Finger Lakes Events Calendar

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

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

Thursday evenings 6:30 - 8 PM

The collision of Lake Ontario with Ice Age hills under the sky is one of the most dramatic and dynamic landscapes in central New York State. In this encore episode of Walk in the Park (from 2018), we explore this active and changing badlands-like boundary at Fair Haven Beach State Park in northern Cayuga County, west of Oswego.
Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series produced in Ithaca, NY by Owl Gorge Productions, a Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance partner.

See more episodes at walkinthepark.tv.

June 1 – MO-GEE

Market Street Social outside Radisson will ring in the alfresco dining and entertainment season in downtown Corning when it officially opens for the season on May 9th and remain open Tuesdays through Saturdays from 4 pm to 10 pm until the fall.  Located between the hotel’s north and south buildings on Market Street just steps away from the Gaffer District’s many shops, Market Street Social offers seasonal dining, hand-crafted drinks, live music, and a stylish atmosphere.  On Thursdays through Saturdays starting at 6 pm, the scene transforms into Market Street Social LIVE – a one-of-a-kind music night featuring the area’s hottest musicians.  As with the rest of Radisson Hotel Corning’s culinary program, Market Street Social utilizes locally-sourced products with fresh ingredients sourced from the surrounding Finger Lakes area to give guests an authentic experience.  The venue offers flexible seating for up to 55 people, an outdoor bar, and a dedicated wait staff prepared to make memorable moments.  Daily happy hours, rotating specials, weekend brunch, and other ongoing promotions paired with live tunes make Market Street Social one of Corning’s most unique and popular outdoor spots.  Reservations are not necessary for events but are accepted by contacting 607.962.5000 ext 127.  

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

The collision of Lake Ontario with Ice Age hills under the sky is one of the most dramatic and dynamic landscapes in central New York State. In this encore episode of Walk in the Park (from 2018), we explore this active and changing badlands-like boundary at Fair Haven Beach State Park in northern Cayuga County, west of Oswego.
Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series produced in Ithaca, NY by Owl Gorge Productions, a Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance partner.

See more episodes at walkinthepark.tv.

Join us for June 2023’s First Friday Gallery Night in our guest gallery lounge from 4-7pm on Friday, June 2nd! We are thrilled to host the opening reception for local oil painting master, Alan Pollack. He has been a professional artist for 30+ years and this exhibition will primarily showcase his pop-surrealist pieces. Most of his recent work can be seen within the Magic the Gathering and Sorcery collectible card games, as well as the WOWXWOW online gallery and select sci-fi book covers. An art celebrity in our midst!

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

The collision of Lake Ontario with Ice Age hills under the sky is one of the most dramatic and dynamic landscapes in central New York State. In this encore episode of Walk in the Park (from 2018), we explore this active and changing badlands-like boundary at Fair Haven Beach State Park in northern Cayuga County, west of Oswego.
Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series produced in Ithaca, NY by Owl Gorge Productions, a Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance partner.

See more episodes at walkinthepark.tv.

Saturday, June 3 - 7:30PM
Songs of the Spirit

https://genevamusicfestival.com/products/songs-of-the-spirit/

Gearan Center for the Performing Arts, Hobart and William Smith Colleges

299 Pulteney St, Geneva, NY 14456

Jinjoo Cho, violin

Geoffrey Herd, violin

Eric Wong, viola

Clive Greensmith, cello

Max Geissler, cello

Henry Kramer, piano

Enjoy musical evocations of religious traditions from around the world, where we encounter music’s remarkable ability to calm the mind and uplift the soul, eliciting both serenity and joy. A raucous evocation of the festival atmosphere in Temples in Taiwan by Lu Yun contrasts with Maurice Ravel’s “Kaddisch,” a melismatic, soaring prayer. The Bloch Piano Quintet is an epic study of such juxtapositions, seamlessly moving from agitation to meditation to rapture. 

Golijov: Tenaebrae

Lu Yun: Temples in Taiwan 

Maurice Ravel: "Kaddisch" from Deux mélodies hébraïques

Bloch Piano Quintet No. 1, B. 43

All programs subject to change.

$35 adult; $10 college student with ID;  FREE for youth aged 18 and younger

Season pass (8 concerts): $240 adult

More information and tickets available at GenevaMusicFestival.com.


Wheelchair Accessible.

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

The collision of Lake Ontario with Ice Age hills under the sky is one of the most dramatic and dynamic landscapes in central New York State. In this encore episode of Walk in the Park (from 2018), we explore this active and changing badlands-like boundary at Fair Haven Beach State Park in northern Cayuga County, west of Oswego.
Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series produced in Ithaca, NY by Owl Gorge Productions, a Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance partner.

See more episodes at walkinthepark.tv.

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

The collision of Lake Ontario with Ice Age hills under the sky is one of the most dramatic and dynamic landscapes in central New York State. In this encore episode of Walk in the Park (from 2018), we explore this active and changing badlands-like boundary at Fair Haven Beach State Park in northern Cayuga County, west of Oswego.
Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series produced in Ithaca, NY by Owl Gorge Productions, a Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance partner.

See more episodes at walkinthepark.tv.

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

The collision of Lake Ontario with Ice Age hills under the sky is one of the most dramatic and dynamic landscapes in central New York State. In this encore episode of Walk in the Park (from 2018), we explore this active and changing badlands-like boundary at Fair Haven Beach State Park in northern Cayuga County, west of Oswego.
Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series produced in Ithaca, NY by Owl Gorge Productions, a Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance partner.

See more episodes at walkinthepark.tv.

