Finger Lakes Events Calendar

Each spring, the Finger Lakes State Parks Scaling Teams rappel down cliffs over Gorge Trails, manually removing shards of shale that winter freezing has left perched on ledges. If they didn’t do this hard, dangerous work, called “scaling,” it would not be safe enough for us to walk in the gorges, for fear of falling rock. Scaling must be conducted annually in six state parks in the Finger Lakes region. In this encore episode (167) of Walk in the Park from 2017, we take a close look at the scalers at work on the high cliffs in the upper gorge of Enfield Glen in Robert H. Treman State Park near Ithaca, NY. The scalers tell us and show us what’s involved.
Walk in the Park is a commercial-free, public access TV series produced in Ithaca by Owl Gorge Productions a Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance partner.

Elmira Little Theatre presents

A GENTLEMAN’S GUIDE TO LOVE AND MURDER
in collaboration with Elmira College

Friday-Saturday, April 26-27, 2024, 7:30pm
Sunday, April 28, 2024, 2:00pm
in Powers Theater

Tickets: Adults: $35; Seniors/Students: $25
Groups of 6 or more – $22/person

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

Book and Lyrics by Robert L. Freedman
Music and Lyrics by Steven Ludvak
Directed by Enaw Elonge

A Musical Comedy

A distant heir to a family fortune sets out to speed up his ascent to the top of the line of succession by using a great deal of charm…and a dash of murder.

There will also be performances of Elmira Little Theatre’s A GENTLEMAN’S GUIDE TO LOVE AND MURDER at Elmira College’s Gibson Theatre on April 5, 6 and 7.

Discover the creative talents of more than 2,000 local students on display at this year's Annual Student Art Show at The Corning Museum of Glass. The Student Art Show includes the works of students from elementary, middle, and high schools in the Corning area. The artwork in the high school and middle school level is judged in 14 different media categories.

Entry to the Art Show is free. Museum admission is not required to attend.

Open to the public: May 8-12, 9 am–5 pm

Opening reception: May 9, 6 pm–8 pm

Discover the creative talents of more than 2,000 local students on display at this year's Annual Student Art Show at The Corning Museum of Glass. The Student Art Show includes the works of students from elementary, middle, and high schools in the Corning area. The artwork in the high school and middle school level is judged in 14 different media categories.

Entry to the Art Show is free. Museum admission is not required to attend.

Open to the public: May 8-12, 9 am–5 pm

Opening reception: May 9, 6 pm–8 pm

Discover the creative talents of more than 2,000 local students on display at this year's Annual Student Art Show at The Corning Museum of Glass. The Student Art Show includes the works of students from elementary, middle, and high schools in the Corning area. The artwork in the high school and middle school level is judged in 14 different media categories.

Entry to the Art Show is free. Museum admission is not required to attend.

Open to the public: May 8-12, 9 am–5 pm

Opening reception: May 9, 6 pm–8 pm

Discover the creative talents of more than 2,000 local students on display at this year's Annual Student Art Show at The Corning Museum of Glass. The Student Art Show includes the works of students from elementary, middle, and high schools in the Corning area. The artwork in the high school and middle school level is judged in 14 different media categories.

Entry to the Art Show is free. Museum admission is not required to attend.

Open to the public: May 8-12, 9 am–5 pm

Opening reception: May 9, 6 pm–8 pm

2024 WAREHOUSE SALE INFORMATION

May 3-5, Friday & Saturday 8 am to 5 pm, Sunday 8 am to 1 pm

107 Salem Street, Union Springs, NY 13160

The line:

· Line begins no sooner than 7 am each day.

· Any abandoned personal items left in the line area are considered abandoned and will be discarded.

· Wait times to get into the sale and at checkout fluctuate. We are unable to predict how long they will be or are.

· There are no exceptions for “skipping the line,” including (but not limited to) pregnant women, elderly persons or those in recovering health. We rely on our shoppers to use their best judgment for their own health and comfort and remind them that no sale is worth endangering their health and safety.

The sale:

· All sales are final.

