience is necessary.

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Enjoy a chicken BBQ with raffles, with dinners priced at $14 each. Guests are encouraged to bring an unwrapped toy to help provide holiday gifts for children in Tompkins County. Proceeds support Cops, Kids & Toys, a community effort bringing together local law enforcement, businesses, and volunteers to provide gifts for local children.

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Learn to paint with watercolors. All materials are provided, and participants are welcome to bring their own small watercolor kits. Open to ages 15 and up, with space for up to 15 participants. Registration is required, and participation is free.

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Enjoy casual constructed Disney Lorcana play with rounds consisting of best-of-three matches. Players can use a starter deck or bring a deck of at least 60 cards, with no more than two inks, no proxies, and no more than four copies of any card with the same full name. Players may switch decks between rounds. Participants receive a promo card while supplies last, and there are random drawings for a Lorcana pin and selected promo cards, also while supplies last. New players can start with a ready-to-play starter deck.

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Explore different divination tools in a class hosted by psychic Reverend Josey. The session will cover ways to tap into your intuition using tarot cards, crystal balls, pendulums, dowsing rods, runes, crystals, and tea reading.

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Celebrate the fall season with family-friendly activities, including pumpkin decorating, a puppet show, and fall recipes with samples. The afternoon also offers a chance to connect with friends, neighbors, and local families. Presented by STEPS in partnership with The Pumpkin Stand and the Ovid-Willard Lions Club.

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The 67th Cortaca Jug Game features Ithaca Football facing No. 23/21 Cortland, presented by Visions Federal Credit Union.

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Enjoy free live music from local artists on the Bagg Dare bandstand, weather permitting. The event calendar shares information about the performers.

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Watch footage from Geneva’s Bicentennial festivities, featuring the Fireman’s Parade, a festival in Pulteney Park, and performances in Genesee Park by barbershop singers, a gospel choir, and the Friendship Squares dancing club. The screening offers a glimpse of Geneva in the 1970s and lasts about 40 minutes. The program is open to the public, with a suggested $5 donation to support programming. These screenings are part of Historic Geneva’s commemoration of the Declaration of Independence’s 250th anniversary.

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Lansing Middle School presents Alice in Wonderland Jr. Tickets are $5, with payment accepted by cash or check. Concessions will be available before the show and during intermissions.

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Enjoy a campfire program and s’mores while learning about the adventures Cub Scouts has to offer. The event is for boys and girls in kindergarten through fifth grade.

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This funny one-act follows Sam Callahan, an out-of-work actor working the reservation line at Manhattan’s top restaurant. As callers use every tactic they can to secure a table, Sam also faces pressure from his father to come home for Christmas and an opportunity to audition for a prestigious theater. The play features 40 distinct characters, all designed to be performed by one versatile actor. Dominic Gambaiani stars, with direction by Carey Eidel and production by Angela Daddabbo.

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View home movies discovered in the old Masonic Center, capturing moments of life in and around Port Byron during the late 1930s and early 1940s. Audience members are encouraged to share comments that may help identify people and places in the footage.

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Create a Christmas-themed craft project at Canalside Studios. The cost includes all materials. The Canalside Store also offers Christmas décor, vintage-inspired gifts, and Iron Orchid Design demonstrations featuring moulds, transfers, and stamps for embellishing décor and furniture.

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Discover Leaf’s Life, a story by Ali Hall and Rachel Feirman about belonging, courage, and following your heart. Follow Leaf on a whimsical journey through the seasons as they learn that everyone matters, change takes courage, and listening to your heart can help you find where you belong. Playful animals, gentle humor, and enchanting artwork bring themes of purpose, community, confidence, and nature to life. The book is suited to ages 5–12 and may be enjoyed by families, classrooms, libraries, and therapy settings.

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Lisa Harris reads poems from her new book, Learning to Pray. Her work reflects on walks along Malloryville Trail that helped her find a sense of grounding during difficult times, shaping language into vivid images. The poems connect with the gallery’s exhibition, The SHAPE of Place, featuring Pat Hunsinger and Carol Spence.

