April 29th– 30th, May 1st

10am – 4pm

Spring Wildflower & Orchid Show

Celebrate the arrival of Spring with Sonnenberg.  Stroll through the Arboretum and gardens laden with early spring flowers.  In addition, enjoy the collections in our historic greenhouse with Orchid displays.  Select orchids and houseplants will be available for purchase.

Tickets available online & at admissions

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

Admission $10.00     |     $5.00 (3-15 years old)     |     Free (Under 3 years old)     |     Pre-sale Online (online sales through April 27^th, after this date you can purchase tickets at the Admissions Booth)

Here’s a quick rundown on how this event will work, but please visit your website for further details, explanations, and event tidbits:

• The event is held on Saturday, April 30^th or Saturday May 7th
• Tickets are sold as a table for 2 for $125 or tables for 4 for $230 (both plus tax and service fee)
• Ticket price includes 6 wineries, with food and wine samples served at each.
• Ticket price also includes a souvenir wine glass for each person and one full set of potted plants per 2 people (a table of 2 receives one set, a table of 4 receives 2)
  • Though only visiting 6 of the wineries, you’ll be receiving ALL 12 potted herbs or vegetables at your last stop, which include sweet pepper, hot pepper, tomato, parsley, oregano, broccoli, chives, cilantro, basil, dill, spinach, and cucumber.
• Multiple itineraries are available to choose from. Quantities of each are limited and cannot be increased. Click here to see all itineraries in one spot to help you choose one. (coming soon)
• You must stick to your chosen itinerary: Early or late arrivals at each winery will only be accommodated if space permits. You also cannot stray from your purchased itinerary. If you aren’t on their list, they will not allow you in.
• Wineries reserve the right to refuse service to intoxicated customers, or those arriving too far outside of their designated time slot.
• We are always following current NYS guidelines, which can change at any moment. As of right now (2/28/22), masks are no longer mandated by NYS, though individual businesses may request that you wear one. 

   

Here’s a quick rundown on how this event will work, but please visit your website for further details, explanations, and event tidbits:

• The event is held on Saturday, April 30^th or Saturday May 7th
• Tickets are sold as a table for 2 for $125 or tables for 4 for $230 (both plus tax and service fee)
• Ticket price includes 6 wineries, with food and wine samples served at each.
• Ticket price also includes a souvenir wine glass for each person and one full set of potted plants per 2 people (a table of 2 receives one set, a table of 4 receives 2)
  • Though only visiting 6 of the wineries, you’ll be receiving ALL 12 potted herbs or vegetables at your last stop, which include sweet pepper, hot pepper, tomato, parsley, oregano, broccoli, chives, cilantro, basil, dill, spinach, and cucumber.
• Multiple itineraries are available to choose from. Quantities of each are limited and cannot be increased. Click here to see all itineraries in one spot to help you choose one. (coming soon)
• You must stick to your chosen itinerary: Early or late arrivals at each winery will only be accommodated if space permits. You also cannot stray from your purchased itinerary. If you aren’t on their list, they will not allow you in.
• Wineries reserve the right to refuse service to intoxicated customers, or those arriving too far outside of their designated time slot.
• We are always following current NYS guidelines, which can change at any moment. As of right now (2/28/22), masks are no longer mandated by NYS, though individual businesses may request that you wear one. 

   

Here’s a quick rundown on how this event will work, but please visit your website for further details, explanations, and event tidbits:

• The event is held on Saturday, April 30^th or Saturday May 7th
• Tickets are sold as a table for 2 for $125 or tables for 4 for $230 (both plus tax and service fee)
• Ticket price includes 6 wineries, with food and wine samples served at each.
• Ticket price also includes a souvenir wine glass for each person and one full set of potted plants per 2 people (a table of 2 receives one set, a table of 4 receives 2)
  • Though only visiting 6 of the wineries, you’ll be receiving ALL 12 potted herbs or vegetables at your last stop, which include sweet pepper, hot pepper, tomato, parsley, oregano, broccoli, chives, cilantro, basil, dill, spinach, and cucumber.
• Multiple itineraries are available to choose from. Quantities of each are limited and cannot be increased. Click here to see all itineraries in one spot to help you choose one. (coming soon)
• You must stick to your chosen itinerary: Early or late arrivals at each winery will only be accommodated if space permits. You also cannot stray from your purchased itinerary. If you aren’t on their list, they will not allow you in.
• Wineries reserve the right to refuse service to intoxicated customers, or those arriving too far outside of their designated time slot.
• We are always following current NYS guidelines, which can change at any moment. As of right now (2/28/22), masks are no longer mandated by NYS, though individual businesses may request that you wear one. 

