Sweet Creations Annual Gingerbread Display

Through January 1, 2023

PLUS:

• Festive Decor
• Holiday Films
• Online Auctions

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Walk in the Park is a free, non-commercial, half-hour, public access TV series featuring parks and sights around the Finger Lakes region. It is produced for the public by Owl Gorge Productions, a partner business in the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance. 

In this era of climate disequilibrium, we still have gotten some cold winters. That was the case in 2014, when this encore episode (68) was recorded. Ice abounded from the Great Lakes to the Finger Lakes to the big waterfalls around Ithaca, NY. We explore these wonders from space, from the sky, and from the ground. Niagara Falls, Chimney Bluffs, Cayuga Lake, Taughannock Falls State Park, Ithaca Falls, Buttermilk Falls State Park, and Lucifer Falls in Robert H. Treman State Park, all near Ithaca. Why has our winter been so cold? Why don’t Seneca Lake and Cayuga Lake normally freeze over while the other nine Finger Lakes do freeze? See big waterfalls trapped in ice. Many thanks for photographs from NASA, Steve Knapp of Keukaview Photography and the Penn Yan Flying Club, Bill Hecht,  Photography 4d, and Nigel Peter Benson Kent. This episode 68 was recorded March 12, 2014

Got a bedtime to catch before midnight? Attend one of our Noon Years programs so that your littlest ones get to celebrate too!

Join us on New Years Eve and New Years Day to celebrate traditions practiced around the world!

PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES:

• Noon Years Celebration (Dec. 31 & Jan. 1): Celebrate New Years around the world with your littlest ones!
• Passports (Dec. 31 Only): Grab a passport and collect stamps from around the world by completing activities!
• Noon Countdown (Dec. 31 Only): Join us for a countdown with a grand finale of an ending (Location TBD).
• Frozen Bubbles (Dec. 31 Only): Freeze a moment in time making frozen bubbles.
• A Year on Other Planets (Dec. 31 Only): How long is a year on other planets compared to our calendar year?
• Lucky Colors: Learn what colors bring you luck into the New Year from different cultures.
• Resolution Table: Make resolutions for your 2023.
• Westerly Winds: Make your own weathervane to test which way the wind is blowing.
• And more!

ABOUT THE EVENT

• Museum & Science Center
• December 31, 2022 – January 1, 2023
• 11am–3pm, every day

PRICING

• Tickets are included with general admission! 

Follow the link below to purchase admission for the days you plan to visit.

PURCHASE ADMISSION

Looking for an intimate way to celebrate the coming of a new year? With packages beginning at $319 (based on room type), you can ring in the New Year in comfort AND class.

Overnight Stay Includes:

A Bottle of Glenora sparkling wine

$50 Gift Card for Veraisons Restaurant

Hot Breakfast Buffet on New Years Day

Late Check-out for a leisurely morning

Already have midnight plans? Join us for dinner before you head to your NYE celebrations! Veraisons Restaurant is open for reservations 5-9 pm.

Looking for an intimate way to celebrate the coming of a new year? With packages beginning at $319 (based on room type), you can ring in the New Year in comfort AND class.

Overnight Stay Includes:

A Bottle of Glenora sparkling wine

$50 Gift Card for Veraisons Restaurant

Hot Breakfast Buffet on New Years Day

Late Check-out for a leisurely morning

Already have midnight plans?

Join us for dinner before you head to your NYE celebrations! Veraisons Restaurant is open for reservations 5-9 pm.

Happy New Year!

Walk in the Park is a free, non-commercial, half-hour, public access TV series featuring parks and sights around the Finger Lakes region. It is produced for the public by Owl Gorge Productions, a partner business in the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance. 

In this era of climate disequilibrium, we still have gotten some cold winters. That was the case in 2014, when this encore episode (68) was recorded. Ice abounded from the Great Lakes to the Finger Lakes to the big waterfalls around Ithaca, NY. We explore these wonders from space, from the sky, and from the ground. Niagara Falls, Chimney Bluffs, Cayuga Lake, Taughannock Falls State Park, Ithaca Falls, Buttermilk Falls State Park, and Lucifer Falls in Robert H. Treman State Park, all near Ithaca. Why has our winter been so cold? Why don’t Seneca Lake and Cayuga Lake normally freeze over while the other nine Finger Lakes do freeze? See big waterfalls trapped in ice. Many thanks for photographs from NASA, Steve Knapp of Keukaview Photography and the Penn Yan Flying Club, Bill Hecht,  Photography 4d, and Nigel Peter Benson Kent. This episode 68 was recorded March 12, 2014

Walk in the Park is a free, non-commercial, half-hour, public access TV series featuring parks and sights around the Finger Lakes region. It is produced for the public by Owl Gorge Productions, a partner business in the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance. 