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Enjoy a free, all-ages event with pumpkin smashing, composting demonstrations, games, free books, face painting, locally sourced cider, donuts, and coffee. Attendees can also enter for a chance to win a backyard compost bin. Registration is recommended, and walk-ins are welcome.

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Browse vendors at this holiday shopping event, with a concession stand and food available for attendees.

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Ballet & Books is a dance and literacy program for children from age 3 through 4th grade. Participants are matched with a Cornell student mentor, and children of all genders are welcome. There is no cost for families to attend. Ballet & Books manages registration and program communications.

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The Ithaca Fixers Collective is an informal gathering for people who want to repair household items, help others with repairs, or learn how to fix things. Participants share skills and resources while working to extend the life of items such as electronics, furniture, and small appliances.

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Plant lovers can enjoy a round of bingo with plants as the prizes. Entry includes two boards, with additional boards available for purchase. RSVP to reserve a spot.

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Honor veterans at a concert featuring the Newark First Chancel and Bell Choirs, the Canaltown Chorale, and other guest musicians. Everyone is welcome, and admission is free. Freewill donations will benefit the Mighty Oaks Foundation. The venue is handicap accessible.

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Create a personalized holiday wreath with guidance from Schwartz’s Greenhouse. Evergreens, festive decorations, materials, and instruction are included. Each class is limited to 30 participants.

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Scott James & Cryss Marie bring a night of live music to O'Malley's, mixing well-known covers with inventive reinterpretations of familiar songs.

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Enjoy an evening of live music from Virginia Davis, with great food and a lively atmosphere.

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Blinz Athletix offers a half-year All Star Cheer program for athletes who enjoy tumbling, flipping, and cheering. The program focuses on building confidence, strength, skills, and friendships, with monthly tumbling classes, stunt training and technique, jumps, motions and dance, flexibility and strength development, and team bonding. Skill development is available for all levels. Monthly tuition is $70 per athlete, with a one-time registration fee of $100 in person or $108 through the website. The competition schedule includes events in Rochester, New York, and Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania.

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Enjoy a free shopping experience featuring permanent jewelry from Evermore & Co. Rochester, with drinks available at the tasting room.

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Mark Cellura makes an appearance at Twisted Rail Brewing in Canandaigua. The microbrewery is known for its welcoming atmosphere.

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Participants ages 16 and older can learn visible darning and mending techniques with a darning loom. Bring a garment to repair, such as a sweater, sock, or other clothing, or practice on provided fabric scraps. Darning is often used on knits and can also work for other clothing. The loom can patch holes up to 2.5 inches.

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Finger Lakes-based winemaker and Beyond Organic Wine podcast host Adam Huss presents his book, Wine Liberated: The Ecological Revolution and the Vintners Inspiring Change, at Autumn Leaves Books. Drawing on conversations with wine producers, scientists, and farmers, the book explores how ecologically minded and diverse approaches can reshape wine and its culture. The event is free, seating is limited, and wine will be served.

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Cornell men's polo faces the Denver Polo Club in a polo matchup.

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William King of the Finger Lakes Wine Museum presents a lecture on the origins and development of grape growing and winemaking in the Finger Lakes. A sampling of Bully Hill wine follows.

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Put your knowledge to the test at a trivia night featuring friendly competition and a fun atmosphere at Timber Creek Tavern.

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Step back into the music of the Grateful Dead’s celebrated May 8, 1977 performance at Cornell University. Eric Carlin’s Half-Dead brings its “Cornell ’77 Revisited” concert series to Ithaca, revisiting a show often regarded as one of the band’s finest. The series’ last two performances sold out.

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Try your luck at an annual raffle featuring turkey and shrimp. Admission includes a $1 door prize.

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Eric Carlin’s Half-Dead revisits the Grateful Dead’s celebrated performance at Cornell University’s Barton Hall as part of its Cornell ’77 Revisited concert series in Ithaca. The original show is considered by some to be the band’s finest recorded performance. The last two concerts in the series sold out.

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Enjoy a swing dance party with live music by Djug Django.

