4:00 PM
Belleayre Mountain Ski Center
Belleayre Mountain Road
Pine Hill
Red Barn Hoedown at Belleayre Mountain in Pine Hill
Join us from at the Red Barn Hoedown in the Discovery Lodge! There will be BBQ chicken available - with all of the fixings, drink specials and music! Call for more details or visit:
Website: www.belleayre.com
Phone: 845-254-5600 or 800-942-6904
5:00 PM
Cooperstown Middle/High School
39 Linden Avenue
Cooperstown
Cabaret Night and Fundraiser
FOMA's annual Cabaret Night, their largest fundraiser of the year will be here soon. For those of you who are unfamiliar with FOMA, they are Cooperstown's Friends of Music and Arts organization. They help raise funds for families in need in the area of arts education. This event will featuring barbecue dinner, music and entertainment provided by students and local community members. Cabaret Night is Friday, January 27th located in the junior/senior high school cafeteria. For questions, please visit or contact:
Phone: 607-547-4097
E-Mail: pdaum@cooperstowncs.org
6:30 PM
National Baseball Hall of Fame
Grandstand Theater
25 Main Street
Cooperstown
FREE Cabin Fever Film Series '12
This week, The Mighty Ducks (PG for mild language, 1992) - Running time: 100 minutes
Overview: The Mighty Ducks, a pee-wee hockey team composed of clumsy, misfit, street-smart kids who can't skate, can't score, and can't win meet Gordon Bombay, a hotshot lawyer haunted by memories of a hockey-playing childhood. After being charged for drunk driving, the court orders him to coach the misfit peewee hockey team - the worst in the league. After a reluctant start, Gordon gains the respect of the kids and teaches them how to win, gaining a sponsor on the way.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and films start at 7 p.m. Patrons should use the main entrances at both locations. Refreshments will be available for purchase, with proceeds benefiting area organizations. For the fifth year, Augur's Books is sponsoring a book raffle at each film. Winners will receive a copy of a book related to the film being presented. Augur's Books is located at the corner of Pioneer and Main streets in Cooperstown. Please note film ratings vary. Captions are available for most films for the hearing impaired; audience members may request captions upon admission. For additional information on the Cabin Fever Film Series, or to confirm the status of a screening in case of inclement weather, please call the following toll-free number: (888) 547-1450, ext. 461.
The 2012 Cabin Fever Film Series is sponsored by the Fenimore Art Museum, the Glimmerglass Festival, and the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Come out and enjoy a great family-friendly comedy in the historical Cooperstown's Hall of Fame! For more information:
Website: www.baseballhall.org
Phone: 607-547-0329
6:30 PM
Interskate 88
5185 State Highway 23
Oneonta
Smacked to the Future
Oneonta Roller Derby is having their 2nd home bout, January 27th. The Derailing Darlings will play against Assault City from Syracuse. Doors open at 6:30 pm and the bout starts at 7:15 pm. Tickets are available at Interskate 88, My Father's Place and with any of the players. Buy your tickets in advance and avoid the lines! Come early for the best parking!
The Darlings have been working hard and we are super excited to see our fans again! Stay tuned for details of the after-party and more.
Tickets: Adults $10/ Kids $3 - For more information:
Website: www.interskate88.com
Phone: 607-432-0366
E-Mail: skate@interskate88.com
7:00 PM
Chase Memorial Nursing Home
1 Terrace Heights
New Berlin
FREE Family Movie Night
Movie: "Fly Away Home" PG 1996 - 107 minutes
Overview: Amy is only 13 years old when her mother is killed in an auto wreck in New Zealand. She goes to Canada to live with her father, an eccentric inventor whom she barely knows. Amy is miserable in her new life...that is until she discovers a nest of goose eggs that were abandoned when developers began tearing up a local forest. The eggs hatch and Amy becomes "Mama Goose". The young birds must fly south for the winter, but who will lead them there? With a pair of ultralight airplanes, Amy, her dad and their friends must find a way to do it!
Admission: FREE
Phone: 607-847-7000
7:00 PM
Oneonta Boys and Girls Club
70 River Street
Oneonta
Friday Night Movie!
Every Friday Night at 7pm. For more information:
Website: www.oneontaboysandgirlsclub.com
Phone: 607-432-1133
7:30 PM
Golding Middle School
193 Golding Drive
Cobleskill
'Twelve Angry Men'
Theater Project of Schoharie County presents Twelve Angry Men, a powerful story of 12 men on a jury. The case at hand pertains to whether a young man murdered his own father. The personalities, the story, and the snapshot of our trial by jury system portrayed in this 1950s play stand true today. Audience members experience awe for the average juror, and for the justice system itself. Questions are raised, confrontations take place, and each of the 12 jurors is memorable. Playwright Reginald Rose is a master at dialogue, personality, and suspense! This show will also show on January 28th at 7:30pm and January 29th at 2:00pm.
Ticket Prices: $10 General Admission, $7 Seniors and Students
Founded in 2006, Theater Project of Schoharie County is an all-volunteer community organization that brings quality theater to the Schoharie County community. Visit our website at www.theaterproject.org and Friend us on Facebook! For more information:
Website: www.crcs.k12.ny.us/golding/index.htm
Phone: 518-234-8368
8:00 PM
Foothills Performing Arts and Civic Center
24 Market Street
Oneonta
Another Tequila Sunrise
America's Most Authentic Eagles Tribute Band hails from New England and has toured from Georgia to Texas and Illinois to Maine offering a sophisticated performance that encompasses all the best hits of the Eagles, plus solo hits from Don Henley, Glenn Frey and Joe Walsh! For details and ticket information:
Web Site: www.foothillspac.org
Phone: 607-431-2080
10:00 PM
Black Oak Tavern
17 Water Street
Oneonta
Nasty Midnight with very special guests Arcade Fire
Dirty, Gritty, Rock and Roll - A liveLIVE production.
Cover: $5.00 21+
For more information:
Websites: www.facebook.com/pages/NASTY-MIDNIGHT/194161493982456?ref=ts -also check out- www.facebook.com/arcadefire
Phone: 607-432-9566
10:30 AM
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Basement
565 Andes Road
Delhi
Children's Art Class with Susan Priest
Every 4th Saturday of the month; 10:30am - Noon, classes held in the basement of the Immanuel Lutheran Church. For more information, please call Sue Priest at 607-746-3220.
Website: www.delhiartgroup.org
11:00 AM
WUOW 104.7 FM & W217BY 91.3 FM
or www.wuow.org
Blue Light Central
Locally produced "virtual blues train"
6:00 PM
Stella Luna Ristorante
58-60 Market Street
Oneonta
Tommy Z
Tommy Z performs with piano and vocals.
Come enjoy a delicious meal and listen to some relaxing tunes.
Duration: 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Web Site: www.stellalunas.com
Phone: 607-433-7646
7:00 PM
Delhi American Legion
41 Page Avenue
Delhi
C.L.A.S.I. Casino Night & Auction
Come on down to Delhi's American Legion for a C.L.A.S.I. CASINO NIGHT!!
NO COVER CHARGE! Come join us in supporting two awesome causes in our community and have a great time while your at it!
A fun filled night for EVERYONE! $10 gets you $100 in chips to gamble with! Winnings will be turned in for RAFFLE TICKETS to use for our Chinese Auction. Raffle tickets for the chinese auction will also be available to purchase if gambling's not your thing!
A fun affordable night out on the town! Come join in the fun! 50% of the proceeds will be donated to the Heart of the Catskills Humane Society and 50% will be donated to the Lilholt family of Delhi.
