
Events in Triple Cities
VINES: Composting 101 8/4/26
A free composting workshop at the Abbott St. Community Garden introduces the basics of building and caring for a compost pile, explains which materials to include, and highlights how composting supports both gardens and the environment. It is open to the public at no cost, and a voluntary donation of $5 to $10 is appreciated.
Abbott Street Community GardenMusic in the Glen 2026 Concert Season
The Music in the Glen 2026 concert season brings live performances to Glendale Park with convenient parking, shaded areas for listeners, and clear, high quality sound. Admission is free, and voluntary donations help cover musician costs with backing from sponsors. Look for the season flyer, which includes a QR code to view the performer lineup. Glendale Park is about twenty to thirty minutes from many places in Broome and Tioga counties, making it an easy outing.
Glendale ParkTUESDAY SALE
Take advantage of a special sale offering 50 percent off all clothing, with exclusions for items marked with a white ticket and the current ticket of the week. For more details, contact the store directly.
Story Time
Created with little ones in mind, this event welcomes children ages 2 to 5.
George W. Johnson Park CarouselLarge Cheese Pizza Only $14
Enjoy a large cheese pizza for $14, offered for lunch or dinner on Tuesday at Johnson City Historic District.
Johnson City Historic DistrictColoring Club for Adults
Relax and unwind at Adult Coloring Club. The group is open to anyone who enjoys coloring for relaxation or creative expression. Bring your own coloring book and colored pencils if you want, and the library will also provide coloring pages, pencils, and crayons. This program is for adults age 18 and older.
Broome County Public LibraryChalk Art Extravaganza!
Families can create vibrant sidewalk chalk art together while artist Eric Maruscak offers guidance and creative inspiration. This collaborative activity takes place outdoors at the library. Registration is not needed.
George F. Johnson Memorial LibraryMusic
Settle in outdoors on the grass for an evening featuring jazz, country folk, pop, and bluegrass. Bring a chair for comfortable seating. Suggested donation is $5-$10.
Endicott Visitor CenterLiteracy Volunteers Basic Computer Classes
Get started with computers in this basic computer skills course for adults, designed for people with little or no experience. Small groups of 5 students or fewer will cover topics like computer basics, using Windows desktops and files, getting around the internet, setting up and using email, and using tools like Microsoft Office and Google Docs. Walk-ins are welcome, and registration may be followed by a short assessment interview to place you into the next available group.
Broome County Public LibraryOutdoor Pistol League
Outdoor Pistol League is an outdoor competition hosted at Tioga County Sportsmen's Association in Owego. The listing doesn’t specify a start time yet, but it’s scheduled for Thursday, August 6, 2026.
Tioga County Sportsmen's AssociationShepherd Supper Free Community Meal
Central United Methodist Church in Endicott, NY hosts Shepherd Supper, a weekly takeout meal offered at no cost for anyone in the community who needs it. Volunteer teams prepare and package hot meals, sometimes serving more than 200 people. For over 30 years, this effort has provided nourishment along with a caring place to connect and receive support. Everyone is welcome.
Central United Methodist ChurchThursday Night Group Run - Binghamton
A weekly group run and walk brings the community together as the weather warms. It welcomes all paces and experience levels, whether the goal is race training, building consistency, getting back into fitness, or simply moving alongside others. Expect a friendly atmosphere with several pace options, encouragement from start to finish, and a promise that no one will be left behind. Friends are welcome, and participants can arrive with goals or simply come ready to share the miles.
Confluence RunningSoundbath with Reiki - Thursday
Experience deep relaxation with a restorative sound bath paired with Reiki. Soothing vibrations from crystal and Tibetan singing bowls, drums, gongs, rain sticks, chimes, and other instruments create a calming atmosphere while Reiki supports gentle energy balancing. Participants may sit or lie down and are encouraged to bring anything that helps them feel comfortable. If lying down, a yoga mat, pillow, and light blanket are recommended, and a small supply of mats and pillows is available. Research in sound healing and cymatics suggests this practice can reduce stress and support endocrine balance, sleep quality, brain health, and pain relief. The session is led by Sunshine, an experienced Reiki Master, energy healing practitioner, and established performing musician. Each session lasts 30 minutes and does not require registration. The sliding scale cost is $10 to $20, and payment can be made by cash, Venmo, PayPal, or credit card.
Care More Health and WellnessTHURSDAY SALE
A special Thursday promotion offers 30 percent savings for seniors and military veterans. Shoppers 55 and older who present ID qualify. Items with a white ticket and the ticket of the week are excluded.
Summer Concert Series- Vestal Community Band
Enjoy the sounds of the Vestal Community Band at the Summer Concert Series in George W. Johnson Park. This is a great way to spend an evening outdoors listening to live music.
George W. Johnson Park CarouselTriple Cities Match Play Championship
Triple Cities Match Play Championship is a men’s match play tournament at Links at Hiawatha Landing in Apalachin, New York. It starts with an 18-hole stroke play qualifier that sets a 16-player match play bracket.
Links at Hiawatha LandingCans 'n' Clams - Country Night
Friday nights return with the Cans 'n' Clams summer tradition. Each week features live music, hearty food, and ice cold cans, along with a chance to try the new Carbliss vodka cocktail. This week, lace up those cowboy boots and grab a hat for a night of dancing to Trick Shot.
Airport Inn Bar & GrillLaura West
Laura West returns to Crooked Mouth Brewing with a solo acoustic set featuring songs by Janis, CCR, Madonna, Fleetwood Mac, Alanis, Blue Oyster Cult, Deana Carter, and more. The performance offers a broad mix intended to appeal to many listeners.
Crooked Mouth BrewingJonas and Becky Woods
Jonas Woods is performing at Solid Ground CoffeeHouse. The show starts at 7:30 PM.
Solid Ground CoffeeHouseNYS Pistol Permit Class
Get ready to apply for your NYS pistol permit with an 18-hour pistol permit class at Tioga County Sportsmen's Association. The course includes 16 hours of classroom time with a written exam that requires a 90% passing score, plus two hours of hands-on live-fire exercises with a proficiency qualification. The $300 fee covers the training materials, including firearms, ammunition, training books, and lunch. To reserve a seat, you’ll need to send a $100 deposit to TCSA (checks made payable to TCSA, with “CC class” in the memo line).