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

The collision of Lake Ontario with Ice Age hills under the sky is one of the most dramatic and dynamic landscapes in central New York State. In this encore episode of Walk in the Park (from 2018), we explore this active and changing badlands-like boundary at Fair Haven Beach State Park in northern Cayuga County, west of Oswego.
Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series produced in Ithaca, NY by Owl Gorge Productions, a Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance partner.

See more episodes at walkinthepark.tv.

Live Music Series every Wednesday Music from 6-9 pm. BOGO Happy Hour from 5 to 6 pm. Cafe Toscana open until 8 pm.

No table reservations taken. See our website for full artist line-up: https://ventosavineyards.com/events/

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

The collision of Lake Ontario with Ice Age hills under the sky is one of the most dramatic and dynamic landscapes in central New York State. In this encore episode of Walk in the Park (from 2018), we explore this active and changing badlands-like boundary at Fair Haven Beach State Park in northern Cayuga County, west of Oswego.
Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series produced in Ithaca, NY by Owl Gorge Productions, a Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance partner.

See more episodes at walkinthepark.tv.

June 8 – Major Big Time, June 9 – Doc Possum, June 10 – Wendy and James

Market Street Social outside Radisson will ring in the alfresco dining and entertainment season in downtown Corning when it officially opens for the season on May 9th and remain open Tuesdays through Saturdays from 4 pm to 10 pm until the fall.  Located between the hotel’s north and south buildings on Market Street just steps away from the Gaffer District’s many shops, Market Street Social offers seasonal dining, hand-crafted drinks, live music, and a stylish atmosphere.  On Thursdays through Saturdays starting at 6 pm, the scene transforms into Market Street Social LIVE – a one-of-a-kind music night featuring the area’s hottest musicians.  As with the rest of Radisson Hotel Corning’s culinary program, Market Street Social utilizes locally-sourced products with fresh ingredients sourced from the surrounding Finger Lakes area to give guests an authentic experience.  The venue offers flexible seating for up to 55 people, an outdoor bar, and a dedicated wait staff prepared to make memorable moments.  Daily happy hours, rotating specials, weekend brunch, and other ongoing promotions paired with live tunes make Market Street Social one of Corning’s most unique and popular outdoor spots.  Reservations are not necessary for events but are accepted by contacting 607.962.5000 ext 127.  

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

The collision of Lake Ontario with Ice Age hills under the sky is one of the most dramatic and dynamic landscapes in central New York State. In this encore episode of Walk in the Park (from 2018), we explore this active and changing badlands-like boundary at Fair Haven Beach State Park in northern Cayuga County, west of Oswego.
Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series produced in Ithaca, NY by Owl Gorge Productions, a Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance partner.

See more episodes at walkinthepark.tv.

*Friday, June 9 - 7:30PM
*Saturday, June 10 - 7:30PM
In Concordia

https://genevamusicfestival.com/products/230609-in-concordia/

https://genevamusicfestival.com/products/230610-in-concordia/ 

Gearan Center for the Performing Arts, Hobart and William Smith Colleges

299 Pulteney St, Geneva, NY 14456

Clara Lyon, violin

Geoffrey Herd, violin

Tanner Menees, viola

Hannah Collins, cello

Clive Greensmith, cello

Anna Petrova, piano

In Concordia celebrates harmony, both musical and spiritual. In their original vocal form, hymns join a congregation together in song; here, composers transcribe and expand these beloved melodies. GMF resident artists traverse Christian musical practices from Latin plainsong to Lutheran chorales in works by Bach, Haydn, Elgar and Kodaly.

Haydn - String Quartet in G Major, Op. 76/1

Bach - Ich Ruf' Zu Dir, Herr Jesu Christ

Kodaly - Three Choral Preludes for Cello and Piano

Elgar - Piano Quintet in A Minor, Op. 84

All programs subject to change.

$35 adult; $10 college student with ID;  FREE for youth aged 18 and younger

Season pass (8 concerts): $240 adult

More information and tickets available at GenevaMusicFestival.com.


Wheelchair Accessible.

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

The collision of Lake Ontario with Ice Age hills under the sky is one of the most dramatic and dynamic landscapes in central New York State. In this encore episode of Walk in the Park (from 2018), we explore this active and changing badlands-like boundary at Fair Haven Beach State Park in northern Cayuga County, west of Oswego.
Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series produced in Ithaca, NY by Owl Gorge Productions, a Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance partner.

See more episodes at walkinthepark.tv.

The sounds of fiddles, bagpipes, and bodhrans will fill the 19^th-centrury village and Great Meadow at Genesee Country Village & Museum’s annual Celtic Faire, coming up Saturday, June 10, and Sunday, June 11, from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Visitors will find a pan-Celtic celebration of heritage music, dance, and authentic food and drink, with an artisan fair, clan booths, Highland Games, historic weaponry workshops, Irish dancing, a talk about tartan in the John L. Wehle Gallery, and more. Tickets for the Celtic Faire are on sale now at https://www.gcv.org/event/celtic-faire-2/ - purchasing tickets online in advance is recommended to get an early-bird discount (there is a small additional fee for tickets purchased day-of online and at the door). The Celtic Faire is sponsored by Sage Rutty.

Music and Dance

Visitors will enjoy the sounds of A Bit of Irish Street Band and Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann of Rochester while exploring the Museum grounds. Listen as the campus echoes with the thrum of traditional pipe and drum melodies as played by Celtic Spirit Pipe Band, Feadán Òr, Gates Keystone Club Police Pipes & Drums, and Buffalo Niagara Scotia Society Pipes & Drums. Watch lively demonstrations by  ROCeltic, Rochester Academy of Irish Dance, and Royal Scottish Country Dance Society of Buffalo. Plus, visitors will have the opportunity to explore Welsh folklore, dance, music, and culture with guest Ruthanne Ankney.

