Tift Merritt
Tift Merritt sings in the title track of her fifth album. This time around, she got to prove it, "calling the shots myself and letting myself go wherever I needed to go" at a point in time when she was a free agent without label or manager. But the song does also conclude that "Everybody here is traveling alone," a realization that places as much value on community as iconoclasm. And Merritt put together her "dream cast" of fellow travelers to play on Traveling Alone, which found its happy home at her new label, Yep Roc. The road less taken doesn't preclude good company. For more information:
Website: www.bsideballroom.com
Phone: 607-432-2053
E-Mail: bsideballroom@gmail.com

Next Level Knitting
6:00pm-8:30pm
Last week we started knitting a baby hat and we'll continue to finish that. For more information:
Website: www.projectanthologies.com
Phone: 607-267-4823

Oneonta Freewriters
Oneonta Freewriters is a group of writers who meet once a week, every Saturday, to enjoy enjoy each other's company, have some good coffee, and see what kind of stories we can create off the top of our heads. Using nothing but a phrase or a set of words randomly suggested by the group, we write for ten minutes without stopping to edit, and just let the story flow out of us. We then go around the table and read what each of us came up with out loud. During a typical session we can do three, maybe four of these rounds of writing. They are fun, fast paced, and usually lead to something we never expected! Free and open to the community to enjoy. For more information:
Website: www.oneontafreewriters.com
Phone: 607-433-5233

Open Figure Drawing Group
6:30pm-9:00pm
Open to all! For more information:
Phone: 607-435-8718

Writers' Workshop
Local writers are invited to present new works in progress to an audience of supportive fellow writers and community members. Writers are required to register in advance of a scheduled evening. However, no reservations are necessary to attend! For more information:
Website: www.roxburyartsgroup.org
Phone: 607-326-7908
E-Mail: mcullen@roxburyartsgroup.org

Tai Chi
Join our weekly tai chi class to regain your balance both physically and mentally. Everyone is welcome. Class is held every Tuesday!
For more information, please call Laura Reyda:
Phone: 607-353-2499

Picturing America: Workshop on National and Local History in Delhi
11:00am-12:15pm
Delaware County Historical Association is hosting a number of free workshops designed to explore our national and local history. Bill Birns, Ph.D, a noted regional historian, author and former teacher, will lead each workshop using numerous high-quality laminated reproductions of important pieces of American Art, provided by the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH). This month's topic is Ingenuity. Each workshop is free and is open to the entire community. Please call or email DCHA to give us an idea of attendance numbers. Fore more information or to register:
Phone: 607-746-3849
Email: dcha@delhi.net

Drawing Techniques: Introductory and Intermediate
6:30pm-8:30pm
You are cordially invited to sign up for a closely supervised workshop on drawing. The instructor will draw alongside participating artists, helping themindividually at the level where he finds them. Come surprise yourself and learn to draw! For more information:
Phone: 607-287-3957

Tai Chi
Join our weekly tai chi class to regain your balance both physically and mentally. Everyone is welcome. Every Thursday from 4:00pm - 5:00pm! Located in the Green Earth Community Room.
Admission: FREE- For more information:
Website: www.greenearthoneonta.com
Phone: 607-432-6600
E-Mail: michael@greenearthoneonta.com

Open Barns at Quality Stables
4:30pm - 6:30pm
Visit Quality Stables as it hosts Otsego County Chamber of Commerce's After Hours. There will be horse demonstrations beginning at 5:30pm. For more information, please contact Jackie Ross:
Website: www.qualitystables.com
Phone: 607-432-8977
E-Mail: springbeauty33@yahoo.com

Chess Night at Capresso Coffee Bar
5:00pm - 10:00pm
Every Thursday Night is Chess Night! Join local chess players in tournament-style play. For more information:
Website: www.oneontacafe.com
Phone: 607-433-5233

