Finger Lakes Events Calendar

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

Struggling to make ends meet, Rocky Balboa is a down and out amateur boxer and part time heavy for a loan shark. Despite his hardships, his emerging relationship with Adrian Pennino forms a foundation of hope and confidence for both of them. When Apollo Creed picks Rocky as his opponent, Rocky must undertake the biggest challenge of his life.  With a score by Tony and Academy Award nominated writers Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens, book by Tony nominee Thomas Meehan, adapted from Sylvester Stallone’s Academy award nominated screenplay, Rocky is for the fighter and lover in all of us. Premium Seating Available! Ringside seating on stage available. Contact the Box Office for more information. Select dates and times.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

We at the arts center would like to give you an opportunity to express & share with others what you are going through now, what you are feeling about this time, and what your thoughts are on re-imagining life after the pandemic.  And so we’ve decided to go forward with an art show, opening on June 27, that we’re calling  --- Pandemic.  We’re hoping that you can use this time at home as an opportunity to capture your experience whether by a photograph, sculpture, drawing,  painting, poem or short story ….You choose the medium.
 
We plan to have the art show the end of June.  If by some chance we are actually open then, we’ll have it as a show at the Arts Center. But our plan now is to do a virtual show – where we post pictures of everyone’s work on-line. To do this you just need to  take a picture of your artwork, email it to us and we’ll put it in our virtual show on June 27. The show will run online for 2 weeks for all to see. We will plan to have a “regular” show whenever we do open,  at that time you can bring in your actual artwork for display.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

Artists, bring your instruments and your talent and get in the queue to share your musical soul with our Fair Haven patrons every Wednesday evening at Colloca Estate Winery. John Luber and Steve Watson host Open Mic Night all summer long Wednesday's in Fair Haven.

Wine Wednesday means fantastic LIVE MUSIC on the Lake Effect Vineyard Stage at our Outdoor WINE BAR - voted among the Top 10 Outdoor Bars in Central New York. And, from 7-10 pm we will offer 1/2 price wines by the glass along with some of the area's best entertainment and food from our Wood Fired Kitchen.

Join Bright Leaf Vineyard for their Wednesday night music series! This winery has a breathtaking view of Cayuga Lake, amazing wines, and lovely owners and staff. Mark your calendars! Live music and food by:

7/22 Kenny Campbell/Little Yard Farm Catering

7/29 Off the Rails/Drifters Restaurant

8/5 Austin MacRae/Drifters Restaurant

8/12 Mike McWilliams/1010 BBQ

8/19 The Purple Valley/Drifters Restaurant

8/26 Madd Daddy/Little Yard Farm Catering

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

Come join us and create a succulent garden. Bring a container you would like to use (anything you would like you can be very creative here) and a package of succulents to use and share. I will provide the soil, more succulents, some fun items to add to your gardens, light refreshments, and a special helper who is very knowledgeable in succulent gardens. Cost will be $10 per person. 

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

Artists, bring your instruments and your talent and get in the queue to share your musical soul with our Fair Haven patrons every Wednesday evening at Colloca Estate Winery. John Luber and Steve Watson host Open Mic Night all summer long Wednesday's in Fair Haven.

Wine Wednesday means fantastic LIVE MUSIC on the Lake Effect Vineyard Stage at our Outdoor WINE BAR - voted among the Top 10 Outdoor Bars in Central New York. And, from 7-10 pm we will offer 1/2 price wines by the glass along with some of the area's best entertainment and food from our Wood Fired Kitchen.

Join Bright Leaf Vineyard for their Wednesday night music series! This winery has a breathtaking view of Cayuga Lake, amazing wines, and lovely owners and staff. Mark your calendars! Live music and food by:

7/22 Kenny Campbell/Little Yard Farm Catering

7/29 Off the Rails/Drifters Restaurant

8/5 Austin MacRae/Drifters Restaurant

8/12 Mike McWilliams/1010 BBQ

8/19 The Purple Valley/Drifters Restaurant

8/26 Madd Daddy/Little Yard Farm Catering

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

Weekly on Thursdays July 2, 9, 16.

A conversation with young adults from our community about racial injustice in America in three parts.

Auburn Public Theater presents a special three part event on Thursday July 2, Thursday July 9, and Thursday July 16. Join us on APT's Facebook Live at 8pm EST.
APT is humbled to present this community forum online. The next three Thursdays @8pm FB Live sessions will feature live discussions from a panel of young adults from our community. Our goal is for people from all walks of life to feel welcome in both discussions, and comfortable asking questions in the comments section of Facebook.
Note: Hate speech that does not adhere to our community standards and/or to Facebook's community standards will not be tolerated, and will be reported to Facebook.

This three-part series is about racism in America and specifically in this community. The panelists are young people whose voices often go unheard because of their age. Join us on Facebook for the next three Thursdays at 8:00pm for live talk by our young world to our young world and help their voices be heard.

Village of Sodus Point Fireworks Display.  The lawn of the Sodus Bay Lighthouse provides a perfect location to watch the fireworks, which are set off on the Sodus Bay channel pier.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

Artists, bring your instruments and your talent and get in the queue to share your musical soul with our Fair Haven patrons every Wednesday evening at Colloca Estate Winery. John Luber and Steve Watson host Open Mic Night all summer long Wednesday's in Fair Haven.

Wine Wednesday means fantastic LIVE MUSIC on the Lake Effect Vineyard Stage at our Outdoor WINE BAR - voted among the Top 10 Outdoor Bars in Central New York. And, from 7-10 pm we will offer 1/2 price wines by the glass along with some of the area's best entertainment and food from our Wood Fired Kitchen.

Join Bright Leaf Vineyard for their Wednesday night music series! This winery has a breathtaking view of Cayuga Lake, amazing wines, and lovely owners and staff. Mark your calendars! Live music and food by:

7/22 Kenny Campbell/Little Yard Farm Catering

7/29 Off the Rails/Drifters Restaurant

8/5 Austin MacRae/Drifters Restaurant

8/12 Mike McWilliams/1010 BBQ

8/19 The Purple Valley/Drifters Restaurant

8/26 Madd Daddy/Little Yard Farm Catering

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

Weekly on Thursdays July 2, 9, 16.

A conversation with young adults from our community about racial injustice in America in three parts.