Exploring Pan-Celtic Traditions

From the Scottish Highlands, Emerald Isles, and rugged Welsh coastline to the Genesee Valley, Celtic traditions and roots run deep. Visit the booths of a number of Scottish clans represented in the Greater Rochester area to learn more about family history and lineage. Clans present will include: Clan Baird, Clan Blair, Family of Bruce International, Clan Cumming Society of the United States of America, Daughters of Scotia, Lady Douglas #126, Clan Ferguson (Sunday only), House of Gordon, Clan Hall Society, Clan Keith, Clan MacNachtan Association Worldwide, Clan Menzies, Clan O’Keefe, Scottish Heritage Society of the Rochester NY Area, Clan Sinclair, and Clan Stuart. After learning about family history at the clan booths, visit the John L. Wehle Gallery to explore samples of tartan and historic garments from the Susan Greene Costume Collection on display.

Highland Games and Feats of Strength

Circle around the Great Meadow to experience the fierce competition that is traditional Highland Games. Cheer on the Buffalo Heavies as they compete in historical Scottish demonstrations of strength, agility, and skill. Don't miss the Adult Sheaf Toss (Sunday at 3 p.m.. $5 fee applies), and youth Irish football and hurling clinics with Roc City Gaelic and Buffalo Fenians GAA at 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. daily.

Food and Drink

Enjoy a scotch egg or a turkey leg and a historical craft beer (brewed by Rohrbach Brewing Co. referencing 19^th-century beer recipes) from the Freight House Pub, or venture out into the festival to try specialty food vendors, including Dottie’s Lemonade, The Haggis Hut, and Infamous Welsh Cookie Co. The Historic Confectionery’s Bread Cart will be out in the Village with a variety of warm, freshly baked breads, and the D.B. Munger & Co. Confectionery will be open, featuring a number of 19^th-century baked goods. Plus, explore cooking demonstrations in historic homes and enjoy a tastings of Galician-style filloas and shortbread, or stop by Hosmer’s Inn to enjoy a tea house!

Historical Weaponry Classes

On Sunday, June 11, visitors to the Celtic Faire will have the opportunity to join Neutral Chaos founders Jason Paul Tate and Robert Aronowitz for a historical weapons workshop series. These HEMA and SAFD-certified instructors will present a blend of intensive combat training, martial arts, and stage craft, paired with an exploration of Celtic mythology. Classes available will highlight sword, shield, and broadsword. Please note: participants in Historical Weaponry Classes must be at least 16 years of age, and tickets for these classes must be purchased online in advance as an add-on to Celtic Faire admissions tickets.

Around the Historic Village

A ticket to the Celtic Faire also includes admission to the Historic Village at GCV&M.  Explore buildings throughout the Historic Village to find a number of trades, demonstrations, and activities related to Celtic heritage in the Genesee Valley region. Learn about skirting fleeces and sheep shearing on the Pioneer Farm, see Irish flax processing, spinning linen, and dyeing at Keiffer House, smell Irish soda bread baking in the Livingston Backus Kitchen, explore Irish crochet and Celtic lace demonstrations in the Town Hall, and more.

“Tartan and Plaid Mania” in the John L. Wehle Gallery

On Saturday, June 10, at 1:30 p.m., visitors will have the opportunity to attend a curator-hosted talk in the John L. Wehle Gallery: “Tartan and Plaid Mania.” This talk traces the history and tradition that is plaid and tartan, exploring this fabric taken the world by storm, and how has it changed over the ages. The program is paired with plaid and tartan items from 19th-century America, and will be hosted by Brandon Brooks, curator of the John L. Wehle Gallery. Admission to the John L. Wehle Gallery, and Saturday’s Gallery Talk, is included in general Museum admission.

Shop Specialty Vendors and Artisans

Shop our artisan market to find everything from kilts, to traditional Welsh cookies, to jewelry and knits. Featured artisans and vendors include:  

• Blue Toucan Studios (fairy doors)
• Carriage House Creations
• Celtic Hearth
• ClipClocks
• Country Crafts Custom Woodworking
• Dacian Falx Leatherworks
• Dottie’s Lemonade
• Dragon Moon Creations
• Elder Earth Candles & Woodwork
• European Sheep Skins
• Goblin Parlour Games
• Infamous Welsh Cookie Co.
• JES Designz
• Knapp Farms
• Lazy Acres Alpacas
• Lilla Rose

• Lords of the Seas
• Meadow Sparkles Fairy Hair & Emerald Intuitive
• Meliora Crystals & Minerals
• Mostly Celtic Beaded Jewlery
• Rencraft
• Sleeping Satyr
• Spangler Forge
• TeaLicious Trendz
• The Haggis Hut
• The Scottish Store Online
• Thistle Hill Creations

Purchase tickets online in advance and save

Tickets for Celtic Faire are currently available online at https://www.gcv.org/event/celtic-faire-2/. Purchasing tickets in advance is recommended to get the early bird discount – there will be a small additional fee for tickets purchased day-of at the door and online. Celtic Faire tickets are $23 for adults, $20 for seniors (62+), $20 for students (13 – 18), $17 for youth (12 and under), and children under 2 are free when purchased online before midnight on Friday, June 9. Museum Members can attend Celtic Faire for FREE and are guaranteed admission. Click here to learn more about becoming a GCV&M Member.