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Explore the variety of Baroque duets for sopranos and violins, with music by Monteverdi, Barbara Strozzi, Handel, Purcell, and Buxtehude, alongside American fiddle tunes. Performers include sopranos Laura Heimes and Andréa Walker, violinists Boel Gidholm and Jimmy Drancsak, cellist Joëlla Becker-Harrow, harpsichordist Naomi Gregory, and lutenist Deborah Fox.

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The Cornell Glee Club presents a musical meditation on what may lie beyond our earthly lives, exploring questions of death, faith, goodness, and the spiritual forces that guide us. The program spans music from the Renaissance to the present, with works by David Conte, William Henry Smith, Florence Price, Francis Poulenc, Michael McGlynn, and others. It concludes with the world premiere of “God is a God,” commissioned by the Glee Club. Composer Brandon Waddles weaves together a lesser-known Black spiritual and a more familiar spiritual in a testament to faith.

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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.

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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.

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Play bingo with a karaoke twist, with plenty of prizes and a selective food menu.

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Scott James and Cryss Marie perform favorite cover tunes and original interpretations at O’Malley’s Lakeside Tavern.

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Chris Taylor and past and present members of Custom Taylor Band celebrate the group’s 25-year history with a country music retrospective.

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Chris Taylor provides live entertainment at The Vine at del Lago Resort and Casino.

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Enjoy a cocktail and a night of live music featuring Rain Tempos with Jennie Lowe Sterns and Kristen Bigness.

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A round-robin wrestling event featuring Ithaca's women's wrestling program.

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Get hands-on with ocean life at the Tidepool Touch Tank. Meet marine creatures up close and learn how they live, move, and survive in this interactive experience for curious kids and families.

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Encouraging Young Engineers and Scientists brings engaging science and engineering activities to the Sciencenter, inspiring young students to consider careers in STEM fields.

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Cornell men's soccer competes in the Ivy League Tournament Championship Game, with coverage on ESPN+.

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Enjoy Pizza Logs and take part in a halftime paper airplane contest with prizes. You can also guess Josh Allen’s passing yards for a chance to win a prize. Get your “Sunday Mafia” passport stamped at the watch party. Milestone prizes are available, and passports stamped at all ten watch parties qualify for the grand prize drawing.

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The 25 in 250 Speaker Series features a live recording of the Canal Boys Podcast about the tedious experience of traveling on the new Erie Canal, including mishaps involving animals, passengers, and low bridges. Captain Tammee Poinan Grimes of the Colonial Belle will also discuss her family’s history and the history of the Colonial Belle on the Erie Canal.

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Create two festive paper decorations, a star and a snowflake, with Peggi guiding the steps. Enjoy an afternoon of crafting in an old-time schoolhouse, with materials, holiday drinks, and snacks provided. Bring a favorite or special pair of scissors if you have one.

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Learn how to decorate a simple, delicious set of autumn cookies. No prior experience is needed.

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Enjoy a free art-themed film in The Dove’s Jim Spates Theater. The movie is a surprise each month, and no registration is required. Seating is limited to 27 people.

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Enjoy free live music from local artists on the Bagg Dare bandstand, weather permitting. The event calendar lists the scheduled performers.

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Discuss Janet Mock’s Redefining Realness: My Path to Womanhood, Identity, Love & So Much More at a book club hosted by the Ithaca Trans Center. Attendees receive a 10% coupon for one in-store purchase. Mention the Ithaca Trans Center giftcard to get a copy of the book for free.

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At the Historic Macedon Center Meetinghouse, a yearly gathering spotlights nine local writers who will share their talents. Organized by the Macedon Historical Society in partnership with Gananda Rotary, it offers a welcoming chance to connect with the authors and purchase their books. Contributions are appreciated and will support the Macedon Historical Society.

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Sir Henry inherits the vast Baskerville fortune, along with a family curse that threatens death at the fangs of a creature prowling the moor. Sherlock Holmes investigates this suspenseful story, which blends mystery with humor.

