July Events

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

Join us on Friday, June 3, for a happy hour like no other, set in the beautiful Historic Village! 

Sample local craft beers, wines, and ciders – including GCV&M’s own historical brews! Live music, food, and after-hours access to the Museum all make for a fun and unique night out with friends.

Reservations are required. This event is for adults ages 21+ (no infants/small children allowed). Please bring a valid form of ID, as it will be checked at the door.

Tickets are not yet available for this event - please save the date and check back in the coming months!

Learn more and see the growing list of participating vendors: https://www.gcv.org/events/history-on-tap/

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

Listen to the Bluegrass sounds of High-Country Band. While you are here, try some delicious food and enjoy great shopping.

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

Sunday, June 5, 2022: Jeff Hamilton Trio
Smith Opera House, 2 pm
Jeff Hamilton, drums; Jon Hamar, bass; Tamir Hendelman, piano

Originality is what drummer Jeff Hamilton brings to the groups he performs with and is one of the reasons why he is constantly in demand. The Jeff Hamilton Trio sets the standard of what a versatile, yet hard-swinging trio brings to each performance. We’re thrilled to bring Hamilton’s unique voice in Jazz to Geneva this summer.

All programs subject to change.

Go to GenevaMusicFestival.com for event details and tickets. 
Individual concert tickets: $30 adult; $10 college student with ID;  FREE through Grade 12. 
Adult Season Pass (8 concerts): $200

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

Watch Studio artist instructor and glass sculptor Shelley Muzylowski Allen demonstrate in the Amphitheater Hot Shop, assisted by her students.

How to Join and Connect Live

Watch this live-streamed demo on Thursday, June 9 at 5:30 pm EDT on The Corning Museum of Glass YouTube channel.

Unable to watch the live event? A recording of the live stream will be uploaded to The Corning Museum of Glass YouTube channel. Plus, find hundreds of hours of live-streamed demonstrations on the Museum YouTube channel.

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

Join us for the annual Celtic Faire at GCV&M! 

Bagpipes, Highland games, Irish dancing, traditional foods - explore a variety of pan-Celtic traditions! From the Scottish Highlands, Emerald Isles, and rugged Welsh coastline to the Genesee Valley, Celtic traditions and roots run deep. Explore this rich culture at our pan-Celtic celebration of heritage music, dance, and authentic food and drink. Shop specialty vendors, see artisan demos, watch exciting Highland games, explore the Historic Village, find out about your family history at the clan booths, explore tartans in the John L. Wehle Gallery, and so much more. This event is sponsored by Brach Machine Inc.

Learn more: https://www.gcv.org/events/celtic-faire/

Saturday, June 11th: “From Sea to Shining Sea”
Smith Opera House, 7:30 pm
Geoffrey Herd, Grace Park, violin; Ettore Cause, viola; Hannah Collins, Clive Greensmith, cello; Jon Kimura Parker, piano

Jon Kimura Parker and Clive Greensmith join GMF musicians Ettore Causa, Hannah Collins, and Geoffrey Herd to explore trends that shaped American music and culture. From the groovy virtuosity of Chick Correa’s “Got a Match,” to Barber’s emotionally cathartic Molto adagio, to Florence Price’s spiritual-infused Piano Quintet in E minor, this concert is a sonic panorama of the country’s musical traditions. Antonin Dvořák’s own incorporation of Bohemian folk music (exemplified in his Piano Quartet in E-flat Major) serves as an example for American composers in search of a national sound.

FLORENCE PRICE: Piano Quintet in E Minor
CHICK COREA: “Got a Match?” 
WILLIAM GRANT STILL: Danzas de Panama 
SAMUEL BARBER: String Quartet, Op. 11
ANTONÍN DVOŘÁK: Piano Quartet No. 2 in E-Flat Major, Op. 87

All programs subject to change.

Go to GenevaMusicFestival.com for event details and tickets. 
Individual concert tickets: $30 adult; $10 college student with ID;  FREE through Grade 12. 
Adult Season Pass (8 concerts): $200

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

Sunday, June 12: The Aaron Lipp and Ric Robertson Band
Geneva On The Lake, 2:00 pm

Join us for an afternoon of folk, rock and roll, and other American roots music with singer-songwriters Aaron Lipp and Ric Robertson. 

All programs subject to change.

