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Things to do this weekend
OCTOBER THURSDAY 15 – SUNDAY 18. A year after Lynx disappears, his midnight return forces his girlfriend and best friend to confront grief, anger and their attempts to move forward in Sender. McCarroll Theatre, Dillingham Center. 953 Danby Road, Ithaca, NY. Running to Places - Decendants the Musical. OCTOBER...
Cornell Daily Sun
Inside Collegetown Jazz Club’s Masquerade
On the night of Sept. 26, the Theta Delta Chi fraternity mansion was filled with masquerade masks, candlelit tables and the sound of live jazz. Guests entered with beautiful dresses and put on their masks before taking their seats for the Collegetown Jazz Club's Masquerade. The club paired two set-lists of live jazz with small plates, turning the almost century-old mansion into an intimate jazz club for the night.
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Klezmer Fund-raising Concert in Waverly on Nov. 15
A Klezmer Fund-raising Concert will be held on Sunday, November 15, from 2-4 pm, at the Waverly High School, 1 Frederick St., Waverly, NY, featuring the Klezmer Ensemble at Cornell University. The concert is sponsored by the Penn-York Jewish Community in partnership with the Jewish Center and Federation of the Twin Tiers. Tickets cost $20 for adults and $10 for students, and may be purchased online in advance at www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/klezmer-concert-waverly-high-school or at the door.
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Corning Museum of Glass to feature Empire Brick Con
CORNING, N.Y. (WETM) – The Corning Museum of Glass (CMoG) has stated that Empire Brick Con, the family-friendly LEGO event, will return for one weekend in October. On Saturday, Oct. 17, and Sunday, Oct. 18, CMoG will bring back Empire Brick Con and feature artists from across the country for activities, demonstrations and more. This year, the studio […]
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News10: Beyond The Headlines: Waterloo man finds World War II POW records in hidden crawl space
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — When decluttering, you expect certain items to surface: Old ornaments, pictures of an ex-boyfriend, that one cord you’ve been trying to find for months. The list goes on. When a Waterloo man decided to clean out his garage last year, he found something extraordinary. And...
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This Famous New York Museum Showcases Stunning Glass Art And Lets Visitors Create Their Own Keepsakes
Most museums have one very clear rule: do not touch. This one gets a little more interesting. You can watch molten glass turn into something recognizable, then try a hands-on project of your own with expert help. That changes the whole museum mood pretty quickly. The galleries cover thousands of...
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Ithaca College’s “Three Sisters” and Season Preview
The work of Russian playwright Anton Chekhov is seldom seen on Ithaca stages, perhaps partly because conveying his ironic mix of comedy and everyday tragedy is a challenge for any actor. But Ithaca College’s School of Music, Theatre, and Dance, which offers its majors experience in a range of genres, has opened its season with his complex 1901 classic, “Three Sisters.”
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Why every glass lover owes Corning, New York at least one afternoon
Downtown Corning packs a lot into a few walkable blocks. The Gaffer District runs along historic Market Street in New York’s Finger Lakes region, and the name itself tells you everything. A gaffer is a master glassblower, and glass is what this town has built its identity around for...
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The Rockwell Museum Announces Completion of ‘Infinity Park,’ a Public Mural by Artist Devan Shimoyama
CORNING, N.Y. — The Rockwell Museum invites people to see themselves amid a kaleidoscope of rolling hills, flowers and radiant color in “Infinity Park,” a new public mural by multidisciplinary artist Devan Shimoyama. Developed through The Rockwell Museum’s Alley Art Project, the artwork translates Shimoyama’s signature use of color, adornment, symbolism and personal narrative into an immersive public artwork that invites viewers to pause, reflect and connect.
Wellsville Sun
Eric Jones 1750lb pumpkin sculpture on Main Street Wellsville wows thousands
GALLERY: Olney Foust Embser Funeral Home sponsored epic artwork, community event draws massive crowds Jones is back in Wellsville on October 20 at the Moose Club! By Andrew Harris For […] The post Eric Jones 1750lb pumpkin sculpture on Main Street Wellsville wows thousands appeared first on THE WELLSVILLE SUN .
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100 Years Ago: October 12, 2026
100 Years Ago is brought to you by AVRE. 100 years ago today, in observance of Columbus Day, Binghamton’s Sons of Italy Lodge placed a wreath around the memorial bust of Christopher Columbus at the public library, and tonight the annual banquet of the Italian community will be held in the Spanish Ballroom at the Arlington Hotel.
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Cornell group cancels homecoming concert
ITHACA, NY (607NewsNow) — There will be no homecoming concert this year at Cornell. The student-run Concert Commission has canceled this weekend’s musical performance, headlined by the DJ duo Between Friends, in the wake of the Jane Doe-Chi Phi fraternity sex assault case and a month-long moratorium on the issuance of event permits passed last week by Ithaca Common Council.
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Corning Museum of Glass to celebrate two milestones in November
CORNING, N.Y. (WETM) – The Corning Museum of Glass is celebrating two milestones this year: the 75th anniversary of the museum’s 1951 opening and the 30th anniversary of its glassmaking school opening in 1996. For the museum’s 75th anniversary, this year is filled with special exhibitions: According to the website, these exhibitions are being held to […]
The Ithaca Voice
State Theatre names new executive director
The State Theatre announced its next executive director Monday. The next leader of one of Ithaca’s most storied venues will arrive from nowhere else but the fabled Music City — Nashville, Tennessee. Long time nonprofit leader Lanny Brown brings with him more than 20 years of experience managing...
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Trumansburg Encore Players’ ‘Darker Hearts’ puts villains in spotlight
Ever wonder what it would be like if Hannibal Lecter hosted his own cooking show? Or if Maleficent’s titular villain/antihero hosted her own talk show host titled “The Spew?”. The Trumansburg Encore Players Community Theater ensemble, alongside a slew of local musical performers, will make the answers to...
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1864: Henry VanSchaick Colt to Jane Eliza (Brown) Bestor
This letter was written by Henry VanSchaick Colt (1826-1906), the son of Charles Colt (1793-1866) and Ann Smith (1798-1853), and the brother of the famous firearms manufacturer, Samuel Colt. During the Civil War, Henry served as the Major of the 104th New York Infantry and was assigned to command the Elmira Prison Camp in July 1864 after suffering an accidental injury. He was the commandant from July 1864 through December 1864.
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Men's Golf Takes Seventh at Empire 8 Fall Championship
CICERO, N.Y. — The Keuka College Men's Golf team finished seventh in an eight-team field at the Empire 8 Fall Championship, played Sunday and Monday at Lakeshore Yacht & Country Club. The Wolves shot a 356 (+68) in Sunday's first round and a 349 (+61) in Monday's second round...
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The Sorters – “Window”
For 94.3 Q94 Classic Rock’s latest “Local Song of the Week,” we head to Towanda in Bradford County (near the New York border) to check out a recently-released song by The Sorters! The group surfaced several years ago; singer and guitarist Spencer Puzak, cellist and keyboardist (and wife) Callie Shumway Puzak and bassist Kyle Roberts all worked together at a farm store, and derived the group’s name from their morning task of sorting produce. Drummer James Dufort and guitarist Danny Skopelliti joined the group more recently. The Sorters have created a number of roots-based and Americana-flavored original songs with their own distinctive style and flavor. The Sorters have developed a following, and have performed at such noteworthy events as the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts in downtown State College, the Another World Music Festival near Woodward and more. Keep listening for The Sorters’ music on Q94’s weekly local music program, the “Homegrown Rocker”!