Tioga County Sportsmen's AssociationDevon Lawton
Devon Lawton returns to Kelly's Sports Bar for a solo performance and a lively night of fun.
Kelly's Sports BarParanormal Investigations
This paranormal investigation at Phelps Mansion Museum features the team from Empirical Paranormal. Admission is $40 per person, and attendance is limited to 12 guests.
Phelps Mansion MuseumSaturday Morning Beginner Group Run
A beginner-friendly group run that covers about 5 kilometers. Runners of all pace levels are welcome.
Confluence RunningJeremy Bobak Live
Catch Jeremy Bobak live at Blazin' Saddles in Binghamton. The show starts at 8:30 PM. Tickets are available through the platform listed on the page.
Blazin' SaddlesGuided Meditation
Feeling stressed or overwhelmed? Join a guided meditation session where you can unwind and let the cares of the day fade away.
Broome County Public LibraryNYS Pistol Permit Class
This 18-hour NYS pistol permit class covers everything you need to complete the course, including firearms, ammunition, training books, and lunch. The NYS requirements include 16 hours of classroom instruction with a written exam that must be passed at 90%, plus two hours of hands-on live-fire training with a qualification for proficiency. To reserve a seat, a $100 deposit is required, submitted as checks payable to TCSA with “CC class” on the memo line, along with your mailing address, phone number, and email for updates and notifications.
Tioga County Sportsmen's AssociationBinghamton Farmers Market
Stop by the Binghamton Farmers Market for a Sunday visit featuring Chicky's favorites along with local, seasonal produce. You can pick up fresh bites like a loaf and sweet treats while browsing what’s on offer at the market.
Recreation ParkVideo Game Addiction Group
If gaming has begun to crowd out schoolwork, sleep, friendships, family time, or personal goals, this supportive group offers teens a place to talk openly, connect with peers, and build a healthier balance between games and everyday life. Sessions are facilitated by two licensed mental health counselors who together bring more than twenty years of experience, providing professional guidance and perspective. Participants explore their gaming patterns and what triggers them, learn practical tools for handling stress and emotions, practice communication and social skills, and boost confidence while reinforcing healthy routines. The aim is not to take away something you enjoy. It is to help you stay in control so gaming does not take over. Open to ages 10 to 19 and welcoming of all genders. The cost is 50 dollars per person with a sliding scale available. Weekly attendance is recommended but not required. Hosted by Evolution Mental Health Counseling PLLC.
Evolution Mental Health CounselingKelly's Open Mic
Open mic comedy returns to Kelly’s Sports Bar in Endicott, featuring comedians from across New York and Pennsylvania as they test new material. A sign-up sheet is available and performers receive a short set on stage. The evening is hosted by Mike Peters, who can be contacted on Facebook with any questions.
Kelly's EndicottAround the World in 7 Days Week
Turn a family staycation into a globe-trotting adventure at Binghamton Jellystone Park, where each day focuses on a different country. Kids create personalized passports and collect stamps as they explore, then take part in a country-themed parade by designing a flag and sharing fun facts. A dance party with the Bears features music from around the world to keep the celebration moving. Highlights include a Brazil-inspired day with carnival-style mask crafts, face painting, and a colorful bike and golf cart procession, plus a Mexico-themed day with piñatas, DIY maracas, and a nacho bar. With a fresh destination to discover daily, this week blends creativity, learning, and plenty of playful energy for families.
Binghamton Jellystone ParkWONDER LABS at The Discovery Center
At The Discovery Center of the Southern Tier, Wonder Labs offers guided sessions on Mondays and Wednesdays that cycle through four themes: Art Exploration, STEAM Investigations, Sound Waves, and Page to Stage. Visitors can explore self-guided Tabletop Activities, or choose a brief guided activity that lasts about 20 to 30 minutes. Created for hands-on discovery, creativity, and play, the program continues throughout the summer.
The Discovery Center of the Southern TierMusic in the Glen 2026 Concert Season
The 2026 Music in the Glen concert season brings live performances to Glendale Park in a relaxed, outdoor setting. A flyer features a QR code with performer listings for easy access to the lineup. The park is conveniently located for many in Broome and Tioga counties. Expect convenient parking, shaded areas for comfortable listening, and clear, high-quality sound. Admission is free, with voluntary donations welcomed to support the bands. Organizers express appreciation for community supporters and sponsors.
Glendale ParkTUESDAY SALE
Take advantage of a special sale featuring 50% off all clothing. Discounts exclude white ticket items and the ticket of the week. For more information, contact the store.
Large Cheese Pizza Only $14
Take advantage of a Tuesday special with a large cheese pizza for $14, available for lunch or dinner.
Johnson City Historic DistrictColoring Club for Adults
Take a break and enjoy a laid-back adult coloring session. The group is open to anyone who wants to relax or get creative. You’re welcome to bring your own coloring book and colored pencils, and the library will also provide coloring pages, pencils, and crayons for the meeting.
Broome County Public LibraryJurassic Bingo Bash
Families can enjoy a dinosaur-themed bingo night with rounds to play together, light bites to snack on, and chances to take home prizes. Activities with a dino twist will be offered throughout the event to keep the fun going. No sign-up is required.
George F. Johnson Memorial LibraryLiteracy Volunteers Basic Computer Classes
Join a beginner-friendly computer basics course designed for people with little or no prior computer experience. The lessons are tailored to each small group (5 students or fewer) and can cover topics like computer equipment basics, using Windows desktops and files, getting started with the internet, creating and using email accounts, and using Microsoft Office or Google Docs for online tasks like signing up for accounts or submitting applications. Walk-ins are welcome, and if you register first you may be scheduled to start with the next available group.
Broome County Public LibrarySkeet
Join a skeet shoot at Tioga County Sportsmen's Association in Owego, NY. Match details, including the start time and registration information, are provided by the host club.
Tioga County Sportsmen's AssociationGreg Neff
At the Little Italy Farmers Market, meet artisans, farmers, and bakers as Greg Neff performs acoustic classics from the 60s and 70s.