Go to GenevaMusicFestival.com for event details and tickets. 
Individual concert tickets: $30 adult; $10 college student with ID;  FREE through Grade 12. 
Adult Season Pass (8 concerts): $200

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

Watch artist instructor Mathieu Grodet demonstrate for his class at The Studio. Grodet's class focuses on European medieval glass, using techniques from the Germanic areas in the Roemer and Noppenbeaker styles to create original glass sculptures inspired by the past.

How to Join and Connect Live

Watch this live-streamed demo on Wednesday, June 15 at 11:00 am EDT on The Corning Museum of Glass YouTube channel.

Unable to watch the live event? A recording of the live stream will be uploaded to The Corning Museum of Glass YouTube channel. Plus, find hundreds of hours of live-streamed demonstrations on the Museum YouTube channel.

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

From the mountains of the Appalachia to the glittering honky tonks of Nashville, country music is a soundtrack as unique and varied as the nation that created it. From Hank to Loretta. From Charlie to Patsy. From Dolly and Porter to Johnny and June. One evening can't begin to touch on all the classic songs and artists of country music...but we're gonna try!

Heartbeat of America: The Classics of Country plays from June 16th to June 26th. For more information and to order tickets, call us at 585-374-6318 or visit our website at bvtnaples.org!

Please note: masks and proof of vaccination are required for entry to all events. Thank you for your understanding!

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

From the mountains of the Appalachia to the glittering honky tonks of Nashville, country music is a soundtrack as unique and varied as the nation that created it. From Hank to Loretta. From Charlie to Patsy. From Dolly and Porter to Johnny and June. One evening can't begin to touch on all the classic songs and artists of country music...but we're gonna try!

Heartbeat of America: The Classics of Country plays from June 16th to June 26th. For more information and to order tickets, call us at 585-374-6318 or visit our website at bvtnaples.org!

Please note: masks and proof of vaccination are required for entry to all events. Thank you for your understanding!

Spend an evening along the Great Meadow with great music and a great sunset. It’s a rare opportunity to enjoy the Museum grounds after-hours! Outdoor and deck seating is available or bring a chair or blanket and hang out on the Great Meadow. The Museum is picnic-friendly, and refreshments will be available in the Depot Restaurant and The Freight House Pub. 

Enjoy a night of strolling Main Street with classic cars, live music, food, family-friendly activities, and shopping.

Ruby Shooz will be live during the event on Jacob St.

Take some time and visit Lake Street Park area with the Mozaic Family Fun Zone and Duck Race.

Free to attend! Fees apply for vehicle registration. Visit www.cruisinnight.com for more information

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

From the mountains of the Appalachia to the glittering honky tonks of Nashville, country music is a soundtrack as unique and varied as the nation that created it. From Hank to Loretta. From Charlie to Patsy. From Dolly and Porter to Johnny and June. One evening can't begin to touch on all the classic songs and artists of country music...but we're gonna try!

Heartbeat of America: The Classics of Country plays from June 16th to June 26th. For more information and to order tickets, call us at 585-374-6318 or visit our website at bvtnaples.org!

Please note: masks and proof of vaccination are required for entry to all events. Thank you for your understanding!

The Mendon Music Festival sponsored by 20 Deep Winery and Mendon 64.  Live music, food and drinks. Headlined by the Zac Brown Tribute Band and music by Old Souls Band and Rugburn.   Tickets are $25 and can be purchased at the gate or on presale at the Cottage Hotel of Mendon.

Come out, listen and dance to the Classic Rock sounds of Seneca Jam! 

Celebrating Freedom’s Ring as we honor Juneteenth on Saturday, June 18! 

Join us as we Honor Juneteenth, considered the oldest celebration of the end of enslavement in the United States – and an official state holiday here in New York! We will spotlight the events, experiences, and people fundamental to our collective understanding and appreciation of freedom. The holiday is inspired by events that occurred on June 19, 1865, when Union troops brought the message of emancipation and the end of the Civil War to over 250,000 enslaved persons in Texas – more than two years after President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation. These messengers of freedom were met with shock and jubilation.

Learn more: https://www.gcv.org/events/honoring-juneteenth/

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

From the mountains of the Appalachia to the glittering honky tonks of Nashville, country music is a soundtrack as unique and varied as the nation that created it. From Hank to Loretta. From Charlie to Patsy. From Dolly and Porter to Johnny and June. One evening can't begin to touch on all the classic songs and artists of country music...but we're gonna try!