Diamondway Buddhist Meditation
FREE Admission. Located in the Green Earth Community Room every Thursday evening. Our centers consist of people & families working full-time jobs, and incorporating DWB teachings and meditations into their daily lives. Members share responsibility for guiding meditations. The centers founded due to unique inspiration of Lama Ole Nydahl. For more information:
Website: www.diamondway-buddhism.org
Phone: 607-527-5185
E-Mail: dwbc.oneonta@gmail.com

2013 Junior Idol Auditions
Come and watch the top 10 finalist of 11-15 age group and 16-20 age group of the Junior Idol compete to make it to the final five. Watch as the group of 20 talented Juniors fight to make it in the 5th annual Junior Idol competition. Sponsored by Five Star Subaru. For more information:
Website: www.wsrkfm.com/jr-idol/

A Guy Named Guy and Skyant
What happens when a 7 piece Ska/Rock band from Boston shares the stage with an all female folk band from the Catskill mountains? Find out on May 23rd at The Redemption Movement! A Guy Named Guy: First time in Oneonta, and first time playing in a church, this Boston Ska/Rock band is taking part in their first major tour (A Tour Named Tour). For more information:
Website: www.facebook.com/aguynamedguy
Website: www.facebook.com/theredemptionmovement
Phone: 607-434-2564

First Night presents Oneonta's Spring Swing Dance Series
6:30pm - 9:30pm
"To Benefit The Friends of the Oneonta Theatre and First Night!" The Spring Swing Dance Series features music by The Blues Maneuver Band and Swing Dance lessons by a championship dancer from New Orleans! This series is guaranteed to beat the winter blahs! This will be the last date of the series at the Oneonta Theatre, so even if you don't want to dance, come and join the FUN! Admission includes a FREE dance lesson. Lessons from 6:30pm - 7:30pm; Dancing from 7:30pm - 9:30pm. For more information:
Website: www.facebook.com/FNOneonta
Phone: 607-432-0090
E-Mail: carol.mandigo@leafinc.org

Irving Berlin's America
In this new two-character musical play, Deffaa traces the rags-to-riches story of this great American Songwriter. Starring as Irving Berlin is Bill Tari and Cedric Taylor plays the role of his visitor Jack. Amie Brockway directs, Kent Brown is Music Director and Accompanist, Patricia Dell is Choreographer, Erwin Karl is Technical Director and Nat Thomas is Designer. No one wrote more hit songs than Irving Berlin (1888-1989). When the gifted composer Jerome Kern was asked: "What is Irving Berlin's place in American music?," Kern famously responded: "Irving Berlin has no place in American music. He is American music." For more information:
Website: www.openeyetheatre.org
Phone: 845-586-1660

Open Mic Night
Come and show off your talents! For more information:
Website: www. bluedeer.org
Phone: 845-586-3225

Karaoke Night at Legends!
9:00pm - 1:00am
Join us at Legends Filling Station for Karaoke Night, every Thursday Night with Northern Star Productions and our host Jeff Wood! So come on down and sing your hearts out and enjoy the fun. For more information:
Website: www.legendsfillingstation.com
Phone: 607-441-3099

Hall of Fame Classic Weekend: Legends for Youth Skills Clinic
Legends for Youth Skills Clinic at Doubleday Field, featuring on-field instruction by former big leagers for kids 5-12. This event is FREE but pre-registration is required. For more information or to register:
Website: www.baseballhall.org

John Jackson Whimsical Metal Sculptures: Opening Reception
5:00pm-7:00pm
May 24-July 8
Whimsical metal sculptor, humor therapist, recycler, prophet (mostly non-profit), political satirist, cello torturer, and haiku dabbler, John Jackson has been creating sculptures for over 35 years. His sculpture palette consists mainly of bike and motorcycle parts, distressed musical instruments, old tools and gleanings from flea markets. Favorite themes are musicians, masks, critters, and banksters behind bars. As frosting on the sculpture cake, Jackson often composes haiku that the work has inspired. His pieces appeal to the young and the young-at-heart, adding levity to a world run amok. If his sculptures don't make you laugh out loud or at least crack a smile, you are probably in need of serious counseling. Sponsored by Brewery Ommegang and Hand in Hand Farm. For more information:
Website: www.westkc.org
Phone: 607-278-4545
E-Mail: beth@westkc.org