We will have Blackjack, Roulette, 3 Card Stud, The Wheel of Fortune and more! Some of the raffle prizes will include, gift certificates to numerous outlets, delicious variations of gift baskets, complementary tickets, candles, games and many many more! We will also have Refreshments and a Cash Bar! For a more detailed list of prizes, and more information:
Website: www.facebook.com/events/312148558795268/
Phone: 607- 746-3036
7:30 PM
6 On The Square
6 LaFayette Park
Oxford
Carolann Solebello
For many years, Carolann anchored the group Red Molly with her alto harmonies. Going solo is in no way a lesser effort, with her versatility as a solo artist showcasing her songwriting talents and allowing her crisp, lush vocals to come out of the shadow of Red Molly. Performing what she describes as a "New York-inflected brand of original and traditional Americana", you'll hear the sounds of mountain music coming through loud and clear. Tickets are $12 (plus $2 service charge) until the date of the performance, and $15 at the door. For more information:
Website: www.6onthesquare.org and
www.facebook.com/pages/Carolann-Solebello-SingerSongwriter/116399438421294
Phone: 607-843-6876
E-Mail: info@6onthesquare.org
7:30 PM
Golding Middle School
193 Golding Drive
Cobleskill
'Twelve Angry Men'
Theater Project of Schoharie County presents Twelve Angry Men, a powerful story of 12 men on a jury. The case at hand pertains to whether a young man murdered his own father. The personalities, the story, and the snapshot of our trial by jury system portrayed in this 1950s play stand true today. Audience members experience awe for the average juror, and for the justice system itself. Questions are raised, confrontations take place, and each of the 12 jurors is memorable. Playwright Reginald Rose is a master at dialogue, personality, and suspense! This show will also show on January 29th at 2:00pm.
Ticket Prices: $10 General Admission, $7 Seniors and Students
Founded in 2006, Theater Project of Schoharie County is an all-volunteer community organization that brings quality theater to the Schoharie County community. Visit our website at www.theaterproject.org and Friend us on Facebook! For more information:
Website: www.crcs.k12.ny.us/golding/index.htm
Phone: 518-234-8368
7:30 PM
The Otesaga Resort Hotel
Main Dining Room
60 Lake Street
Cooperstown
Choir Festival at The Otesaga
Join WZOZ-FM morning host "Leslie Ann" in The Otesaga's Main Dining Room at 7:30pm to hear the best choirs in our area. All proceeds will benefit the Cooperstown Food Bank. Seating is limited so come early. Better yet, enjoy dinner in The Hawkeye Grill and reserve your seat then. Tickets available only at the door. $10 Adults (19+); $5 Students (5-18); FREE for children 4 & under. Cash or check only. For more information call Meg Kiernan at 607-544-2562 or email MKiernan@Otesaga.com
Web Site: www.otesaga.com
8:00 PM
The Shire Pub
123 Main Street
Delhi
STEPHANIE ESTER OPENS FOR MATT MOYSE
Stephanie Ester will be kicking off the night at 8pm. She will be opening for Delhi local Matt Moyse. Matt will be rockin the accoustics at 9:30pm. No Cover!! For more information:
Web Site: www.theshiredelhi.com
Phone: 607-746-8758
E-Mail: Oneillsshirepub@yahoo.com
8:00 PM
Oneonta Theatre
47 Chestnut Street
Oneonta
On The Rise: Tigeriss & special guests
The Oneonta Theatre and Dundee are proud to present ON THE RISE, a new series of FREE concerts featuring the best in regional and local up-and-coming talent. ON THE RISE will be an ongoing series of concerts. If you're on the rise and want to get your band noticed, email bands@oneontatheatre.com.
Since forming in 2007, New Paltz NY's Tigeriss have become an exemplary band to hold up for those seeking fun sing-a-long rock & roll that still matters. Born from a true DIY aesthetic, Tigeriss has self-promoted their way into many hearts over the course of seven national tours.
With music that is not only playful but meaningful, the Tigeriss experience promises a complex, catchy and chaotic reprieve for the everyman.
Sexy without the sleaze, but still nastier than mama permits, Lara's bluesy belting and rolling bass lines merge with Danny's angular and memorable guitar riffs. Completing this trio is Rev. Kev's powerful and always danceable drum beats. Combined, this power trio brings you raw rock & roll.. the way it should be. Having self-released two EPs in 2008 and 2009, the band has now released its first full-length album, "Everybody Wins!"
Admission is FREE!! How could you possibly pass this up?!
Happy hour: 6pm - 8pm - Doors open at 8pm - Show starts at 9pm.
For more information:
Website: oneontatheatre.com
Phone: 607-643-4022
8:00 PM
Honest Brook Music Festival
1885 Honest Brook Road
Delhi
17th Annual Honest Brook Music Festival Winter Series
Georgia native Gabriela Diaz (violist) began her musical training at the age of five, studying piano with her mother, and the next year, violin with her father. Finnish pianist Paavali Jumppanen's New York debut in 2001 at the 92nd Street Y, presented by Young Concert Artists, garnered reviews of "fresh and exciting" playing and "immense power and an extraordinary range of colors."
The Honest Brook Music Festival will present its 17th Winter Series in January, February and March. These concerts take place in private homes re-creating the setting in which much of the classical repertoire was originally performed. The audience enjoys the intimacy of the performance space, and each concert is followed by a champagne and dessert reception where one can interact with the musicians. Because seating is limited, tickets must be purchased in advance. Locations and directions will be announced to all season subscription holders and ticket holders prior to each concert. Call for more details or visit:
Website: www.hbmf.org
Phone: 607-746-3770
E-Mail: hbmf@aol.com
8:00 PM
The Andes Hotel
110 Main Street
Andes
Live Music by Talking Machine (The former Acoustic Meltdown)
Dianne Mucci and Chris Holub are Talking Machine; the culmination of years of combined musical expertise. Separately the two are accomplished musicians in their own right, yet together the duo utilize their experience, technical prowess, and style to create a pleasing, cathartic assault on the senses. Talking Machine is a robust, modern take on the acoustic duo, and the combined force of two veteran musicians whose separate but equal talents have created something unlike any other. You are not going to want to miss these guys. They will keep you coming back for more! Check them out online at www.talkingmachine.com
NO COVER CHARGE! Kitchen open until 9:30pm. Reservations for dinner suggested. For more information:
Website: www.andeshotel.com
Phone: 845-676-4408
8:00 PM
Town Hall Theatre
15 North Main Street
Bainbridge
Artist William Kokoni Exhibit with music by Bristol Mountain Bluegrass
Featuring the paintings of Bainbridge artist William Kokoni and the music of Bristol Mountain Bluegrass.
Bringing the best of favorite old-time and traditional bluegrass tunes including original and traditional material by songwriters Richard Hood, Norm Darling, Perry Cleaveland, Rob Collins and Don Springer. The rest of the material is traditional music from the south, a mix of mountain music, blues and Jimmy Rodgers-style tunes. Always a favorite with the Opry crowd - we look forward to their return to the Opry Stage. For more information and ticket details:
Website: www.jerichoarts.com
Phone: 607-895-6670
10:00 PM
The Autumn Cafe
244 Main Street
Oneonta
Rhinoceros
Rhinoceros is a local Death Jazz Progressive Metal band from Gilbertsville, NY. They note influences ranging from many music genres, such as Slayer, Django Reinhardt, Bad Brains, Bill Evans, The Beatles, Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus and Lamb of God. Cover: $3.00
Band members include: John Colonna, Wyatt Green, Daniel Velle - For more information:
Website: www.autumncafe.com
Phone: 607-432-6845
E-Mail: autumn@autumncafe.com
12:30 PM
Milford Central School
42 West Main Street
Milford
Polar Bear Jump Chinese Auction in Milford
There will an auction of all kinds of items to help raise funds for the Polar Bear Jump cause, serving local children with life threatening diseases. It will be held at Milford Central School. For more information, please visit: www.pbjump.com
We are currently accepting lightly used and new items for the Chinese Auction; they can be dropped off to Brenda at the school, or the Portlandville Church (86 Main Street, Portlandville 607-286-7762).
Thank you for any support for this event in advance! Hope to you see you there! For more information:
Phone: 607-286-3349
1:00 PM
Rangjung Yeshe Gomde Meditation Center
412 Glimmerglen Road
Cooperstown
'Gandhi'
For information:
Phone: 607-547-5051
E-Mail: rygcooperstown@gmail.com
2:00 PM
Golding Middle School
193 Golding Drive
Cobleskill
'Twelve Angry Men'
Theater Project of Schoharie County presents Twelve Angry Men, a powerful story of 12 men on a jury. The case at hand pertains to whether a young man murdered his own father. The personalities, the story, and the snapshot of our trial by jury system portrayed in this 1950s play stand true today. Audience members experience awe for the average juror, and for the justice system itself. Questions are raised, confrontations take place, and each of the 12 jurors is memorable. Playwright Reginald Rose is a master at dialogue, personality, and suspense!