Little ItalyShepherd Supper Free Community Meal
Shepherd Supper takes place at Central United Methodist Church in Endicott and offers a free hot meal to anyone in the community who needs one. Meals are served in a takeout format. For more than 30 years, this ongoing effort has provided nourishment and a caring place for all. Dedicated volunteers prepare and hand out meals each week, often serving more than 200. Along with food, the program fosters connection and support. Everyone is welcome.
Central United Methodist ChurchVipers 26-27 Tryouts
Vipers 26-27 Tryouts take place at Bulldogs Sports Complex and are open to girls ages 11 to 18. Sessions are organized by age, with one for ages 11 to 14 and another for ages 15 to 18. Participants will have the opportunity to showcase their abilities.
Bulldogs Sports ComplexThursday Night Group Run - Binghamton
With warmer days arriving, this weekly group run brings people together to run or walk at any pace. It is community focused and welcomes all experience levels, whether training for a race, building consistency, easing back into fitness, or simply looking for people to move with. Expect friendly faces, multiple pace groups, encouragement from start to finish, and a no-drop format where no one is left behind. The gathering spot is Confluence Running, and the emphasis is on getting outside with support and camaraderie.
Confluence RunningSoundbath with Reiki - Thursday
Experience a calming sound bath paired with Reiki, blending modern sound tools with traditional instruments for deep relaxation. The session features the resonant tones of crystal and Tibetan singing bowls, gongs, drum, rain sticks, chimes, and more to create a soothing atmosphere. Participants may sit or lie down. Bring anything that helps you feel comfortable. If reclining, consider a yoga mat, pillow, and light blanket. A limited supply of mats and pillows is available to use. Research in sound healing and cymatics points to benefits such as reduced stress, support for endocrine balance, better sleep, enhanced brain health, and relief from pain. The experience is facilitated by Sunshine, an experienced Reiki Master and energy healing practitioner, as well as an established performing musician. Each session lasts 30 minutes. Registration is not required. Sliding scale pricing is $10 to $20, with payment accepted by cash, Venmo, PayPal, or credit card.
Care More Health and WellnessTHURSDAY SALE
Save during a Thursday sale with an extra perk for seniors and veterans. Customers who are 55 or older and present ID receive 30 percent off, with white ticket items and the ticket of the week not included. For more information, please contact the store.
Family Movie Day
Stop in for a family movie day at the library. Refreshments will be served, and children must be accompanied by an adult.
Broome County Public LibraryBenny and The Mix
There will be a high-energy gathering at Kelly’s Endicott with music, food, and friendly company. The focus is on upbeat fun and good times.
Kelly's EndicottRead to a Therapy Dog
Spend time with a few friendly therapy dogs in the Children's Room and read a story out loud to them. No registration is required.
George F. Johnson Memorial LibraryCans 'n' Clams
Cans 'n' Clams returns as a summer tradition with live music, food, and ice cold canned drinks. The new Carbliss vodka cocktail is featured, and Group du Jour performs.
Airport Inn Bar & GrillCall the Shots!
At Visions Veterans Memorial Arena, this roller derby fundraiser hands control to the crowd. Donations from spectators trigger rule changes the skaters must follow, making the action unpredictable. Arrive early to explore vendor booths before the game. Tickets are available online and at the door, with adults priced at $10 online and $12 at the door, and children five and under admitted free. Online sales close before the event, and door sales will be available. Those who want to skate or officiate can sign up in advance.
Visions Veterans Memorial ArenaPeaches & Crime: Music in the Glen
Peaches & Crime takes the stage as part of the Music in the Glen Summer Concert Series at Glendale Park. The concert is free, and optional donations help fund the bands. Expect easy parking, shaded areas for listening, and clear, high-quality sound. Bring a lawn chair or a picnic blanket for a comfortable spot on the grass.
Glendale ParkSaturday Morning Beginner Group Run
This beginner-friendly group run covers about a 5k distance. Runners of any pace are welcome.
Confluence RunningYMCA Carnival for a Cause
The YMCA of Broome County hosts a community carnival at the West Family Y, bringing together games, crafts, music, refreshments, and activities for all ages while supporting local students. Admission is free with a donation of a new school supply item, such as a notebook, backpack, crayons, or a folder. All contributions benefit the YMCA Back-to-School Supply Drive and will be distributed to local students so they can start the school year prepared.
West Family YMCAFinish Lyme 5K
Join the Finish Lyme 5K Run/Walk on Saturday morning to support Lyme disease awareness. The 5K run/walk will take place at Highland Park in the Town of Union, starting and finishing at the Gymnasium. The event includes a photo booth, a band, and prizes for top finishers. Proceeds benefit Southern Tier Lyme Inc and help provide a scholarship for those in financial need of assistance with Lyme treatment.
Highland Park8th Annual Harper M Stantz Rec Park Music Fest
A community-focused gathering at historic Recreation Park spotlights the region’s music scene and offers a heartfelt tribute to Harper M Stantz. The day centers on fun, music, and togetherness in a setting that highlights local talent and the park’s rich heritage.
Recreation ParkHome Brew
Home Brew returns to the 8th Annual Harper M Stantz Rec Park Music Fest with a set of Grateful Dead favorites.
Recreation ParkSunday Sale
Every Sunday features a special in-store sale with half-off pricing on items marked with six selected color tags. White ticket merchandise and the designated ticket of the week are not included in this offer. Contact the store for more details, including which colors are currently part of the promotion.
Northern ThriftBinghamton Farmers Market
At Recreation Park, the Binghamton Farmers Market highlights local offerings like produce, eggs, meat, baked goods, and coffee, with live music, food trucks, and a lemonade stand adding to the atmosphere. Chicky’s Sourdough Eats will be there with sourdough loaves, focaccia slabs and loaves, cookies, brownies, scones, and granola. Arriving early is recommended, since popular items such as scones and cookies often sell out quickly. The market takes place on Sundays through the end of October and provides plenty of space for everyone.
Recreation ParkVideo Game Addiction Group
This teen video game addiction group offers a supportive place to talk with peers when gaming begins to crowd out school, sleep, friendships, family time, or other personal goals. Sessions are facilitated by two Licensed Mental Health Counselors with more than 20 years of combined experience who provide professional guidance and perspective. Participants explore what drives their gaming habits and triggers, practice ways to manage stress and difficult emotions, and build social and communication skills. The group also focuses on boosting confidence, strengthening healthy routines, and creating a better balance between gaming and daily life. It is not about taking away what you enjoy, it is about helping you feel in control rather than feeling controlled by gaming. Ages 10 to 19 are welcome and all genders are included. The cost is $50 per person with a sliding scale available. Weekly attendance is recommended, and the group meets once each week.