Tickets and more information about upcoming events can be found online at https://www.gcv.org/events/.
 

Our hours are extended to 8 pm on Fridays and Saturdays for taking in that stunning Seneca Lake golden hour! Grab a glass or bottle, unwind, and kick back on our lovely Above The Vines deck.

Join the Blue Barn Cidery, located in Hilton NY, at our Tasting Bar on Saturday June 10, 2023 10am to 1pm for a complimentary cider tasting.

They will have a few different ciders available for purchase along with some Blue Barn merchandise!

Smokin’ Summer Kickoff
June 10-11, 2023
Saturday & Sunday 10am-5pm

Come kickoff the summer with us for two days of local wine and foods associated with this beautiful time of year.  Enjoy a self-guided tour around Seneca Lake while exploring the unique, delicious pairings of local wines the fantastic grilled and summertime foods at any of the 10 participating Seneca Lake Wine Trail wineries! Each attendee will enjoy a sample of food with a wine intended to complement that dish best, then an additional 3 modest samples of wine. Tickets are $45 per person/$15 non-taster.

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

The sounds of fiddles, bagpipes, and bodhrans will fill the 19^th-centrury village and Great Meadow at Genesee Country Village & Museum’s annual Celtic Faire, coming up Saturday, June 10, and Sunday, June 11, from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Visitors will find a pan-Celtic celebration of heritage music, dance, and authentic food and drink, with an artisan fair, clan booths, Highland Games, historic weaponry workshops, Irish dancing, a talk about tartan in the John L. Wehle Gallery, and more. Tickets for the Celtic Faire are on sale now at https://www.gcv.org/event/celtic-faire-2/ - purchasing tickets online in advance is recommended to get an early-bird discount (there is a small additional fee for tickets purchased day-of online and at the door). The Celtic Faire is sponsored by Sage Rutty.

Music and Dance

Visitors will enjoy the sounds of A Bit of Irish Street Band and Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann of Rochester while exploring the Museum grounds. Listen as the campus echoes with the thrum of traditional pipe and drum melodies as played by Celtic Spirit Pipe Band, Feadán Òr, Gates Keystone Club Police Pipes & Drums, and Buffalo Niagara Scotia Society Pipes & Drums. Watch lively demonstrations by  ROCeltic, Rochester Academy of Irish Dance, and Royal Scottish Country Dance Society of Buffalo. Plus, visitors will have the opportunity to explore Welsh folklore, dance, music, and culture with guest Ruthanne Ankney.

Exploring Pan-Celtic Traditions

From the Scottish Highlands, Emerald Isles, and rugged Welsh coastline to the Genesee Valley, Celtic traditions and roots run deep. Visit the booths of a number of Scottish clans represented in the Greater Rochester area to learn more about family history and lineage. Clans present will include: Clan Baird, Clan Blair, Family of Bruce International, Clan Cumming Society of the United States of America, Daughters of Scotia, Lady Douglas #126, Clan Ferguson (Sunday only), House of Gordon, Clan Hall Society, Clan Keith, Clan MacNachtan Association Worldwide, Clan Menzies, Clan O’Keefe, Scottish Heritage Society of the Rochester NY Area, Clan Sinclair, and Clan Stuart. After learning about family history at the clan booths, visit the John L. Wehle Gallery to explore samples of tartan and historic garments from the Susan Greene Costume Collection on display.

Highland Games and Feats of Strength

Circle around the Great Meadow to experience the fierce competition that is traditional Highland Games. Cheer on the Buffalo Heavies as they compete in historical Scottish demonstrations of strength, agility, and skill. Don't miss the Adult Sheaf Toss (Sunday at 3 p.m.. $5 fee applies), and youth Irish football and hurling clinics with Roc City Gaelic and Buffalo Fenians GAA at 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. daily.

Food and Drink

Enjoy a scotch egg or a turkey leg and a historical craft beer (brewed by Rohrbach Brewing Co. referencing 19^th-century beer recipes) from the Freight House Pub, or venture out into the festival to try specialty food vendors, including Dottie’s Lemonade, The Haggis Hut, and Infamous Welsh Cookie Co. The Historic Confectionery’s Bread Cart will be out in the Village with a variety of warm, freshly baked breads, and the D.B. Munger & Co. Confectionery will be open, featuring a number of 19^th-century baked goods. Plus, explore cooking demonstrations in historic homes and enjoy a tastings of Galician-style filloas and shortbread, or stop by Hosmer’s Inn to enjoy a tea house!

Historical Weaponry Classes

On Sunday, June 11, visitors to the Celtic Faire will have the opportunity to join Neutral Chaos founders Jason Paul Tate and Robert Aronowitz for a historical weapons workshop series. These HEMA and SAFD-certified instructors will present a blend of intensive combat training, martial arts, and stage craft, paired with an exploration of Celtic mythology. Classes available will highlight sword, shield, and broadsword. Please note: participants in Historical Weaponry Classes must be at least 16 years of age, and tickets for these classes must be purchased online in advance as an add-on to Celtic Faire admissions tickets.

Around the Historic Village

A ticket to the Celtic Faire also includes admission to the Historic Village at GCV&M.  Explore buildings throughout the Historic Village to find a number of trades, demonstrations, and activities related to Celtic heritage in the Genesee Valley region. Learn about skirting fleeces and sheep shearing on the Pioneer Farm, see Irish flax processing, spinning linen, and dyeing at Keiffer House, smell Irish soda bread baking in the Livingston Backus Kitchen, explore Irish crochet and Celtic lace demonstrations in the Town Hall, and more.