51st Annual general Clinton Canoe Regatta
Come and join us for a fun-filled weekend of carnival and canoe racing. Everything from mid-way rides, to bike raffles, to crafts and farmers markets, and more. The main event, the Canoe race will start in Cooperstown and end in the General Clinton Park in Bainbridge. For more information and pricing:
Phone: 607-987-8700
Email: jharmon@mkl.com
Website: www.canoeregatta.org

Movie Night in the Park
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Join us for a free community night in Cooper Park to help kick off Classic Weekend in Cooperstown. The Hall of Fame hosts a showing of the baseball classic "The Sandlot" under the stars in Cooperstown Park, adjacent to the Hall of Fame. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own lawn chairs and blankets. This event is weather permitting. For more information and rain-date details:
Phone: 607-547-0397
E-Mail: info@baseballhall.org

Art Opening Reception
7:00pm-9:00pm
The Andes Society of History & Culture is hosting an opening reception for the art exhibit by the Regional Plein Air Group, at the Hunting Tavern Museum. Come and view the works of our local artists and enjoy the refreshments! For more information:
Phone: 845-676-3534

Miracle on Division Street: Opening Reception
A long 2012 off-broadway run established this new hit comedy - the story of the Nowak family, living amidst the urban rubble of Buffalo. Maybe the neighborhood is depressed, but not to Clara, the family matriarch. She happily runs er soup kitchen and tends to the family hirloom- a twenty-foot shrine to the Blessed Mother that adjoins the house. This neighborhood beacon of faith commemorates the day in 1942 when the Blessed Virgin Mary materialized in her father's barbershop. When the play opens, a family meeting is in progress, during the meeting the entire family's faith is shaken with a deathbed confession that unravels the family ledgend. The results are heartfelt and hilarious! For more information:
Website: www.chenangorivertheatre.org
Phone: 607 656-8778
Box Office Phone: 607 656-8499

Film: Message From Water
This film takes a photographic look at water crystals, we are able to determine the mysterious effects that music and words have on water. Until now, researchers alone, with the use of their microscopes, had the capacity to witness water crystals grow and expand. Not any more! In this film, water crystals in motion have been caught on video for the first time! For more information:
Website: www.roxburyartsgroup.org
Phone: 607-326-7908
E-Mail: mcullen@roxburyartsgroup.org

Rich Mollin Jazz Trio
Rich Mollin is an international performing and recording artist and Bass Instructor heading the bass studio at SUNY Oneonta. Bill Farish, an esteemed colleague at SUNY Oneonta where he heads the guitar program, is a highly acclaimed jazz guitarist. Marcel Smith is a highly respected professional drummer/percussionist residing in the Stamford area. This outstanding nationally and internationally renowned Trio will be performing a mix of some jazz standards with an emphasis mostly towards improvisational exploration . This will truly be an evening of musical artistry ! This outstanding trio will be performing in an intimate concert hall with recording studio sound qualities set in the very heart of a fine art gallery that exhibits abstract art. You are invited to bring a beverage and it's pot luck to share as well!! For more information:
Website: www.touhey.com/upcoming.html
Phone: 607-652-4030
Email: tim@touhey.com

Jack Grace Band
Jack Grace is a singer, songwriter and guitarist hailing from Brooklyn, NY. Simple enough, unless you happen to happen to work in the music business. The entertainment world loves a label: character actor, avant garde painter, fill-in-the-blank musician. Jack writes for himself and plays for others. Simple. For more information:
Website: www.bsideballroom.com
Website: www.jackgrace.com
Phone: 607-432-2053
E-Mail: bsideballroom@gmail.com

Annual Car Show and Flea Market
8:00am-5:00pm
The Rolling Antiquer's Old Car Club is having their annual car show and flea market. With tons of classic cars and a flea market that includes antiques, collectibles, and car parts, along with antique engines, military vehicles display and hundreds of show cars. There will be 1st, 2nd and 3rd place prizes with over 100 other trophies being awarded. For more information:
Website: www.raocc.org
Phone: 607-336-1888