Evolution Mental Health Counseling PLLCC&G
Catch Caviar & Grits at the Harper Stantz Music Fest. The performance is scheduled for early evening at Recreation Park.
Recreation ParkHarper’s 10k & 2-Person Relay
Join Harper’s 10k and the 2-Person Relay for a mostly flat, fast course that may be a great chance for a PR. The 10k race time is set for 9:00 AM with a mass start. After the race, there will be an epic post-race party with food, beer, and live music for runners to enjoy. The relay is split into two legs, 3.5 miles for the first runner and 2.7 miles for the second runner.
Abel's PubVillage of Endicott Public Meeting
A welcoming community gathering where participants take part alongside the person extending the invitation and other leaders.
Village Of EndicottAgape Central New York’s Caregiver Connection Live!
AGAPE Central New York offers a free in-person support group for parents and caregivers in adoptive, foster, and kinship families, serving Broome, Cayuga, Chemung, Cortland, Madison, and Tompkins counties. Meetings take place at the Southern Tier Community Center in Broome County and are facilitated by CNY AGAPE staff who bring lived experience as foster parents, adoptive parents, and adult adoptees. Discussions cover topics like understanding children’s behaviors, strengthening caregiver resilience, working through school challenges, addressing social and emotional needs, and comparing therapeutic and traditional parenting approaches. A light meal is provided, followed by a guided group session. A Youth Hangout Community Group is held at the same location so parents and kids can receive support at the same time. All parents and caregivers looking for a compassionate place to connect, share, and grow are welcome.
Southern Tier Community CenterWet and Wild Island Luau Extravaganza Week
A week of island-themed fun transforms Binghamton Jellystone Park into a tropical escape. Enjoy hands-on lei making, coconut bowling, sandcastle competitions, and hula hoop and limbo challenges. A beach luau with the Bears adds music, island vibes, and family-friendly entertainment. With water play at the center of the festivities, look for splash battles, a giant slip and slide, a wet and wild wagon ride, and a bubbly foam lagoon party. It is a staycation-style getaway filled with sun, splashes, and nonstop excitement all week long.
Binghamton Jellystone ParkNew York Women's Senior & Super Senior Amateur Championships
This two-day women’s amateur golf championship runs concurrently for both Senior and Super-Senior divisions. It’s a 36-hole stroke play event with no cut, limited to female amateur golfers age 50 and up who have membership privileges with clubs affiliated with the New York State Golf Association, or who are NYSGA Associate Members.
Binghamton Country ClubColoring Club for Adults
Looking for a calm, creative break? Join an adult coloring session where you can relax with coloring for stress relief or creative expression. Feel free to bring your own coloring book and colored pencils, or use the materials provided by the library, including coloring pages, pencils, and crayons. This program is open to adults age 18 and up.
Broome County Public LibraryEliza and the Organix
Catch Eliza and the Organix for an indie rock show at the Bundy Museum of History and Art. The concert kicks off in the evening at 7:00 PM.
Bundy Museum of History and ArtMiniature Figure (Mini) Painting
Join for an evening of miniature figure painting. Pick from a variety of characters and paint up to two figures. Supplies are provided, and all skill levels are welcome. This is a drop-in program with space for 12 people, and registration is encouraged though not required. All participants must be age 16+.
Broome County Public LibraryGardening 101
Harvest Gwinnett hosts an introductory gardening workday that welcomes newcomers and experienced growers alike. Attendees support community efforts while learning practical skills in seed saving, how to care for heirloom varieties, and proper seed storage. The focus is on shared learning and cultivating healthy gardens together.
Vines Park Community GardenSummer Concert Series - Katie Scott and Persuasion
Enjoy a summer concert featuring Katie Scott and Persuasion at George W. Johnson Park. Bring your friends and settle in for an evening of live music in the park.
George W. Johnson Park CarouselCans 'n' Clams
Cans 'n' Clams returns for the summer with live music, food, and ice-cold canned drinks. The Look is the featured band this week, and the new Carbliss vodka cocktail is part of the lineup.
Airport Inn Bar & GrillKinky Pinkies
The Kinky Pinkies perform on stage at George F. Johnson Park to mark the close of summer.
George W. Johnson ParkDoll & Teddy Bear Reunion
Explore a showcase of artist dolls, teddy bears, and friends presented with the gallery theme Secrets of the Sea. The gallery opening offers the earliest chance to purchase unique one-of-a-kind creations, along with early entry to the salesroom, followed by a buffet dinner. Reservations are required, and registration will open soon.
DoubleTree by HiltonGreg Neff
Greg Neff brings an acoustic set of favorites from the 60s and 70s to I Love Nips Park Ave Saloon. Settle in with food and drinks, catch up with friends, and enjoy familiar melodies that create an easygoing vibe.
I Love Nips Park Ave Saloon, Binghamton, NY607 Open - Fall Kick Off Tournaments
Kick off the season with a three-part bowling showcase featuring a Sweeper, a Main Event, and a Doubles tournament. The Sweeper spans four games with a $60 entry fee, pays $1,000 for first place based on 80 entries, and awards cash to 1 in 5 competitors. The Main Event carries a $75 entry fee and offers $3,000 to the winner based on a full field of 198 entries. It includes three qualifying squads capped at 66 bowlers each, with five games of qualifying. From every squad, one in six automatically advances to the finals, then after the last qualifying squad additional high scores that have not already advanced are added to reach a one-in-five overall cut. Participants can cash twice, which may reduce the number of finalists. A seniors special is in place, sending the top two seniors who are not otherwise in the cut to the finals. In the finals, all qualifiers bowl four additional games, then the top 16 move into a best-of-five bracket. Seeds 1 through 4 receive two rounds of byes, seeds 5 through 8 receive one round of byes, and seeds 9 through 16 start immediately. Lanes are reoiled after every squad and before the finals. The Doubles event determines winners by total pins over four games, has a $100 team entry, and pays $800 for first based on 32 teams, with no reoil for this competition. Patterns are planned as follows... the Sweeper uses an oil ratio roughly in the 6-to-8-to-1 range, the Main Event targets about 3-to-5-to-1, and the Doubles runs on the burn. A $2-per-game roster is available, and brackets and pots run every squad. To be added to the roster, contact Beckie or Jeff.