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Learn the basics of block printing in this hands-on workshop. Carve your own block, then use it to create custom wrapping paper with matching gift tags and cards. Suitable for all experience levels, this beginner-friendly activity requires only a few basic tools. You’ll leave with a one-of-a-kind gift set, a reusable printing block, and skills for making more projects at home. For ages 16 and up.

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Learn about reptiles and get an up-close look at some of the Sciencenter’s scaly animal ambassadors.

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A group psychic reading with psychic Rev. Josey will take place at Americana Vineyards. Tickets are $20, plus Eventbrite fees.

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The Cornell Gamelan Ensemble performs a varied program of traditional Javanese music, ranging from the expansive, majestic gendhing bonang Parigentang to the lively accompaniment for beksan Lawung, a martial dance from the Yogyakarta court. The music is presented in the atrium of Klarman Hall, whose acoustics are well suited to the performance.

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The Chamber Series opens with three contrasting chamber works: Fauré’s deeply moving D minor Trio, Nielsen’s witty and conversational wind quintet, and Elgar’s sweeping, nostalgic Quintet in A minor.

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Enjoy a five-course dinner featuring dishes paired with craft beers from Jack’s Abby and Night Shift Brewing. The menu includes roasted corn poblano chowder with Jack’s Abby Post Shift Pilsner, citrus burrata salad with Jack’s Abby Citrus Wave, blackened shrimp and andouille pasta with Night Shift Double Parked IPA, coffee-rubbed short ribs with Jack’s Abby Smoke & Dagger, and salted caramel bread pudding with Night Shift Teddy Bear Peanut Butter Porter.

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Under the direction of Sean Linfors, the Cayuga Vocal Ensemble marks its 50th anniversary season with music by Byrd, Lauridsen, Wyers, Duruflé, and Parker. The program includes a cappella pieces in Italian, Latin, and English, selections from Brahms’ “Liebeslieder Waltzes,” and Jonathan Dove’s “Ring out, wild bells,” accompanied by Emmett Scott. CVE alumni will join the ensemble at the concert’s conclusion. Admission is pay what you wish.

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Create two cranberry infusion kits in a hands-on class with Montour Falls Tea Company. The class includes ingredients, step-by-step instructions, four recipes, a kit to take home, and a drink to enjoy during the class. Tickets cost $60.

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The Canal Boys podcast will be recorded live, followed by questions. Captain Tammee Poinan Grimes will also present on her family’s history and the Colonial Belle on the Erie Canal.

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The Cornell Jazz Ensemble and Alan Ferber Nonet Ensemble present a program featuring guest composer and trombonist Alan Ferber, with student performers collaborating on his compositions and arrangements. The program also includes works by Anthony Wilson, Harry Warren, Paul McCandless, and Chris Cheek, alongside Ferber compositions such as “The Compass,” “Ambling,” “Angel’s Landing,” and “Brimstone Boogaloo.”

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Rochester Regional Health’s Mobile Mammography Center brings breast screening to the community. The mobile center uses the same state-of-the-art technology and certified mammography technologists as its breast imaging centers, and appointments take about 15 minutes. You do not need to be an existing patient to receive a screening.

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This seminar features Dr. Ellen Rothenberg, Distinguished Professor of Biology at the California Institute of Technology and A.D. White Professor-at-Large at Cornell. Her talk explores how the T-cell specification gene regulatory network supports fetal and postnatal T-cell development. The seminar focuses on research into the molecular mechanisms that regulate T-cell commitment and differentiation in the thymus. It is part of an A.D. White Professors-at-Large visit and is cosponsored by the Departments of Microbiology and Immunology and Molecular Biology and Genetics. Lunch is provided.

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Library Guild is a Dungeons & Dragons group led by Game Master Matt, welcoming both newcomers and experienced players. In a Westmarch-style campaign, players create characters hired by scholars to find powerful artifacts, explore ancient ruins, and battle creatures that call for specialized skills.

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The adult pickleball league at Yates Community Center brings together friendly competition, exercise, and plenty of laughs. It is for seasoned players and those looking for a fun way to play.