In this era of climate disequilibrium, we still have gotten some cold winters. That was the case in 2014, when this encore episode (68) was recorded. Ice abounded from the Great Lakes to the Finger Lakes to the big waterfalls around Ithaca, NY. We explore these wonders from space, from the sky, and from the ground. Niagara Falls, Chimney Bluffs, Cayuga Lake, Taughannock Falls State Park, Ithaca Falls, Buttermilk Falls State Park, and Lucifer Falls in Robert H. Treman State Park, all near Ithaca. Why has our winter been so cold? Why don’t Seneca Lake and Cayuga Lake normally freeze over while the other nine Finger Lakes do freeze? See big waterfalls trapped in ice. Many thanks for photographs from NASA, Steve Knapp of Keukaview Photography and the Penn Yan Flying Club, Bill Hecht,  Photography 4d, and Nigel Peter Benson Kent. This episode 68 was recorded March 12, 2014

Walk in the Park is a free, non-commercial, half-hour, public access TV series featuring parks and sights around the Finger Lakes region. It is produced for the public by Owl Gorge Productions, a partner business in the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance. 

In this era of climate disequilibrium, we still have gotten some cold winters. That was the case in 2014, when this encore episode (68) was recorded. Ice abounded from the Great Lakes to the Finger Lakes to the big waterfalls around Ithaca, NY. We explore these wonders from space, from the sky, and from the ground. Niagara Falls, Chimney Bluffs, Cayuga Lake, Taughannock Falls State Park, Ithaca Falls, Buttermilk Falls State Park, and Lucifer Falls in Robert H. Treman State Park, all near Ithaca. Why has our winter been so cold? Why don’t Seneca Lake and Cayuga Lake normally freeze over while the other nine Finger Lakes do freeze? See big waterfalls trapped in ice. Many thanks for photographs from NASA, Steve Knapp of Keukaview Photography and the Penn Yan Flying Club, Bill Hecht,  Photography 4d, and Nigel Peter Benson Kent. This episode 68 was recorded March 12, 2014

Walk in the Park is a free, non-commercial, half-hour, public access TV series featuring parks and sights around the Finger Lakes region. It is produced for the public by Owl Gorge Productions, a partner business in the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance. 

In this era of climate disequilibrium, we still have gotten some cold winters. That was the case in 2014, when this encore episode (68) was recorded. Ice abounded from the Great Lakes to the Finger Lakes to the big waterfalls around Ithaca, NY. We explore these wonders from space, from the sky, and from the ground. Niagara Falls, Chimney Bluffs, Cayuga Lake, Taughannock Falls State Park, Ithaca Falls, Buttermilk Falls State Park, and Lucifer Falls in Robert H. Treman State Park, all near Ithaca. Why has our winter been so cold? Why don’t Seneca Lake and Cayuga Lake normally freeze over while the other nine Finger Lakes do freeze? See big waterfalls trapped in ice. Many thanks for photographs from NASA, Steve Knapp of Keukaview Photography and the Penn Yan Flying Club, Bill Hecht,  Photography 4d, and Nigel Peter Benson Kent. This episode 68 was recorded March 12, 2014

Walk in the Park is a free, non-commercial, half-hour, public access TV series featuring parks and sights around the Finger Lakes region. It is produced for the public by Owl Gorge Productions, a partner business in the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance. 