· Warehouse Sale purchases are not applicable to our MacKenzie-Childs Rewards program and therefore do not earn MacKenzie-Childs Rewards points. MacKenzie-Childs Rewards redemptions will not be accepted at the Warehouse Sale event.

· Forms of payment accepted are cash and credit cards. No personal checks or MacKenzie-Childs gift cards can be accepted.

· Bags and shopping carts will be provided. Although we will have lots of carts at the sale, they are limited in number. We encourage you to bring your own cart, wagon, and/or reusable shopping bags to use while shopping, if you want to avoid waiting for one of our carts to become available. They will be checked upon entry to and exit from the sale.

· Warehouse Sale inventory is a mix of first-quality overstock and seconds. We strongly recommend that you inspect your purchases carefully for possible defects as all sales are final and items cannot be returned. It is the customer’s responsibility (not MacKenzie-Childs’) to check over products for any undesirable qualities prior to purchase.

· Product is restocked continually throughout the sale.

· We do not know or guarantee what will be offered at the Warehouse Sale, product- or inventory-wise, prior to or during the sale.

· MacKenzie-Childs reserves the right to cap multiple purchases of a single product at the time of checkout without prior notice.

· Shipping options are not available. All items must be taken that day.

· MacKenzie-Childs is not responsible for lost or damaged personal items. There will be a “lost & found” area at the sale; please see a staff member for assistance.

· This is an in-person sale event that cannot be shopped online or over the phone.

More details:

· Pets are not allowed into the Warehouse Sale. Please leave them at home. Service animals only.

· We recommend you leave infants and young children at home as we cannot predict the weather during the sale, with little to no shelter available when standing in line. We rely on

our shoppers to use their best judgment for their own health and comfort and remind them that no sale is worth endangering their health and safety.

The Ghost is a trio featuring John Moran (bass) and Joey Sullivan (drums), which focuses on exploring, exploiting, interrogating, and unpacking the queer potential within the free jazz tradition. The Ghost released its last record, Vanished Pleasures, on Relative Pitch Records in 2023. The Ghost has performed around the US & Canada including Artists Space (NYC), Fire Museum (Philly), Elastic Arts (Chicago), Casa del Popolo (Montreal).

Michael Foster's work as a saxophonist & curator focuses on the overlap of queer identity/theory and free improvisation within myriad experimental mediums. As a saxophonist he often employs extensive instrumental preparations (such as drum heads, vibrators, amplification, balloons, etc) in conjunction with a broad dynamic tone that draws inspiration from the saxophonic tradition of Ben Webster and Sonny Rollins. I often work with Sarah Hennies, Lydia Lunch, Leila Bordreuil, William Parker, Weasel Walter, Psychic TV, Spiritualized, Han Bennink, and countless others. As a curator, Michael has run countless series throughout NYC including Queer Trash, a curatorial platform for LGBTQIA+ artists engaged in experimental performance practices. Queer Trash was awarded the 2018 Curatorial Fellowship at Issue Project Room and has since presented work at MoMA/PS1, and countless spaces around NYC.

Wednesday May 1st 6pm @ Grayhaven Motel Michael will be giving a free workshop on Queerness in Experimental Music followed by a ticketed performance by "The Ghost" trio.

Tickets can be purchased online until April 30th for $16.25 - OR- in person at Grayhaven Motel $15 cash advance / $20 cash door

Made possible in part with funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, administered by the Community Arts Partnership and sponsorship from the Cornell Department of Music and Hound & Mare.

Discover the creative talents of more than 2,000 local students on display at this year's Annual Student Art Show at The Corning Museum of Glass. The Student Art Show includes the works of students from elementary, middle, and high schools in the Corning area. The artwork in the high school and middle school level is judged in 14 different media categories.

Entry to the Art Show is free. Museum admission is not required to attend.

Open to the public: May 8-12, 9 am–5 pm

Opening reception: May 9, 6 pm–8 pm

2024 WAREHOUSE SALE INFORMATION

May 3-5, Friday & Saturday 8 am to 5 pm, Sunday 8 am to 1 pm

107 Salem Street, Union Springs, NY 13160

The line:

· Line begins no sooner than 7 am each day.