Ticket Prices: $10 General Admission, $7 Seniors and Students
Founded in 2006, Theater Project of Schoharie County is an all-volunteer community organization that brings quality theater to the Schoharie County community. Visit our website at www.theaterproject.org and Friend us on Facebook! For more information:
Website: www.crcs.k12.ny.us/golding/index.htm
Phone: 518-234-8368
3:00 PM
Hartwick College
Anderson Theater
1 Hartwick Drive
Oneonta
Winter Concert
Little Delaware Youth Ensemble's Winter Concert will take place Sunday, Jan. 29 at 3pm in the Anderson Theater of Hartwick College. Orchestra is comprised of student musicians ages 8-18.
Admission: FREE - Donations gratefully accepted. There will be a reception held immediately following the concert. This is a family friendly event, open and welcoming to the public. For more information:
Website: www.hartwick.edu
Phone: 607-746-2283 or 607-431-4480
E-mail: littledelawareyouthensemble@yahoo.com
4:00 PM
Smithy Pioneer Gallery
Pottery Studio and Shop
55 Pioneer Street
Cooperstown
Smithy Writer's Circle
Bring your work to share (all stages of development) and provide feedback for fellow writers. A safe space to explore your ideas and develop your craft. Writing prompts provided for those who choose to use them! All ages welcome. Please arrive directly at 4:00pm if you are interested in attending this event. Come one, come all for creative motivation! Admission is FREE! For more information:
Website: www.smithypioneer.org
Phone: 607-547-8671
E-Mail: smithypioneer@gmail.com
6:00 PM
Oneonta Theatre
47 Chestnut Street
Oneonta
Pat Travers Band
The Oneonta Theatre and Rage Productions are thrilled to welcome Pat Travers Band for a special concert in the intimate confines of the Balcony Ballroom on Sunday, January 29. The Pat Travers Band continues to tour around the world, "Makin' Magic" for their die hard fans. While Pat's had some great musicians working with him on past tours he is currently working, recording and touring with Eric "Freight-train" Frates (drums) and Rick Navarro (bass). Rick and Eric are longtime friends, and it shows in what they bring to the stage night after night. They provide a nice, tight rockin' platform for PT to lay down his signature licks against.
Happy hour: 4pm-6pm - Doors: 6pm
Tickets: $25 in advance/ $30 day-of-show - On sale now online and soon from local ticket outlets
Website: oneontatheatre.com
Phone: 607-643-4022
11:00 AM
The Green Toad Bookstore
198 Main Street
Oneonta
Children's stories with Mrs. Toad
For more information:
Website: www.greentoadbookstore.com
Phone: 607-433-8898
E-Mail: michele@greentoadbookstore.com
1:00 PM
Main Street Baptist Church
333 Main Street
Oneonta
Knitting and Crocheting Group
At any level, during, after or before any project - we meet to help eachother and discuss ideas and innovations. All who are interested in knitting and crocheting are welcome to join. FREE and open to the public. For more information:
Phone: 607-434-2378 or 607-432-0002
5:15 PM
The Green Earth Health Food Market
4 Market Street
Oneonta
Intro to Buddhism and Meditation
The Buddhist View unchanging and beyond time, the teachings on the nature of mind are as relevant today as they were 2500 years ago when Buddha gave them for the first time. Their application results in lasting happiness & activity beneficial to others.
FREE - Every Tuesday from 5:15pm - 6:15pm.
Web Site: www.greenearthoneonta.com
Phone: 607-527-5185
E-Mail: dwbc.oneonta@gmail.com
7:00 PM
6 On The Square
6 LaFayette Park
Oxford
Drumming Circle
A monthly gathering of drummers who all share a love of playing the drum! No experience is needed, and all ages are welcome to join in the fun. There are usually drums and percussion instruments available to use during the evening. For more information:
Website: www.6onthesquare.org
Phone: 607-843-6876
E-Mail: info@6onthesquare.org
7:00 PM
The Yellow Deli
134 Main Street
Oneonta
Open Forum Discussions
Free! A place and time to just simply discuss. For more information:
Website: www.yellowdeli.com
Phone: 607-431-1150
E-Mail: andrewpeter33@hotmail.com
7:00 PM
Hartwick College
Anderson Center for the Arts
1 Hartwick Drive
Oneonta
"The Shape of Water"
Hartwick College presents a screening of "The Shape of Water" (2006, 70 minutes), a feature documentary that tells the stories of powerful, imaginative and visionary women confronting the destructive development of the Third World with new cultures and a passion for change.
The film takes us to Senegal, Israel/Palestine, Brazil, and India, where these new cultures, alongside old traditions, end female genital cutting (FGC), offer innovative forms of opposition to the Israeli occupation of Palestine, and show how women are spearheading the implementation of renewable resources and rainforest preservation by tapping trees to obtain rubber. "The Shape of Water" also takes us to a vast co-operative of rural women in India (SEWA) and, in the foothills of the Himalayas, to a farm, Navdanya, set up to preserve biodiversity and women's role as seed keepers. "The Shape of Water" offers fresh and nuanced insights into the lives of women in the Third World. It traces the vital efforts of women who are pioneering social justice and celebrates their success while probing the tensions in their lives.
This event is FREE, and the public is invited to attend.
This event is sponsored by the Hartwick College 2011-2012 Human Question Campus Theme. For more information, contact Dan Morse, Coordinator of Sustainability Programs for the Pine Lake Institute for Environmental and Sustainability Studies, at morsed@hartwick.edu or 607-431-4666.
Website: www.hartwick.edu
8:00 PM
WUOW 104.7 FM & W217BY 91.3 FM
or www.wuow.org
Blue Light Central
Locally produced "virtual blues train"
7:00 PM
The Shire Pub
123 Main Street
Delhi
Wisdom Wednesdays - Trivia Night
Every Wednesday at 7pm Cara Vaughn will be our hostess with the mostess and questionee!! Groups of 2-6 people, with free shots for the winner of each round and Winner for the entire night gets there bill cut in half!!! Such a good time! Come on out, win and enjoy 50% off your bill! For more information:
Website: www.theshiredelhi.com
Phone: 607-746-8758
E-Mail: Oneillsshirepub@yahoo.com
9:30 AM
Oneonta Job Corps Center
21 Homer Folks Avenue
Oneonta
Oneonta Job Corps Academy Orientation
Oneonta Job Corps Academy is opening up orientations to the public. We are a mostly residential Career Training program serving eligible students from 16 - 24 years of age. We recruit, train and employ from our local community. Hope to see you there.
E-mail: dean.christopher@jobcorps.org
Phone: 607-431-1445
1:30 PM
Oneonta Job Corps Center
21 Homer Folks Avenue
Oneonta
Oneonta Job Corps Academy is inviting the local community to join us on our weekly tour of the campus. Come see our new Smart Grid Academy and the other opportunities that await our students. We train in Health Care, Construction and Automotive trades.
E-mail: dean.christopher@jobcorps.org
Phone: 607-431-1445
4:00 PM
The Green Earth Health Food Market
4 Market Street
Oneonta
Tai Chi
Admission: FREE
Duration: 4:00pm - 5:00pm every Thursday
Located in the Green Earth Community Room - For more information:
Web Site: www.greenearthoneonta.com
Phone: 607-432-6600
5:00 PM
Capresso Coffee Bar
215 Main Street
Oneonta
Oneonta Chess Club
5:00pm-10:00pm
For details:
Phone: 607-206-0510
7:00 PM
The Yellow Deli
134 Main Street
Oneonta
The Merrymakers-Live Folk Music
Live Appalachian, Irish and Israeli Folk Music. FREE tea and sweet treats. Bring your instrument if you like. Please join us!
Website: yellowdeli.com/home-oneonta.html
Phone: 607-431-1155
E-Mail: andrewpeter33@hotmail.com
8:00 PM
The Shire Pub
123 Main Street
Delhi
TUNED UP THURSDAYS - Open Mic
At O'Neill's Shire Pub.