Auburn Public Theater presents a special three part event on Thursday July 2, Thursday July 9, and Thursday July 16. Join us on APT's Facebook Live at 8pm EST.
APT is humbled to present this community forum online. The next three Thursdays @8pm FB Live sessions will feature live discussions from a panel of young adults from our community. Our goal is for people from all walks of life to feel welcome in both discussions, and comfortable asking questions in the comments section of Facebook.
Note: Hate speech that does not adhere to our community standards and/or to Facebook's community standards will not be tolerated, and will be reported to Facebook.

This three-part series is about racism in America and specifically in this community. The panelists are young people whose voices often go unheard because of their age. Join us on Facebook for the next three Thursdays at 8:00pm for live talk by our young world to our young world and help their voices be heard.

Artists and craftspeople sell pottery, jewelry, clothing, paintings, photographs, greeting cards, and much more on the lighthouse lawn. 

Enjoy an afternoon of live jazz music with The Diana Leigh Duo!
As we continue to move forward in the reopening plan while still following all COVID regulations, here's a little update about some changes from previous years:
?Please bring your own chairs or blankets for lawn seating. Cheeses and snack foods are available, and you're also welcome to bring a picnic (no alcohol is allowed unless purchased here!). No reservation required for lawn seating. No large groups or gatherings, please!
?Tables are reserved for wine tastings, with a 45 minute occupancy limit. Reservations are requested. Guests arriving without reservations will be added to our waiting list if no space is available.
?Wine by the glass or bottle and slushies (!) will be available near the performance area.
↔️Please follow all social distancing rules when setting up your chairs/blankets.
?Masks must be worn at any time you leave your seating area.

Enjoy live music, delicious wine, and fireworks!

Celebrate the 4th of July with us! We'll have a limited amount of our famous slushies available (The Patriot and Lady Liberty) as well as house smoked brisket sandwiches, dinners, and other BBQ features (while supplies last).

Reservations are strongly encouraged with limited seating available. Give us a call or head to our website to reserve your table today: https://treleavenwines.com/visit/reservations/

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

Artists, bring your instruments and your talent and get in the queue to share your musical soul with our Fair Haven patrons every Wednesday evening at Colloca Estate Winery. John Luber and Steve Watson host Open Mic Night all summer long Wednesday's in Fair Haven.

Wine Wednesday means fantastic LIVE MUSIC on the Lake Effect Vineyard Stage at our Outdoor WINE BAR - voted among the Top 10 Outdoor Bars in Central New York. And, from 7-10 pm we will offer 1/2 price wines by the glass along with some of the area's best entertainment and food from our Wood Fired Kitchen.

Join Bright Leaf Vineyard for their Wednesday night music series! This winery has a breathtaking view of Cayuga Lake, amazing wines, and lovely owners and staff. Mark your calendars! Live music and food by:

7/22 Kenny Campbell/Little Yard Farm Catering

7/29 Off the Rails/Drifters Restaurant

8/5 Austin MacRae/Drifters Restaurant

8/12 Mike McWilliams/1010 BBQ

8/19 The Purple Valley/Drifters Restaurant

8/26 Madd Daddy/Little Yard Farm Catering

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

Weekly on Thursdays July 2, 9, 16.

A conversation with young adults from our community about racial injustice in America in three parts.

Auburn Public Theater presents a special three part event on Thursday July 2, Thursday July 9, and Thursday July 16. Join us on APT's Facebook Live at 8pm EST.
APT is humbled to present this community forum online. The next three Thursdays @8pm FB Live sessions will feature live discussions from a panel of young adults from our community. Our goal is for people from all walks of life to feel welcome in both discussions, and comfortable asking questions in the comments section of Facebook.
Note: Hate speech that does not adhere to our community standards and/or to Facebook's community standards will not be tolerated, and will be reported to Facebook.

This three-part series is about racism in America and specifically in this community. The panelists are young people whose voices often go unheard because of their age. Join us on Facebook for the next three Thursdays at 8:00pm for live talk by our young world to our young world and help their voices be heard.

10 a.m. to 5 p.m.  Continue celebrating our nation’s independence at the Sodus Bay Lighthouse Museum!  Wear red, white, and blue, and receive a FREE gift with paid admission.  Admission:  $6/Adult; $3/Students (K-12); FREE for Preschool Children & SBHS Members.  Sodus Bay Lighthouse Museum, 7606 North Ontario Street, Sodus Point, NY. For more information, call (315) 483-4936 or visit www.sodusbaylighthouse.org.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

Artists, bring your instruments and your talent and get in the queue to share your musical soul with our Fair Haven patrons every Wednesday evening at Colloca Estate Winery. John Luber and Steve Watson host Open Mic Night all summer long Wednesday's in Fair Haven.

Wine Wednesday means fantastic LIVE MUSIC on the Lake Effect Vineyard Stage at our Outdoor WINE BAR - voted among the Top 10 Outdoor Bars in Central New York. And, from 7-10 pm we will offer 1/2 price wines by the glass along with some of the area's best entertainment and food from our Wood Fired Kitchen.

Join Bright Leaf Vineyard for their Wednesday night music series! This winery has a breathtaking view of Cayuga Lake, amazing wines, and lovely owners and staff. Mark your calendars! Live music and food by:

7/22 Kenny Campbell/Little Yard Farm Catering

7/29 Off the Rails/Drifters Restaurant

8/5 Austin MacRae/Drifters Restaurant

8/12 Mike McWilliams/1010 BBQ

8/19 The Purple Valley/Drifters Restaurant

8/26 Madd Daddy/Little Yard Farm Catering

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

Weekly on Thursdays July 2, 9, 16.

A conversation with young adults from our community about racial injustice in America in three parts.

Auburn Public Theater presents a special three part event on Thursday July 2, Thursday July 9, and Thursday July 16. Join us on APT's Facebook Live at 8pm EST.
APT is humbled to present this community forum online. The next three Thursdays @8pm FB Live sessions will feature live discussions from a panel of young adults from our community. Our goal is for people from all walks of life to feel welcome in both discussions, and comfortable asking questions in the comments section of Facebook.
Note: Hate speech that does not adhere to our community standards and/or to Facebook's community standards will not be tolerated, and will be reported to Facebook.