In this era of climate disequilibrium, we still have gotten some cold winters. That was the case in 2014, when this encore episode (68) was recorded. Ice abounded from the Great Lakes to the Finger Lakes to the big waterfalls around Ithaca, NY. We explore these wonders from space, from the sky, and from the ground. Niagara Falls, Chimney Bluffs, Cayuga Lake, Taughannock Falls State Park, Ithaca Falls, Buttermilk Falls State Park, and Lucifer Falls in Robert H. Treman State Park, all near Ithaca. Why has our winter been so cold? Why don’t Seneca Lake and Cayuga Lake normally freeze over while the other nine Finger Lakes do freeze? See big waterfalls trapped in ice. Many thanks for photographs from NASA, Steve Knapp of Keukaview Photography and the Penn Yan Flying Club, Bill Hecht,  Photography 4d, and Nigel Peter Benson Kent. This episode 68 was recorded March 12, 2014

Walk in the Park is a free, non-commercial, half-hour, public access TV series featuring parks and sights around the Finger Lakes region. It is produced for the public by Owl Gorge Productions, a partner business in the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance. 

In this era of climate disequilibrium, we still have gotten some cold winters. That was the case in 2014, when this encore episode (68) was recorded. Ice abounded from the Great Lakes to the Finger Lakes to the big waterfalls around Ithaca, NY. We explore these wonders from space, from the sky, and from the ground. Niagara Falls, Chimney Bluffs, Cayuga Lake, Taughannock Falls State Park, Ithaca Falls, Buttermilk Falls State Park, and Lucifer Falls in Robert H. Treman State Park, all near Ithaca. Why has our winter been so cold? Why don’t Seneca Lake and Cayuga Lake normally freeze over while the other nine Finger Lakes do freeze? See big waterfalls trapped in ice. Many thanks for photographs from NASA, Steve Knapp of Keukaview Photography and the Penn Yan Flying Club, Bill Hecht,  Photography 4d, and Nigel Peter Benson Kent. This episode 68 was recorded March 12, 2014

Winter is wonderful at GCV&M! 

Beginning on Sunday, January 8, and running throughout January and February of 2023, the GCV&M’s Meeting Center and Nature Trails will be open to visitors from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. for Winter Nature Sundays! 2023 Winter Nature Sundays will take place on January 8, 15, 22, 29, February 5, 12, 19, and 26. Plus, we’ll be offering Spring Nature Sundays on select dates throughout March and April – stay tuned for more information! 

Visitors can enjoy sledding on the Great Meadow, walks in the Historic Village (please note, paths may be slippery and buildings will not be open), snowshoeing in the wintery woods, cross-country skiing (please bring your own skis), warm beverages and snacks in the toasty Meeting Center, and more! Tickets for Nature Sundays can be purchased online in advance or at the door (check-in at the Meeting Center). 

Plus, thanks to support from the Rochester-Area Community Foundation, Nature Sunday on Sunday, Jan. 22, will offer FREE admission for all! 

Learn more and purchase tickets online: https://www.gcv.org/event/winter-nature-sundays/ 

Join fellow educators for an evening out exploring the RMSC! Warm up with a tasty treat while networking with local educators. You’ll get access to explore the endless learning opportunities offered by the RMSC! There’s a lot to learn and we want you to leave prepared with the countless ways our programs can complement your classroom teaching.

Throughout the evening, engage in RMSC experiences that will ignite the curiosity of your students – explore exhibits, catch a live science demo, or try your hand at a variety of standards-aligned field trips activities–from animal adaptations, to the science of sound, to clean energy engineering challenges! You’ll even have the chance to plan your field trip with staff on-site to set up a reservation and answer any questions you may have.

WHAT TO EXPECT:

• Check in at the Welcome Desk upon arrival
• Snag some deals in the RMSC Gift Shop (Psst! Members receive 10% off)
• Stop by the Guest Services table to talk with RMSC staff about booking field trips, buses, scholarships, and much more
• Make a splash! Tour our brand-new permanent exhibit: Wonders of Water
• Enjoy a snack and beverage to fuel your exploration of the RMSC
• Learn about our outreach programs and Live Science Shows in the Bausch Auditorium
• Check out our new Life Science Lab to discover field trip opportunities provided by the RMSC’s Cumming Nature Center in Naples
• Hear some good vibrations as you test out our Journey of Sound field trip in the new Physical Science Lab
• Meet some live animals and explore more field trip options in the Carlson Inquiry Room
• Watch datasets come to life in our Science on a Sphere theater and chat with an expert presenter
• See the singing 6’ Tesla Coils come to life in the Electricity Theater
• Try your hand at building a windmill on Mars in our new Technology Lab
• Network with other local educators 

ABOUT THE EVENT

• Museum & Science Center
• January 12, 2023
• 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm

REGISTRATION

Register ahead and you could win a class field trip!