Alternating weeks of Karaoke and Open Mic, starts at 8pm.
Late Nite Happy Hour - 50 cents off everything 9pm-11pm, every Thursday. This week is open mic, come enjoy!!!
For more information:
Web Site: www.theshiredelhi.com
Phone: 607-746-8758
E-Mail: Oneillsshirepub@yahoo.com
11:00 AM
SUNY Oneonta
Fine Art Building - Martin Mullen Art Gallery
108 Ravine Parkway
Oneonta
Robert Mirek: Bodies of Work
Robert Mirek, "Bodies of Work". Mirek an internationally exhibited Detroit based artist will present 61 pieces of unique low relief sculptural objects. "Bodies of Work" includes six series of work created with a range of mixed materials. For more information:
Website: www.oneonta.edu/academics/art/gallery.html
Phone: 607-436-3456
E-Mail: sheesltp@oneonta.edu
6:30 PM
Fenimore Art Museum
Museum Auditorium
5798 State Highway 80
Cooperstown
FREE Cabin Fever Film Series '12
This week, Big Fish (PG-13, 2003) - Running time: 125 minutes
Overview: Edward Bloom has always been a teller of tall tales, especially about his own life. He has created a past for himself that has taken him from a small Alabama town on journeys around the world. His stories found him encountering giants, blizzards, witches and he even had a run-in with conjoined-twin lounge singers. Now that he is dying, his estranged son Will just wants to get a glimpse of what his father is really like.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and films start at 7 p.m. Patrons should use the main entrances at both locations. Refreshments will be available for purchase, with proceeds benefiting area organizations. For the fifth year, Augur's Books is sponsoring a book raffle at each film. Winners will receive a copy of a book related to the film being presented. Augur's Books is located at the corner of Pioneer and Main streets in Cooperstown. Please note film ratings vary. Captions are available for most films for the hearing impaired; audience members may request captions upon admission. For additional information on the Cabin Fever Film Series, or to confirm the status of a screening in case of inclement weather, please call the following toll-free number: (888) 547-1450, ext. 461.
The 2012 Cabin Fever Film Series is sponsored by the Fenimore Art Museum, the Glimmerglass Festival, and the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Come out and enjoy a great family-friendly comedy! For more information:
Website: www.fenimoreartmuseum.org
Phone: 607-547-1400
7:00 PM
RAG 76 MAIN!
The Coffee House
76 Main Street
Stamford
Open Mic
First Friday of each month at 7pm with hosts Kevin Prior and Mike Herman. Musicians welcome to drop in and play music, stand-up comedy and entertain! The public is welcome to drop in, listen and enjoy! These events are FREE, but donations are welcome.
For more information or to signup, please email kpjamnights@yahoo.com.
Website: www.roxburyartsgroup.org
Phone: 607-326-7908
7:00 PM
Andes Hotel
110 Main Street
Andes
Karaoke at The Andes Hotel
Be a star at the Andes Hotel! Come join us for karaoke on the first Thursday of every month. Kitchen is open until 9pm! NO COVER! For more information, please visit:
Website: www.andeshotel.com
Phone: 845-676-3980
7:30 PM
6 On The Square
6 LaFayette Park
Oxford
Beaucoup Blue
When father-son duo David and Adrian Mowry take the stage and start playing, their haunting and riveting music grabs hold of you and latches on for the evening! A blending of roots, blues, jazz, bluegrass, and a bit of country, their imaginative performance meshes together into a sound all their own. David's slide guitar in tandem with Adrian's amazing finger picking is a feast for the ears to behold, grabbing onto the blues riff and soaring through the stratosphere. Add to this their voices in perfect harmony, singing from their hearts, and you will hear their music long after you leave 6OTS for the evening! Tickets are $15 (plus $2 service charge) until the date of the performance, $18 at the door. For more information:
Website: www.6onthesquare.org and www.facebook.com/pages/Beaucoup-Blue/54719384245?sk=app_2405167945
Phone: 607-843-6876
E-Mail: info@6onthesquare.org
7:30 PM
6 On The Square
6 LaFayette Park
Oxford
Beaucoup Blue
When father-son duo David and Adrian Mowry take the stage and start playing, their haunting and riveting music grabs hold of you and latches on for the evening! A blending of roots, blues, jazz, bluegrass, and a bit of country, their imaginative performance meshes together into a sound all their own. David's slide guitar in tandem with Adrian's amazing finger picking is a feast for the ears to behold, grabbing onto the blues riff and soaring through the stratosphere. Add to this their voices in perfect harmony, singing from their hearts, and you will hear their music long after you leave 6OTS for the evening! Tickets are $15 (plus $2 service charge) until the date of the performance, $18 at the door. For more information:
Website: www.6onthesquare.org
Phone: 607-843-6876
E-Mail: info@6onthesquare.org
8:00 PM
The Oneonta Theatre
47 Chestnut Street
Oneonta
Jimkata
Jimkata is a four piece electro-rock band based out of Ithaca, New York. Known for combining raw guitar power with industrial blasts of synthesizers and drum machines, Jimkata is an example of the modern lengths that a quartet can reach without leaving their rock roots. Described as "one of the best up and coming bands" by jambase.com. Members Evan Friedell (guitar/vocals), Aaron Gorsch (guitar/synth), Dave Rossi (bass) and Packy Lunn (drums) have forged a truly unique and appealing sound through high quality, in depth studio albums and their notoriously explosive live rock shows.
Doors: 8 p.m. Show: 9 p.m.
Tickets: $10 in advance/ $12 Day of the show. For more information:
Website: oneontatheatre.com
Phone: 607-643-4022
9:00 AM
Cooperstown Farmers' Market
Pioneer Alley
Main Street
Cooperstown
Cooperstown Farmers' Market
The Farmer's Market provides a variety of quality farm products and crafts produced by local farmers and artists. This event is FREE! For more information:
Website: www.otsego2000.org/farmersmarket
Phone: 607 547-6195
E-mail: market@otsego2000.org
10:00 AM
Intersection of County Routes 10 & 12
East Meredith
Winter Ice Harvest at Hanford Mills Museum
Come help the Museum fill the Ice House. Try your hand at cutting ice or watch the draft horse team delivering ice on our bobsled. Warm up with great soups, watch historic videos of past ice harvests, see a horse-drawn ice plow at work, and ride on a horse-drawn wagon. Besides soup, there will also be fresh roasted peanuts for sale. This event is a great way to beat cabin fever. Get out in the fresh air, dress warm and plan to spend the whole day. A fun filled day for the whole family from 10am through 4pm.
Admission: Adults - $8.50/ Children 12 & under - Free/ Members - Free. For more information:
Website: www.hanfordmills.org
Phone: 607-278-5744 or 1-800-295-4992
E-Mail: info@hanfordmills.org
10:00 AM
Hanford Mills Museum
73 County Highway 12
East Meredith
Ice Harvest 2012
Our most popular event of the year continues! Bundle up the family and come to Hanford Mills Museum to experience one of the coolest local traditions! In the 1800s, the Hanford family would store ice in its ice house for use by local residents to keep their food cold. Today we use our ice to make ice cream during our Independence Day Celebration on July 4th!
Activities include: Children and adults can walk out on the frozen mill pond and help to cut blocks of ice using ice saws! Pull blocks of ice to the ice house using sleds! Enjoy delicious soups donated by dozens of local restaurants, hot beverages, and other tasty treats! Take a ride on a horse-drawn sleigh! Special children's activities! Delicious hot apple cider, roasted peanuts, and baked goods for sale, as well as hand-knit wool hats and mittens! Cooking demonstrations on our antique wood-stove in the 1909 Hanford Farmhouse! Watch historic ice harvesting films from the 1930s and 1940s! Hobart Book Village book sale! Tree pruning demonstrations and discussion with Ryan Trapani from Catskill Forest Association! Ice fishing demonstrations with Trout Unlimited - Dave Brandt Chapter! Exhibit of Charlotte Valley and Roxbury Central School student photographs from the "My Hometown" project with BOCES Creating Rural Opportunities Program (CROP) and much more!!