This three-part series is about racism in America and specifically in this community. The panelists are young people whose voices often go unheard because of their age. Join us on Facebook for the next three Thursdays at 8:00pm for live talk by our young world to our young world and help their voices be heard.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

Artists, bring your instruments and your talent and get in the queue to share your musical soul with our Fair Haven patrons every Wednesday evening at Colloca Estate Winery. John Luber and Steve Watson host Open Mic Night all summer long Wednesday's in Fair Haven.

Wine Wednesday means fantastic LIVE MUSIC on the Lake Effect Vineyard Stage at our Outdoor WINE BAR - voted among the Top 10 Outdoor Bars in Central New York. And, from 7-10 pm we will offer 1/2 price wines by the glass along with some of the area's best entertainment and food from our Wood Fired Kitchen.

Join Bright Leaf Vineyard for their Wednesday night music series! This winery has a breathtaking view of Cayuga Lake, amazing wines, and lovely owners and staff. Mark your calendars! Live music and food by:

7/22 Kenny Campbell/Little Yard Farm Catering

7/29 Off the Rails/Drifters Restaurant

8/5 Austin MacRae/Drifters Restaurant

8/12 Mike McWilliams/1010 BBQ

8/19 The Purple Valley/Drifters Restaurant

8/26 Madd Daddy/Little Yard Farm Catering

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

Weekly on Thursdays July 2, 9, 16.

A conversation with young adults from our community about racial injustice in America in three parts.

Auburn Public Theater presents a special three part event on Thursday July 2, Thursday July 9, and Thursday July 16. Join us on APT's Facebook Live at 8pm EST.
APT is humbled to present this community forum online. The next three Thursdays @8pm FB Live sessions will feature live discussions from a panel of young adults from our community. Our goal is for people from all walks of life to feel welcome in both discussions, and comfortable asking questions in the comments section of Facebook.
Note: Hate speech that does not adhere to our community standards and/or to Facebook's community standards will not be tolerated, and will be reported to Facebook.

This three-part series is about racism in America and specifically in this community. The panelists are young people whose voices often go unheard because of their age. Join us on Facebook for the next three Thursdays at 8:00pm for live talk by our young world to our young world and help their voices be heard.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

Artists, bring your instruments and your talent and get in the queue to share your musical soul with our Fair Haven patrons every Wednesday evening at Colloca Estate Winery. John Luber and Steve Watson host Open Mic Night all summer long Wednesday's in Fair Haven.

Wine Wednesday means fantastic LIVE MUSIC on the Lake Effect Vineyard Stage at our Outdoor WINE BAR - voted among the Top 10 Outdoor Bars in Central New York. And, from 7-10 pm we will offer 1/2 price wines by the glass along with some of the area's best entertainment and food from our Wood Fired Kitchen.

Join Bright Leaf Vineyard for their Wednesday night music series! This winery has a breathtaking view of Cayuga Lake, amazing wines, and lovely owners and staff. Mark your calendars! Live music and food by:

7/22 Kenny Campbell/Little Yard Farm Catering

7/29 Off the Rails/Drifters Restaurant

8/5 Austin MacRae/Drifters Restaurant

8/12 Mike McWilliams/1010 BBQ

8/19 The Purple Valley/Drifters Restaurant

8/26 Madd Daddy/Little Yard Farm Catering

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

Weekly on Thursdays July 2, 9, 16.

A conversation with young adults from our community about racial injustice in America in three parts.

Auburn Public Theater presents a special three part event on Thursday July 2, Thursday July 9, and Thursday July 16. Join us on APT's Facebook Live at 8pm EST.
APT is humbled to present this community forum online. The next three Thursdays @8pm FB Live sessions will feature live discussions from a panel of young adults from our community. Our goal is for people from all walks of life to feel welcome in both discussions, and comfortable asking questions in the comments section of Facebook.
Note: Hate speech that does not adhere to our community standards and/or to Facebook's community standards will not be tolerated, and will be reported to Facebook.

This three-part series is about racism in America and specifically in this community. The panelists are young people whose voices often go unheard because of their age. Join us on Facebook for the next three Thursdays at 8:00pm for live talk by our young world to our young world and help their voices be heard.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

We at the arts center would like to give you an opportunity to express & share with others what you are going through now, what you are feeling about this time, and what your thoughts are on re-imagining life after the pandemic.  And so we’ve decided to go forward with an art show, opening on June 27, that we’re calling  --- Pandemic.  We’re hoping that you can use this time at home as an opportunity to capture your experience whether by a photograph, sculpture, drawing,  painting, poem or short story ….You choose the medium.
 
We plan to have the art show the end of June.  If by some chance we are actually open then, we’ll have it as a show at the Arts Center. But our plan now is to do a virtual show – where we post pictures of everyone’s work on-line. To do this you just need to  take a picture of your artwork, email it to us and we’ll put it in our virtual show on June 27. The show will run online for 2 weeks for all to see. We will plan to have a “regular” show whenever we do open,  at that time you can bring in your actual artwork for display.

OL'FACTORY FARM LAVENDER PICKING DAYS! July 3, 10, 11, 12.

Although the NY Lavender Festival has been canceled this year due to the COVID 19 Virus, Ol'Factory Farm is still offering "you pick" options that are safe and responsible. We are still celebrating Lavender as we offer different picking sessions from July 3rd - July 12th. At this time you can visit the farm, pick lavender, enjoy an ice cream sundae, walk the labyrinth, take pictures in the fields, and more.  You choose the day and time you would like to visit by purchasing a ticket.  Pre-selling tickets allow us to control the number of visitors.  Let's be safe and enjoy a wonderful day on the farm! Once you select your ticket you can then also select ADD ON tickets.  PLEASE READ through the choices and select the one(s) that's right for you.  If you will be bringing a child you will need a child's ticket...so we can keep count of kiddos too!  

Ol'Factory Farm, 12973 Upton Rd, Red Creek, NY 13143, USA

Get your lavender fix at Ol'Factory Farm! Purchase tickets today! No Ticket, no entry!

Enjoy your favorite books during The Strong’s Storybook Summer virtual event happening weekdays from July 6 through September 4. Each day at 10:30 a.m., head to the museum’s Facebook page for unique crafts, active play ideas, and special guests—all themed around a different children’s book each week. Plus, visit The Strong in person or on Facebook live for interactive readings of the featured books on Mondays at 10:30 a.m.