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Enjoy a lively dance class with freedom, fun, and laughter. The class is free for FLFC members. Nonmembers can register by calling ahead, and a sliding-scale fee of $12 to $20 applies on the honor system.

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Explore ways seasonal foods can support gut health in an interactive workshop led by integrative dietitian Erin Harner. The session includes practical nutrition insights, a cooking demonstration featuring a quick sauerkraut and hearty vegan soup, a discussion about gut health, tasting, and a question-and-answer session. GreenStar members receive a discount.

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Explore ways seasonal foods can support digestion and overall wellness in this interactive workshop with Integrative Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Erin Harner. The session features practical nutrition insights, a 30-minute cooking demonstration with a quick sauerkraut and hearty vegan soup, a discussion about gut health, and time for tasting and questions. Based in Ithaca, Erin has more than 15 years of experience in functional and integrative medicine and helps clients address digestive concerns through a functional nutrition approach.

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Enjoy open play for American Mah Jongg, welcoming players of all skill levels.

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These beginner percussion classes introduce drumming techniques through traditional and contemporary Afro-Cuban rhythms. Participants will explore rhythms shaped by African, Cuban, Haitian, and Caribbean traditions and their influences. All are welcome, and you do not need to bring your own instrument. Pre-registration is required. The cost is $15 per class, with a sliding-scale discount available for anyone who needs it. No one will be turned away because of a lack of funds.

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Enjoy a free presentation of piano and string chamber music.

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The Ithaca College Flute Ensemble performs under the direction of guest conductor Aaron Burgess.

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Celebrate the season in person with a cozy gathering, festive fun, and good company.

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The American Red Cross is partnering with the school district to host a blood drive. Community members can register online to reserve a spot and help support blood donation efforts.

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Free essential baby needs are available at Booker T. Washington Community Center. Donations are still needed, and community health workers Cherrelle and Jennett can be contacted for more information.

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Build your watercolor skills and explore color mixing as you work together on a painting. Each student receives a printed photo and drawing in advance, and a tablet can be helpful for viewing the photo. A suggested supply list will be provided, though students may bring materials they already own. 100% cotton rag paper is essential. Professional artist Nancy Lane teaches watercolor and oil, with a cheerful approach that encourages enjoying the process and learning from mistakes. Instruction may cover line, value, shape, color, form, texture, and composition, with a group critique focused on problem solving and encouragement. The class is limited to nine students to allow for individual attention.

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The Memory Lab provides equipment for digitizing books and documents, slides, DVDs, standard-sized VHS tapes, 8mm and Super8 reel-to-reel films, and cassette tapes. Each one-on-one appointment begins with an hour, with additional time available to work on unfinished projects.

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The LGBTQ+ Roundtable offers queer professionals a supportive space to share ideas, seek advice, connect with mentors, build relationships, discuss topics related to their professional journeys, and advocate for LGBTQ+ representation in Tompkins County. The gathering takes place at Ithaca Neighborhood Housing Services, an organization dedicated to expanding housing opportunities for low- and moderate-income residents across seven counties and fostering communities rooted in diversity, equity, and sustainability.

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Explore borrowing through a financial game and simulation. Participants will review different credit profiles seeking loans for expenses such as school, pets, cars, and vacations, then visit lenders from the Visions FCU team to find out whether each application is approved or denied. Presented by Michael Monasky, Financial Wellness Officer at Financial Wellness - Visions FCU.

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Explore how mathematical tools such as matrices, vectors, networks, and optimization shape everyday life, from online searches and social media to transportation and weather prediction. Cornell mathematicians Steven Strogatz and Alex Townsend discuss their book, Big Math: The Hidden Codes That Run Our World, and consider what happens as computer-powered mathematical systems grow increasingly complex and difficult to understand. The talk is hosted by Cornell University Library’s Science and Agriculture Libraries as part of the free, public Chats in the Stacks series. Virtual attendance is available.

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This free craft night offers a chance to make thoughtful, handmade holiday gifts on a budget. Get creative with projects for friends, family, or someone special, while enjoying time with the community. DW Upholstery is partnering with Weedsport Free Library to help make the craft night possible.