   

Here’s a quick rundown on how this event will work, but please visit your website for further details, explanations, and event tidbits:

• The event is held on Saturday, April 30^th or Saturday May 7th
• Tickets are sold as a table for 2 for $125 or tables for 4 for $230 (both plus tax and service fee)
• Ticket price includes 6 wineries, with food and wine samples served at each.
• Ticket price also includes a souvenir wine glass for each person and one full set of potted plants per 2 people (a table of 2 receives one set, a table of 4 receives 2)
  • Though only visiting 6 of the wineries, you’ll be receiving ALL 12 potted herbs or vegetables at your last stop, which include sweet pepper, hot pepper, tomato, parsley, oregano, broccoli, chives, cilantro, basil, dill, spinach, and cucumber.
• Multiple itineraries are available to choose from. Quantities of each are limited and cannot be increased. Click here to see all itineraries in one spot to help you choose one. (coming soon)
• You must stick to your chosen itinerary: Early or late arrivals at each winery will only be accommodated if space permits. You also cannot stray from your purchased itinerary. If you aren’t on their list, they will not allow you in.
• Wineries reserve the right to refuse service to intoxicated customers, or those arriving too far outside of their designated time slot.
• We are always following current NYS guidelines, which can change at any moment. As of right now (2/28/22), masks are no longer mandated by NYS, though individual businesses may request that you wear one. 

   

Here’s a quick rundown on how this event will work, but please visit your website for further details, explanations, and event tidbits:

• The event is held on Saturday, April 30^th or Saturday May 7th
• Tickets are sold as a table for 2 for $125 or tables for 4 for $230 (both plus tax and service fee)
• Ticket price includes 6 wineries, with food and wine samples served at each.
• Ticket price also includes a souvenir wine glass for each person and one full set of potted plants per 2 people (a table of 2 receives one set, a table of 4 receives 2)
  • Though only visiting 6 of the wineries, you’ll be receiving ALL 12 potted herbs or vegetables at your last stop, which include sweet pepper, hot pepper, tomato, parsley, oregano, broccoli, chives, cilantro, basil, dill, spinach, and cucumber.
• Multiple itineraries are available to choose from. Quantities of each are limited and cannot be increased. Click here to see all itineraries in one spot to help you choose one. (coming soon)
• You must stick to your chosen itinerary: Early or late arrivals at each winery will only be accommodated if space permits. You also cannot stray from your purchased itinerary. If you aren’t on their list, they will not allow you in.
• Wineries reserve the right to refuse service to intoxicated customers, or those arriving too far outside of their designated time slot.
• We are always following current NYS guidelines, which can change at any moment. As of right now (2/28/22), masks are no longer mandated by NYS, though individual businesses may request that you wear one. 

   

Here’s a quick rundown on how this event will work, but please visit your website for further details, explanations, and event tidbits:

• The event is held on Saturday, April 30^th or Saturday May 7th
• Tickets are sold as a table for 2 for $125 or tables for 4 for $230 (both plus tax and service fee)
• Ticket price includes 6 wineries, with food and wine samples served at each.
• Ticket price also includes a souvenir wine glass for each person and one full set of potted plants per 2 people (a table of 2 receives one set, a table of 4 receives 2)
  • Though only visiting 6 of the wineries, you’ll be receiving ALL 12 potted herbs or vegetables at your last stop, which include sweet pepper, hot pepper, tomato, parsley, oregano, broccoli, chives, cilantro, basil, dill, spinach, and cucumber.
• Multiple itineraries are available to choose from. Quantities of each are limited and cannot be increased. Click here to see all itineraries in one spot to help you choose one. (coming soon)
• You must stick to your chosen itinerary: Early or late arrivals at each winery will only be accommodated if space permits. You also cannot stray from your purchased itinerary. If you aren’t on their list, they will not allow you in.
• Wineries reserve the right to refuse service to intoxicated customers, or those arriving too far outside of their designated time slot.
• We are always following current NYS guidelines, which can change at any moment. As of right now (2/28/22), masks are no longer mandated by NYS, though individual businesses may request that you wear one. 

   

A Clemens Center Mary Tripp Marks School-Time Series production performed by National Players

A RAISIN IN THE SUN

Friday, May 6, 2022 at 10:00am*

Tickets: $6.

