Events in Triple Cities today

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).

A beginner-friendly group run that covers about 5 kilometers. Runners of all pace levels are welcome.

Feeling stressed or overwhelmed? Join a guided meditation session where you can unwind and let the cares of the day fade away.

Devon Lawton returns to Kelly's Sports Bar for a solo performance and a lively night of fun.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Take advantage of a Tuesday special with a large cheese pizza for $14, available for lunch or dinner.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

At the Little Italy Farmers Market, meet artisans, farmers, and bakers as Greg Neff performs acoustic classics from the 60s and 70s.

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.

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.

Stop in for a family movie day at the library. Refreshments will be served, and children must be accompanied by an adult.

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.

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.