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Enjoy an open poetry night with Auburn Public Theater, Jim Ellis, and Bobbie Panek. Share your original poetry or a favorite poem, or simply listen to the poets. A $5 cover applies.

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The Adult Pickleball League brings together friendly competition, exercise, and plenty of laughs. It welcomes seasoned players with a competitive streak as well as those looking for a fun activity at the Yates Community Center.

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Learn how to volunteer with GreenStar’s Cooperators in the Community team and support its nonprofit Community Partners by putting your time and talents to work. GreenStar members may receive a discount for their volunteer time. Participants must attend an orientation and be, or become, a member in good standing with equity payments up to date. Registration is required, and new sessions are added monthly.

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Children in kindergarten through fifth grade are invited to sign up for Cub Scout Pack 10. Twelve months of registration costs $105, and additional pack fees may apply. Financial assistance and fundraising opportunities are available.

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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.

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Auburn Public Theater welcomes performers of all kinds to share their talents, including musicians, stand-up comedians, poetry readers, and others involved in the performing arts. The cover charge is $5, and students age 17 and under with ID can attend for free.

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This curated breathwork class draws on the elements of air, fire, water, and earth, along with the energy of the group, to shape each breathing journey and support balance and connection. Participants can arrive as they are, and each class concludes with a meditation. The offering is led by Elise Underhill, a certified psychedelic breathwork facilitator, Akashic records practitioner, and women’s group leader. The cost is $15.

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The Keuka Compass LGBTQ+ Book Club will discuss Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo, a coming-of-age novel about identity, queerness, and historical change in 1950s San Francisco’s Chinatown. A limited number of free copies are available through a grant from the LGBTQ+ Giving Circle of the Rochester Area Community Foundation. Shelf-stable food and hygiene goods may also be brought to help stock local sharing sheds.

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Explore Afro-Cuban traditional and folkloric dance through lively movement and live percussion. Accomplished professional dancers and cultural practitioners Adolfo Castillo and Lisbet Lopez lead classes featuring story-rich dances, monthly introductions to new dance styles, and opportunities to revisit earlier dances. Participants connect rhythm with movement while developing dance technique and supporting mental and physical fitness. All ages, backgrounds, and experience levels are welcome, and no prior dance experience is needed. Bring a water bottle and, if needed, a towel. Class fees include monthly and drop-in options, with sliding-scale, pay-what-you-can, and punch-card discounts available. No one will be turned away for lack of funds.

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Virtuoso organist Renée Anne Louprette showcases the versatility of the Cornell Baroque Organ through music spanning the 17th to 21st centuries, including works by Buxtehude, Weckmann, Frescobaldi, Ligeti, and Régis Campo.

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Celebrate the people and organizations that make a difference in the community as Community Foundation Week comes to a close. The gathering will share what was heard throughout the week and how those insights will shape future work, with a conversation about what comes next. Small bites, fizzy drinks, laughter, and stories will accompany a celebration of organizations that have made a difference for individuals, families, or the community.

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Learn do-it-yourself ways to save energy and money at home, take home a free home energy kit, and find out about grants and rebates for weatherization, heat pumps, and solar. Community Energy Advisors will be available to answer energy questions. Free pizza and soft drinks will be provided.

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Explore the Zentangle method with Toni Johnson while designing holiday cards filled with intricate patterns. The workshop welcomes both newcomers and experienced tanglers and offers clear instructions for a range of tangles. If you can draw the letters C, I, O, and S, you have the essential strokes to begin. Participants who have attended other Zentangle classes should bring their supplies, and materials will be provided for anyone who has not yet taken a Zentangle class at the Art Center.

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Develop your watercolor techniques and color-mixing skills while creating a painting together. Each student receives a printed photo and drawing in advance, and a tablet for viewing the photo may be helpful. A suggested supply list will be provided, though students may bring materials they already own. 100% cotton rag paper is essential. Instruction covers artistic elements such as line, value, shape, color, form, texture, and composition, with a group critique focused on problem-solving and encouragement. Professional artist Nancy Lane teaches watercolor and oil, fostering an enjoyable learning process and helping students learn from mistakes. The class is limited to nine students for individual attention.