· Any abandoned personal items left in the line area are considered abandoned and will be discarded.

· Wait times to get into the sale and at checkout fluctuate. We are unable to predict how long they will be or are.

· There are no exceptions for “skipping the line,” including (but not limited to) pregnant women, elderly persons or those in recovering health. We rely on our shoppers to use their best judgment for their own health and comfort and remind them that no sale is worth endangering their health and safety.

The sale:

· All sales are final.

· Warehouse Sale purchases are not applicable to our MacKenzie-Childs Rewards program and therefore do not earn MacKenzie-Childs Rewards points. MacKenzie-Childs Rewards redemptions will not be accepted at the Warehouse Sale event.

· Forms of payment accepted are cash and credit cards. No personal checks or MacKenzie-Childs gift cards can be accepted.

· Bags and shopping carts will be provided. Although we will have lots of carts at the sale, they are limited in number. We encourage you to bring your own cart, wagon, and/or reusable shopping bags to use while shopping, if you want to avoid waiting for one of our carts to become available. They will be checked upon entry to and exit from the sale.

· Warehouse Sale inventory is a mix of first-quality overstock and seconds. We strongly recommend that you inspect your purchases carefully for possible defects as all sales are final and items cannot be returned. It is the customer’s responsibility (not MacKenzie-Childs’) to check over products for any undesirable qualities prior to purchase.

· Product is restocked continually throughout the sale.

· We do not know or guarantee what will be offered at the Warehouse Sale, product- or inventory-wise, prior to or during the sale.

· MacKenzie-Childs reserves the right to cap multiple purchases of a single product at the time of checkout without prior notice.

· Shipping options are not available. All items must be taken that day.

· MacKenzie-Childs is not responsible for lost or damaged personal items. There will be a “lost & found” area at the sale; please see a staff member for assistance.

· This is an in-person sale event that cannot be shopped online or over the phone.

More details:

· Pets are not allowed into the Warehouse Sale. Please leave them at home. Service animals only.

· We recommend you leave infants and young children at home as we cannot predict the weather during the sale, with little to no shelter available when standing in line. We rely on

our shoppers to use their best judgment for their own health and comfort and remind them that no sale is worth endangering their health and safety.

Go from the basement to the belvedere of Rose Hill Mansion.  Please be advised that there are many stairs to climb, a dirt floor basement and some confined spaces included in the tour.  The tour lasts an hour. Recommended for adults and children over 10 years old. As space is limited, reservations are required and can be purchased at historicgeneva.org. The tour lasts an hour.

Drink. Eat. Garden. Repeat. Jumpstart your herb garden by gathering potted herbs and veggies showcased in our delectable food samples, complete with a matching recipe collection.

Indulge in herb-infused dishes and discover the perfect wine pairing for each. Take home the recipes, ensuring you'll shine as the star chef at your next gathering. Plus, enjoy up to three additional wine tastings to complete your delightful experience.

• April 27/28 and May 4/5 from 10am to 5pm, both days
• 10 participating wineries
• This event is structured like our pre-2020 events:
  • Select a specific starting winery for you and your friends to start at. (This is where you’ll receive your souvenir wine glass and first potted herb or vegetable plant!)
  • Travel the trail as you please after your first stop, collecting potted herbs or vegetable plants as you go.
  • The ticket is good for BOTH days, so feel free to spread the wineries out over both days or come on just Saturday or just Sunday. (Pro-tip: Sunday tends to be a lighter day, so the wineries won’t be as crowded, which makes for an excellent time to visit and get more one-on-one attention with less waiting.)
• Groups are limited to 12.
• Expect diversity. Some wineries will be offering the standard bar tasting while others will be offering a sit-down experience that may take longer. Take your time during the day and enjoy both!

Herbs this year are Basil, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Cilantro, Cherokee Purple Tomato, Dill, Oregano, Parsley, Rosemary, and Sweet Banana Pepper..