Ripics Carousel LanesBook Sale
Swing by for a community book sale open to everyone. Hardcover books are $1 each, and paperbacks are 50 cents each. Kids’ hardcovers are 50 cents, and kids’ paperbacks are 25 cents.
Broome County Public LibrarySaturday in the Park
Enjoy a full day of music and community fun at Hickories Park in Owego. Saturday in the Park features live performances plus plenty of activities including food, vendors, a car show, and a hot air balloon. The event is all ages, with free parking available on site.
Hickories ParkWatch Us Change Us Community BBQ
Open to the public at no charge, this community BBQ at Glendale Park features face painting, a nail station, a tie dye station, barbers, braiders, and live music. Community resources will be available, and raffles will be offered for purchase.
Glendale ParkBROOKS BBQ FUNDRAISER
A drive-thru Brooks' Chicken BBQ offers a convenient pre-order option. The chicken meal is $16 and includes a chicken half, baked potato, coleslaw, and a dinner roll with butter. A chicken half only option is available for $11. Pre-sale tickets are available online. If tickets are not purchased in advance, meals will be served first come, first served until sold out, and day-of purchases are cash only.
Broome County Humane SocietyAugust Vendor Market at the Cider Mill
The Terracotta House is bringing a vendor market to the Cider Mill parking lot, featuring local artisans and vendors with plenty of small business shopping. Enjoy treats from the Cider Mill, including doughnuts, candy apples, cinnamon rolls, and more, as you browse. Admission is free and no ticket is required. The event is organized by Janel from The Terracotta House, so please direct questions to contacttheterracottahouse@gmail.com rather than the Cider Mill. Be cautious of spam or individuals falsely claiming to organize the market, as the organizer monitors and removes such comments to prevent confusion.
Cider MillMessy Mania Week
Yogi Bear’s™ Birthday sets the stage for a week of playful, wonderfully messy, pic-a-nic themed activities for families. Try hands-on food art and take in the campground food fight that staff and guests love. Kids can join a chocolate syrup water blaster showdown, zip down an oversized chocolate slide, and play a chocolate themed version of musical squares. Cooks can step into the Campground Food Competition to present their tastiest dishes for a chance to earn a special prize. Everything builds to a birthday celebration for Yogi Bear’s™, capping a week of delicious chaos and festive fun.
Binghamton Jellystone ParkColoring Club for Adults
Come unwind with other adults at a relaxed coloring session. The group is open to anyone who enjoys coloring for relaxation or creative expression. Feel free to bring your own coloring book and colored pencils, or use the materials provided by the library, including coloring pages, pencils, and crayons.
Broome County Public LibraryLiteracy Volunteers Basic Computer Classes
Get started with computers in this basic computer classes course from Literacy Volunteers of Broome and Tioga counties. It’s designed for people with little or no experience, and the lessons are tailored for your group, with up to 5 students. Topics may include computer basics, using Windows and managing files, getting comfortable on the internet, setting up and using email, and working with Microsoft Office or Google Docs, plus practical online tasks like signing up for accounts and submitting applications. Walk-ins are welcome, and after registration you may be scheduled to begin at a later date.
Broome County Public LibraryUWF Summer Picnic
Settle in for a laid back summer picnic at Lower Highland Park filled with conversation and community. Bring your own lunch and a drink, then relax with friends and meet new people. This welcoming gathering is open to all, inviting longtime members of Central as well as those just getting acquainted with the community to spend an afternoon together.
Central United Methodist Church80th Anniversary Birthday Block Party
Little Venice marks 80 years with a block party in the parking lot, celebrating the food, family, traditions, and community that have shaped it over eight decades. Expect beloved menu classics such as homemade pasta and the restaurant’s signature meat logs, along with desserts, wine, beer, and other beverages. Live music will set the tone throughout the gathering. It is a neighborhood-style salute to a longstanding Binghamton favorite and the many memories it has created, with more still to come.
Little Venice Parking LotREDFERRIN
Redferrin is bringing his live country concert to Touch of Texas in Binghamton, with special guests listed as TBA. Doors open at 6:00 PM, and table seating is available on a first-come basis. Cash only will be used for food and drink (an ATM is on site), and there’s a limited concert food menu. This show is for ages 16+ (with a responsible adult for guests under 21), and valid ID is required and will be held by staff for the duration of the show for under-21 guests and responsible parties.
Touch of TexasGusto! Italian Festival
The 19th annual GUSTO! Italian Festival brings a free-admission, family friendly celebration to Little Italy Endicott to mark the unofficial end of summer. Enjoy Italian cuisine, live music, games and activities for kids, and local beer and wine, then end the evening with a fireworks extravaganza. The music lineup and participating vendors will be announced.
Little ItalyCans 'n' Clams
The Cans 'n' Clams summer tradition returns with live music, food, and chilled canned drinks, featuring the new Carbliss vodka cocktail. The band for this week is Hi-Way Fruit Market.
Airport Inn Bar & GrillLaugh With Us Friday Night! Comedy Improv Show
Enjoy a lively night of unscripted comedy as the Puzzled Players Comedy Improv Theater turns audience suggestions into made-in-the-moment scenes, so every performance is one of a kind. This show features the long form improv team Expansion Pack, showcasing quick thinking and playful creativity throughout. Admission is $15, with free, well lit parking and low cost snacks available.
Puzzled Players TheaterAction Pistol Match
Join the Action Pistol Match at Tioga County Sportsmen's Association for a competitive handgun shooting match where both accuracy and speed matter. The day includes multiple stages that mix precision shooting with movement, position changes, and shooting from different distances. It is designed to test steady fundamentals as well as quick, decisive shots in a match setting.
Tioga County Sportsmen's AssociationMusic on Your Porch Day
Music on Your Porch Day brings a neighborhood soundtrack as nearby porches fill the air with music. Alongside the tunes, a sale in the parking lot invites browsing of furniture, clothing, toys, kitchen items, books, decor, and other finds, with food trucks serving tasty options. It is a chance to connect with neighbors, share a laugh, pick up a few treasures, and dance a little. The festivities support WBDY.