“Tartan and Plaid Mania” in the John L. Wehle Gallery

On Saturday, June 10, at 1:30 p.m., visitors will have the opportunity to attend a curator-hosted talk in the John L. Wehle Gallery: “Tartan and Plaid Mania.” This talk traces the history and tradition that is plaid and tartan, exploring this fabric taken the world by storm, and how has it changed over the ages. The program is paired with plaid and tartan items from 19th-century America, and will be hosted by Brandon Brooks, curator of the John L. Wehle Gallery. Admission to the John L. Wehle Gallery, and Saturday’s Gallery Talk, is included in general Museum admission.

Shop Specialty Vendors and Artisans

Shop our artisan market to find everything from kilts, to traditional Welsh cookies, to jewelry and knits. Featured artisans and vendors include:  

• Blue Toucan Studios (fairy doors)
• Carriage House Creations
• Celtic Hearth
• ClipClocks
• Country Crafts Custom Woodworking
• Dacian Falx Leatherworks
• Dottie’s Lemonade
• Dragon Moon Creations
• Elder Earth Candles & Woodwork
• European Sheep Skins
• Goblin Parlour Games
• Infamous Welsh Cookie Co.
• JES Designz
• Knapp Farms
• Lazy Acres Alpacas
• Lilla Rose

• Lords of the Seas
• Meadow Sparkles Fairy Hair & Emerald Intuitive
• Meliora Crystals & Minerals
• Mostly Celtic Beaded Jewlery
• Rencraft
• Sleeping Satyr
• Spangler Forge
• TeaLicious Trendz
• The Haggis Hut
• The Scottish Store Online
• Thistle Hill Creations

Purchase tickets online in advance and save

Tickets for Celtic Faire are currently available online at https://www.gcv.org/event/celtic-faire-2/. Purchasing tickets in advance is recommended to get the early bird discount – there will be a small additional fee for tickets purchased day-of at the door and online. Celtic Faire tickets are $23 for adults, $20 for seniors (62+), $20 for students (13 – 18), $17 for youth (12 and under), and children under 2 are free when purchased online before midnight on Friday, June 9. Museum Members can attend Celtic Faire for FREE and are guaranteed admission. Click here to learn more about becoming a GCV&M Member.

Tickets and more information about upcoming events can be found online at https://www.gcv.org/events/.
 

Sunday, June 11 - 2PM
The Brothers Blue 

https://genevamusicfestival.com/products/the-brothers-blue/

Geneva On The Lake

1001 Lochland Rd, Geneva, NY 14456

315-789-7190

Matthew Sperber, guitar, bass

Benny Haravitch, banjo, bass, guitar

Charlie Coughlin, fiddle, mandolin

Rooted in the fertile tradition of old-time fiddle music, The Brothers Blue grow a sound all their own – offering a hybrid that unites fresh, original songwriting with elements from country, bluegrass, Cajun, and Irish music.  They weave three-part harmonies through a rich tapestry of fiddle, banjo, and guitar.   Whether around a campfire or in a concert hall, the band is excited for any opportunity to share honest, heartfelt musical experiences with their ever-growing family of friends: The Brethren Blue.

All programs subject to change.

$35 adult; $10 college student with ID;  FREE for youth aged 18 and younger

Season pass (8 concerts): $240 adult

More information and tickets available at GenevaMusicFestival.com. 

Wheelchair Accessible.

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

Live Music Series every Wednesday Music from 6-9 pm. BOGO Happy Hour from 5 to 6 pm. Cafe Toscana open until 8 pm.

No table reservations taken. See our website for full artist line-up: https://ventosavineyards.com/events/

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

June 15 – Mike Lucey, June 16 – Can’t Count Trio, June 17 – Mike Giannone

Market Street Social outside Radisson will ring in the alfresco dining and entertainment season in downtown Corning when it officially opens for the season on May 9th and remain open Tuesdays through Saturdays from 4 pm to 10 pm until the fall.  Located between the hotel’s north and south buildings on Market Street just steps away from the Gaffer District’s many shops, Market Street Social offers seasonal dining, hand-crafted drinks, live music, and a stylish atmosphere.  On Thursdays through Saturdays starting at 6 pm, the scene transforms into Market Street Social LIVE – a one-of-a-kind music night featuring the area’s hottest musicians.  As with the rest of Radisson Hotel Corning’s culinary program, Market Street Social utilizes locally-sourced products with fresh ingredients sourced from the surrounding Finger Lakes area to give guests an authentic experience.  The venue offers flexible seating for up to 55 people, an outdoor bar, and a dedicated wait staff prepared to make memorable moments.  Daily happy hours, rotating specials, weekend brunch, and other ongoing promotions paired with live tunes make Market Street Social one of Corning’s most unique and popular outdoor spots.  Reservations are not necessary for events but are accepted by contacting 607.962.5000 ext 127.  

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

June 15 – Mike Lucey, June 16 – Can’t Count Trio, June 17 – Mike Giannone

Market Street Social outside Radisson will ring in the alfresco dining and entertainment season in downtown Corning when it officially opens for the season on May 9th and remain open Tuesdays through Saturdays from 4 pm to 10 pm until the fall.  Located between the hotel’s north and south buildings on Market Street just steps away from the Gaffer District’s many shops, Market Street Social offers seasonal dining, hand-crafted drinks, live music, and a stylish atmosphere.  On Thursdays through Saturdays starting at 6 pm, the scene transforms into Market Street Social LIVE – a one-of-a-kind music night featuring the area’s hottest musicians.  As with the rest of Radisson Hotel Corning’s culinary program, Market Street Social utilizes locally-sourced products with fresh ingredients sourced from the surrounding Finger Lakes area to give guests an authentic experience.  The venue offers flexible seating for up to 55 people, an outdoor bar, and a dedicated wait staff prepared to make memorable moments.  Daily happy hours, rotating specials, weekend brunch, and other ongoing promotions paired with live tunes make Market Street Social one of Corning’s most unique and popular outdoor spots.  Reservations are not necessary for events but are accepted by contacting 607.962.5000 ext 127.  