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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.

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Cayuga Counseling offers a community support group for people currently or formerly involved in the criminal justice system. It provides a safe, supportive space for connection, networking, and encouragement as participants work toward reintegration into the community. Participation is open to the community and does not require being a Cayuga Counseling client.

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Explore opportunities as a Direct Support Professional supporting people with and without I/DD in Wayne County. The role offers full-time, part-time, and relief positions, with scheduling options to fit different availability. No previous experience is required. Pay ranges from $17.69 to $22.25 per hour.

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Families with children ages 0 to 4 can enjoy a free space to play, socialize with other families, and get out of the heat.

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Gather the family for an evening of escape-themed board games, puzzles, and problem-solving at the library. Work together to crack clues and solve puzzles in a fun test of teamwork. The games are best suited for ages 10 and up.

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Connect with others at a Business After Hours mixer hosted by N-Hance of the Finger Lakes. Learn about the family-owned business and its cabinet and wood refinishing services, and meet the team. The gathering will include networking, a short presentation, a raffle drawing, and light refreshments.

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Community-led conversations explore climate change through a discussion of The Road by Cormac McCarthy. Book club attendees receive a 10% coupon for one purchase.

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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.

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Connect with others over food and fun while learning about the meeting spaces and catering available at this historic Auburn venue. Meet the staff and volunteers who help keep the mansion running, and bring a business card for the giveaways.

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Create three 9-ounce soy candles in a hands-on class. Choose a favorite scent or mix a new combination, then blend your scents and pour your candles. The finished candles will need time to cool and will be available for pickup later. Pre-registration is required.

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A fall fundraiser supporting subsidies for Community Supported Agriculture vegetable boxes for low-income families, people experiencing indigence, and single parents. The harvest party features farm-fresh food, music, and fun, while raising awareness of food insecurity and the growing food gap.

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Enjoy a drop-in creative program for all ages, with this month’s theme focused on bedazzling. Participants who need a caregiver should attend with one.

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Learn how to make cranberry sauce and safely preserve it using a hot water bath canning method. You will leave with a jar of the sauce made in class and the skills to make more at home. The homemade cranberry sauce can be enjoyed during the holidays or throughout the year.

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Dr. Ellen Rothenberg, a Distinguished Professor of Biology at the California Institute of Technology and an internationally recognized molecular immunologist, will discuss her research on how blood stem cells develop into T-cells. Her work examines how genes, regulatory proteins, cellular signals, timing, and cellular context guide developmental decisions and shape immune cell identity. The discussion is hosted by Lori Leonard and cosponsored by the Departments of Microbiology and Immunology and Molecular Biology and Genetics. The event is open to all.

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Award-winning reporter John Dinges discusses his book Chile in Their Hearts, which explores the 1973 killings of Americans Charles Horman and Frank Teruggi amid revolution, military coup, and U.S. intervention in Chile. Drawing on U.S. and Chilean archives and interviews with new witnesses, Dinges presents the story of the two men and examines U.S. foreign policy. Raymond B. Craib, Cornell University history professor and author, moderates. The event is free, and seating is limited.

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Try your hand at mosaic art by creating a set of two trees. Choose between two size combinations, and add colorful glass and other decorative pieces. A lighted option is available, with lights added to one tree. No experience is needed, and step-by-step instructions and supplies are provided, along with your first drink.

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Award-winning reporter John Dinges discusses his book Chile in Their Hearts, which investigates the 1973 killings of Americans Charles Horman and Frank Teruggi. Drawing on U.S. and Chilean archives and interviews with new witnesses, the book traces their lives amid revolution, the military coup, and U.S. intervention in Chile. Raymond B. Craib, Cornell University history professor and author of Adventure Capitalism, moderates the discussion. Admission is free, and seating is limited.

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Charlie Mills shares his life story, recounting painful moments and how they later helped him succeed.

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Enjoy free local live music each Wednesday at Ventosa Vineyards, along with delicious food, views of Seneca Lake, and sunsets.

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