Heartbeat of America: The Classics of Country plays from June 16th to June 26th. For more information and to order tickets, call us at 585-374-6318 or visit our website at bvtnaples.org!

Please note: masks and proof of vaccination are required for entry to all events. Thank you for your understanding!

June 19^th

11am – 4:30pm

Father’s Day Car Show

Celebrate Dad with classic cars!  Food, flowers & fun for the whole family.

Sign up online to show off your wheels! ($10.00 for carload of 4 people or less)

~~OR~~

Purchase tickets online to bring Dad to the park!

https://www.sonnenberg.org/events/

Regular Admission Pricing     |     Pre-sale Online (online sales through June 17^th, after this date you can purchase tickets at the Admissions Booth the day of the show)

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

From the mountains of the Appalachia to the glittering honky tonks of Nashville, country music is a soundtrack as unique and varied as the nation that created it. From Hank to Loretta. From Charlie to Patsy. From Dolly and Porter to Johnny and June. One evening can't begin to touch on all the classic songs and artists of country music...but we're gonna try!

Heartbeat of America: The Classics of Country plays from June 16th to June 26th. For more information and to order tickets, call us at 585-374-6318 or visit our website at bvtnaples.org!

Please note: masks and proof of vaccination are required for entry to all events. Thank you for your understanding!

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

From the mountains of the Appalachia to the glittering honky tonks of Nashville, country music is a soundtrack as unique and varied as the nation that created it. From Hank to Loretta. From Charlie to Patsy. From Dolly and Porter to Johnny and June. One evening can't begin to touch on all the classic songs and artists of country music...but we're gonna try!

Heartbeat of America: The Classics of Country plays from June 16th to June 26th. For more information and to order tickets, call us at 585-374-6318 or visit our website at bvtnaples.org!

Please note: masks and proof of vaccination are required for entry to all events. Thank you for your understanding!

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

From the mountains of the Appalachia to the glittering honky tonks of Nashville, country music is a soundtrack as unique and varied as the nation that created it. From Hank to Loretta. From Charlie to Patsy. From Dolly and Porter to Johnny and June. One evening can't begin to touch on all the classic songs and artists of country music...but we're gonna try!

Heartbeat of America: The Classics of Country plays from June 16th to June 26th. For more information and to order tickets, call us at 585-374-6318 or visit our website at bvtnaples.org!

Please note: masks and proof of vaccination are required for entry to all events. Thank you for your understanding!

Watch artist instructor Ed Branson demonstrate for his class at The Studio. Branson's class is all about glassworking that embraces risk, experimentation, mistakes, teamwork, and fun.

How to Join and Connect Live

Watch this live-streamed demo on Wednesday, June 22 at 11:00 am EDT on The Corning Museum of Glass YouTube channel.

Unable to watch the live event? A recording of the live stream will be uploaded to The Corning Museum of Glass YouTube channel. Plus, find hundreds of hours of live-streamed demonstrations on the Museum YouTube channel.

Our exhibition Past| Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass shows how the stories that objects tell are always evolving.  Past | Present explores how objects reveal stories about people across time and place, and how the Museum can broaden voices and narratives in our galleries. The text in this exhibition—which emerged from dialogues among curators, educators, scholars, artists, and other community members—is only a starting point.

In these unique hot glass demos, our glassmakers are joined by Museum curators to explore ideas and create objects which expand on the themes found in the exhibition.

How to Join and Connect Live

Watch live on Thursday, July 14 at 5:30 pm EDT, livestreamed on The Corning Museum of Glass YouTube channel.

Unable to watch the live event? The Live Stream will be uploaded to YouTube. Plus, find hundreds of hours of livestreamed demonstrations on the Corning Museum of Glass YouTube channel.

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

From the mountains of the Appalachia to the glittering honky tonks of Nashville, country music is a soundtrack as unique and varied as the nation that created it. From Hank to Loretta. From Charlie to Patsy. From Dolly and Porter to Johnny and June. One evening can't begin to touch on all the classic songs and artists of country music...but we're gonna try!

Heartbeat of America: The Classics of Country plays from June 16th to June 26th. For more information and to order tickets, call us at 585-374-6318 or visit our website at bvtnaples.org!