Admission: $8.50 Adults/ $6.00 Seniors, FREE for children 12 and under. Museum Members are FREE. For more information:
Website: www.hanfordmills.org
Phone: 607-278-5744
11:00 AM
WUOW 104.7 FM & W217BY 91.3 FM
or www.wuow.org
Blue Light Central
Locally produced "virtual blues train"
7:00 PM
Kaaterskill House
18 River Street
Stamford
Chakra
The Kaaterskill House presents the Rockin' Acoustic Roots Music of Chakra.
Alana and Cue are Chakra and Chakra is our new House Band! Join us every first Saturday of the month!!!
Admission: $6.00 - For more information:
Website: www.kaaterskillhouse.blogspot.com
Phone: 607-434-7273
7:00 PM
Chenango County Council of the Arts
27 West Main Street
Norwich
Cordis Quartet with Lehrer Dance
For over a decade the contemporary quartet Cordis has been redefining contemporary chamber music by fusing an original combination of custom-made and traditional ethnic instruments to create their signature sound. Although the ensemble is built upon cello (Jeremy Harman), concert cimbalom (Richard Grimes), piano (Oscar Rodriguez), and percussion (Andrew Beall) - one-of-a-kind creations such as the electric mbira (an African thumb piano), melodica, and world's longest playing cylinder-driven music box also have a way of weaving their way into any given performance. Time Out New York said, (Cordis) makes a strong case for both sides of its musical personality - expanding the boundaries of chamber music. NewMusicBox.com concurred, "Cordis offers an intriguing mix of instrumentation, and Grimes uses them well to show of his unique perspective on 21st century chamber music." They are currently touring with a small ensemble of dancers from Buffalo, fusing these two art forms. For ticket information and details:
Website: www.chenangoarts.org
Phone: 607-336-2787
7:30 PM
Walton Theatre
31 Gardiner Place
Walton
In the Still of the Night
An enchanted evening with the songs of Cole Porter, Gershwin, Berlin, and so much more, including selections from Phantom of the Opera. Featuring the beautiful voice of Colby Thomas with Jeremy Wall on piano. Mark your calendars folks, don't miss this fantastic production! For more information:
Website: www.waltontheatre.org
Phone: 607-865-6829
E-Mail: musiconthedelaware@gmail.com
7:30 PM
The Otesaga Resort Hotel
60 Lake Street
Cooperstown
Cooperstown Concert Series presents Nora Jane Struthers
Nora Jane Struthers draws on folk, bluegrass, and roots to spin beautiful musical tapestries. Her angelic voice invokes the heart and soul of Appalachia. Come hear for yourself why critics call her the next great Americana performer! For more information and ticket prices:
Website: www.cooperstownconcertseries.org
Phone: 607-547-1812
10:00 PM
The Autumn Cafe
244 Main Street
Oneonta
Same Blood Folk
This band's style resonates with the roots of Americana and traditional music and rock, for compelling and soulful original songs. Their innovative covers of legendary tunes pay homage to songwriters they admire while adding a personal twist. Check them out online: www.myspace.com/samebloodfolk
Cover: $3.00 - For more information:
Website: www.autumncafe.com
Phone: 607-432-6845
E-Mail: autumn@autumncafe.com
12:00 PM
The Shire Pub
123 Main Street
Delhi
Superbowl Party
Drink and food specials, 4 flat screen TVs with surround sound.. It's the superbowl! What more is there to say?! The bar will be packed with the best, the game will be blaring, don't miss out on the fun! Join us in the festivities! For more information:
Website: www.theshiredelhi.com
Phone: 607-746-8758
E-Mail: Oneillsshirepub@yahoo.com
1:00 PM
The Old Bank Gallery
53484 State Rte 30
Roxbury
Knitters' Sunday
The first Sunday of each month, from 1pm-3pm. Bring your project, questions and knitting problems. Beginners welcome. This meeting is FREE, but donations are accepted and much appreciated.
To register or for more information, please email: knit@roxburyartsgroup.org
Website: www.roxburyartsgroup.org
Phone: 607-326-7908
1:00 PM
The Old Bank Gallery
53484 State Rte 30
Roxbury
Knitters' Sunday
The first Sunday of each month, from 1pm-3pm. Bring your project, questions and knitting problems. Beginners welcome. This meeting is FREE, but donations are accepted and much appreciated.
To register or for more information, please email: knit@roxburyartsgroup.org
Website: www.roxburyartsgroup.org
Phone: 607-326-7908
3:00 PM
SUNY Delhi
Farrell Hall
2 Main Street
Delhi
Winter Concert
Little Delaware Youth Ensemble's Winter Concert will take place Sunday, Feb. 5 at 3pm in the Farrel Hall of SUNY Delhi. Orchestra is comprised of student musicians ages 8-18.
Admission: FREE - Donations gratefully accepted. There will be a reception held immediately following the concert. This is a family friendly event, open and welcoming to the public. For more information:
Website: www.delhi.edu
Phone: 607-746-2283
E-mail: littledelawareyouthensemble@yahoo.com
3:00 PM
Phelps Mansion Museum
191 Court Street
Binghamton
Second Sunday Chamber Concerts at the Phelps
Violinist Peter Rovit and pianist Ida Trebicka from Syracuse University will perform the first concert of the Phelps chamber music series. The first concert of the 2012 year features a violinist from Syracuse University. Peter Rovit is on the string faculty of the Setnor School of Music at the university. He has performed throughout the United States in orchestras, string quartets and as a soloist. His program includes music by Josef Suk, Ludwig van Beethoven, Jean Sibelius, Antonin Dvorak, Edvard Grieg and George Gershwin.
The pianist for the concert is Ida Tili-Trebicka, originally from Albania. She has performed throughout the United States, Europe and China as orchestral soloist, recitalist, chamber musician and collaborative pianist. Ms. Trebicka has graduate degrees in piano performance from the Academy of Fine Arts in Tirana, Albania and served on the faculty from 1985 to 1992. She is currently on the piano faculty of Syracuse University's Setnor School of Music.
Admission: $10.00 - For more information:
Website: www.phelpsmansion.org
Phone: 607-797-3822
E-Mail: hmanker@stny.rr.com
8:30 AM
Otego United Methodist
10 Church Street
Otego
Tai Qi
Join us to learn breathing techniques with simple movements. Tai qi is great exercise for all ages to enjoy.
E-mail: reyda17@hotmail.com
Phone: 607-353-2499
5:15 PM
The Green Earth Health Food Market
4 Market Street
Oneonta
Intro to Buddhism and Meditation
The Buddhist View unchanging and beyond time, the teachings on the nature of mind are as relevant today as they were 2500 years ago when Buddha gave them for the first time. Their application results in lasting happiness & activity beneficial to others.
FREE - Every Tuesday from 5:15pm - 6:15pm.
Web Site: www.greenearthoneonta.com
Phone: 607-527-5185
E-Mail: dwbc.oneonta@gmail.com
7:30 PM
The Crystal Palace Barbershop
18 Dietz Street
Oneonta
Julia's Open Mic will be presented at The Crystal Palace Barbershop!
This open mic is formatted for all ages to perform for FREE. The first TUESDAY of every month, sign ups will begin at 7:30pm and the show starts at 8pm. The first 3 shows (Feb 7, Mar 8, and Apr 3) will be auditions for the final open mic. A board of judges will choose 15 of the best performers from the first shows. Those 15 will compete on May 7 to win $500 of studio time at Dryhill Studios. All performances will be recorded for judging purposes.
Special thanks to our sponsors: The Crystal Palace Barbershop and Dryhill Studios. If you're going for the GRAND PRIZE, come practice your pieces at The Oneonta Theatre's open mic on Tuesday's, hosted by Julia! For further questions, comments, or inquiries:
Website: www.facebook.com/events/131017393684435/
Phone: 518-378-1225
E-Mail: yarijd28@gmail.com
8:00 PM
WUOW 104.7 FM & W217BY 91.3 FM
or www.wuow.org
Blue Light Central
Locally produced "virtual blues train"
9:30 AM
Oneonta Job Corps Center
21 Homer Folks Avenue
Oneonta
Oneonta Job Corps Academy Orientation
Oneonta Job Corps Academy is opening up orientations to the public. We are a mostly residential Career Training program serving eligible students from 16 - 24 years of age. We recruit, train and employ from our local community. Hope to see you there.