Cooperstown Farmers' Market
9:00am - 2:00pm
Every Saturday, year-round, visitors to the Cooperstown Farmers' Market can look forward to the quality items local customers have come to expect. The selection is wonderful, from seasonal fruits and vegetables to all cuts of local meats and fresh poultry. They also have a bounty of local eggs, cheese, yogurt, honey and maple syrup, home-baked sweets and treats, flowers and greenery, as well as handmade crafts and herbal lotions and more. The Farmer's Market provides a variety of quality farm products and crafts produced by local farmers and artists. The only heated indoor farmers' market in the region, the Cooperstown Farmers' Market is located just off Main Street in Pioneer Alley and operates year round rain or shine. For more information:
Website: www.otsego2000.org/farmersmarket
Phone: 607-548-6195
E-mail: market@otsego2000.org

51st Annual general Clinton Canoe Regatta
Come and join us for a fun-filled weekend of carnival and canoe racing. Everything from mid-way rides, to bike raffles, to crafts and farmers markets, and more. The main event, the Canoe race will start in Cooperstown and end in the General Clinton Park in Bainbridge. For more information and pricing:
Phone: 607-987-8700
Email: jharmon@mkl.com
Website: www.canoeregatta.org

Oneonta Farmer's Market
9:00am - 2:00pm
The Oneonta Farmers' Market continues through the winter on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of every month through May, and is located inside the Parking Garage Walkway - 2 doors down from Latte Lounge. The Farmer's Market has quality farm products and crafts produced by local farmers and artists. Winter vendors are offering products including grass fed meats and poultry, maple syrup and cream, preserves, honey, gourmet baked goods, artisan breads, and great gifts, including aroma therapy candles, soaps and lotions, lavender sachets, un-paper towels, natural body products, creeper repellent, handmade wood crafts, greeting cards, and much more! For more information:
Website: www.oneontafarmersmarket.com
Phone: 607-437-0158
E-Mail: bmevents168@gmail.com

Iroquois Cultural Festival
10:00am-5:00pm
The festival highlights select Iroquois (Haudenosaunee) artisans, story tellers, dancers, interpreters, and offers the community a chance to explore the extraordinary Eugene and Clare Thaw Collection of American Indian Art. Entry to the festival is free with paid museum admission. The highlight of the weekend will be a concert by Iroquois (Haudenosaunee) singer, composer, and Grammy Award winner Joanne Shenandoah in the Louis C. Jones Center of The Farmers' Museum. For more information and a full schedule of events:
Website: www.fenimoreartmuseum.org
Phone: 607-547-1400

Opening of the Andes Hunting Tavern Museum
The opening of the season for tours at the Hunting Tavern Museum.Tours are available every Saturday, from 10:00am to.3:00pm through Columbus Day weekend, or by appointment. For more information or appointments;
Phone: 845-676-3775

Grilling 101: Taste of Fly Creek
10:00am-4:00pm
The Mill's Chef feature their Apple Cinnamon and Vidalia Onion Barbeque Sauces and a Merlot Steak Sauce. Rubs and meat baths will also be demonstrated as an easy way to add flavor to grilled meats. Recipies and promotions are available. For more information:
Website: www.flycreekcidermill.com
Phone: 607-547-9692
Email:: info@flycreekcidermill.com

Ronnileigh Goeman: Native American Artisan Series
The Fenimore welcomes Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) artists to spend two days in the museum galleries and outdoors at our Native American Interpretive site Otsego: A Meeting Place. Artists teach and create unique artwork and crafts. Engaging conversations with these artists offer a delightful, insightful way to learn about traditional Native American art skills that have been handed down for generations. For more information:
Website: www.fenimoreartmuseum.org
Phone: 607-547-1400
Email: info@fenimoreartmuseum.org