Bundy Museum Annex TheaterGBSC First Annual Cultural Festival
This family-friendly celebration fills the day with cultural vendors, tasty food, lively dances, music, shopping, and bounce houses. It honors Broome County’s diversity as people from many backgrounds come together to appreciate one another. Vendors, musicians, and dancers are still being accepted, and inquiries for participation are welcome.
Greater Binghamton Sports ComplexCompletely Booked Book Fair & Pizza Party
Celebrate hitting your summer reading goal with a completely booked book fair and pizza party at WSKG Studios. You can browse vendors and tattoo artists, grab beverages for purchase, and enjoy pizza as you celebrate your progress.
WSKG Public MediaRoad to the Rink Classic
Join the Freeze 10UA Kickball Tournament for a fun, family-friendly day at the Road to the Rink Kickball Classic. The event features an all-day schedule of 16-team, double-elimination adult kickball on multiple fields, with competitive and recreational teams welcome. There will be basket raffles, prize giveaways, food and concessions, music and games, and a designated kids kickball and play area for younger children (details on age groups and game times will be announced). The day’s activities help support the 10U A travel hockey team by covering tournament, travel, ice time, and team development costs.
Otsiningo ParkBinghamton Porchfest
The Cat Daddies team up with Gritty Lowdown for a performance at Binghamton Porchfest. Additional information will be shared as it becomes available.
Home Brew
Home Brew presents a free tribute to the music of the Grateful Dead, live in the Abel's Party Pavilion at Abel's Pub.
Abel's PubKinky Pinkies
Kinky Pinkies will perform live as part of Binghamton Porchfest. The official schedule, including set time and location details, will be announced by Porchfest.
Binghamton PorchfestThe Hungry Ear
Join Judy McMahon and her 'Hungry Ear' readers for dramatic short story readings. It’s a “cocktail hour for the mind,” with entertaining performances centered on great stories.
Broome County Public LibraryAutism at the Ballpark!
An evening for the autism community to come together, connect with other families, and enjoy a baseball game in a dedicated judgment free section. A free family four pack is available for those with autism.
Binghamton Rumble PoniesMended Hearts
UHS Heart & Vascular Services hosts the local Mended Hearts chapter for an every-other-month meeting at the UHS Heart & Vascular Institute. Mended Hearts is a patient support group that offers encouragement, shares information on cardiovascular health, and supports heart-healthy living for people managing heart disease and their families. The gathering takes place in the waiting room on the second floor. It is free and open to the public, and registration is not required.
UHS Heart & Vascular InstituteGlow Crazy - Outer Space Invasion Weekend
Families can launch into a glow-filled space adventure at Binghamton Jellystone Park TM in the Space Station, with activities and nighttime fun before it transforms into Scare Station for Halloween. Kids can take aim in Asteroid Knockdown, dodge flying meteors during Meteor Toss Dodgeball, show off throws in the UFO Frisbee Challenge, and play a radiant round of Glow-in-the-Dark Four Square. Galaxy Mini Golf features neon balls and a few glowing holes set up right inside the Space Station. After dark, the glow keeps going with a golf cart parade, a blacklight dance party, and the Glow Hey, Hey, Hey Wagon Ride.
Binghamton Jellystone ParkTri-Cities Youth Choir Auditions
Group auditions invite singers ages 10 to 18 to be part of a new youth choir program. Through weekly rehearsals led by experienced music educators, participants strengthen vocal technique, musicianship, music reading, and sight-reading in a welcoming, supportive setting. There is no cost for accepted students, made possible by support from the Broome County Youth Bureau. Rehearsals take place at the Tri-Cities Opera Center, and singers may appear in Tri-Cities Opera productions as members of the Children’s Chorus, along with holiday and community performances during the season. Potential appearances include Hansel & Gretel and Red, White and Blue Christmas at the Tri-Cities Opera Center, community caroling, and future works such as La Bohème at the Forum Theatre.
Tri-Cities Opera CenterJeffrey Wahl: Exclusive Solo Recital
International recorder virtuoso Jeffrey R. Wahl appears in an intimate solo recital in the ballroom of the Phelps Mansion Museum in Binghamton, joined by pianist John Isenberg. The historic setting offers an atmosphere well suited to the repertoire and its period color. The program travels across four centuries, from 17th century variations by Jacob van Eyck to jazz influenced works by Claude Bolling. Highlights include Richard Harvey’s Concerto Incantato, showcasing a spectrum of recorders from the bright sopranino to the warm tenor, and a demanding sonata by Peter Hope. The performance concludes with spirited jazz selections that spotlight the recorder’s expressive range. Wahl’s background spans leadership of the U.S. Navy Choir at major ceremonies, a headlining appearance at St. Paul’s in London’s West End, and a solo series at Washington National Cathedral. He has premiered new works at the International Poe Festival and taught master classes in Germany, Canada, Russia, and the United Kingdom. He is the founder and artistic director of the Binghamton Baroque Orchestra, and his work encompasses performance, conducting, composition, and theater direction. He served 11 years in the United States Navy, retiring as a Chief Petty Officer with multiple commendations. Tickets are $35 in advance and $40 at the door. Seating is limited due to the intimate size of the ballroom.
Phelps Mansion MuseumBroome Bands Together-West
Part of the Broome Bands Together West summer concert series, this free, family-friendly performance at Grippen Community Park features The Yada Yadas. Attendees are welcome to bring a chair or blanket and enjoy the music with friends and family, and food and drinks will be available. CHOW will accept nonperishable food and monetary donations, with collection bins placed around the event area. Presented by Broome County Parks.
Grippen Community ParkMad Scientist Lab Experiments Gone Wrong Weekend
Turn a getaway at Binghamton Jellystone Park into a playful science adventure for all ages. Throughout the weekend, budding researchers can mix, test, and discover through messy, silly activities filled with surprises. Kids can make their own slime at a special station, guess what is in the mystery goo, and dash through a lab coat relay. Young inventors can also present their boldest ideas during the Science Fair Showdown for a chance to earn bragging rights. It is a hands-on celebration of curiosity with laughter, experiments, and science gone wild.