Tickets:

Each ticket is good for the whole weekend to visit each winery once. Single tickets are $65 and couples tickets are $95 (plus tax and service fee) and include:

• 1 wine and food pairing at each winery, per person
• 3 additional wine tastings per winery, per person
• 1 potted herb or vegetable plant per ticket (1 for a single ticket, 1 for a single DD ticket, and 1 for a couples ticket)
• 1 recipe collection per ticket
• 1 souvenir wine glass per person

Discounted designated driver tickets are also available. The DD gets all the same perks as a regular ticket, minus the wine. They also get a DD travel mug, rather than a wine glass. $45 for a single (plus tax and service fee).

Coffee provided by Cobblestone Coffee Roasters

Go from the basement to the belvedere of Rose Hill Mansion.  Please

be advised that there are many stairs to climb, a dirt floor basement and some confined spaces included in the tour.  The tour lasts an hour. Recommended for adults and children over 10 years old. As space is limited, reservations are required and can be purchased at historicgeneva.org. The tour lasts an hour.

2024 WAREHOUSE SALE INFORMATION

May 3-5, Friday & Saturday 8 am to 5 pm, Sunday 8 am to 1 pm

107 Salem Street, Union Springs, NY 13160

The line:

· Line begins no sooner than 7 am each day.

· Any abandoned personal items left in the line area are considered abandoned and will be discarded.

· Wait times to get into the sale and at checkout fluctuate. We are unable to predict how long they will be or are.

· There are no exceptions for “skipping the line,” including (but not limited to) pregnant women, elderly persons or those in recovering health. We rely on our shoppers to use their best judgment for their own health and comfort and remind them that no sale is worth endangering their health and safety.

The sale:

· All sales are final.

· Warehouse Sale purchases are not applicable to our MacKenzie-Childs Rewards program and therefore do not earn MacKenzie-Childs Rewards points. MacKenzie-Childs Rewards redemptions will not be accepted at the Warehouse Sale event.

· Forms of payment accepted are cash and credit cards. No personal checks or MacKenzie-Childs gift cards can be accepted.

· Bags and shopping carts will be provided. Although we will have lots of carts at the sale, they are limited in number. We encourage you to bring your own cart, wagon, and/or reusable shopping bags to use while shopping, if you want to avoid waiting for one of our carts to become available. They will be checked upon entry to and exit from the sale.

· Warehouse Sale inventory is a mix of first-quality overstock and seconds. We strongly recommend that you inspect your purchases carefully for possible defects as all sales are final and items cannot be returned. It is the customer’s responsibility (not MacKenzie-Childs’) to check over products for any undesirable qualities prior to purchase.

· Product is restocked continually throughout the sale.

· We do not know or guarantee what will be offered at the Warehouse Sale, product- or inventory-wise, prior to or during the sale.

· MacKenzie-Childs reserves the right to cap multiple purchases of a single product at the time of checkout without prior notice.

· Shipping options are not available. All items must be taken that day.

· MacKenzie-Childs is not responsible for lost or damaged personal items. There will be a “lost & found” area at the sale; please see a staff member for assistance.

· This is an in-person sale event that cannot be shopped online or over the phone.

More details:

· Pets are not allowed into the Warehouse Sale. Please leave them at home. Service animals only.

· We recommend you leave infants and young children at home as we cannot predict the weather during the sale, with little to no shelter available when standing in line. We rely on

our shoppers to use their best judgment for their own health and comfort and remind them that no sale is worth endangering their health and safety.

Drink. Eat. Garden. Repeat. Jumpstart your herb garden by gathering potted herbs and veggies showcased in our delectable food samples, complete with a matching recipe collection.

Indulge in herb-infused dishes and discover the perfect wine pairing for each. Take home the recipes, ensuring you'll shine as the star chef at your next gathering. Plus, enjoy up to three additional wine tastings to complete your delightful experience.