This week, kick the summer off with a reading of There’s a Monster in Your Book and bring a friendly monster to life. Learn how to craft a monster bookmark and discover how you can make a sidewalk obstacle course at home. Try your hand at mixing up a refreshing monster drink and create your own blue monster goo.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

We at the arts center would like to give you an opportunity to express & share with others what you are going through now, what you are feeling about this time, and what your thoughts are on re-imagining life after the pandemic.  And so we’ve decided to go forward with an art show, opening on June 27, that we’re calling  --- Pandemic.  We’re hoping that you can use this time at home as an opportunity to capture your experience whether by a photograph, sculpture, drawing,  painting, poem or short story ….You choose the medium.
 
We plan to have the art show the end of June.  If by some chance we are actually open then, we’ll have it as a show at the Arts Center. But our plan now is to do a virtual show – where we post pictures of everyone’s work on-line. To do this you just need to  take a picture of your artwork, email it to us and we’ll put it in our virtual show on June 27. The show will run online for 2 weeks for all to see. We will plan to have a “regular” show whenever we do open,  at that time you can bring in your actual artwork for display.

OL'FACTORY FARM LAVENDER PICKING DAYS! July 3, 10, 11, 12.

Although the NY Lavender Festival has been canceled this year due to the COVID 19 Virus, Ol'Factory Farm is still offering "you pick" options that are safe and responsible. We are still celebrating Lavender as we offer different picking sessions from July 3rd - July 12th. At this time you can visit the farm, pick lavender, enjoy an ice cream sundae, walk the labyrinth, take pictures in the fields, and more.  You choose the day and time you would like to visit by purchasing a ticket.  Pre-selling tickets allow us to control the number of visitors.  Let's be safe and enjoy a wonderful day on the farm! Once you select your ticket you can then also select ADD ON tickets.  PLEASE READ through the choices and select the one(s) that's right for you.  If you will be bringing a child you will need a child's ticket...so we can keep count of kiddos too!  

Ol'Factory Farm, 12973 Upton Rd, Red Creek, NY 13143, USA

Get your lavender fix at Ol'Factory Farm! Purchase tickets today! No Ticket, no entry!

Enjoy your favorite books during The Strong’s Storybook Summer virtual event happening weekdays from July 6 through September 4. Each day at 10:30 a.m., head to the museum’s Facebook page for unique crafts, active play ideas, and special guests—all themed around a different children’s book each week. Plus, visit The Strong in person or on Facebook live for interactive readings of the featured books on Mondays at 10:30 a.m.

This week, kick the summer off with a reading of There’s a Monster in Your Book and bring a friendly monster to life. Learn how to craft a monster bookmark and discover how you can make a sidewalk obstacle course at home. Try your hand at mixing up a refreshing monster drink and create your own blue monster goo.

Throughout July, we'll be extending our hours until 8:30 on Friday evenings.  Stop in for a tasting or a glass of wine on the deck as you drink in our panoramic Cayuga Lake view and enjoy background music from local artists.  Bring your own chairs or blankets for lawn seating, as tables are limited.  Snack foods will be available, or pack a picnic and bring it along: no alcohol allowed unless purchased here, per NYS law!
 

Due to COVID19 restrictions, please observe the following regulations during your visit:

• Masks must be worn at all times, unless you are seated at your designated space.
• Please maintain at least 6 feet of distance from other patrons.
• No large groups - please limit your party to 10 people or less for lawn seating, 6 or less for wine tastings.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

We at the arts center would like to give you an opportunity to express & share with others what you are going through now, what you are feeling about this time, and what your thoughts are on re-imagining life after the pandemic.  And so we’ve decided to go forward with an art show, opening on June 27, that we’re calling  --- Pandemic.  We’re hoping that you can use this time at home as an opportunity to capture your experience whether by a photograph, sculpture, drawing,  painting, poem or short story ….You choose the medium.
 
We plan to have the art show the end of June.  If by some chance we are actually open then, we’ll have it as a show at the Arts Center. But our plan now is to do a virtual show – where we post pictures of everyone’s work on-line. To do this you just need to  take a picture of your artwork, email it to us and we’ll put it in our virtual show on June 27. The show will run online for 2 weeks for all to see. We will plan to have a “regular” show whenever we do open,  at that time you can bring in your actual artwork for display.

OL'FACTORY FARM LAVENDER PICKING DAYS! July 3, 10, 11, 12.

Although the NY Lavender Festival has been canceled this year due to the COVID 19 Virus, Ol'Factory Farm is still offering "you pick" options that are safe and responsible. We are still celebrating Lavender as we offer different picking sessions from July 3rd - July 12th. At this time you can visit the farm, pick lavender, enjoy an ice cream sundae, walk the labyrinth, take pictures in the fields, and more.  You choose the day and time you would like to visit by purchasing a ticket.  Pre-selling tickets allow us to control the number of visitors.  Let's be safe and enjoy a wonderful day on the farm! Once you select your ticket you can then also select ADD ON tickets.  PLEASE READ through the choices and select the one(s) that's right for you.  If you will be bringing a child you will need a child's ticket...so we can keep count of kiddos too!  

Ol'Factory Farm, 12973 Upton Rd, Red Creek, NY 13143, USA

Get your lavender fix at Ol'Factory Farm! Purchase tickets today! No Ticket, no entry!

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! The Freight House Pub and deck will be open for drinks and the Depot Restaurant will be open for dinner, snacks, and ice cream. Outdoor and deck seating available or bring a chair or blanket and hang out on the Meadow.

Series Schedule

• July 10 - Mike Brown
• July 17 - Moonlight Daydream
• August 7 - Musician TBD
• August 21 - Flint Hill Folk

Enjoy an afternoon of live music with Meg and Ray!
As we continue to move forward in the reopening plan while still following all COVID regulations, here's a little update about some changes from previous years:
?Please bring your own chairs or blankets for lawn seating. Cheeses and snack foods are available, and you're also welcome to bring a picnic (no alcohol is allowed unless purchased here!). No reservation required for lawn seating. No large groups or gatherings, please!
?Tables are reserved for wine tastings, with a 45 minute occupancy limit. Reservations are requested. Guests arriving without reservations will be added to our waiting list if no space is available.
?Wine by the glass or bottle and slushies (!) will be available near the performance area.
↔️Please follow all social distancing rules when setting up your chairs/blankets.
?Masks must be worn at any time you leave your seating area.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

Weekly on Thursdays July 2, 9, 16.