Binghamton Jellystone Park2nd Annual UE Cheer Purses & Prizes Bingo
Celebrate the second year of this UE Cheer fundraiser with a Bingo Through the Decades theme at Our Lady of Good Counsel. The event features 20 games with chances to win purses and other prizes, plus special activities that benefit the program. An individual ticket is 42 dollars and includes 20 bingo boards with a dauber, entry into door prize drawings, and drinks. A table reservation is 300 dollars for eight guests and includes 23 boards per person, a dauber for each guest, two bottles of champagne at the table, entry into door prize drawings, and drinks. Additional highlights include a 50/50 drawing and raffle baskets, and food and desserts will be available for purchase. A table decorating contest will award a first place prize and a runner up prize. Guests must be 21 or older. All sales are final with no refunds. The ticketing checkout includes an optional donation field that can be set to zero by choosing Other.
Our Lady of Good Counsel Endicott NYEndicott Apple Fest 2026
A daylong festival celebrating New York State's official fruit features live music, an area for kids, fresh food, and a large lineup of vendors.
Washington Ave, Endicott, NY 13760, United StatesBroome Arts Festival
An outdoor, single-day celebration presented by Broome County Arts Council, the Broome Arts Festival brings local art, live music, and food to State Street in downtown Binghamton. Attendees can explore showcases from artists and arts organizations, enjoy performances, and take part in family-friendly arts activities, all in honor of the community’s creative spirit.
State St, Binghamton, NY 13901, United StatesVillage of Endicott Public Mtg
Take part in a public meeting in the Village of Endicott focused on community participation alongside other leaders.
Village Of EndicottUHS Trauma & Injury Prevention Car Seat Safety Check Event
UHS Trauma & Injury Prevention teams up with Broome County Traffic Safety to present a free community car seat safety check as part of Child Passenger Safety Week. Families can meet with certified Child Passenger Safety Technicians who will review how seats are installed, answer questions, and provide hands-on instruction to support safe travel for children. The checkup takes place in the UHS Gastroenterology/Dr. Ramanujan Parking Lot. No appointment is necessary. Expect complimentary seat inspections, guidance on proper installation and daily use, education on selecting restraints that fit a child's age and size, and individualized recommendations. Technicians are nationally certified through Safe Kids Worldwide, and approximately 10 UHS staff members hold this credential. Whether fitting a seat for the first time or moving to the next stage, this event offers practical reassurance with each inspection.
UHS Binghamton General HospitalFallin' for Pumpkin Fun Weekend
Binghamton Jellystone Park hosts its first official fall celebration, offering a cozy weekend filled with pumpkin themed fun for families. The centerpiece is a whimsical pumpkin patch experience that begins with the tale of how it was discovered, followed by planting pretend seeds and a wagon ride to the field. Once there, participants can decorate pumpkins to look like jack o lanterns and enter a friendly painting contest. The excitement continues with Pumpkin Chunkin powered by a giant catapult, plus pumpkin races and pumpkin bowling, along with additional seasonal activities. A mix of storytelling, hands on crafts, and playful competition sets a warm tone for welcoming autumn.
Binghamton Jellystone ParkLivvy's Light & Legacy 3rd Annual Benefit
Hosted at Airport Inn Bar & Grill, the third annual Livvy’s Light benefit brings the community together to remember Olivia and carry forward the mission inspired by her spirit. The event features live music from Rich Birdsall and Spins-A-Lot Entertainment, a 50/50, basket raffles, a silent auction, and door prizes that include cash awards of $1,000, $500, and $250. Food and drinks will be available for purchase. Admission is a $10 donation for adults, with free entry for anyone under 18. Proceeds support the Olivia Marie Hill Foundation, which empowers and uplifts youth in the community, honoring Olivia’s legacy.
Airport Inn Bar & GrillStraight Up - “Piano Based Classic Rock & Swing”
Straight Up brings a piano based mix of classic rock and swing to Thirsty's Tavern, showcasing well loved songs.
Thirsty's TavernPassionate Discovery
Broome County Forum Theatre hosts opening night for the Philharmonic with a sweeping program of classics. Hear Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Overture to Don Giovanni in the Busoni arrangement, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet, and Florence Price’s Symphony No. 1. Tickets range from $29 to $75, and children 17 and under attend free.
Broome County Forum TheatrePuzzle Race For the Records
A record-setting celebration of puzzles takes center stage with three ambitious attempts. The goals are to form a massive human jigsaw piece, gather the most signatures on a puzzle, and complete an unsorted 40,000 piece Ravensburger puzzle in under eight hours. For the human jigsaw, the aim is 3,000 participants standing together in the shape of a puzzle piece. Instructions for lining up are provided in the registration packet. The group will be moved into formation quickly, hold the shape for five minutes while aerial photography and judging take place, then disperse in an orderly way with most participants continuing on to the arena. Admission requires the purple event T-shirt and badge. The signatures challenge is straightforward, with attendees adding their names as organizers work toward at least 1,000 signatures. A special guest may announce when the milestone is reached. The 40k build features ten stations with sorting trays and dedicated build areas, led by station captains. The puzzle comes straight from the box as ten panels and ten bags of pieces. Teams sort, assemble, and cheer together, making it a collaborative effort and a welcoming way to meet fellow puzzle enthusiasts.
Visions Veterans Memorial ArenaWalk to End Alzheimer's - Binghamton
With new treatments emerging in the fight against Alzheimer’s and all other dementia, the Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Binghamton centers on hope and momentum. It marks a moment to recognize progress and focus attention on these diseases.
Mirabito Stadium6th Annual Ride for Richie
The 6th annual Ride for Richie welcomes both motorcycles and cars for a group ride that will start and finish at American Legion Post 1305. Hosted by Michelle Lupo, the day includes riding along with food, raffles, and live music. Coolers are not permitted. Ride for Richie is a nonprofit with 501(c)(3) status pending. For questions or to donate a raffle item, call or text 607-205-7534. Additional details will be shared as they become available.
Broadway in Binghamton Season Subscription B
Broadway in Binghamton’s Season Subscription B offers a multi-show package at the Broome County Forum Theatre featuring Mystic Pizza, The Bodyguard, the musical, Beetlejuice, The Wiz, and Hadestown. Tickets are designated for Will Call, and the venue will mail them at a later date.