Native American Basketweaver at Fenimore
10:00am-5:00pm
Talk with Ronnie-Leigh Goeman (Onondaga Nation, Eel Clan) who uses traditional Iroquois methods of making baskets with ash, sweet grass, and embellished with moose hair and quills. Part of the Native American Artisan Series, included with museum admission. For more information:
Phone: 607-547-1426
Email: d.buddle@nysha.org

7th Annual Memorial Day Weekend Sale
All weekend book sale, 30% off all books!
For more information:
www.delawarecountytoday.com

DCHA Summer Season Opening
Explore the rich history of rural America at the Delaware County Historical Association. Visit the 1797 federal-style Frisbee House where eighteenth-century politicians met to form Delaware County. Located on the site of the historic Frisbee farm you can see the original barns, Frisbee family cemetery and outbuildings, as well as numerous nineteenth-century buildings from throughout the county that have been moved to the site, including: blacksmith shop, one-room school house, gun shop and tollgate house. Also explore our two exhibit galleris and gift shop. For more information:
Wesbite: www.dcha-ny.org
Phone: 607-746-3849
Email: dcha@delhi.net

Hall of Fame Classic Game Day Parade
The Hall of Fame Classic Game Day Parade begins on Main Street and features Hall of Famers and former major leaguers who will play in the Hall of Fame Classic. The Parade ends at Doubleday Field. FREE! For more information:
Website: www.baseballhall.org
Phone: 607-547-0329

Hall of Fame Classic Weekend
Salute America's past with fun-filled family weekend, highlighted by Fifth Annual Hall of Fame Classic, presented by Ford Motor Company, featuring several Hall of Famers and dozens of other former big league heroes. Cooperstown Game Day Parade, Main Street, Hitting Contest 1pm, First pitch of the seven-inning game 2 p.m. For more information:
Website: www.baseballhall.org
Phone: 607-547-0329

Classic Parade
Hall of Fame Legends, retired major league stars, local organization and businesses, feature and pay tribute to hard work and sacrifice made by our Troops throughout country's history. For more information:
Website: www.thisiscooperstown.com
Phone: 607-547-9983
Email: becky@cooperstownchamber.org

Train Robbery
Travel back in time to the exciting world of Outlaws and The Wild West! The train is carrying a strong box full to the brim with money and the local Outlaw Gang knows it. Will the bandits get away with the loot, or will the Lawmen prevail? Find out as a passenger on the Train Robbery featuring action packed shoot outs, period costumes, and fun entertainment for the whole family. Train Departs at 1:00pm so don't be late!! For more Information, to make reservations or ticket prices:
Phone: 607-432-2429
Website: www.lrhs.com

Legends Hitting Contest
This popular event prior to the Hall of Fame Classic features former big leaguers taking swings at the fences. Admission is included with a ticket to the Hall of Fame Classic. For more information:
Website: www.baseballhall.org
Phone: 607-547-2270

Hall of Fame Classic
The Hall of Fame Classic, presented by Ford Motor Company, is a seven-inning legends game featuring Hall of Famers and more than 20 other retired major leaguers. For more information and to purchase your tickets now:
Website: www.baseballhall.org
Phone: 607-547-2270
Phone: 800-726-9028

Opening Reception: Record Breaker
4:00pm-8:00pm
The Orphic Gallery in Roxbury, NY is pleased to announce the opening of a new exhibit RECORD BREAKER featuring the work of Greg Frederick, an artist from Williamsburg, Brooklyn, who fashions portraits of rock & pop icons from actual shards of vinyl record albums and covers. His work embraces the pop spirit of Andy Warhol and the street ethos of Banksy and Shepard Fairey. For more information:
Website: www.orphicgallery.com
Phone: 607-326-6045
Email: phil@orphicgallery.com

Joanne Shenandoah Concert
Joanne Shenandoah, Ph.D, is one of Americas most celebrated and critically acclaimed musicians. She is a Grammy Award winner, with over 40 music awards (13 Native American Music awards). She has captured the hearts and souls of audiences all over the world, from North and South America, South Africa, Europe, Australia and Korea, and has been praised for her work of peace and hope. For more information:
Website: www.farmersmuseum.org
Phone: 607-547-1450
Email: info@nysha.org

