March Events

Ganondagan State Historic Site in Victor, NY (18 miles southeast of Rochester) is the only state park in New York devoted entirely to indigenous American history and culture. Walk in the Park visited Ganondagan on September 21, 2019 for their annual Living History Day, with Haudenosaunee people dressed in 17th century dress explaining the history and ways of Ganondagan and their people at that time. This takes place in the full-scale bark longhouse. In their museum, the Seneca Art and Culture Center, Friends of Ganondagan demonstrate ancient arts and skills, while others demonstrate traditional cooking, archery and other life crafts in stations near the longhouse. Find out more about Ganondagan. 

We round out this encore episode (227) with scenes from the September 2019 Ithaca Climate March, which occurred with thousands of such events around the world.

Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access television series produced in Ithaca NY for cablecast on Ithaca channel 13, by Owl Gorge Productions, a Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance partner.

Join us at the Grayhaven Motel Friday March 1st for “Herstory and Theirstory, as Told Through Sports”, a solo show by Brooke Lange, that takes the viewer on a journey to different places and times in human history, guided by mixed media collage pieces made of and installed on found items. Using primary and secondary found resources, the artist explores the evolving position and perception of women and non-binary individuals in society throughout history, as shown through sports. Brooke Lange is an artist and writer living in Ithaca, New York. “Herstory and Theirstory, as Told Through Sports” is on display at Grayhaven Motel Lounge with the Inlet Valley Arts Center throughout Women’s History Month (March 2024).

Join us at Barnstormer Winery this winter on Friday evenings from 5pm – 8pm, for our annual Happy Hour, Live Music & Caterer series! Running February, March, and April, we feature musicians who write and perform all original music. Enjoy Barnstormer wine, local beer and craft cocktails, along with locally sourced & seasonally fresh pop-up catering menus each week by our good friends at DEAN LANE CATERING.

Updated menus on our Facebook event page weekly!

No Cover and Family Friendly for our Friday Happy Hours! Seating is based on a first come first served basis, with large group reservations being the exception if you have 8 or more and call in advance, to reserve space for your group to guarantee seatings.

Local musicians performing all original music!

Friday, February 2nd Joe & Rena
Friday, February 9th Mike Lucey
Friday, February 16th River Lynch
Friday, February 23rd Tim Braley
Friday, March 1st JP Payton
Friday, March 8th Levi Gangi
Friday, March 15th Rena Guinn
Friday, March 22nd Charlie Rietz
Friday, March 29th James Calleo
Friday, April 5th John Horne
Friday, April 12th Scott Tremolo
Friday, April 19th John Krieg
Friday, April 26th Charlie Rietz

Parking fills up fast so try and carpool as well.

Don’t miss it!

Have a larger group (8 or more)? Please give us a call in advance at 607-243-4008 and we can reserve a space for you! 

Ganondagan State Historic Site in Victor, NY (18 miles southeast of Rochester) is the only state park in New York devoted entirely to indigenous American history and culture. Walk in the Park visited Ganondagan on September 21, 2019 for their annual Living History Day, with Haudenosaunee people dressed in 17th century dress explaining the history and ways of Ganondagan and their people at that time. This takes place in the full-scale bark longhouse. In their museum, the Seneca Art and Culture Center, Friends of Ganondagan demonstrate ancient arts and skills, while others demonstrate traditional cooking, archery and other life crafts in stations near the longhouse. Find out more about Ganondagan. 

We round out this encore episode (227) with scenes from the September 2019 Ithaca Climate March, which occurred with thousands of such events around the world.

Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access television series produced in Ithaca NY for cablecast on Ithaca channel 13, by Owl Gorge Productions, a Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance partner.

The Clemens Center and John G. Ullman & Associates Foundation, Inc. 2023-24 Family Connex Series presents

Tri-Cities Opera
PAPAGAYO!
A Sensory-Friendly Performance

Saturday, March 2, 2024 at 2:00pm

Tri-Cities Opera welcomes you to a rainforest filled with bright animal characters and puppets aplenty! Papagayo is a story of celebrating differences and working together. When the hungry Moon Dog threatens their beloved moon, Papagayo helps to save the day and encourage the night creatures to see him in a new light!

This is a 45-minute Sensory-Friendly performance for children and adults with autism spectrum disorders or any sensory or social cognitive disorders.

Adjustments to the production include:

– house lights dimmed (but not off),
– no strobes or flashing lights
– consistent sound volume,
– explanation of what will be seen and heard – narrators in the story
– quiet areas in the venue,(namely, Mandeville Hall)
– fidgets welcome
– audience encouraged to talk and react,
– ability to leave your seats.
– If a customer need to use a specific electronic device, such as an iPad, to help with their – enjoyment of the show, they are allowed and customer is asked to inform the ushers as they enter the theatre.

Get outside this winter with the Montezuma Audubon Center at Hunt Country Vineyards (4021 Italy Hill Road, Branchport, NY 14418). An Audubon Educator will lead a guided leisure hike through Hunt Country's vineyard trails to explore what birds and wildlife are hanging out. After our excursion, we will warm up in the tasting room for a glass of wine and soup. While you are enjoying your wine and soup, Daena Ford from Braddock Bay Raptor Research will give a presentation on her live bird of prey ambassadors for an up-close experience of her raptor friends. Participants are welcome to stay at the winery for more tasting experiences, extra glasses, and light snacks to enjoy this winter day. This event is 21+ and winery staff may ask for identification. A majority of this program will take place outside so please dress accordingly.