When you register ahead of the evening, you will automatically be entered into a drawing to win a class field trip of up to 30 kids to RMSC! But remember, the winner must be present at the Open House to win.

This event is FREE for educators, but registration is required.

GET TICKETS

Register online or call 585.697.1942
All winners must be present at Open House to win.

SCOUTS DAY OUT

Calling all Scouts! Come visit the RMSC Museum & Science Center at a reduced rate for you and your family. Enjoy all of our exhibits, the Electricity Theater, and our lab spaces with special activities just for Scouts. 

PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES:

• 3D Print Demo: Join us in the Tech Lab to watch 3D printing in real time and learn about how it’s done
• Mini Planetariums: Find us in the Physical Science Lab to make your own mini Planetarium to take home
• Animal Encounter: Meet some curious creatures in the Life Science Lab
• And more!

LOOKING FOR MORE SCOUT PROGRAMS?

EXPLORE MORE HERE

ABOUT THE EVENT

• Museum & Science Center
• January 14, 2023
• 9:00am – 5:00pm

PRICING

• Scouts:  $5
• Scout Family Members: $5
• RMSC Members: Free

GET TICKETS!

“Ice Jammed Ithaca!” on TV and online. Watch online at will at https://walkinthepark.tv, or on Ithaca cable channel 13, Half an hour in length.

In this episode of Walk in the Park (#66, recorded January 15, 2014), we take a look at the effects of deep freeze and thaw on the rigidly channelized creeks that cross the floodplain that the city of Ithaca, NY is built on, at the south end of Cayuga Lake in New York’s Finger Lakes region.

High water in Cascadilla and Fall Creeks encountered thick sheets of ice that broke up and formed dams at street bridges. Flood waters were then forced over the banks into the Fall Creek neighborhood. City crews used long-arm excavators to try to break up some of the ice dams, while some 200 volunteers filled sand bags for affected residents. See this through photographs, aerial photography, and video. Special thanks to Hilary Lambert of the Cayuga Lake Watershed Network, Photography 4d, Bill Hecht, and Ken Christopher Hill for some of the images and footage used here.

Walk in the Park is an Ithaca, NY, non-commercial, public access TV series produced by Tony Ingraham, Owl Gorge Productions Owlgorge.com, a partner business with the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance.

“Ice Jammed Ithaca!” on TV and online. Watch online at will at https://walkinthepark.tv, or on Ithaca cable channel 13, Half an hour in length.

In this episode of Walk in the Park (#66, recorded January 15, 2014), we take a look at the effects of deep freeze and thaw on the rigidly channelized creeks that cross the floodplain that the city of Ithaca, NY is built on, at the south end of Cayuga Lake in New York’s Finger Lakes region.

High water in Cascadilla and Fall Creeks encountered thick sheets of ice that broke up and formed dams at street bridges. Flood waters were then forced over the banks into the Fall Creek neighborhood. City crews used long-arm excavators to try to break up some of the ice dams, while some 200 volunteers filled sand bags for affected residents. See this through photographs, aerial photography, and video. Special thanks to Hilary Lambert of the Cayuga Lake Watershed Network, Photography 4d, Bill Hecht, and Ken Christopher Hill for some of the images and footage used here.

Walk in the Park is an Ithaca, NY, non-commercial, public access TV series produced by Tony Ingraham, Owl Gorge Productions Owlgorge.com, a partner business with the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance.

Fridays just got better!

Veraisons Restaurant will start offering Fish & Brew Fridays for Lunch (12-4) and Dinner (5-8pm). Join us every Friday starting January 13th to experience a delicious way to start the weekend. Treat yourself to delicious food and local NYS beer specials for a perfect experience to share with family and friends! Enjoy golden & delicious crispy fried or broiled fish with Coleslaw and Cheddar beer ale biscuit. Fish entrées are served with Rice, French Fries, or Winter Vegetable Medley ($2). Choose between a Full Portion of Fish for $21.95 or Half Portion for $16.95 plus tax and gratuity. A sandwich option will be offered.

The Veraisons Restaurant full Dinner Menu will also be available during Friday Night Fish & Brew.

Fish & Brew will begin on January 13th and run every Friday through April 28th!

Reservations are available at 800-243-5513

“Ice Jammed Ithaca!” on TV and online. Watch online at will at https://walkinthepark.tv, or on Ithaca cable channel 13, Half an hour in length.