• April 27/28 and May 4/5 from 10am to 5pm, both days
• 10 participating wineries
• This event is structured like our pre-2020 events:
  • Select a specific starting winery for you and your friends to start at. (This is where you’ll receive your souvenir wine glass and first potted herb or vegetable plant!)
  • Travel the trail as you please after your first stop, collecting potted herbs or vegetable plants as you go.
  • The ticket is good for BOTH days, so feel free to spread the wineries out over both days or come on just Saturday or just Sunday. (Pro-tip: Sunday tends to be a lighter day, so the wineries won’t be as crowded, which makes for an excellent time to visit and get more one-on-one attention with less waiting.)
• Groups are limited to 12.
• Expect diversity. Some wineries will be offering the standard bar tasting while others will be offering a sit-down experience that may take longer. Take your time during the day and enjoy both!

Herbs this year are Basil, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Cilantro, Cherokee Purple Tomato, Dill, Oregano, Parsley, Rosemary, and Sweet Banana Pepper..

Tickets:

Each ticket is good for the whole weekend to visit each winery once. Single tickets are $65 and couples tickets are $95 (plus tax and service fee) and include:

• 1 wine and food pairing at each winery, per person
• 3 additional wine tastings per winery, per person
• 1 potted herb or vegetable plant per ticket (1 for a single ticket, 1 for a single DD ticket, and 1 for a couples ticket)
• 1 recipe collection per ticket
• 1 souvenir wine glass per person

Discounted designated driver tickets are also available. The DD gets all the same perks as a regular ticket, minus the wine. They also get a DD travel mug, rather than a wine glass. $45 for a single (plus tax and service fee).

Coffee provided by Cobblestone Coffee Roasters

50% off wine slushies and tastings for all healthcare workers with a valid ID.

Educators can Join us at the Museum for FREE during teacher Appreciation Week.

May 5th-11th

Sow proof of school district employment at the admissions desk and receive free admission.

Discount only valid for educators.

In this encore episode (193) of Walk in the Park from 2018, we join a Tompkins County Environmental Management Council public field trip to one the county’s special “Unique Natural Areas” and Nature Conservancy Preserve, the O.D. von Engeln Preserve in Malloryville. Naturalist and preserve steward Bob Beck takes us on a tour of the ecological richness created by an Ice Age legacy, visiting swamps, fens, bogs and the remarkable biodiversity created by glacial eskers and kettle ponds in this 309 acre nature preserve along Fall Creek between Freeville and McLean, NY. Find out more about the preserve.

Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series shown online anywhere and on Ithaca, NY cable channel 13. Walk in the Park is produced as a public service by Owl Gorge Productions, at PEGASYS Community Media Center. Owl Gorge Productions is a partner organization in the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance.

Educators can Join us at the Museum for FREE during teacher Appreciation Week.

May 5th-11th

Sow proof of school district employment at the admissions desk and receive free admission.

Discount only valid for educators.

In this encore episode (193) of Walk in the Park from 2018, we join a Tompkins County Environmental Management Council public field trip to one the county’s special “Unique Natural Areas” and Nature Conservancy Preserve, the O.D. von Engeln Preserve in Malloryville. Naturalist and preserve steward Bob Beck takes us on a tour of the ecological richness created by an Ice Age legacy, visiting swamps, fens, bogs and the remarkable biodiversity created by glacial eskers and kettle ponds in this 309 acre nature preserve along Fall Creek between Freeville and McLean, NY. Find out more about the preserve.

Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series shown online anywhere and on Ithaca, NY cable channel 13. Walk in the Park is produced as a public service by Owl Gorge Productions, at PEGASYS Community Media Center. Owl Gorge Productions is a partner organization in the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance.

Educators can Join us at the Museum for FREE during teacher Appreciation Week.

May 5th-11th

Sow proof of school district employment at the admissions desk and receive free admission.

Discount only valid for educators.

Discover the creative talents of more than 2,000 local students on display at this year's Annual Student Art Show at The Corning Museum of Glass. The Student Art Show includes the works of students from elementary, middle, and high schools in the Corning area. The artwork in the high school and middle school level is judged in 14 different media categories.

Entry to the Art Show is free. Museum admission is not required to attend.