For group and/or single tickets, contact our School-Time Coordinator at 607-733-5639 ext. 777 or janices@clemenscenter.org 

By Lorraine Hansberry

The members of the Younger family dream bigger than the small house where they live on the south side of Chicago in the 1950s. When their deceased father’s insurance money comes through, those dreams might actually become reality. Walter Lee wants to run his own business and earn financial independence, but his sister Beneatha dreams of attending medical school. Meanwhile, their mother Lena wants to move them all to a bigger home in a white neighborhood. What will finally allow the Youngers to move up in the world, and who will have their dreams deferred? National Players is honored to portray this award-winning drama with a universal story about an African American family dealing with prejudice, history, and a world where everything changes.

Please Note: This show contains mature language and themes.

Curriculum Ties: Literature, Theatre, History

Recommended for Grades 8 – 12

Show Length: 90 minutes

*Dates/times/program/protocols subject to change.

Here’s a quick rundown on how this event will work, but please visit your website for further details, explanations, and event tidbits:

• The event is held on Saturday, April 30^th or Saturday May 7th
• Tickets are sold as a table for 2 for $125 or tables for 4 for $230 (both plus tax and service fee)
• Ticket price includes 6 wineries, with food and wine samples served at each.
• Ticket price also includes a souvenir wine glass for each person and one full set of potted plants per 2 people (a table of 2 receives one set, a table of 4 receives 2)
  • Though only visiting 6 of the wineries, you’ll be receiving ALL 12 potted herbs or vegetables at your last stop, which include sweet pepper, hot pepper, tomato, parsley, oregano, broccoli, chives, cilantro, basil, dill, spinach, and cucumber.
• Multiple itineraries are available to choose from. Quantities of each are limited and cannot be increased. Click here to see all itineraries in one spot to help you choose one. (coming soon)
• You must stick to your chosen itinerary: Early or late arrivals at each winery will only be accommodated if space permits. You also cannot stray from your purchased itinerary. If you aren’t on their list, they will not allow you in.
• Wineries reserve the right to refuse service to intoxicated customers, or those arriving too far outside of their designated time slot.
• We are always following current NYS guidelines, which can change at any moment. As of right now (2/28/22), masks are no longer mandated by NYS, though individual businesses may request that you wear one. 

   

May 7^th

10am – 3pm

“I Love My Park Day”

We salute our relationship with Parks & Trails New York by supporting “I Love My Park Day”.  Help us on this day by volunteering to help clean up our beautiful treasure in the Finger Lakes.

Regular Admission, purchase tickets when you arrive at the park through the Admissions Booth

Free to Volunteers that sign up through Parks & Trails New York https://www.ptny.org/events/i-love-my-park-day

Join us for the very first day of our 2022 Regular Season on Saturday, May 7!

Chat with our knowledgeable costumed interpreters who keep the hearth fires burning, the heirloom gardens flourishing, and the livestock tended. You’ll hear the clanging of the blacksmith’s hammer, smell the aroma of fresh-baked treats, and truly experience life in the 19th century. Interpreters — including cooks and craftspeople — will be demonstrating their talents all day! Wander down to the farm to meet the animals, see what's cooking at the Pioneer Farmstead, and so much more.

PLUS, make sure to visit the John L. Wehle Gallery when you visit on this special weekend to explore a brand new exhibition for 2022! "Duck, Duck, Shoot! The Story of American Waterbirds." explores American waterfowl hunting across the 19th to the 21st century. Wildlife art, sculpture, and lithographs will be paired with duck decoy carvers, duck stamps, waterfowl culinary tools, and an array of 19th- and 20th-century waterfowl firearms and hunting gear for both men and women.

Learn more and plan your visit: https://www.gcv.org/events/opening-day/

Join us at the Damiani Tasting Room from 1pm to 5pm all Mother's Day weekend (Thurs - Sun) for the amazingly delicious and authentic Mexican cuisine of Sabores de Oaxaca, one of the best food truck in the region.

Join Lifetime Trustee Marvin Pritts for a stroll through Smith Woods!

This beautiful old-growth forest has plenty of stories to tell and begins waking up late spring with flowers, new leaves, and more.

We'll start the walk at 1:00 pm on the Cemetery & Falls Rd corner. Please park alongside the road on Cemetery Rd. See you there!

Bring Mom to GCV&M for free on Mother's Day! 