E-mail: dean.christopher@jobcorps.org
Phone: 607-431-1445
1:30 PM
Oneonta Job Corps Center
21 Homer Folks Avenue
Oneonta
Oneonta Job Corps Academy is inviting the local community to join us on our weekly tour of the campus. Come see our new Smart Grid Academy and the other opportunities that await our students. We train in Health Care, Construction and Automotive trades.
E-mail: dean.christopher@jobcorps.org
Phone: 607-431-1445
4:00 PM
The Green Earth Health Food Market
4 Market Street
Oneonta
Tai Chi
Admission: FREE
Duration: 4:00pm - 5:00pm every Thursday
Located in the Green Earth Community Room - For more information:
Web Site: www.greenearthoneonta.com
Phone: 607-432-6600
10:00 AM
Various Locations Downtown
Main Street
Cooperstown
Cooperstown Winter Carnivale 2012
The Cooperstown Winter Carnival, a long-time traditional winter festival, began in 1967 with the intention of offering a variety of activities for residents and tourists to Cooperstown during the early winter month of February. The CWC brings people out into the cold and gives them a reason to celebrate with their friends, neighbors, and visitors. Each year the CWC creates new and exciting events, while bringing the same traditions back that people have come to expect. The CWC is coordinated by a team of 11 volunteers and involves hundreds of businesses and organizations that provide support, resources, and programs and activities. We look forward to seeing you at the Cooperstown Winter Carnival! February 10th - 12th, 2012. For more information:
Website: www.cooperstowncarnival.org
Phone: 607-547-0326
6:30 PM
National Baseball Hall of Fame
Grandstand Theater
25 Main Street
Cooperstown
FREE Cabin Fever Film Series '12
This week, The Princess and the Frog (G, 2009) - Running time: 97 minutes
Overview: Set in New Orleans' French Quarter, this return to hand-drawn animation is a modern twist on a classic tale. A beautiful girl named Tina finds a frog prince who desperately wants to be human again and with a fateful kiss, leads them on a hilarious adventure through the mystical bayous of Louisiana.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and films start at 7 p.m. Patrons should use the main entrances at both locations. Refreshments will be available for purchase, with proceeds benefiting area organizations. For the fifth year, Augur's Books is sponsoring a book raffle at each film. Winners will receive a copy of a book related to the film being presented. Augur's Books is located at the corner of Pioneer and Main streets in Cooperstown. Please note film ratings vary. Captions are available for most films for the hearing impaired; audience members may request captions upon admission. For additional information on the Cabin Fever Film Series, or to confirm the status of a screening in case of inclement weather, please call the following toll-free number: (888) 547-1450, ext. 461.
The 2012 Cabin Fever Film Series is sponsored by the Fenimore Art Museum, the Glimmerglass Festival, and the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Come out and enjoy a great family-friendly comedy in the historical Cooperstown's Hall of Fame! For more information:
Website: www.baseballhall.org
Phone: 607-547-0329
8:00 PM
Oneonta Theatre
47 Chestnut Street
Oneonta
Erin Harkes and SIRSY w/ The City Never Sleeps
Erin Harkes is an original singer/guitar/piano player from upstate New York. She began writing songs at the age of 19 and has since released four albums of original material.
SIRSY - a fiery, sultry, soulful, indie pop rock duo – is a musical breath of fresh air in the too often homogenized landscape of indie rock.
"The City Never Sleeps is a refreshingly hard to categorize rock outfit from Albany, NY unsigned, relatively new on the music scene, but undeniably catchy."
Happy hour: 6pm-8pm - Doors: 8pm - Show: 9pm
Tickets: $8 in advance/ $10 day of show - For more information:
Website: oneontatheatre.com
Phone: 607-643-4022
8:00 PM
Town Hall Theatre
15 North Main Street
Bainbridge
The Fabulous Moonlighters
Here is a holiday favorite for their evening of big band music to delight everyone and give an opportunity to dance as well as listen to the old style favorites of "In the Mood", "String of Pearls", "Song of India" and "Sugar Blues". So put on your dancing shoes, grab a partner and come on down to the Town Hall Theatre! The Town Hall Gallery is on the second floor of the Town Hall Building on Main Street in Bainbridge. For more information:
Website: www.jerichoarts.com
Phone: 607-895-6670
9:30 PM
Wilber Mansion
11 Ford Avenue
Oneonta
Beardoff 2012
Ladies and Gentlebeards... we are very proud to announce that Beardoff 2012 will be held on Friday, February 10 at The Autumn Cafe! If, for some reason, you're not already off and growing, you'd better get to it! Beardoff is the unofficial and entirely self-appointed annual facial hair championship for Otsego County and environs. All proceeds from Beardoff 2012 will benefit the fight against hydraulic fracturing for natural gas in upstate New York.
Please note! No beards will be harmed during the course of Beardoff. Leave your razors at home!
The Spectacular Average Boys and Micah Resney are currently scheduled to perform. For more information:
Website: www.autumncafe.com and www.facebook.com/BeardoffNY
Phone: 607-432-6845
E-Mail: autumn@autumncafe.com
10:00 AM
Various Locations Downtown
Main Street
Cooperstown
Cooperstown Winter Carnivale 2012
The Cooperstown Winter Carnival, a long-time traditional winter festival, began in 1967 with the intention of offering a variety of activities for residents and tourists to Cooperstown during the early winter month of February. The CWC brings people out into the cold and gives them a reason to celebrate with their friends, neighbors, and visitors. Each year the CWC creates new and exciting events, while bringing the same traditions back that people have come to expect. The CWC is coordinated by a team of 11 volunteers and involves hundreds of businesses and organizations that provide support, resources, and programs and activities. We look forward to seeing you at the Cooperstown Winter Carnival! February 10th - 12th, 2012. For more information:
Website: www.cooperstowncarnival.org
Phone: 607-547-0326
11:00 AM
WUOW 104.7 FM & W217BY 91.3 FM
or www.wuow.org
Blue Light Central
Locally produced "virtual blues train"
4:00 PM
Oneonta Theatre
47 Chestnut Street
Oneonta
Echoes of Morality
Mummified in Circuitry/Johnny Booth CD Release Party
Chances are you have heard about the official KP Season Kickoff show, referred to as "February" among staff and crew. This is a VERY big night - It is both Mummified in Circuitry and Johnny Booth's signed album release show in Oneonta. The line-up for this show also includes: Widow Sunday, Burden of Atlas, Forever Her Nightmare, Sleep Circadia, Two Step Sally, Contraband, Tripping on (cat food) and some!
The first TEN people through the door will receive a FREE MIC album. I will also be raffling off 2 door prizes this night - with both of the newly released albums and some other goodies - but you will have to stay until the end of the show to win.
Tickets: $10.00 - Doors: 4:00pm - ALL AGES WELCOMED
This is only the beginning of the insane year to come here at KP! For more information:
Website: www.facebook.com/events/158194520950363/
6:00 PM
The Farmers' Museum
5775 State Highway 80
Cooperstown
Heat the Night Up
An evening of music, food, games and contests sure to keep your feet stomping and your heart pumping - all while supporting local school children. Adults $10 (NYSHA members) and $12.00 (non-members). Ages 13-18 are $5.00; and kids 12 and under are free! For more information:
Website: www.farmersmuseum.org
Phone: 607-547-1426
E-mail: d.buddle@nysha.org
9:30 PM
The Shire Pub
123 Main Street
Delhi
Esquela & St. Patty's Raffle
Esquela is a six-piece indie/ roots/ Americana band featuring industry-veteran and original Georgia Satellites member Keith Christopher, John Finn and vocalist Rebecca Frame. Fun, festive, loaded up with rich orchestration and layers of harmonies, presenters said. For more information:
Web Site: www.theshiredelhi.com
Phone: 607-746-8758
E-Mail: Oneillsshirepub@yahoo.com
10:00 AM
Various Locations Downtown
Main Street
Cooperstown
Cooperstown Winter Carnivale 2012
The Cooperstown Winter Carnival, a long-time traditional winter festival, began in 1967 with the intention of offering a variety of activities for residents and tourists to Cooperstown during the early winter month of February. The CWC brings people out into the cold and gives them a reason to celebrate with their friends, neighbors, and visitors. Each year the CWC creates new and exciting events, while bringing the same traditions back that people have come to expect. The CWC is coordinated by a team of 11 volunteers and involves hundreds of businesses and organizations that provide support, resources, and programs and activities. We look forward to seeing you at the Cooperstown Winter Carnival! February 10th - 12th, 2012. For more information:
Website: www.cooperstowncarnival.org
Phone: 607-547-0326
8:30 AM
Otego United Methodist
10 Church Street
Otego
Tai Qi
Join us to learn breathing techniques with simple movements. Tai qi is great exercise for all ages to enjoy.