Open to the public: May 8-12, 9 am–5 pm

Opening reception: May 9, 6 pm–8 pm

In this encore episode (193) of Walk in the Park from 2018, we join a Tompkins County Environmental Management Council public field trip to one the county’s special “Unique Natural Areas” and Nature Conservancy Preserve, the O.D. von Engeln Preserve in Malloryville. Naturalist and preserve steward Bob Beck takes us on a tour of the ecological richness created by an Ice Age legacy, visiting swamps, fens, bogs and the remarkable biodiversity created by glacial eskers and kettle ponds in this 309 acre nature preserve along Fall Creek between Freeville and McLean, NY. Find out more about the preserve.

Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series shown online anywhere and on Ithaca, NY cable channel 13. Walk in the Park is produced as a public service by Owl Gorge Productions, at PEGASYS Community Media Center. Owl Gorge Productions is a partner organization in the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance.

Educators can Join us at the Museum for FREE during teacher Appreciation Week.

May 5th-11th

Sow proof of school district employment at the admissions desk and receive free admission.

Discount only valid for educators.

Discover the creative talents of more than 2,000 local students on display at this year's Annual Student Art Show at The Corning Museum of Glass. The Student Art Show includes the works of students from elementary, middle, and high schools in the Corning area. The artwork in the high school and middle school level is judged in 14 different media categories.

Entry to the Art Show is free. Museum admission is not required to attend.

Open to the public: May 8-12, 9 am–5 pm

Opening reception: May 9, 6 pm–8 pm

In this encore episode (193) of Walk in the Park from 2018, we join a Tompkins County Environmental Management Council public field trip to one the county’s special “Unique Natural Areas” and Nature Conservancy Preserve, the O.D. von Engeln Preserve in Malloryville. Naturalist and preserve steward Bob Beck takes us on a tour of the ecological richness created by an Ice Age legacy, visiting swamps, fens, bogs and the remarkable biodiversity created by glacial eskers and kettle ponds in this 309 acre nature preserve along Fall Creek between Freeville and McLean, NY. Find out more about the preserve.

Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series shown online anywhere and on Ithaca, NY cable channel 13. Walk in the Park is produced as a public service by Owl Gorge Productions, at PEGASYS Community Media Center. Owl Gorge Productions is a partner organization in the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance.

Educators can Join us at the Museum for FREE during teacher Appreciation Week.

May 5th-11th

Sow proof of school district employment at the admissions desk and receive free admission.

Discount only valid for educators.

In this encore episode (193) of Walk in the Park from 2018, we join a Tompkins County Environmental Management Council public field trip to one the county’s special “Unique Natural Areas” and Nature Conservancy Preserve, the O.D. von Engeln Preserve in Malloryville. Naturalist and preserve steward Bob Beck takes us on a tour of the ecological richness created by an Ice Age legacy, visiting swamps, fens, bogs and the remarkable biodiversity created by glacial eskers and kettle ponds in this 309 acre nature preserve along Fall Creek between Freeville and McLean, NY. Find out more about the preserve.

Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series shown online anywhere and on Ithaca, NY cable channel 13. Walk in the Park is produced as a public service by Owl Gorge Productions, at PEGASYS Community Media Center. Owl Gorge Productions is a partner organization in the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance.

Educators can Join us at the Museum for FREE during teacher Appreciation Week.

May 5th-11th

Sow proof of school district employment at the admissions desk and receive free admission.

Discount only valid for educators.

In this encore episode (193) of Walk in the Park from 2018, we join a Tompkins County Environmental Management Council public field trip to one the county’s special “Unique Natural Areas” and Nature Conservancy Preserve, the O.D. von Engeln Preserve in Malloryville. Naturalist and preserve steward Bob Beck takes us on a tour of the ecological richness created by an Ice Age legacy, visiting swamps, fens, bogs and the remarkable biodiversity created by glacial eskers and kettle ponds in this 309 acre nature preserve along Fall Creek between Freeville and McLean, NY. Find out more about the preserve.

Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series shown online anywhere and on Ithaca, NY cable channel 13. Walk in the Park is produced as a public service by Owl Gorge Productions, at PEGASYS Community Media Center. Owl Gorge Productions is a partner organization in the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance.

Educators can Join us at the Museum for FREE during teacher Appreciation Week.

May 5th-11th

Sow proof of school district employment at the admissions desk and receive free admission.

Discount only valid for educators.

Join the Saunders Finger Lakes Museum for the 10th Annual Bird Walk with avid birders Mahlon and Eleanor Hurst through the SFLM’s Townsend-Grady Wildlife Preserve wetlands to discover what bird species are migrating and nesting there. Previously, participants identified over 40 different species by sight and sound. Please wear sturdy boots that can withstand wet, mud, and uneven ground, and bring your binoculars and journals. 

In this encore episode (193) of Walk in the Park from 2018, we join a Tompkins County Environmental Management Council public field trip to one the county’s special “Unique Natural Areas” and Nature Conservancy Preserve, the O.D. von Engeln Preserve in Malloryville. Naturalist and preserve steward Bob Beck takes us on a tour of the ecological richness created by an Ice Age legacy, visiting swamps, fens, bogs and the remarkable biodiversity created by glacial eskers and kettle ponds in this 309 acre nature preserve along Fall Creek between Freeville and McLean, NY. Find out more about the preserve.

Walk in the Park is a non-commercial, public access TV series shown online anywhere and on Ithaca, NY cable channel 13. Walk in the Park is produced as a public service by Owl Gorge Productions, at PEGASYS Community Media Center. Owl Gorge Productions is a partner organization in the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance.

The whole family is invited to join us on Sunday May 10th for tastings, shopping and fun!

• Links Permanent Jewelry pop-up from 11 am – 2 pm in our Passion tasting room
• Timber & Post pop-up 11 am – 2pm [reclaimed wood designs & sola wood floral arrangements]
• Earthen Art & Botanicals Pop-up [selling various stemmed flowers and bouquets from Maple Hill Farm]
• Fast and Fusion Food Truck 11am - 5pm

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

PETE THE CAT

Monday, May 13, 2024
10:00am and 12:30pm

Tickets: $7
For group and/or single tickets, contact our School-Time Coordinator at 607-735-2777 or Janices@clemenscenter.org.

Pete the Cat never loses his cool. Jimmy Biddle never strays from his routine. That is, until the groovy blue cat moves in with The Biddles for the summer. Can cat and boy ever be friends? When Jimmy draws a blank in art class, Pete’s the perfect pal to lead the mission to help Jimmy find his inspiration. Join Jimmy and Pete on a new adventure of friendship, all the way to Paris and back again in a VW Bus.

Curriculum Ties: Communication/Language Arts, Literature, Music

Runtime: 55 minutes
Age Recommendation: Grades Pre K–3

FINGER LAKES LIVE MUSIC EVERY WEDNESDAY! SUPPORTING LOCAL, LIVE MUSIC, DELICIOUS FOOD, BEAUTIFUL VIEWS OF SENECA LAKE & BREATH-TAKING SUNSETS!

Ventosa Vineyards has free, local, live music year-round every Wednesday (and select other days), along with a buy 1, get 1 happy hour! If the weather is nice, music is out on our terrace…which comes with a beautiful view of Seneca Lake & sunsets that will take your breath away! Come support live, local music while enjoying yourself!
*BOGO happy hours only on Wednesdays

FINGER LAKES LIVE MUSIC EVERY WEDNESDAY! SUPPORTING LOCAL, LIVE MUSIC, DELICIOUS FOOD, BEAUTIFUL VIEWS OF SENECA LAKE & BREATH-TAKING SUNSETS!

Ventosa Vineyards has free, local, live music year-round every Wednesday (and select other days), along with a buy 1, get 1 happy hour! If the weather is nice, music is out on our terrace…which comes with a beautiful view of Seneca Lake & sunsets that will take your breath away! Come support live, local music while enjoying yourself!
*BOGO happy hours only on Wednesdays