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

June 15 – Mike Lucey, June 16 – Can’t Count Trio, June 17 – Mike Giannone

Market Street Social outside Radisson will ring in the alfresco dining and entertainment season in downtown Corning when it officially opens for the season on May 9th and remain open Tuesdays through Saturdays from 4 pm to 10 pm until the fall.  Located between the hotel’s north and south buildings on Market Street just steps away from the Gaffer District’s many shops, Market Street Social offers seasonal dining, hand-crafted drinks, live music, and a stylish atmosphere.  On Thursdays through Saturdays starting at 6 pm, the scene transforms into Market Street Social LIVE – a one-of-a-kind music night featuring the area’s hottest musicians.  As with the rest of Radisson Hotel Corning’s culinary program, Market Street Social utilizes locally-sourced products with fresh ingredients sourced from the surrounding Finger Lakes area to give guests an authentic experience.  The venue offers flexible seating for up to 55 people, an outdoor bar, and a dedicated wait staff prepared to make memorable moments.  Daily happy hours, rotating specials, weekend brunch, and other ongoing promotions paired with live tunes make Market Street Social one of Corning’s most unique and popular outdoor spots.  Reservations are not necessary for events but are accepted by contacting 607.962.5000 ext 127.  

Location: Parking Lot @ FLBM

Come join our Swap Meet. Bring a boat engine or parts to swap with other participants.

$10 for a 10x10 space.

Immerse yourself in traditional Ukrainian culture at our Ukrainian Summer Kitchen Benefit!

Join us on Saturday, June 17th, for a progressive walk-around tasting of traditional Ukrainian summer kitchen provisions prepared by Lake Life Catering and paired with Dr. Frank wines.

Ukrainian businesses and organizations will be on-site for donations, conversations, demonstrations, and inspirations.

20% of ticket proceeds will be donated to World Central Kitchen to aid refugees in Ukraine. RocMaidan, a 100% volunteer-based charitable organization from Rochester, NY, will be on-site discussing Ukrainian culture with guests, as well as accepting donations.

We'll have interactive demonstrations of Pysanky, or Ukrainian Easter Egg painting, a live mural painting, a Ukrainian band from Toronto, and much more! 

When weather permits, performances will take place on our covered porch where music can be enjoyed from our tasting room, porch seating, and lawn seating.  Or, feel free to bring a picnic blanket or folding chairs for set up on the lawn.  In inclement weather, the show will go on in our Tasting Room.  

Reservations for tastings are highly recommended, but not required.  Make your reservations at https://www.huntwines.com/Visit-Us-At-Hunt-Country.

Wines can also be purchased in our tasting room by the glass or by the bottle as well. 

Picnic items include local cheeses, breads by Blue Heron Bakery, salamis, ferments, olives, nuts, popcorn, pretzels, chips, crackers, pesto, specialty mustards, Hedonist chocolates, grape candy, etc...  We also offer local canned beer, kombucha, bottled soda, iced teas, and sparkling water. 

Join Hazlitt 1852 Vineyards, located in Hector NY, at our Tasting Bar on Saturday June 17, 2023 10:30am to 1:30pm for a complimentary wine / cider tasting.

This year the festival will return with its much-anticipated block party on Friday evening from 5 to 9 p.m., capped off by a Fireworks display; and then again on Saturday with a parade at 10 a.m., followed by entertainment, crafts, food, and even the return of everyone’s favorite dinosaurs! For a schedule of events and information on parking, go to https://www.owego.org/strawberry-festival.

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

Our Bagg Dare tasting room burned down in December 2021. We've worked hard to rebuild it and now it's time to celebrate because Bagg Dare is back!

$25 ticket includes one glass of wine or pint
$40 ticket includes full tasting pass (4 flights)

All tickets include live music, access to carnival games, walkabout circus performances, CirqOvation show (Saturday 12pm, 2pm, 4pm) live painting and axe throwing.

For additional purchase: carnival themed food, tarot card readings

Live Music Schedule

Saturday
11am-2pm Ende Brothers
3-6pm The Conklin Brothers

Sunday
11am-12:30pm Nate Michaels
1-4pm Sim Redmond Band

Food Trucks

Saturday: 546 Chicken, FLX BBQ
Sunday: Big D's, FLX BBQ, Kenna's Empanadas

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

Live Music Series every Wednesday Music from 6-9 pm. BOGO Happy Hour from 5 to 6 pm. Cafe Toscana open until 8 pm.