A conversation with young adults from our community about racial injustice in America in three parts.

Auburn Public Theater presents a special three part event on Thursday July 2, Thursday July 9, and Thursday July 16. Join us on APT's Facebook Live at 8pm EST.
APT is humbled to present this community forum online. The next three Thursdays @8pm FB Live sessions will feature live discussions from a panel of young adults from our community. Our goal is for people from all walks of life to feel welcome in both discussions, and comfortable asking questions in the comments section of Facebook.
Note: Hate speech that does not adhere to our community standards and/or to Facebook's community standards will not be tolerated, and will be reported to Facebook.

This three-part series is about racism in America and specifically in this community. The panelists are young people whose voices often go unheard because of their age. Join us on Facebook for the next three Thursdays at 8:00pm for live talk by our young world to our young world and help their voices be heard.

SAMMY Award-winner Letizia has been voted the best vocalist of Central New York and has performed national anthems for NFL, NBA, and MLB teams in the U.S. and Canada.  Hailing from Syracuse, this 5-piece, high-energy dance band plays everything from the standards of the ’40s to today’s pop favorites.    2-4 p.m.  FREE.  Outdoors on the Sodus Bay Lighthouse Museum lawn, 7606 North Ontario Street, Sodus Point, NY.  Bring your own chair.  Free shuttle bus from Newark, Lyons, Sodus, and Sodus Point.  Museum admission is just $1 during the concert.  Refreshments are available at the Lighthouse Concession Stand.  For more information, call (315) 483-4936 or visit www.sodusbaylighthouse.org.  Made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts, Finger Lakes Community Arts Grants, and Lighthouse Events Sponsors.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

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! The Freight House Pub and deck will be open for drinks and the Depot Restaurant will be open for dinner, snacks, and ice cream. Outdoor and deck seating available or bring a chair or blanket and hang out on the Meadow.

Series Schedule

• July 10 - Mike Brown
• July 17 - Moonlight Daydream
• August 7 - Musician TBD
• August 21 - Flint Hill Folk

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

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! The Freight House Pub and deck will be open for drinks and the Depot Restaurant will be open for dinner, snacks, and ice cream. Outdoor and deck seating available or bring a chair or blanket and hang out on the Meadow.

Series Schedule

• July 10 - Mike Brown
• July 17 - Moonlight Daydream
• August 7 - Musician TBD
• August 21 - Flint Hill Folk

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

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! The Freight House Pub and deck will be open for drinks and the Depot Restaurant will be open for dinner, snacks, and ice cream. Outdoor and deck seating available or bring a chair or blanket and hang out on the Meadow.

Series Schedule

• July 10 - Mike Brown
• July 17 - Moonlight Daydream
• August 7 - Musician TBD
• August 21 - Flint Hill Folk

Enjoy patriotic and popular music from this wonderful touring band.  They last performed at the lighthouse in 2017 to a near-capacity crowd.    6:30 p.m.  FREE.  Outdoors on the Sodus Bay Lighthouse Museum lawn, 7606 North Ontario Street, Sodus Point, NY.  Bring your own chair.  Refreshments are available at the Lighthouse Concession Stand.  For more information, call (315) 483-4936 or visit www.sodusbaylighthouse.org.  

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

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! The Freight House Pub and deck will be open for drinks and the Depot Restaurant will be open for dinner, snacks, and ice cream. Outdoor and deck seating available or bring a chair or blanket and hang out on the Meadow.

Series Schedule

• July 10 - Mike Brown
• July 17 - Moonlight Daydream
• August 7 - Musician TBD
• August 21 - Flint Hill Folk

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

Enjoy your favorite books during The Strong’s Storybook Summer virtual event happening weekdays from July 6 through September 4. Each day at 10:30 a.m., head to the museum’s Facebook page for unique crafts, active play ideas, and special guests—all themed around a different children’s book each week. Plus, visit The Strong in person or on Facebook live for interactive readings of the featured books on Mondays at 10:30 a.m.

This week, show off your moves with I Got the Rhythm and follow along as a young girl hears her world come to life through music. Create your own castanet, dance ribbons, and drum to groove to the beat. Assemble a xylophone using fruit and learn a new dance with Dr. Ashley Campbell, cofounder and Africologist of Ballet Afrikana: Dance Prep Academy.

The Fair Haven Arts Center is pleased to open our 2020 Summer season with a show at the arts center featuring themes of the Pandemic. Entries submitted to our virtual show are eligible as well as any new entries. The exhibit opens on July 17^th at 5 pm and runs through July 26^th.  All art categories featuring the theme will be accepted, (including: acrylics, oil, watercolor, mixed media, drawing, photography, ceramics, woodworking, crafts) as well as writing. The People's Choice Ribbon will be awarded on 7/26/2020 at 3PM.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

The Fair Haven Arts Center is pleased to open our 2020 Summer season with a show at the arts center featuring themes of the Pandemic. Entries submitted to our virtual show are eligible as well as any new entries. The exhibit opens on July 17^th at 5 pm and runs through July 26^th.  All art categories featuring the theme will be accepted, (including: acrylics, oil, watercolor, mixed media, drawing, photography, ceramics, woodworking, crafts) as well as writing. The People's Choice Ribbon will be awarded on 7/26/2020 at 3PM.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

The Fair Haven Arts Center is pleased to open our 2020 Summer season with a show at the arts center featuring themes of the Pandemic. Entries submitted to our virtual show are eligible as well as any new entries. The exhibit opens on July 17^th at 5 pm and runs through July 26^th.  All art categories featuring the theme will be accepted, (including: acrylics, oil, watercolor, mixed media, drawing, photography, ceramics, woodworking, crafts) as well as writing. The People's Choice Ribbon will be awarded on 7/26/2020 at 3PM.