In this episode of Walk in the Park (#66, recorded January 15, 2014), we take a look at the effects of deep freeze and thaw on the rigidly channelized creeks that cross the floodplain that the city of Ithaca, NY is built on, at the south end of Cayuga Lake in New York’s Finger Lakes region.

High water in Cascadilla and Fall Creeks encountered thick sheets of ice that broke up and formed dams at street bridges. Flood waters were then forced over the banks into the Fall Creek neighborhood. City crews used long-arm excavators to try to break up some of the ice dams, while some 200 volunteers filled sand bags for affected residents. See this through photographs, aerial photography, and video. Special thanks to Hilary Lambert of the Cayuga Lake Watershed Network, Photography 4d, Bill Hecht, and Ken Christopher Hill for some of the images and footage used here.

Walk in the Park is an Ithaca, NY, non-commercial, public access TV series produced by Tony Ingraham, Owl Gorge Productions Owlgorge.com, a partner business with the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance.

Saturday Nights: Enjoy Prime Rib at Veraisons Restaurant!

5:00-8:00  •  January 14th-April 29th, 2023

Deliciousness Awaits!

Join us at Veraisons Restaurant on Saturdays beginning January 14th to enjoy the prime rib of your choice! Choose between a King or Queen cut served with rich duchess potatoes and a medley of seasonal winter vegetables. Don't miss out on this limited-time offer! Make your reservations today and experience culinary perfection!

The Veraisons Restaurant full Dinner Menu will also be available during Prime Rib Saturdays.

Reservations: 800-243-5513

Elmira Little Theatre presents
EMMA
in Mandeville Hall

Friday – Saturday, January 20-21, 2023 at 7:30pm
Sunday, January 22, 2023 at 2:00pm

Friday – Saturday, January 27-28, 2023 at 7:30pm
Sunday, January 29, 2023 at 2:00pm

Tickets:
Adults: $25
Seniors/Students: $20
Groups of 6 or more – $18/person
Processing and facility maintenance fees apply.

For tickets and more information, call the Clemens Center box office at 607-734-8191 or 800-724-0159; or visit ClemensCenter.org.

Adapted from Jane Austen’s Novel by Rachel Atkins

Craig Bond-Director

Witty, intelligent, beautiful, rich, entitled, and spoiled, Emma Woodhouse loves to be a matchmaker, though she has vowed to never marry herself. When Frank Churchill, Mr. Weston’s flirtatious son, and Jane Fairfax, the accomplished niece of local chatterbox Miss Bates, enter Highbury’s limited social sphere, complications and misunderstandings foil all of Emma’s plans, revealing her obliviousness to the true nature of almost everyone around her—including herself.

Dates/times/programs/protocols subject to change.

The M&T Bank 2022-23 Broadway Season presents
ANASTASIA

Wednesday – Thursday, January 25 – 26, 2023 at 7:30pm

Tickets: $73/$65/$55/$40. Processing and facility maintenance fees apply.
Group Rates available for 10 or more - please inquire

Inspired by the beloved films, the romantic and adventure-filled new musical ANASTASIA is on a journey to Elmira at last!

From the Tony Award®-winning creators of the Broadway classic Ragtime, this dazzling show transports us from the twilight of the Russian Empire to the euphoria of Paris in the 1920s, as a brave young woman sets out to discover the mystery of her past. Pursued by a ruthless Soviet officer determined to silence her, Anya enlists the aid of a dashing conman and a lovable ex-aristocrat. Together, they embark on an epic adventure to help her find home, love, and family.

ANASTASIA features a book by celebrated playwright Terrence McNally, a lush new score by Stephen Flaherty (music) and Lynn Ahrens (lyrics) based on original direction by Tony Award® winner Darko Tresnjak with choreography by Peggy Hickey and tour direction by Sarah Hartmann.

Running Time: 2 hrs and 25 mins, including intermission.
Age Recommendation: Ages 7+

Dates/times/programs/protocols subject to change.

The M&T Bank 2022-23 Broadway Season presents
ANASTASIA

Wednesday – Thursday, January 25 – 26, 2023 at 7:30pm

Tickets: $73/$65/$55/$40. Processing and facility maintenance fees apply.
Group Rates available for 10 or more - please inquire

Inspired by the beloved films, the romantic and adventure-filled new musical ANASTASIA is on a journey to Elmira at last!