Broome County Forum TheatreCandy, Candy & More Candy Sweet Tooth Lovers Weekend
At Binghamton Jellystone Park, a candy-themed weekend unfolds with costumes, confections, and playful thrills. Costumes are encouraged for a park-wide trick-or-treat extravaganza, a lively Candy Toss, and a giant life-sized game of Candyland. The pumpkin patch experience adds even more fun... hear the tale behind the magical patch, sow enchanted seeds, ride a wagon to choose a pumpkin, then paint it jack-o-lantern style for a contest. After nightfall, the Haunted House turns up the chills with plenty of scares. A family-friendly escape for anyone with a serious sweet tooth.
Binghamton Jellystone ParkLet's Get Spooky Weekend (Columbus Day 10-12)
Spend the long Columbus Day weekend at Binghamton Jellystone Park TM with a Halloween themed celebration. Costumes are encouraged for trick or treating around the lake. Daytime activities include seasonal games, carnival style fun, and candy adventures. Younger guests can take the Behind the Haunt Tours to see the haunted house without the scares. After dark, the haunted house shifts to full fright with spooky surprises at every turn. A magical pumpkin patch rounds out the experience with storytime, seed planting, wagon rides, and jack o lantern painting.
Binghamton Jellystone ParkChamplain Trio
Champlain Trio performs at Phelps Mansion Museum with violinist Letitia Quante, cellist Emily Taubl, and pianist Hiromi Fukuda. Recognized as a leading ensemble from Vermont, the group presents a concert for violin, cello, and piano. Tickets are $34.
Phelps Mansion MuseumBOO-gie Bash Weekend
BOO-gie Bash transforms Binghamton Jellystone Park TM into a Halloween getaway filled with costumes, games, and character fun. Pack a costume for trick or treating and for a Monster Mash dance party featuring Yogi Bear TM, Boo Boo TM, and Cindy Bear TM. A Halloween costume contest will crown the funniest, scariest, and most creative looks. Try pumpkin themed games like Pumpkin Tic-Tac-Toe and Pumpkin Ring Toss. Visit the pumpkin patch for storytime, seed planting, wagon rides, and jack-o-lantern painting. When night falls, the Haunted House turns up the scares, and during the day the Behind the Haunt activity offers a not so spooky behind the scenes look.
Binghamton Jellystone Park2026 Fall Rummage Sale
Discover great finds while supporting a compassionate cause at a fall rummage sale benefiting animals. Donations of clean, lightly used items in good shape are welcome, including household goods, home decor, and other unique pieces. Please avoid bringing books, clothing, exercise equipment, computers, or TVs. Parking is easy. All proceeds are dedicated to providing food, medical care, and fresh starts for animals.
American Legion Post 802nd Annual Fall Fun Fest
Celebrate the season with a family-friendly afternoon of community and connection in Binghamton, New York. Hosted by I am She Ministries, this second annual gathering is free to attend and features local vendors, community resource organizations, tasty food, live music, special performances, games, activities for all ages, and giveaways. In partnership with CHOW, the event will collect non-perishable food to support local families, with barrels on site for donations. Applications are open for the chili cook off, community resource organizations, performers, vendors, and volunteers. Whether you want to browse local goods, enjoy entertainment, connect with helpful services, give back, or spend time with family and friends, there are options for every interest.
Binghamton, New YorkVillage of Endicott Public Mtg
A public meeting at Village Of Endicott invites community members to take part in a conversation with local leaders. It offers a chance to engage with leadership and be involved in community matters.
Village Of EndicottBroome Bands Together-West
Broome Bands Together presents a free, family-friendly concert at Grippen Community Park featuring live music from Fifth Gear Overdrive. Pack a chair or blanket and enjoy the music with friends or family. Refreshments will be available. CHOW will accept nonperishable food and monetary donations, with donation bins placed around the event area. Presented by Broome County Parks.
Grippen Community ParkGreg Neff Live at Nips
Settle in for an easygoing evening as Greg Neff performs acoustic songs from the 1960s and 1970s. Pair the music with food and drinks and enjoy time with friends.
Witch Way to the Candy Weekend
At Binghamton Jellystone Park TM, families can dress in costumes and witch hats for a candy-filled celebration. Trick-or-treating takes place all around the lake, and the Magic Pumpkin Patch offers the chance to plant enchanted seeds, ride in a pumpkin wagon, and paint jack-o-lanterns. Participants can search for missing ingredients in the Witches Brew Scavenger Hunt, then get creative at the Wand Making Workshop and Potion Making Station. Little witches can test broomstick balance in the Witches Broomstick Race and show their style in the Dress Like a Witch Relay. A haunted house rounds out the fun, gentle during the day and scarier at night.
Binghamton Jellystone ParkHaunted Hollywood
At Broome County Forum Theatre, the symphony embraces Hollywood chills with a playful, spooky program. Andrew Greene appears as guest conductor, guiding a double feature of Buster Keaton’s The Haunted House and Laurel and Hardy’s Habeas Corpus alongside ragtime favorites suited to the season. Costumes fit the spirit of the night, a quick treat at intermission adds to the fun, and a gleeful scream would not be out of place. Tickets range from $29 to $75, and admission is free for kids 17 and under.
Broome County Forum TheatreHome Brew - Grateful Dead Tribute - Free Show!
Favorite Grateful Dead songs are performed live at Thirsty's Tavern. Food is available along with a wide selection of drinks. A friendly crowd of friends adds to the atmosphere.
Thirsty's TavernVINES: On-Site Workshop: Putting the Garden to Bed for Winter 10/24/26
This on-site workshop shares practical guidance for winding down the gardening season and preparing your plot for a strong start next season. It is free and open to the public, and a voluntary donation of $5 to $10 is appreciated.
Oak Street Community GardenGraveyard Gala Zombies Lovers Closing Weekend
Graveyard Gala at Binghamton Jellystone Park offers a Halloween-filled closing weekend as the Bears are tucked in for winter. Attendees can enjoy a final round of trick-or-treating, haunted house thrills, and the Magic Pumpkin Patch. Activities include Zombie Tag to test survival skills, a pumpkin smashing session, and a scavenger hunt for zombie body parts. A thank-you sendoff features 50% off store purchases and activities, plus an end-of-year pizza party and ice cream social. A spirited farewell before winter.
Binghamton Jellystone Park