Nine-time SAMMY Award winner Isreal Hagan is both an accomplished singer and songwriter and is known for his ability to engage and entertain an audience.  A veteran of the Central New York Music Scene for over 30 years, he has had the opportunity to share the stage with such luminaries as Robert Cray, B.B. King, Carlos Santana, and Otis Day.  As lead singer of Stroke, his crystalline vocals and 4-octave range possesses an unforgettable tone.  2-4 p.m.  FREE.  Outdoors on the Sodus Bay Lighthouse Museum lawn, 7606 North Ontario Street, Sodus Point, NY.  Bring your own chair.  Free shuttle bus from area Newark, Lyons, Sodus, and Sodus Point.  Museum admission is just $1 during the concert.  Refreshments are available at the Lighthouse Concession Stand.  For more information, call (315) 483-4936 or visit www.sodusbaylighthouse.org.  Made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts, Finger Lakes Community Arts Grants, and Lighthouse Events Sponsors.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

The Fair Haven Arts Center is pleased to open our 2020 Summer season with a show at the arts center featuring themes of the Pandemic. Entries submitted to our virtual show are eligible as well as any new entries. The exhibit opens on July 17^th at 5 pm and runs through July 26^th.  All art categories featuring the theme will be accepted, (including: acrylics, oil, watercolor, mixed media, drawing, photography, ceramics, woodworking, crafts) as well as writing. The People's Choice Ribbon will be awarded on 7/26/2020 at 3PM.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

The Fair Haven Arts Center is pleased to open our 2020 Summer season with a show at the arts center featuring themes of the Pandemic. Entries submitted to our virtual show are eligible as well as any new entries. The exhibit opens on July 17^th at 5 pm and runs through July 26^th.  All art categories featuring the theme will be accepted, (including: acrylics, oil, watercolor, mixed media, drawing, photography, ceramics, woodworking, crafts) as well as writing. The People's Choice Ribbon will be awarded on 7/26/2020 at 3PM.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

The Fair Haven Arts Center is pleased to open our 2020 Summer season with a show at the arts center featuring themes of the Pandemic. Entries submitted to our virtual show are eligible as well as any new entries. The exhibit opens on July 17^th at 5 pm and runs through July 26^th.  All art categories featuring the theme will be accepted, (including: acrylics, oil, watercolor, mixed media, drawing, photography, ceramics, woodworking, crafts) as well as writing. The People's Choice Ribbon will be awarded on 7/26/2020 at 3PM.

FREE.  Don will discuss the history of lighthouses around the world, technical aspects such as Fresnel Lenses, and circle around to the Great Lakes.  The Heights Restaurant, 7030 Bayview Drive, Sodus Point, NY.  For more information, call (315) 483-4936 or visit www.sodusbaylighthouse.org.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

The Fair Haven Arts Center is pleased to open our 2020 Summer season with a show at the arts center featuring themes of the Pandemic. Entries submitted to our virtual show are eligible as well as any new entries. The exhibit opens on July 17^th at 5 pm and runs through July 26^th.  All art categories featuring the theme will be accepted, (including: acrylics, oil, watercolor, mixed media, drawing, photography, ceramics, woodworking, crafts) as well as writing. The People's Choice Ribbon will be awarded on 7/26/2020 at 3PM.

Plum Point Lodge and Sapalta are excited to host Grace Lipker for our Party At The Point summer music series.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

The Fair Haven Arts Center is pleased to open our 2020 Summer season with a show at the arts center featuring themes of the Pandemic. Entries submitted to our virtual show are eligible as well as any new entries. The exhibit opens on July 17^th at 5 pm and runs through July 26^th.  All art categories featuring the theme will be accepted, (including: acrylics, oil, watercolor, mixed media, drawing, photography, ceramics, woodworking, crafts) as well as writing. The People's Choice Ribbon will be awarded on 7/26/2020 at 3PM.

We're extending our hours until 8:30 on Friday evenings!  Stop in for a tasting or a glass of wine on the deck as you drink in our panoramic Cayuga Lake view and enjoy background music from local artists.  Bring your own chairs or blankets for lawn seating, as tables are limited.  Snack foods will be available, or pack a picnic and bring it along: no alcohol allowed unless purchased here, per NYS law!

THIS WEEK'S ARTIST: SHERIDAN ACOUSTIC DUO

FOODTRUCK:  MARTIN'S SMOKEHOUSE BBQ
 

Due to COVID19 restrictions, please observe the following regulations during your visit:

• Masks must be worn at all times, unless you are seated at your designated space.
• Please maintain at least 6 feet of distance from other patrons.
• No large groups - please limit your party to 10 people or less for lawn seating, 6 or less for wine tastings.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

The Fair Haven Arts Center is pleased to open our 2020 Summer season with a show at the arts center featuring themes of the Pandemic. Entries submitted to our virtual show are eligible as well as any new entries. The exhibit opens on July 17^th at 5 pm and runs through July 26^th.  All art categories featuring the theme will be accepted, (including: acrylics, oil, watercolor, mixed media, drawing, photography, ceramics, woodworking, crafts) as well as writing. The People's Choice Ribbon will be awarded on 7/26/2020 at 3PM.

Saturday morning yoga with Rooted Vines Yoga hosted at Plum Point Lodge!

Cost: $15 includes choice of one Mimosa, Bloody Mary, or Virgin Mary provided by Sapalta 

All levels yoga class on the lawn at Plum Point Lodge, right on Seneca Lake.  Get extra loose with Seneca Lake yoga classes.

Mats are available to borrow as well as some blocks and blankets.

The all-new, one-night-only concert feature was filmed exclusively for drive-in theaters across North America. From the safety of your vehicle, you get a night out to enjoy a cinematic concert experience under the summer sky. Drive-in. Rock-Out.

Tickets available at https://www.ticketmaster.com/encore-blakeshelton?site=10085&pageType=178235&nativePromo=3389&slot=1&campaign=735478&flight=11987962&nativeId=20270546

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

Adult & youth derby categories include salmon, brown, lake, rainbow or steelhead trout and walleye, prizes.

The Fair Haven Arts Center is pleased to open our 2020 Summer season with a show at the arts center featuring themes of the Pandemic. Entries submitted to our virtual show are eligible as well as any new entries. The exhibit opens on July 17^th at 5 pm and runs through July 26^th.  All art categories featuring the theme will be accepted, (including: acrylics, oil, watercolor, mixed media, drawing, photography, ceramics, woodworking, crafts) as well as writing. The People's Choice Ribbon will be awarded on 7/26/2020 at 3PM.

Come one, come all! Celebrate the summer season and rack up points in Pop-Up Midway, an original exhibit opening at The Strong museum on Saturday, July 25. Step up to more than a dozen coin-op games and journey through an area reminiscent of seasonal fairs, carnivals, and boardwalks. Collect your tickets from each game to earn special prizes, including stuffed animals, stickers, and more.