E-mail: reyda17@hotmail.com
Phone: 607-353-2499
8:00 PM
WUOW 104.7 FM & W217BY 91.3 FM
or www.wuow.org
Blue Light Central
Locally produced "virtual blues train"
6:00 PM
VFW
133 West Main Street
Sidney
Post Valentine's Dance
Come and enjoy the music and dance to the Country Limits Band, Saturday February 15th!
Cover is $6 with coffee and refreshments, other beverages will also be available. There will be a covered dish dinner before the dance, bring a dish if you'd like and join us! There will be dancing throughout the night until 10pm. For more information:
Phone: 607-637-5633
E-mail: delameter@gmail.com
9:30 AM
Oneonta Job Corps Center
21 Homer Folks Avenue
Oneonta
Oneonta Job Corps Academy Orientation
Oneonta Job Corps Academy is opening up orientations to the public. We are a mostly residential Career Training program serving eligible students from 16 - 24 years of age. We recruit, train and employ from our local community. Hope to see you there.
E-mail: dean.christopher@jobcorps.org
Phone: 607-431-1445
1:30 PM
Oneonta Job Corps Center
21 Homer Folks Avenue
Oneonta
Oneonta Job Corps Academy is inviting the local community to join us on our weekly tour of the campus. Come see our new Smart Grid Academy and the other opportunities that await our students. We train in Health Care, Construction and Automotive trades.
E-mail: dean.christopher@jobcorps.org
Phone: 607-431-1445
7:00 PM
Hartwick College
Eaton Lounge in Bresee Hall
Oneonta
Anti-Slavery Songs, 1840's and 1850's
The vocal trio Redeeming Love sings songs of the anti-slavery movement in New England from the 1840's and 1850's. Christina Chrislip, soprano; Frederic Chrislip, tenor; and Paul Griswold, baritone.
E-mail: chrislipr@hartwick.edu
6:30 PM
Fenimore Art Museum
Museum Auditorium
5798 State Highway 80
Cooperstown
FREE Cabin Fever Film Series '12
This week, Cry, the Beloved Country (PG-13, 1995) - Running time: 111 minutes
Overview: A Black Zulu Christian pastor (James Earl Jones) arrives in Johannesburg to search for his missing son. The pastor's neighbor, a white landowner (Richard Harris) must also journey to South Africa to claim the body of his murdered son. The fathers never meet, but are tragically connected because of their sons in this 1940 period drama.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and films start at 7 p.m. Patrons should use the main entrances at both locations. Refreshments will be available for purchase, with proceeds benefiting area organizations. For the fifth year, Augur's Books is sponsoring a book raffle at each film. Winners will receive a copy of a book related to the film being presented. Augur's Books is located at the corner of Pioneer and Main streets in Cooperstown. Please note film ratings vary. Captions are available for most films for the hearing impaired; audience members may request captions upon admission. For additional information on the Cabin Fever Film Series, or to confirm the status of a screening in case of inclement weather, please call the following toll-free number: (888) 547-1450, ext. 461.
The 2012 Cabin Fever Film Series is sponsored by the Fenimore Art Museum, the Glimmerglass Festival, and the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Come out and enjoy a great family-friendly movie! For more information:
Website: www.fenimoreartmuseum.org
Phone: 607-547-1400
11:00 AM
WUOW 104.7 fm
or www.wuow.org
Blue Light Central
Locally produced "virtual blues train"
For info: www.wuow.org
6:30 PM
St. Mary's Parish Center
40 Walnut Street
Oneonta
Mardi Gras Gala & Auction
Presented by the Orpheus Theatre Saturday, February 18th from 6:30pm - 11:30pm. For details and ticket information:
Website: www.orpheustheatre.com
Phone: 607-432-1800
6:00 PM
Walton Theatre
31 Gardiner Place
Walton
Red, White and Bluegrass
Area musicians Larry Jamieson (guitar), Tim Bartz (bass), Jeanne Bennet-O'Dea (fiddle, mandolin, banjolin), and Bill Seneschal (banjo, 12 string guitar) form an old-timey bluegrass group that delights audiences with a blend of old standard mountain tunes, Americana, pop tunes, folk and southern gospel. All members also do vocals. Come enjoy the music, desserts and beverages.
Tickets: Admission is FREE, donations are gratefully accepted.
For more information:
Website: www.waltontheatre.org
Phone: 607-865-6829
E-Mail: musiconthedelaware@gmail.com
11:00 AM
National Baseball Hall of Fame
25 Main Street
Cooperstown
Curator Spotlight
Once a month, visitors to the National Baseball Hall of Fame will have the unique opportunity of accompanying a Hall of Fame curator on an exhibit walkthrough. The guided walkthrough experience lasts between 30 - 45 minutes, and each month will feature a different exhibit. The program is free with admission to the Hall of Fame, and no reservation is required. In honor of Black History Month, February's spotlight will focus on our Pride and Passion exhibit. For more information:
Website: www.baseballhall.org
Phone: 607-547-0329
8:00 PM
WUOW 104.7 FM & W217BY 91.3 FM
or www.wuow.org
Blue Light Central
Locally produced "virtual blues train"
9:30 AM
Oneonta Job Corps Center
21 Homer Folks Avenue
Oneonta
Oneonta Job Corps Academy Orientation
Oneonta Job Corps Academy is opening up orientations to the public. We are a mostly residential Career Training program serving eligible students from 16 - 24 years of age. We recruit, train and employ from our local community. Hope to see you there.
E-mail: dean.christopher@jobcorps.org
Phone: 607-431-1445
1:30 PM
Oneonta Job Corps Center
21 Homer Folks Avenue
Oneonta
Oneonta Job Corps Academy is inviting the local community to join us on our weekly tour of the campus. Come see our new Smart Grid Academy and the other opportunities that await our students. We train in Health Care, Construction and Automotive trades.
E-mail: dean.christopher@jobcorps.org
Phone: 607-431-1445
9:00 AM
Belleayre Mountain
Belleayre Mountain Road
Pine Hill
"Winter Showcase" of Local Crafts
The Catskill Mountain Artisans Guild will be presenting a "Winter Showcase" of regional fine crafts and art in the Upper Lodge at the Belleayre Mountain Ski Resort, State Route 28, Highmount, NY on Feb. 25-26, Mar. 17-18. Come browse a great selection of locally handmade crafts from the Catskill region including wooden toys, jewelry, handbags, scarves, gloves, soaps, pottery, folk art, photography, knitted items and more while enjoying the fun of skiing at this wonderful winter snow park.
The Guilds cooperative gallery is located on Main Street in Margaretville, NY. With more than 50 regional artists, the shop has a wide variety of handcrafted items ranging from fine art furniture and leather coats, to pottery, jewelry and hand knitted items. We also support our regional publishers, writers and musicians with a diverse collection of books, CD's and DVD's. For information, please call 845-586-3443 or visit www.catsguild.org.
11:00 AM
WUOW 104.7 FM & W217BY 91.3 FM
or www.wuow.org
Blue Light Central
Locally produced "virtual blues train"
9:30 PM
The Shire Pub
123 Main Street
Delhi
Chemical Pumpkin
Chemical Pumpkin features Lil' Stevie on vocals and bass, Ron Hadden, Jr on guitar and vocals and Arti Breslau on drums performing great classic rock covers and some really awesome originals with a variety of styles and an edgy sense of humor that can't be duplicated. Their tunes are tight and energy is endless but they are not for the faint of heart! It is guaranteed that it will be a very entertaining evening. Kitchen will be open until 11pm if you want to grab a bite before the tunes start!