From the Tony Award®-winning creators of the Broadway classic Ragtime, this dazzling show transports us from the twilight of the Russian Empire to the euphoria of Paris in the 1920s, as a brave young woman sets out to discover the mystery of her past. Pursued by a ruthless Soviet officer determined to silence her, Anya enlists the aid of a dashing conman and a lovable ex-aristocrat. Together, they embark on an epic adventure to help her find home, love, and family.

ANASTASIA features a book by celebrated playwright Terrence McNally, a lush new score by Stephen Flaherty (music) and Lynn Ahrens (lyrics) based on original direction by Tony Award® winner Darko Tresnjak with choreography by Peggy Hickey and tour direction by Sarah Hartmann.

Running Time: 2 hrs and 25 mins, including intermission.
Age Recommendation: Ages 7+

Dates/times/programs/protocols subject to change.

Bring your worn items and your creativity to delve into visible mending techniques and revive your wardrobe.

Thursday evenings 6:30 - 8 PM

Encore episode of Walk in the Park (#97) from 2015. From the bottoms of the gorges of the Finger Lakes region of New York to the summits of the Adirondack High Peaks, winter grips our world. Meanwhile, rattlesnakes battle in Arizona. And visitors have marveled at Enfield Glen in Robert H. Treman State Park near Ithaca, NY since before the Civil War.

Walk in the Park is a weekly, commercial-free, public access half hour television series cablecast on Ithaca NY channel 13, and watchable online anytime. It is produced by Tony Ingraham, Owl Gorge Productions, a partner business in the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance.

You can see other episodes of Walk in the Park online. (NOTE: the site at Walkinpark.com is no longer functioning.) 

Fridays just got better!

Veraisons Restaurant will start offering Fish & Brew Fridays for Lunch (12-4) and Dinner (5-8pm). Join us every Friday starting January 13th to experience a delicious way to start the weekend. Treat yourself to delicious food and local NYS beer specials for a perfect experience to share with family and friends! Enjoy golden & delicious crispy fried or broiled fish with Coleslaw and Cheddar beer ale biscuit. Fish entrées are served with Rice, French Fries, or Winter Vegetable Medley ($2). Choose between a Full Portion of Fish for $21.95 or Half Portion for $16.95 plus tax and gratuity. A sandwich option will be offered.

The Veraisons Restaurant full Dinner Menu will also be available during Friday Night Fish & Brew.

Fish & Brew will begin on January 13th and run every Friday through April 28th!

Reservations are available at 800-243-5513

Encore episode of Walk in the Park (#97) from 2015. From the bottoms of the gorges of the Finger Lakes region of New York to the summits of the Adirondack High Peaks, winter grips our world. Meanwhile, rattlesnakes battle in Arizona. And visitors have marveled at Enfield Glen in Robert H. Treman State Park near Ithaca, NY since before the Civil War.

Walk in the Park is a weekly, commercial-free, public access half hour television series cablecast on Ithaca NY channel 13, and watchable online anytime. It is produced by Tony Ingraham, Owl Gorge Productions, a partner business in the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance.

You can see other episodes of Walk in the Park online. (NOTE: the site at Walkinpark.com is no longer functioning.) 

Saturday Nights: Enjoy Prime Rib at Veraisons Restaurant!

5:00-8:00  •  January 14th-April 29th, 2023

Deliciousness Awaits!

Join us at Veraisons Restaurant on Saturdays beginning January 14th to enjoy the prime rib of your choice! Choose between a King or Queen cut served with rich duchess potatoes and a medley of seasonal winter vegetables. Don't miss out on this limited-time offer! Make your reservations today and experience culinary perfection!

The Veraisons Restaurant full Dinner Menu will also be available during Prime Rib Saturdays.

Reservations: 800-243-5513

Join us at Stonecat Cafe in the Finger Lakes on Saturday January 28 at 12:30 for a guided tasting of our wines and some great cuisine.

Six Airy Acres wines paired with 3 different plates expertly prepared by the staff at Stonecat Café.

All exploring the depth and flavor that Airy Acres has to offer when matched with Stonecat’s excellent cuisine.
Stonecat is located on Rte. 414 between Lodi and Watkins Glen.

Tickets are $40 per person, with opportunities to purchase wine after the event.