• Earn a high score in arcade versions of popular mobile games, including Temple Run, Angry Birds, Fruit Ninja, and Jetpack Joyride.
• Test your strength and skill in Whack ‘N Win to earn a jackpot filled with tickets.
• Challenge someone to a race in Hot Wheels or a larger-than-life round of Space Invaders Frenzy.
• Aim for the target to earn points on Quick & Crash.
• Dunk on the competition with Hot Shots and Hoop it Up.
• Play through pinball games such as Super Mario Bros. Mushroom World, Ticket Tac Toe, and Flintstones Pinball.
• View a strength tester from the early 20th century and a fortune teller game from the 1950s.
• Discover the important role carnivals, amusement parks, fairs, and boardwalks had on the history of American play.

The exhibit is produced by The Strong’s International Center for the History of Electronic Games. Exhibit included in general museum admission fees. Playable machines in Pop-Up Midway require purchased tokens. Money collected from the sale of tokens helps maintain these original artifacts. 

Reserved sessions are available. All guests, including members, must have a timed ticket to enter the museum. Learn more at museumofplay.org/play-safe.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

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! The Freight House Pub and deck will be open for drinks and the Depot Restaurant will be open for dinner, snacks, and ice cream. Outdoor and deck seating available or bring a chair or blanket and hang out on the Meadow.

Series Schedule

• July 10 - Mike Brown
• July 17 - Moonlight Daydream
• August 7 - Musician TBD
• August 21 - Flint Hill Folk

Come one, come all! Celebrate the summer season and rack up points in Pop-Up Midway, an original exhibit opening at The Strong museum on Saturday, July 25. Step up to more than a dozen coin-op games and journey through an area reminiscent of seasonal fairs, carnivals, and boardwalks. Collect your tickets from each game to earn special prizes, including stuffed animals, stickers, and more.

• Earn a high score in arcade versions of popular mobile games, including Temple Run, Angry Birds, Fruit Ninja, and Jetpack Joyride.
• Test your strength and skill in Whack ‘N Win to earn a jackpot filled with tickets.
• Challenge someone to a race in Hot Wheels or a larger-than-life round of Space Invaders Frenzy.
• Aim for the target to earn points on Quick & Crash.
• Dunk on the competition with Hot Shots and Hoop it Up.
• Play through pinball games such as Super Mario Bros. Mushroom World, Ticket Tac Toe, and Flintstones Pinball.
• View a strength tester from the early 20th century and a fortune teller game from the 1950s.
• Discover the important role carnivals, amusement parks, fairs, and boardwalks had on the history of American play.

The exhibit is produced by The Strong’s International Center for the History of Electronic Games. Exhibit included in general museum admission fees. Playable machines in Pop-Up Midway require purchased tokens. Money collected from the sale of tokens helps maintain these original artifacts. 

Reserved sessions are available. All guests, including members, must have a timed ticket to enter the museum. Learn more at museumofplay.org/play-safe.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

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! The Freight House Pub and deck will be open for drinks and the Depot Restaurant will be open for dinner, snacks, and ice cream. Outdoor and deck seating available or bring a chair or blanket and hang out on the Meadow.

Series Schedule

• July 10 - Mike Brown
• July 17 - Moonlight Daydream
• August 7 - Musician TBD
• August 21 - Flint Hill Folk

Come one, come all! Celebrate the summer season and rack up points in Pop-Up Midway, an original exhibit opening at The Strong museum on Saturday, July 25. Step up to more than a dozen coin-op games and journey through an area reminiscent of seasonal fairs, carnivals, and boardwalks. Collect your tickets from each game to earn special prizes, including stuffed animals, stickers, and more.

• Earn a high score in arcade versions of popular mobile games, including Temple Run, Angry Birds, Fruit Ninja, and Jetpack Joyride.
• Test your strength and skill in Whack ‘N Win to earn a jackpot filled with tickets.
• Challenge someone to a race in Hot Wheels or a larger-than-life round of Space Invaders Frenzy.
• Aim for the target to earn points on Quick & Crash.
• Dunk on the competition with Hot Shots and Hoop it Up.
• Play through pinball games such as Super Mario Bros. Mushroom World, Ticket Tac Toe, and Flintstones Pinball.
• View a strength tester from the early 20th century and a fortune teller game from the 1950s.
• Discover the important role carnivals, amusement parks, fairs, and boardwalks had on the history of American play.

The exhibit is produced by The Strong’s International Center for the History of Electronic Games. Exhibit included in general museum admission fees. Playable machines in Pop-Up Midway require purchased tokens. Money collected from the sale of tokens helps maintain these original artifacts. 

Reserved sessions are available. All guests, including members, must have a timed ticket to enter the museum. Learn more at museumofplay.org/play-safe.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

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! The Freight House Pub and deck will be open for drinks and the Depot Restaurant will be open for dinner, snacks, and ice cream. Outdoor and deck seating available or bring a chair or blanket and hang out on the Meadow.

Series Schedule

• July 10 - Mike Brown
• July 17 - Moonlight Daydream
• August 7 - Musician TBD
• August 21 - Flint Hill Folk

Come one, come all! Celebrate the summer season and rack up points in Pop-Up Midway, an original exhibit opening at The Strong museum on Saturday, July 25. Step up to more than a dozen coin-op games and journey through an area reminiscent of seasonal fairs, carnivals, and boardwalks. Collect your tickets from each game to earn special prizes, including stuffed animals, stickers, and more.

• Earn a high score in arcade versions of popular mobile games, including Temple Run, Angry Birds, Fruit Ninja, and Jetpack Joyride.
• Test your strength and skill in Whack ‘N Win to earn a jackpot filled with tickets.
• Challenge someone to a race in Hot Wheels or a larger-than-life round of Space Invaders Frenzy.
• Aim for the target to earn points on Quick & Crash.
• Dunk on the competition with Hot Shots and Hoop it Up.
• Play through pinball games such as Super Mario Bros. Mushroom World, Ticket Tac Toe, and Flintstones Pinball.
• View a strength tester from the early 20th century and a fortune teller game from the 1950s.
• Discover the important role carnivals, amusement parks, fairs, and boardwalks had on the history of American play.