On Mother's Day interpreters in the Historic Village will showcase a number of tasks and activities reflective of what life was like for 19th-century mothers. Explore historic homes, kitchens, and heirloom gardens, and don't forget to treat mom to a traditional 19th-century pastry from the D.B. Munger & Co. Confectionery!

Looking for a special gift for mom? Don't forget to stop by the Flint Hill Store to peruse handcrafted goods made right here in the Historic Village, work by local artisans, treats, sweets, and more. Shop our Online Store at any time by clicking here!

And most importantly - don't forget that all Moms receive free on admission Mother's Day!

Learn more and plan your visit: https://www.gcv.org/events/opening-day/

Come expand your literary horizons at Damiani as we celebrate the release of “Dark Circles” by FLX native and author @caitedolanleach . 5pm-7pm. Complimentary light snacks provided, complimentary sparkling wine reception from 5-5:30. Wine bar will be open until 7pm serving wine by the glass, local beer, and cider. Caite will be doing a reading starting at 6pm and then signing and selling books after.

A brief synopsis of the new book: An embattled actress becomes entangled in a dark conspiracy at a spiritual retreat—and starts a true crime podcast to try to break the case—in this chilling novel about fame, violence, and our morbid fascination with murder, from the acclaimed author of Dead Letters.

“[An] evocative, character-propelled thriller.”—Publishers Weekly

Wednesday's live music at Ventosa is back from 6-9pm with a BOGO happy hour from 5-6pm! Cafe Toscana serving until 8pm. Call to reserve your table on our terrace as it fills up quickly (315)719-0000 (leave a message if no answer). See our website for artist line-up: VentosaVineyards.com/livemusic

The Corning Museum of Glass is pleased to provide an opportunity for public audiences to watch Maestro Lino Tagliapietra at work as we celebrate his retirement from the hot shop after a 70+ year career. Widely known as the greatest glassblower in the world, Tagliapietra has long been a friend of the Museum and a mentor and teacher to glass artists across the globe. We look forward to having the Maestro with us, and to honoring his storied career and his passion for the material at the center of our mission.

Attendees are encouraged to wear masks, as Steuben County is currently designated an area of 'high' community transmission due to the BA.2 Omicron subvariant.

This public demonstration will take place on Friday, May 13 from 9 am to 12 pm and is a ticketed event.  

The $40 ticket includes the 3-hour demonstration and general admission to the Museum for the day. Museum Members can reserve a ticket for $20.

Reserve your ticket now

50 years ago the first plantings went into our vineyard,  Patrician Verona Vineyards. 50 is a big milestone, so we’re celebrating!

Join us Saturday, May 14th from 1-5 pm for live music from Donna Colton & Sam Toublemaker, food from Blowin’ Smoke BBQ, wine, beer, & a day of celebration!

A Clemens Center Mary Tripp Marks School-Time Series production presented by TheaterWorksUSA   

ROSIE REVERE, ENGINEER & FRIENDS

Monday, May 16, 2022 at 10 am and 12:30 pm*

Tickets: $6.

For group and/or single tickets, contact our School-Time Coordinator at 607-733-5639 ext. 777 or janices@clemenscenter.org.

Book by Lauren Gunderson
Music by Bree Lowdermilk
Lyrics by Kait Kerrigan

Based on the books Rosie Revere, Engineer; Iggy Peck, Architect; and Ada Twist, Scientist by Andrea Beaty with illustrations by David Roberts

Ms. Greer’s classroom includes three inquisitive out-of-the-box thinkers. Rosie Revere has big dreams. Iggy Peck has a relentless passion for architecture. And Ada Twist’s curiosity can lead her to solve any problem.

A fun new musical based on the books Rosie Revere, Engineer; Iggy Peck, Architect; and Ada Twist Scientist by Andrea Beaty, which spotlights the STEM curriculum (focusing on science, technology, engineering and math).

Curriculum Ties: Language Arts, Music, Science, Technology, Engineering, Math 

Recommended for Grades K – 4 

Show Length: 60 minutes

*Dates/times/program/protocols subject to change.

Wednesday's live music at Ventosa is back from 6-9pm with a BOGO happy hour from 5-6pm! Cafe Toscana serving until 8pm. Call to reserve your table on our terrace as it fills up quickly (315)719-0000 (leave a message if no answer). See our website for artist line-up: VentosaVineyards.com/livemusic

Join us in The Studio on May 19 2022 at 12:00 pm as 2020 Burke Prize recipient Lauren Kalman provides an artist-in-residence lecture detailing her artistic practice which is centered around the history of adornment, contemporary craft, video, photography, and performance.