NO COVER!!
Website: www.theshiredelhi.com
Phone: 607-746-8758
E-Mail: Oneillsshirepub@yahoo.com
9:00 AM
Belleayre Mountain
Belleayre Mountain Road
Pine Hill
"Winter Showcase" of Local Crafts
The Catskill Mountain Artisans Guild will be presenting a "Winter Showcase" of regional fine crafts and art in the Upper Lodge at the Belleayre Mountain Ski Resort, State Route 28, Highmount, NY on Feb. 26, Mar. 17-18. Come browse a great selection of locally handmade crafts from the Catskill region including wooden toys, jewelry, handbags, scarves, gloves, soaps, pottery, folk art, photography, knitted items and more while enjoying the fun of skiing at this wonderful winter snow park.
The Guilds cooperative gallery is located on Main Street in Margaretville, NY. With more than 50 regional artists, the shop has a wide variety of handcrafted items ranging from fine art furniture and leather coats, to pottery, jewelry and hand knitted items. We also support our regional publishers, writers and musicians with a diverse collection of books, CD's and DVD's. For information, please call 845-586-3443 or visit www.catsguild.org.
1:00 PM
The Plains at Parish Homestead
Heritage House
163 Heritage Circle
Oneonta
Wine Tasting
Greater Oneonta Historical Society presents an afternoon of wine tasting with aficianado Joe Ficano. Complemetary foods and live entertainmet. Ticket $27.50 at door.
E-mail: info@oneontahistory.org
Phone: 607-432-0960
8:00 PM
WUOW 104.7 FM & W217BY 91.3 FM
or www.wuow.org
Blue Light Central
Locally produced "virtual blues train"
8:30 AM
The Farmers' Museum
5775 State Highway 80
Cooperstown
Sugaring Off at The Farmers' Museum
Historic and contemporary maple-sugaring demonstrations and children's activities. Pancake breakfast from 8:30 am to 1 pm. Ages 13 and up: $8.00 / Ages 7 - 12: $4.00 / 6 and under are free! Admission includes a full breakfast and a morning of fun! For more information:
Website: www.farmersmuseum.org
Phone: 607-547-1426
E-mail: d.buddle@nysha.org
11:00 AM
WUOW 104.7 FM & W217BY 91.3 FM
or www.wuow.org
Blue Light Central
Locally produced "virtual blues train"
12:00 PM
Sixth Ward Athletic Club
22 West Broadway
Oneonta
Sixth Ward Athletic Ward Clam Bake
It's that time of year again! The clam bake will include: Chowder, Raw and Steamed Clams, Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Sausage w/ Peppers ad Onions, Macaroni Salad, and Salt Potatoes! For more information:
Website: www.sixthwardaa.com
Phone: 607-436-9136
E-mail: dhurlburt79@yahoo.com
7:30 PM
The Otesaga Resort Hotel
60 Lake Street
Cooperstown
Eilen Jewell
Cooperstown Concert series presents Eilen Jewell. She's back! When Eilen Jewell and her band played Concert Series in November 2008, many in the audience told us that she was the best artist we'd ever had. Eilen's mastery of different genres, from the countrified gospel of The Sacred Shakers to the Loretta Lynn tribute of Butcher Holler to her own originals immersed in traditional folk music, Chicago blues and 1960's garage rock will have you on your feet - again! For more information and ticket prices:
Website: www.cooperstownconcertseries.org
Phone: 607-547-1812
7:00 PM
Cooperstown MS/HS Auditorium
Linden Avenue
Cooperstown
Coop's Got Talent
This talent show is sponsored by Cooperstown Foundation for Excellence in Education (CFEE). Included in the fun evening is an auction of articles and services donated by businesses and friends. The talent is provided by students and adults. CFEE promises a fun evening for all. Proceeds are used to support academic activities in the Cooperstown School District. 7pm - 09:30pm. For more information, please contact Jan Kerr 607-547-9365.
7:30 PM
Walton Theatre
31 Gardiner Place
Walton
Music on the Delaware: The Gawler Family
John and Ellen Gawler along with their daughters, accompany their warm interweaving harmonies of old and new sounds from folk traditions with fiddles, banjo, cello, guitar, ukulele and piano, as well as a few surprises.
E-mail: musiconthedelaware@gmail.com
Phone: 607-865-6829
8:30 AM
The Farmers' Museum
5775 State Highway 80
Cooperstown
Sugaring Off at The Farmers' Museum
Historic and contemporary maple-sugaring demonstrations and children's activities. Pancake breakfast from 8:30 am to 2 pm. Ages 13 and up: $8.00 / Ages 7-12: $4.00 / 6 and under are free! Admission includes a full breakfast and a morning of fun! For more information:
Website: www.farmersmuseum.org
Phone: 607-547-1462
E-mail: d.buddle@nysha.org
9:00 AM
Belleayre Mountain
Belleayre Mountain Road
Pine Hill
"Winter Showcase" of Local Crafts
The Catskill Mountain Artisans Guild will be presenting a "Winter Showcase" of regional fine crafts and art in the Upper Lodge at the Belleayre Mountain Ski Resort, State Route 28, Highmount, NY on Mar. 17-18. Come browse a great selection of locally handmade crafts from the Catskill region including wooden toys, jewelry, handbags, scarves, gloves, soaps, pottery, folk art, photography, knitted items and more while enjoying the fun of skiing at this wonderful winter snow park.
The Guilds cooperative gallery is located on Main Street in Margaretville, NY. With more than 50 regional artists, the shop has a wide variety of handcrafted items ranging from fine art furniture and leather coats, to pottery, jewelry and hand knitted items. We also support our regional publishers, writers and musicians with a diverse collection of books, CD's and DVD's. For information, please call 845-586-3443 or visit www.catsguild.org.
8:30 AM
The Farmers' Museum
5775 State Highway 80
Cooperstown
Sugaring Off at The Farmers' Museum
Historic and contemporary maple-sugaring demonstrations and children's activities. Pancake breakfast from 8:30 am to 2 pm. Ages 13 and up: $8.00 / Ages 7 - 12: $4.00 / 6 and under are free! Admission includes a full breakfast and a morning of fun! For more information:
Website: www.farmersmuseum.org
Phone: 607-547-1426
E-mail: d.buddle@nysha.org
9:00 AM
Belleayre Mountain
Belleayre Mountain Road
Pine Hill
"Winter Showcase" of Local Crafts
The Catskill Mountain Artisans Guild will be presenting a "Winter Showcase" of regional fine crafts and art in the Upper Lodge at the Belleayre Mountain Ski Resort, State Route 28, Highmount, NY on Mar. 18. Come browse a great selection of locally handmade crafts from the Catskill region including wooden toys, jewelry, handbags, scarves, gloves, soaps, pottery, folk art, photography, knitted items and more while enjoying the fun of skiing at this wonderful winter snow park.
The Guilds cooperative gallery is located on Main Street in Margaretville, NY. With more than 50 regional artists, the shop has a wide variety of handcrafted items ranging from fine art furniture and leather coats, to pottery, jewelry and hand knitted items. We also support our regional publishers, writers and musicians with a diverse collection of books, CD's and DVD's. For information, please call 845-586-3443 or visit www.catsguild.org.
8:30 AM
The Farmers' Museum
5775 State Highway 80
Cooperstown
Sugaring Off at The Farmers' Museum
Historic and contemporary maple-sugaring demonstrations and children's activities. Pancake breakfast from 8:30 am to 2 pm. Ages 13 and up: $8.00 / Ages 7 - 12: $4.00 / 6 and under are free! Admission includes a full breakfast and a morning of fun! For more information:
Website: www.farmersmuseum.org
Phone: 607-547-1426
E-mail: d.buddle@nysha.org
7:30 PM
Walton Theatre
31 Gardiner Place
Walton
Music on the Delaware: Susquehanna Strings
32 years of performing together, Dan Duggan, John Kirk and Rick Bunting bring an unbelievable mix of talent on a great range of instruments from hammered
dulcimer, banjo, flute and concertina. A fantastic collection of traditional and original music.
E-mail: musiconthedelaware@gmail.com
Phone: 607-865-6829