The exhibit is produced by The Strong’s International Center for the History of Electronic Games. Exhibit included in general museum admission fees. Playable machines in Pop-Up Midway require purchased tokens. Money collected from the sale of tokens helps maintain these original artifacts. 

Reserved sessions are available. All guests, including members, must have a timed ticket to enter the museum. Learn more at museumofplay.org/play-safe.

***Suspended until reopened*** Enjoy the Sunday Jazz Series at the Brewpub lounge, featuring live music from different local performers each week. Enjoy a craft beverage and some wood fired pizza. Cheers!

Drive or walk by the Schweinfurth Art Center after dusk to see the installation

The Schweinfurth Art Center is participating in the International Day of Light with a new light installation that will be projected onto the second-floor windows of the art center. The installation will be visible 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night and can easily be seen in front of the center, located at 205 Genesee Street, Auburn.

The exhibit, titled “Threads of Light,” is a collaboration between Skaneateles artist Lorne Covington and contemporary textile artist Gerri Spilka. Covington, who creates interactive artwork and installations as Noirflux, manipulated images of Spilka’s large-scale art quilts by adding movement. The resulting work will be a changing textile of pattern and light.

The exhibition is part of “Light Windows,” a monthlong, world-wide exhibition by artists at home and art venues closed by the COVID-19 pandemic that was organized by The HoloCenter — Center for the Holographic Arts based in New York City. The HoloCenter planned “Light Windows” as an exhibition for neighbors, a thank you to essential workers, and a tribute to those who we have lost to COVID-19.

The Downtown Auburn Saturday Market is a project of the NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the City of Auburn, NY, the Auburn Downtown Business Improvement District and Taste NY-Auburn. This community event offers free live music and children's activities every Saturday morning June 20 through September 5 in the heart of the City. Local vendors include makers, artisans, food producers, farmers and food truck(s). Parking is free in the adjacent downtown parking garage. *no market on 7/4.*

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! The Freight House Pub and deck will be open for drinks and the Depot Restaurant will be open for dinner, snacks, and ice cream. Outdoor and deck seating available or bring a chair or blanket and hang out on the Meadow.

Series Schedule

• July 10 - Mike Brown
• July 17 - Moonlight Daydream
• August 7 - Musician TBD
• August 21 - Flint Hill Folk

Come one, come all! Celebrate the summer season and rack up points in Pop-Up Midway, an original exhibit opening at The Strong museum on Saturday, July 25. Step up to more than a dozen coin-op games and journey through an area reminiscent of seasonal fairs, carnivals, and boardwalks. Collect your tickets from each game to earn special prizes, including stuffed animals, stickers, and more.

• Earn a high score in arcade versions of popular mobile games, including Temple Run, Angry Birds, Fruit Ninja, and Jetpack Joyride.
• Test your strength and skill in Whack ‘N Win to earn a jackpot filled with tickets.
• Challenge someone to a race in Hot Wheels or a larger-than-life round of Space Invaders Frenzy.
• Aim for the target to earn points on Quick & Crash.
• Dunk on the competition with Hot Shots and Hoop it Up.
• Play through pinball games such as Super Mario Bros. Mushroom World, Ticket Tac Toe, and Flintstones Pinball.
• View a strength tester from the early 20th century and a fortune teller game from the 1950s.
• Discover the important role carnivals, amusement parks, fairs, and boardwalks had on the history of American play.

The exhibit is produced by The Strong’s International Center for the History of Electronic Games. Exhibit included in general museum admission fees. Playable machines in Pop-Up Midway require purchased tokens. Money collected from the sale of tokens helps maintain these original artifacts. 

Reserved sessions are available. All guests, including members, must have a timed ticket to enter the museum. Learn more at museumofplay.org/play-safe.

Plum Point Lodge and Sapalta dining are excited to host John Bolger singing Blues, Rock and Swing. He is a guitarist/singer in the Finger Lakes and Rochester area

Sodus Bay Lighthouse Museum is participating in the Blue Star Museum Program, offering free admission to active-duty military personnel and up to five family members.  Open Tuesday through Sunday (and Monday holidays). 

Artists, bring your instruments and your talent and get in the queue to share your musical soul with our Fair Haven patrons every Wednesday evening at Colloca Estate Winery. John Luber and Steve Watson host Open Mic Night all summer long Wednesday's in Fair Haven.

Wine Wednesday means fantastic LIVE MUSIC on the Lake Effect Vineyard Stage at our Outdoor WINE BAR - voted among the Top 10 Outdoor Bars in Central New York. And, from 7-10 pm we will offer 1/2 price wines by the glass along with some of the area's best entertainment and food from our Wood Fired Kitchen.

Join Bright Leaf Vineyard for their Wednesday night music series! This winery has a breathtaking view of Cayuga Lake, amazing wines, and lovely owners and staff. Mark your calendars! Live music and food by:

7/22 Kenny Campbell/Little Yard Farm Catering

7/29 Off the Rails/Drifters Restaurant

8/5 Austin MacRae/Drifters Restaurant

8/12 Mike McWilliams/1010 BBQ

8/19 The Purple Valley/Drifters Restaurant

8/26 Madd Daddy/Little Yard Farm Catering

Saturday morning yoga with Rooted Vines Yoga hosted at Plum Point Lodge!

Cost: $15 includes choice of one Mimosa, Bloody Mary, or Virgin Mary provided by Sapalta 

All levels yoga class on the lawn at Plum Point Lodge, right on Seneca Lake.  Get extra loose with Seneca Lake yoga classes.

Mats are available to borrow as well as some blocks and blankets.

Enjoy your favorite books during The Strong’s Storybook Summer virtual event happening weekdays from July 6 through September 4. Each day at 10:30 a.m., head to the museum’s Facebook page for unique crafts, active play ideas, and special guests—all themed around a different children’s book each week. Plus, visit The Strong in person on Mondays at 10:30 a.m. for story readings and Wednesdays between 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. as well as 2 and 3 p.m. for great crafts.

This week, listen to a reading of The Most Magnificent Thing and discover how a girl with out-of-this-world ideas tries to make them into reality. Learn how to cope with frustration and create your own dog robot using items around the house. Join Maker Faire Rochester co-chair Dan Schneiderman to find out how to make your own tinker station. Play a game of “Maker Says”—inspired by the classic “Simon Says” game—and put together a special treat.

Postponed

Join Us to celebrate the centennial of the passage of the 19th amendment.