Reservations are not required to attend this event.  This lecture is free and open to the public.

Friday, May 20, 2022, ATLYS with musicologist Anya Wilkening – “New Beginnings: From Quartet to Hard Core” 
The Cracker Factory, 7:30 pm 
Jinty McTavish, Sabrina Tabby, violin; Rita Andrade, viola; Genevieve Tabby, cello 

ATLYS returns to GMF this May to kick off our 2022 season. In collaboration with Anya Wilkening, GMF’s musicologist and resident scholar, ATLYS will preview some of the musical motifs of our season. We’ll trace the development of the string quartet genre all the way from Haydn to ATLYS’s crossover arrangements of American pop rock and ska punk, and voyage across the world to explore the intersection of folk and art music in the establishment of national styles. 

“Only Now” (Seven Lions/Tyler Graves, arr. Ari Barack Fisher)
“Allegro moderato, cantabile,” from String Quartet in E-flat major, op. 33, no. 2 (Franz Joseph Haydn)
“Larghetto espressivo-Allegretto agitato,” from String Quartet No. 11 in F minor, op. 95  (Ludwig van Beethoven, arr. Jinty McTavish)
“Corrie Man” (Celtic traditional, arr. Genevieve Tabby)
“Shenandoah” (American folk song, arr. Joseph Ittoop) 
"Alfonsina y el Mar” (Ariel Ramírez/Félix Luna, arr. Emilio Solla)  
“Believer” (Imagine Dragons, arr. Jinty McTavish)
“Rush Over Me” (Seven Lions/Said The Sky/Illenium, arr. Ari Barack Fisher)
“The Blood” (Seven Lions, arr. Andrew Vogt) 
“A Better Place, A Better Time,” (Streetlight Manifesto, arr. Andrew Vogt)

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

The Museum is once again participating in the Blue Star Museums program, offering free Museum admission to all active duty military and their families May 21 through Labor Day.* As always, Museum admission is valid for two consecutive days.

*The Museum also offers a 15% discount to all active military and veterans all year long.

The Museum is once again participating in the Blue Star Museums program, offering free Museum admission to all active duty military and their families May 21 through Labor Day.* As always, Museum admission is valid for two consecutive days.

*The Museum also offers a 15% discount to all active military and veterans all year long.

The Museum is once again participating in the Blue Star Museums program, offering free Museum admission to all active duty military and their families May 21 through Labor Day.* As always, Museum admission is valid for two consecutive days.

*The Museum also offers a 15% discount to all active military and veterans all year long.

The Museum is once again participating in the Blue Star Museums program, offering free Museum admission to all active duty military and their families May 21 through Labor Day.* As always, Museum admission is valid for two consecutive days.

*The Museum also offers a 15% discount to all active military and veterans all year long.

The Museum is once again participating in the Blue Star Museums program, offering free Museum admission to all active duty military and their families May 21 through Labor Day.* As always, Museum admission is valid for two consecutive days.

*The Museum also offers a 15% discount to all active military and veterans all year long.

GPS Band sings classic and current hits with a sweet sound and tight harmonies!

The Museum is once again participating in the Blue Star Museums program, offering free Museum admission to all active duty military and their families May 21 through Labor Day.* As always, Museum admission is valid for two consecutive days.

*The Museum also offers a 15% discount to all active military and veterans all year long.

Thursday, May 26, 2022:  Ulysses Quartet – “The Power of Four”
Smith Opera House, 7:30 pm
Christina Bouey, Rhiannon Banerdt, violin; Colin Brookes, viola; Grace Ho, cello

We’re excited to present the Ulysses Quartet, winner of the 2016 Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition and the 2018 Schoenfeld International String Competition, who will guide us on an exploration of the string quartet’s capabilities and history. We begin with its Enlightenment-era origins (with Haydn), dance our way through the folk music of two different cultures (Danish and Azerbaijani), before delving into Beethoven’s monumental and intensely personal contribution to the genre, Opus 132.
 

FRANZ JOSEPH HAYDN: String Quartet in G minor, Op. 20, No. 3 
TRADITIONAL (arr. Danish String Quartet): Folk Songs 
FRANGHIZ ALI-ZADEH: Rǝqs (Dance) 
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN: String Quartet in A minor, Op. 132

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

The Museum is once again participating in the Blue Star Museums program, offering free Museum admission to all active duty military and their families May 21 through Labor Day.* As always, Museum admission is valid for two consecutive days.