Please note: masks and proof of vaccination are required for entry to all events. Thank you for your understanding!

GillMuir Girls is an acoustic duo from Watkins Glen, NY. Made up of Alex Gill and Scott Muir, they provide a great selection of songs ranging from 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s, country, rock, pop, and alternative! All the tunes you forgot you knew you loved!  Come join us for some lake side live music every Thursday this summer at Sapalta.

The Corning Museum of Glass is pleased to welcome the public to a Connected by Glass lecture presented by Scottish artist, architect, and Fulbright Scholar, Dr. Karlyn Sutherland.  

In this lecture, Karlyn will discuss her work, including her yearlong Fulbright research residency hosted at The Studio and her current solo exhibition at Heller Gallery in New York. Central to Dr. Sutherland’s practice is a long-standing interest in architectural atmospheres and the bond between people and place. Her work uses perspective drawing and optical illusions as tools to contemplate and communicate feelings of detachment from place through suggesting spatial experiences that are inaccessible and unreachable. 

The Members reception will take place at 5:30 pm-6:20 pm in the Admissions Lobby. 

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

From the mountains of the Appalachia to the glittering honky tonks of Nashville, country music is a soundtrack as unique and varied as the nation that created it. From Hank to Loretta. From Charlie to Patsy. From Dolly and Porter to Johnny and June. One evening can't begin to touch on all the classic songs and artists of country music...but we're gonna try!

Heartbeat of America: The Classics of Country plays from June 16th to June 26th. For more information and to order tickets, call us at 585-374-6318 or visit our website at bvtnaples.org!

Please note: masks and proof of vaccination are required for entry to all events. Thank you for your understanding!

Live music every weekend, all summer long! 

Come enjoy your Friday night with us, sipping on Finger Lakes' finest wines and enjoy live performances by some of central New York's greatest performers.

This week's performer is Bad Alibi

COMING SOON!!! - New this season, our own Buttonwood Grove food truck featuring housemade sandwiches, salads, and sides.

Our events are Family friendly with no cover charge. No outside alcohol can be brought onto the premises. 

Click here to see a full list of dates and performers

Fireflies, also known as lightning bugs, glowworms, or members of the Lampyridae family, are magical little creatures. Come join us to learn more about them and their powers of bioluminescence, right in their natural habitat. Bring your family for a guided evening hike across our Oatka Creek meadow, behind the scenes of the Museum. 

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

From the mountains of the Appalachia to the glittering honky tonks of Nashville, country music is a soundtrack as unique and varied as the nation that created it. From Hank to Loretta. From Charlie to Patsy. From Dolly and Porter to Johnny and June. One evening can't begin to touch on all the classic songs and artists of country music...but we're gonna try!

Heartbeat of America: The Classics of Country plays from June 16th to June 26th. For more information and to order tickets, call us at 585-374-6318 or visit our website at bvtnaples.org!

Please note: masks and proof of vaccination are required for entry to all events. Thank you for your understanding!

Fireflies, also known as lightning bugs, glowworms, or members of the Lampyridae family, are magical little creatures. Come join us to learn more about them and their powers of bioluminescence, right in their natural habitat. Bring your family for a guided evening hike across our Oatka Creek meadow, behind the scenes of the Museum. 

Join instructor Chris Kieber for an introductory woodcarving class for adults and learn how to carve a realistic shorebird, much like the decorative decoys featured in our newest exhibit, Duck, Duck, Shoot! The Story of American Waterbirds. This class will include a short curatorial lecture on real shorebird decoys featured in the exhibit. Participants should plan to bring a pair of cut-resistant gloves and a basic wood carving knife.

Enjoy a Saturday afternoon of live music while sipping on some of Finger Lakes’ finest wine and enjoying delicious cuisine from our food truck! 

Our events are family-friendly with no cover charge. No outside alcohol can be brought onto the premises. 

Click here to see a full listing of dates and performers.

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

From the mountains of the Appalachia to the glittering honky tonks of Nashville, country music is a soundtrack as unique and varied as the nation that created it. From Hank to Loretta. From Charlie to Patsy. From Dolly and Porter to Johnny and June. One evening can't begin to touch on all the classic songs and artists of country music...but we're gonna try!

