Events in Oneonta today

Discover a vibrant public market at Huntington Park where local vendors bring fresh fruit, baked treats, cider, fish, organic maple, organic vegetables, greeting cards, and other goods. Produce vendors accept SNAP/EBT and FMNP.

The Oneonta Farmers Market returns to Huntington Memorial Park in Oneonta for the 2026 season. In this green, park setting, the market brings together farmers, food producers, and artisans each week with a changing selection that reflects the harvest. Shoppers can find fresh fruits and vegetables, pasture raised meats, eggs and dairy, breads and other baked treats, prepared foods, and handmade goods, with rotating vendors and seasonal specialties throughout the season. It offers a welcoming community atmosphere for weekly shopping, catching up with friends, and enjoying time outdoors while supporting local farms and small businesses.

Learn the fundamentals of ranch sorting in a clinic led by Mike Snow and Court Chambers at Elk Creek Quarter Horses and Sales, LLC. They will help prepare you and your horse with essential maneuvers, focus on overall horsemanship, and answer questions about ranch sorting. Training includes time on live cattle as well as practice with a mechanical flag. The fee is $150 per rider, and auditing is available for $25. Lunch is included, and the clinic will run rain or shine. To register, contact Elk Creek Quarter Horses and Sales, LLC.

A weekly Pokémon Standard tournament welcomes players of all ages. Entry is $10. Every participant receives a promo pack, with the chance for extra packs when available. Matches follow Swiss pairings, and the total number of rounds depends on how many people enter. Please note that it is canceled during new set prerelease events for Pokémon.

Connecticut Crashes the Castle brings an evening of live music to The Castle on the Delaware, a restaurant, bar, and event venue housed in a historic 1890s armory. The lineup features MEGABONER (CT), DISCOUNT FIREWORKS (CT), PABLO X Inc. (CT), KIMONO DRAGGIN' (CT), and KATHOOK (NY), spanning rock, metal, punk, surf, and prog. Entry is 10 dollars. Organized by Willie Hughes and Colin Bowen.

Ease into the close of the week with a calming 90-minute meditation gathering at The Gatehouse. Guided, gentle practices keep things simple and accessible, making it comfortable for newcomers and seasoned meditators alike. The session focuses on releasing stress, reconnecting with yourself and with the group, and leaving you centered and refreshed. Chairs will be available, and you are welcome to bring a meditation cushion or any personal items that support your comfort. Everyone is welcome.