*The Museum also offers a 15% discount to all active military and veterans all year long.

The Museum is once again participating in the Blue Star Museums program, offering free Museum admission to all active duty military and their families May 21 through Labor Day.* As always, Museum admission is valid for two consecutive days.

*The Museum also offers a 15% discount to all active military and veterans all year long.

Join us at The Shops on May 28, as artist Catherine Labonte hosts Adopt-a-Glass-Pet Day. 

Known for her curiously cute and thoroughly whimsical glass animal creations, Labonte will be on hand to sign "birth certificates" for all of the glass animals "adopted" during the event. In addition, she will draw a picture of each animal and sign the piece with a name chosen by the adoptive parent.

Follow The Shops on Instagram or Facebook for updates on Adopt-a-Glass-Pet Day.

Explore every inch of the nature center with a 10k or 25k trail run! Frost Town Trail Fest is a trail race presented by Ironwood Adventure Works that celebrates the beauty, recreational opportunities, and environmental mission of the Cumming Nature Center. 

The routes explore some of the best terrain the Bristol Hills has to offer while giving runners rare access to landscapes neighboring the nature center. Proceeds from the race will benefit the Cumming Nature Center’s environmental and educational programming.

Bring along your family and friends to cheer you on as you finish—there are plenty of trails for them to explore at their own pace during the race, along with a picnic area for rest and celebration after the run.

RACE SCHEDULE

25k Trail Run | 9am
The challenging 25k course is a single loop that circumnavigates both the Cumming Nature Center and an adjacent property managed by The Nature Conservancy. A steep winding ascent and then descent through historic logging roads initiate 25k runners to this stout cross terrain trail challenge. Next, after traversing through the well-tended Cumming Nature Center Trail system, runners take the trail less traveled across the rugged Rattlesnake Hill ridgeline east of Lake Honeoye. Aid stations will be available at approximately 4 mile intervals for a total of three support stations on the course.

10k Trail Run | 10am
For a quicker and less remote challenge, the 10k course covers the best of the Cumming Nature Center trail system. Less elevation gain and a more runnable course make this a great first 10k or a fast trail loop for seasoned trail runners.

Kids Fun Run | 12pm
Bring your junior trail runners along for a free 1.5 mile kids fun run! To participate, just show up with a parent between 11am and 11:45am to get your race bib. See the registration page for details!

Register by April 30 for an early registration discount. Online registration ends at 5pm on Thursday, May 26. 

Saturday, May 28, 2022: “Influence and Inspiration”
Smith Opera House, 7:30 pm
Jinjoo Cho, Geoffrey Herd, violin; Eric Wong, viola; Max Geissler, cello; Henry Kramer, piano

Join us as returning GMF artists celebrate the way musical influence reverberates across the ages. This evening’s works are linked by their shared sources of inspiration, and form a musical network that spans eras and genres. Jörg Widmann’s “Hunting Quartet” acts as a linchpin, quoting Schumann’s programmatic work Papillons, and offering a twenty-first century take on Mozart’s String Quartet No. 17 (“The Hunt”).
 

W.A. MOZART: String Quartet No. 17 in B-flat Major, K. 458 “The Hunt”
ROBERT SCHUMANN: Papillons, Op. 2
J​​ÖRG WIDMANN: String Quartet No. 3 “Hunting Quartet” 
ROBERT SCHUMANN: Piano Quartet in E-flat Major, Op. 47

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

The Museum is once again participating in the Blue Star Museums program, offering free Museum admission to all active duty military and their families May 21 through Labor Day.* As always, Museum admission is valid for two consecutive days.

*The Museum also offers a 15% discount to all active military and veterans all year long.

The Museum is once again participating in the Blue Star Museums program, offering free Museum admission to all active duty military and their families May 21 through Labor Day.* As always, Museum admission is valid for two consecutive days.

*The Museum also offers a 15% discount to all active military and veterans all year long.

Open Memorial Day for all of the Holiday visitors to the Finger Lakes!

The Lakeside Country Cloggers will provide entertainment.

Come rock out with Gemini. While you are here enjoy great shopping and delicious food!

The Museum is once again participating in the Blue Star Museums program, offering free Museum admission to all active duty military and their families May 21 through Labor Day.* As always, Museum admission is valid for two consecutive days.

*The Museum also offers a 15% discount to all active military and veterans all year long.