Heartbeat of America: The Classics of Country plays from June 16th to June 26th. For more information and to order tickets, call us at 585-374-6318 or visit our website at bvtnaples.org!

Please note: masks and proof of vaccination are required for entry to all events. Thank you for your understanding!

Fireflies, also known as lightning bugs, glowworms, or members of the Lampyridae family, are magical little creatures. Come join us to learn more about them and their powers of bioluminescence, right in their natural habitat. Bring your family for a guided evening hike across our Oatka Creek meadow, behind the scenes of the Museum. 

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

Radisson Hotel Corning welcomes in the summer season this June with complimentary, open-air concerts at its stylish outdoor restaurant, Market Street Social.  The “Gateway to the Southern Finger Lakes” boasts Corning’s only alfresco dining and music venue in the heart of the historic Gaffer District where Market Street begins.   This summer, guests and locals alike are invited to immerse themselves in the electric atmosphere of Market Street Social, which offers two concerts a week and new seasonal food and beverage menus.  

Live music nights, aptly named Market Street Social Live, take place twice a week on Thursday and Friday evenings from 6 pm to 9 pm (current schedule appears below).  The culinary team spearheaded by Executive Chef Sean Glacken has also introduced a seasonal menu punctuated by plates conducive for sharing.  The kitchen incorporates locally sourced Finger Lakes ingredients, wines, and beers as much as possible.   Highlights from the new menu include fresh strawberry almond salad, Cubano sandwich, scallop and pork belly duet, and sesame crusted ahi tuna.  Reservations are available by contacting 607.962.5000 ext 127.  

 
June
9 – Evan Dillon Solo
10 – Leah Brown
16 – Sam Swanson
17 – Doc Possum
23 – The Ende Brothers
24 – Ampersand
30 – Wendy Owens

July 
1 – Chad Taggart
7 – Virgil Cane
8 – Mike Giannone
14 – Brian Hughes
15 – Blue Eyed
21 – Zach Hamilton
22 – Ampersand
28 – Mike Lucey
29 – Mike Giannone

August
4 – Bad Bear
5 – Chad Taggart
11 – Sam Swanson
12 – Nate Michaels
18 – The Ende Brothers
19 – Project X
25 – Mike Lucey
26 – Ampersand

September
1 – Virgil Cane
2 – Leah Brown
8 – Wendy Owens
9 – Mike Giannone
15 – Kenny Ende
16 – Blue Eyed Soul
22 – Zach Hamilton
23 – Nate Michaels
29 – Evan Dillon Solo
30 – Anton Flint

October
6 – Sam Swanson
7 – Leah Brown
 

More about Radisson Hotel Corning: 
Radisson Hotel Corning was ranked as one of the nation’s three best Radisson Hotels by the 2019 U.S. News & World Report.  Managed by Core Hotels & Resorts, this property is the only full-service hotel in the Finger Lakes region and the area’s preeminent destination for conferences, banquets, and events.  On-site outlets include Grill 1-2-5 and Steuben Bar, favorites of both guests and locals, and Market Street Social, a seasonal outdoor dining and entertainment hot spot. Positioned prominently in the heart of the historic Gaffer District, Radisson Hotel Corning offers stylish guestrooms and 8,000 sq. ft of meeting and event space just steps away from the unique shops and restaurants of famed Market Street and the world-famous Corning Museum of Glass.  The hotel is less than an hour from more than 100 Finger Lakes-region wineries and just 15 minutes from Elmira Corning Regional Airport. For more info, visit https://www.radisson.com/corningny or call (607) 962-5000.  Radisson Hotel Corning: 125 Denison Pkwy E, Corning, NY 14830.  
 

Our exhibition Past| Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass shows how the stories that objects tell are always evolving.  Past | Present explores how objects reveal stories about people across time and place, and how the Museum can broaden voices and narratives in our galleries. The text in this exhibition—which emerged from dialogues among curators, educators, scholars, artists, and other community members—is only a starting point.

In these unique hot glass demos, our glassmakers are joined by Museum curators to explore ideas and create objects which expand on the themes found in the exhibition.

How to Join and Connect Live

Watch live on Thursday, July 14 at 5:30 pm EDT, livestreamed on The Corning Museum of Glass YouTube channel.

Unable to watch the live event? The Live Stream will be uploaded to YouTube. Plus, find hundreds of hours of livestreamed demonstrations on the Corning Museum of Glass YouTube channel.