Tickets available on our website - https://airyacresvineyard.com/.../event-at-stonecat-jan-28/

Dinner at Charlie's Lakeside.  $39.99 Dinner Special for Dad & Daughter. Pre order with Charlie's $20 Flower Crown and Boutonniere created by: Smileys.  For reservations and flowers call 315-303-3376.

Encore episode of Walk in the Park (#97) from 2015. From the bottoms of the gorges of the Finger Lakes region of New York to the summits of the Adirondack High Peaks, winter grips our world. Meanwhile, rattlesnakes battle in Arizona. And visitors have marveled at Enfield Glen in Robert H. Treman State Park near Ithaca, NY since before the Civil War.

Walk in the Park is a weekly, commercial-free, public access half hour television series cablecast on Ithaca NY channel 13, and watchable online anytime. It is produced by Tony Ingraham, Owl Gorge Productions, a partner business in the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance.

You can see other episodes of Walk in the Park online. (NOTE: the site at Walkinpark.com is no longer functioning.) 

On a winter Sunday, we will open our doors to a small group who with to jumpstart or refresh their writing.  "I find I do more writing in the winter," says our instructor, Lilace Mellin Guignard.  "The extra darkness and colder weather are conducive to hunkering down and diving inward." 

A glass of wine and breaking bread with some like minded folks makes it even better.

INSTRUCTOR: Lilace taught poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction at Mansfield University of Pennsylvania before becoming associate publisher of Mountain Home magazine, for which she also writes.  Before moving to Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, she taught courses at the University of Nevada, Reno, and Warren Wilson College.  She is the author of an adventure memoir, When Everything Beyond the Walls Is Wild: Being a Woman Outdoors in America (Texas A&M Press 2019) and a poetry chapbook Young at the Time of Letting Go (Evening Street Press 2016).  Her poems have appeared in Poetry magazine, Ecotone, Calyx, and Northern Appalachia Review, to name a few.  You can find her at tentofonesown.com.

WORKSHOP:  How do we convey internal thoughts and feelings while following the age-old adage to (mostly) show, don’t tell? If the outer landscape is what we have in common, how do we use it to reveal what is going on inside? This workshop will present a more holistic way to approach the use of creative tools we have been taught are separate—simile, metaphor, sensory description, sound, rhythm, tone—so that we better understand how they work together to convey meaning in our fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.

This workshop is for all levels and all genres, and will include individual writing time, craft tips, handouts, discussion, and house made farm-to-table noshes with wine. Bring your favorite journal and pen, bring a cushion and blanket if you like to spread out on the floor. Most of all, bring a willingness to let go of judgment, explore, and create.

FOOD & WINE:  A meal of house-made soups, salad, bread, and cookies will be served at the conclusion of the workshop.  A Hunt Country glass of wine of your choosing will also be included.  Additional wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages will also be available for purchase.  We can accomodate most food restrictions. 

Please email tessa@huntwines.com with any questions, or give us a call at 315-595-2812.

Encore episode of Walk in the Park (#97) from 2015. From the bottoms of the gorges of the Finger Lakes region of New York to the summits of the Adirondack High Peaks, winter grips our world. Meanwhile, rattlesnakes battle in Arizona. And visitors have marveled at Enfield Glen in Robert H. Treman State Park near Ithaca, NY since before the Civil War.

Walk in the Park is a weekly, commercial-free, public access half hour television series cablecast on Ithaca NY channel 13, and watchable online anytime. It is produced by Tony Ingraham, Owl Gorge Productions, a partner business in the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance.

You can see other episodes of Walk in the Park online. (NOTE: the site at Walkinpark.com is no longer functioning.) 

Encore episode of Walk in the Park (#97) from 2015. From the bottoms of the gorges of the Finger Lakes region of New York to the summits of the Adirondack High Peaks, winter grips our world. Meanwhile, rattlesnakes battle in Arizona. And visitors have marveled at Enfield Glen in Robert H. Treman State Park near Ithaca, NY since before the Civil War.

Walk in the Park is a weekly, commercial-free, public access half hour television series cablecast on Ithaca NY channel 13, and watchable online anytime. It is produced by Tony Ingraham, Owl Gorge Productions, a partner business in the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance.

You can see other episodes of Walk in the Park online. (NOTE: the site at Walkinpark.com is no longer functioning.)