The best arts & culture spots in Triple Cities

“Triple Cities’ indie theater heartbeat, Know Theatre keeps it intimate and fearless with a 2026/2027 lineup that kicks off September 11 with My First Time, rolls into the 23rd Annual Playwrights & Artists Festival in November, then drops Celtic Christmas @ Atomic Tom’s in December. Snag seats now before they vanish.”

From the Triple Cities newsletter, September 4, 2026

“From the 1930's Barbershop and the It's About Time! Bundy Time Clock Exhibit to the Rod Serling Archive, Bundy Museum of History and Art keeps Binghamton weird in the best way. Even now, their Annex Theater is hopping with karaoke, metal nights and poetry open mics worth a midweek reset.”

From the Triple Cities newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Phelps Mansion Museum is your quick fix for when your living room feels too 2026. Wander through lavish rooms, then geek out this week with History Hour on August 13 or the brand-new Downtown Binghamton Walking Tour on August 15.”

From the Triple Cities newsletter, September 9, 2026

“Broome County Forum Theatre is the historic heartbeat of the local arts scene with Broadway In Binghamton, Tri-Cities Opera, the Binghamton Philharmonic, plus comedians and concerts to break up this week nicely. Treat yourself to big-stage vibes and, if you're lucky, the thunder of that Robert Morton Theatre Organ.”

From the Triple Cities newsletter, September 15, 2026

“Between a Gilded Age mansion, rotating exhibitions like Don DeMauro’s SPOOL/LOOPS and Alexandra Davis’ Resurgence, and classics like the Model Train Layout and Haudenosaunee: People of the Longhouse, Roberson Museum is an easy win for a midweek culture reset. Wander, learn a little, feel remarkably smarter by dinner.”

From the Triple Cities newsletter, September 22, 2026

“Binghamton University Art Museum is a dynamic spot to clear your head, with a permanent collection of approximately 5,000 objects spanning antiquity to right now.”

From the Triple Cities newsletter, September 17, 2026