Have a taste for travel? The Finger Lakes Region is a vast area beckoning the adventurous traveler to be explored and enjoyed!  With (11) Finger Lakes to choose from in upstate New York, it only seemed fitting to feature a distinctive old/new lakefront area tour of the 4th largest of those Finger Lakes: scenic and panoramic Canandaigua Lake.

Considered one of the most beautiful spots in the United States, the rolling hills, coupled with nature’s own majestic splendor, it’s been deemed the “Gem of the Finger Lakes.” This awe-worthy experience includes a delectable farm to table lunch, a tour of NY Kitchen, historical facts, and lakefront history all sprinkled into one leisurely, fun-filled afternoon!

Many Amish & Mennonite families began purchasing farmland throughout the state of New York making the state one of the fastest-growing Amish and Mennonite populations in the country. The combined population between these (2) groups is approximately 25,000. Penn Yan, NY where, many of them have settled, lies at the north end of the east branch of Keuka Lake.

Our excursion begins just outside of the village of Penn Yan which originally was said to have been contrived from the first syllables of “Pennsylvania” and “Yankee”. These early settlers were from Pennsylvania and the New England area with the latter being known as Yankees.

Offered every Tuesday beginning in May and running through the end of October, this (4.5) hour tour is designed specifically to encourage each guest to participate fully. 

Get ready to…

♦ Journey back to an uncomplicated time
♦ Enjoy the region’s quintessential excursion
♦ Experience an uncommon physical challenge
♦ Absorb the countryside views of rural Yates County
♦ Listen to a descriptive narrative of America’s rail & transportation history
♦ Have the incomparable experience of meeting, eating and talking with a local Mennonite family
♦ Learn & ask questions about the Mennonite & Amish culture of upstate, NY
♦ Explore for yourselves the many Mennonite & Amish markets & country shops

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED 

All month long, the Pride flag will fly over the Museum as a physical reminder that all people are welcome, safe, and valued at the Museum. Celebrate Pride with fun activities at the Museum and in our local community.

Redeem Your Pride Fan for Free Admission June 4–12, 2022
Continue your Pride celebration at The Corning Museum of Glass and The Rockwell Museum! We'll be handing out Pride fans at Corning Pride's car parade on June 4. Present your fan at admissions at CMoG or at The Rockwell to receive one-time free admissions at both museums through June 12, 2022.

Don't forget: Kids and teens 17 and under always receive free admission to
 

Make Your Own Rainbow Glass
In celebration of Pride Month, use our special Pride rainbow mix to color your Make Your Own Glass blowing projects. Show your pride with this colorful selection.

Advance reservations are highly recommended.

Self-Guided Pride Tour
Take a Pride Self-Guided Tour through the galleries, and explore the long history of queerness and Pride-inspired interpretations of historical and contemporary glass.

Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass
Our newest exhibition, Past | Present: Expanding the Stories of Glass, explores many themes, including encoded messages on goblets relating to same-gender love. Become part of the conversation by visiting this exhibition.

Radisson Hotel Corning welcomes in the summer season this June with complimentary, open-air concerts at its stylish outdoor restaurant, Market Street Social.  The “Gateway to the Southern Finger Lakes” boasts Corning’s only alfresco dining and music venue in the heart of the historic Gaffer District where Market Street begins.   This summer, guests and locals alike are invited to immerse themselves in the electric atmosphere of Market Street Social, which offers two concerts a week and new seasonal food and beverage menus.  

Live music nights, aptly named Market Street Social Live, take place twice a week on Thursday and Friday evenings from 6 pm to 9 pm (current schedule appears below).  The culinary team spearheaded by Executive Chef Sean Glacken has also introduced a seasonal menu punctuated by plates conducive for sharing.  The kitchen incorporates locally sourced Finger Lakes ingredients, wines, and beers as much as possible.   Highlights from the new menu include fresh strawberry almond salad, Cubano sandwich, scallop and pork belly duet, and sesame crusted ahi tuna.  Reservations are available by contacting 607.962.5000 ext 127.  

 
June
9 – Evan Dillon Solo
10 – Leah Brown
16 – Sam Swanson
17 – Doc Possum
23 – The Ende Brothers
24 – Ampersand
30 – Wendy Owens