No table reservations taken. See our website for full artist line-up: https://ventosavineyards.com/events/

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

June 22 – Sam Swanson, June 23 – Dianna & The Crew, June 24 – Leah Brown and The Side Hustle

Market Street Social outside Radisson will ring in the alfresco dining and entertainment season in downtown Corning when it officially opens for the season on May 9th and remain open Tuesdays through Saturdays from 4 pm to 10 pm until the fall.  Located between the hotel’s north and south buildings on Market Street just steps away from the Gaffer District’s many shops, Market Street Social offers seasonal dining, hand-crafted drinks, live music, and a stylish atmosphere.  On Thursdays through Saturdays starting at 6 pm, the scene transforms into Market Street Social LIVE – a one-of-a-kind music night featuring the area’s hottest musicians.  As with the rest of Radisson Hotel Corning’s culinary program, Market Street Social utilizes locally-sourced products with fresh ingredients sourced from the surrounding Finger Lakes area to give guests an authentic experience.  The venue offers flexible seating for up to 55 people, an outdoor bar, and a dedicated wait staff prepared to make memorable moments.  Daily happy hours, rotating specials, weekend brunch, and other ongoing promotions paired with live tunes make Market Street Social one of Corning’s most unique and popular outdoor spots.  Reservations are not necessary for events but are accepted by contacting 607.962.5000 ext 127.  

This episode of Walk in the Park is a guide to the natural and cultural features of this extraordinarily beautiful park near Ithaca, exploring its history, revealing its striking geology, and explaining its trails, mill museum, swimming area, and other amenities. 

This episode (44) was originally produced in 2007 with the collaboration of the Friends of Robert H. Treman State Park and the Finger Lakes State Parks. I updated it in 2020 with a few minutes at the end about the centennial of this first state park in the Ithaca, NY area, a segment borrowed from a recent episode (233) of Walk in the Park.

Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series produced as a public service in Ithaca, NY by Owl Gorge Productions, a Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance partner. See more episodes!

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

June 22 – Sam Swanson, June 23 – Dianna & The Crew, June 24 – Leah Brown and The Side Hustle

Market Street Social outside Radisson will ring in the alfresco dining and entertainment season in downtown Corning when it officially opens for the season on May 9th and remain open Tuesdays through Saturdays from 4 pm to 10 pm until the fall.  Located between the hotel’s north and south buildings on Market Street just steps away from the Gaffer District’s many shops, Market Street Social offers seasonal dining, hand-crafted drinks, live music, and a stylish atmosphere.  On Thursdays through Saturdays starting at 6 pm, the scene transforms into Market Street Social LIVE – a one-of-a-kind music night featuring the area’s hottest musicians.  As with the rest of Radisson Hotel Corning’s culinary program, Market Street Social utilizes locally-sourced products with fresh ingredients sourced from the surrounding Finger Lakes area to give guests an authentic experience.  The venue offers flexible seating for up to 55 people, an outdoor bar, and a dedicated wait staff prepared to make memorable moments.  Daily happy hours, rotating specials, weekend brunch, and other ongoing promotions paired with live tunes make Market Street Social one of Corning’s most unique and popular outdoor spots.  Reservations are not necessary for events but are accepted by contacting 607.962.5000 ext 127.  

These concerts are held in our Tasting Room. 

Performance Details:

Florence Price: String Quartet in G
Richard Auldon Clark: “From the Hearts of Women"
Based on poetry of Celia Thaxter, Sara Teasdale and Elizabeth Drew Stoddard, features Alissa Rose, soprano
Beethoven: String Quartet: op 59, no. 3

Wines can be purchased in our tasting room by the glass or by the bottle.  

Picnic items include local cheeses, breads by Blue Heron Bakery, salamis, ferments, olives, nuts, popcorn, pretzels, chips, crackers, pesto, specialty mustards, Hedonist chocolates, grape candy, etc...  We also offer local canned beer, kombucha, bottled soda, iced teas, and sparkling water. 

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

June 22 – Sam Swanson, June 23 – Dianna & The Crew, June 24 – Leah Brown and The Side Hustle

Market Street Social outside Radisson will ring in the alfresco dining and entertainment season in downtown Corning when it officially opens for the season on May 9th and remain open Tuesdays through Saturdays from 4 pm to 10 pm until the fall.  Located between the hotel’s north and south buildings on Market Street just steps away from the Gaffer District’s many shops, Market Street Social offers seasonal dining, hand-crafted drinks, live music, and a stylish atmosphere.  On Thursdays through Saturdays starting at 6 pm, the scene transforms into Market Street Social LIVE – a one-of-a-kind music night featuring the area’s hottest musicians.  As with the rest of Radisson Hotel Corning’s culinary program, Market Street Social utilizes locally-sourced products with fresh ingredients sourced from the surrounding Finger Lakes area to give guests an authentic experience.  The venue offers flexible seating for up to 55 people, an outdoor bar, and a dedicated wait staff prepared to make memorable moments.  Daily happy hours, rotating specials, weekend brunch, and other ongoing promotions paired with live tunes make Market Street Social one of Corning’s most unique and popular outdoor spots.  Reservations are not necessary for events but are accepted by contacting 607.962.5000 ext 127.  

Join Hosmer Estate Winery, located in Ovid NY, at our Tasting Bar on Saturday June 24, 2023 8:30am to 1:30pm for a complimentary wine tasting.

They will have a few different wines available for purchase!

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

This episode of Walk in the Park is a guide to the natural and cultural features of this extraordinarily beautiful park near Ithaca, exploring its history, revealing its striking geology, and explaining its trails, mill museum, swimming area, and other amenities. 

This episode (44) was originally produced in 2007 with the collaboration of the Friends of Robert H. Treman State Park and the Finger Lakes State Parks. I updated it in 2020 with a few minutes at the end about the centennial of this first state park in the Ithaca, NY area, a segment borrowed from a recent episode (233) of Walk in the Park.

Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series produced as a public service in Ithaca, NY by Owl Gorge Productions, a Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance partner. See more episodes!

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

This episode of Walk in the Park is a guide to the natural and cultural features of this extraordinarily beautiful park near Ithaca, exploring its history, revealing its striking geology, and explaining its trails, mill museum, swimming area, and other amenities. 

This episode (44) was originally produced in 2007 with the collaboration of the Friends of Robert H. Treman State Park and the Finger Lakes State Parks. I updated it in 2020 with a few minutes at the end about the centennial of this first state park in the Ithaca, NY area, a segment borrowed from a recent episode (233) of Walk in the Park.

Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series produced as a public service in Ithaca, NY by Owl Gorge Productions, a Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance partner. See more episodes!

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

This episode of Walk in the Park is a guide to the natural and cultural features of this extraordinarily beautiful park near Ithaca, exploring its history, revealing its striking geology, and explaining its trails, mill museum, swimming area, and other amenities. 

This episode (44) was originally produced in 2007 with the collaboration of the Friends of Robert H. Treman State Park and the Finger Lakes State Parks. I updated it in 2020 with a few minutes at the end about the centennial of this first state park in the Ithaca, NY area, a segment borrowed from a recent episode (233) of Walk in the Park.

Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series produced as a public service in Ithaca, NY by Owl Gorge Productions, a Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance partner. See more episodes!

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

This episode of Walk in the Park is a guide to the natural and cultural features of this extraordinarily beautiful park near Ithaca, exploring its history, revealing its striking geology, and explaining its trails, mill museum, swimming area, and other amenities. 

This episode (44) was originally produced in 2007 with the collaboration of the Friends of Robert H. Treman State Park and the Finger Lakes State Parks. I updated it in 2020 with a few minutes at the end about the centennial of this first state park in the Ithaca, NY area, a segment borrowed from a recent episode (233) of Walk in the Park.

Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series produced as a public service in Ithaca, NY by Owl Gorge Productions, a Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance partner. See more episodes!

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

This episode of Walk in the Park is a guide to the natural and cultural features of this extraordinarily beautiful park near Ithaca, exploring its history, revealing its striking geology, and explaining its trails, mill museum, swimming area, and other amenities. 

This episode (44) was originally produced in 2007 with the collaboration of the Friends of Robert H. Treman State Park and the Finger Lakes State Parks. I updated it in 2020 with a few minutes at the end about the centennial of this first state park in the Ithaca, NY area, a segment borrowed from a recent episode (233) of Walk in the Park.

Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series produced as a public service in Ithaca, NY by Owl Gorge Productions, a Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance partner. See more episodes!

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

Thursday evenings 6:30 - 8 PM

On display in the Tasting Room for all of May and June!

Don’t miss Brenna’s reception on May 5^th from 5:30-7:30pm.

Brenna O’Toole is a pastel painter and calligrapher who lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She is inspired by the natural world, and she seeks to capture ephemeral moments of beauty in her paintings.

Brenna’s primary focus is landscapes; she loves to explore the world around her through art. Reflections on water, the interplay between light and shadow, the ever-changing sky — all of these are deep wells of inspiration, and she never tires of them. Brenna has a strong affinity for soft pastels. Expressing the shapes created by light feels natural with the medium, and it is always a joy to discover the right colors for each piece.

Brenna lives with her husband, Al, and they enjoy hiking and spending time outdoors. Almost all of her reference material comes from hikes or walks they’ve taken together. She grew up in Webster, New York, received a BA in Studio Art, and lived in Ithaca for a short time before moving downstate. Her paintings have been shown in several galleries and venues across the state, from the Adirondacks to the Hudson Valley, where she lived until 2020 upended the world. She is amazed and grateful to be back in the Finger Lakes.

This episode of Walk in the Park is a guide to the natural and cultural features of this extraordinarily beautiful park near Ithaca, exploring its history, revealing its striking geology, and explaining its trails, mill museum, swimming area, and other amenities. 

This episode (44) was originally produced in 2007 with the collaboration of the Friends of Robert H. Treman State Park and the Finger Lakes State Parks. I updated it in 2020 with a few minutes at the end about the centennial of this first state park in the Ithaca, NY area, a segment borrowed from a recent episode (233) of Walk in the Park.

Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series produced as a public service in Ithaca, NY by Owl Gorge Productions, a Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance partner. See more episodes!

When weather permits, performances will take place on our covered porch where music can be enjoyed from our tasting room, porch seating, and lawn seating.  Or, feel free to bring a picnic blanket or folding chairs for set up on the lawn.  In inclement weather, the show will go on in our Tasting Room. 

Reservations for tastings are highly recommended, but not required.  Make your reservations at https://www.huntwines.com/Visit-Us-At-Hunt-Country. 

Wines can also be purchased in our tasting room by the glass or by the bottle as well.  

Picnic items include local cheeses, breads by Blue Heron Bakery, salamis, ferments, olives, nuts, popcorn, pretzels, chips, crackers, pesto, specialty mustards, Hedonist chocolates, grape candy, etc...  We also offer local canned beer, kombucha, bottled soda, iced teas, and sparkling water.  

The Auburn Doubledays are teaming up with Falcon Park and the City of Auburn to launch a new summer concert series for the 2023 summer months at Falcon Park! "Alive After Five at Falcon Park," presented by the Auburn Doubledays and City of Auburn, will take place five times this summer. Mark your calendars - Falcon Park will be rocking a fun, family friendly night out on 5 dates this summer! A new stage will be set up in center field, where the outfield scoreboard will be shining down on popular local and regional bands. This event is free of charge, that will offer a full concession stand along with ice-cold adult beverages.