The Cooperstown Blues Express
The Cooperstown Blues Express is the area's only Rolling Nightclub!
Join us for a 3 Hour Rockin' Blues Party every Saturday night featuring some of the best bands in upstate N.Y. Riders can enjoy food and drink. Full cash bar with beer and wines. The train starts boarding at 6:30pm at the Milford train depot, hits the tracks at 7:00pm sharp and arrives back in Milford around 10pm. You must be 21 with valid I.D. to ride. For more information or to make reservations:
Website: www.cooperstownbluesexpress.com
Phone: 607-432-2429

A Night at the Museum
7:00pm-9:00pm
Meet-and-greet Hall of Famers and former big league stars in this unique event set against the hallowed halls of the Museum. Photographs are encouraged. For more information or to purchase tickets:
Website: www.baseballhall.org
Phone: 607-547-7200
Phone: 800-425-5633
Email: info@baseballhall.org

Lake Street Dive
With jazz at its heart and a passion for R&B, Motown, and
Beatles-era pop, Lake Street Dive injects cover tunes and
originals with an irresistible blend of exhilarating abandon
and uncanny precision. For more information and ticket prices:
Website: www.westkc.org
Phone: 607-746-7396
E-Mail: beth@westkc.org

B Side Ballroom presents The Spectacular Average Boys w/ Evil City String Band & Catskill Casket Co.
A Memorial Weekend Celebration filled with great music and wonderful vibes! The Spectacular Average Boys take the stage with Evil City String Band & Catskill Casket Co. at B-Side Ballroom!
Spectacular Average Boys: www.theaverageboys.tumblr.com
Evil City: www.evilcitystringband.com/fr_home.cfm
Catskill Casket Co.: www.catskillcasketco.bandcamp.com
For more information:
Website: www.bsideballroom.com
Phone: 607-432-2053
E-Mail: bsideballroom@gmail.com

Annual Car Show and Flea Market
8:00am-5:00pm
The Rolling Antiquer's Old Car Club is having their annual car show and flea market. With tons of classic cars and a flea market that includes antiques, collectibles, and car parts, along with antique engines, military vehicles display and hundreds of show cars. There will be 1st, 2nd and 3rd place prizes with over 100 other trophies being awarded. For more information:
Website: www.raocc.org
Phone: 607-336-1888

Grilling 101: Taste of Fly Creek
10:00am-4:00pm
The Mill's Chef feature their Apple Cinnamon and Vidalia Onion Barbeque Sauces and a Merlot Steak Sauce. Rubs and meat baths will also be demonstrated as an easy way to add flavor to grilled meats. Recipies and promotions are available. For more information:
Website: www.flycreekcidermill.com
Phone: 607-547-9692
Email:: info@flycreekcidermill.com

Iroquois Cultural Festival
10:00am-5:00pm
The festival highlights select Iroquois (Haudenosaunee) artisans, story tellers, dancers, interpreters, and offers the community a chance to explore the extraordinary Eugene and Clare Thaw Collection of American Indian Art. Entry to the festival is free with paid museum admission. The highlight of the weekend will be a concert by Iroquois (Haudenosaunee) singer, composer, and Grammy Award winner Joanne Shenandoah in the Louis C. Jones Center of The Farmers' Museum. For more information and a full schedule of events:
Website: www.fenimoreartmuseum.org
Phone: 607-547-1400

Ronnileigh Goeman: Native American Artisan Series
The Fenimore welcomes Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) artists to spend two days in the museum galleries and outdoors at our Native American Interpretive site Otsego: A Meeting Place. Artists teach and create unique artwork and crafts. Engaging conversations with these artists offer a delightful, insightful way to learn about traditional Native American art skills that have been handed down for generations. For more information:
Website: www.fenimoreartmuseum.org
Phone: 607-547-1400
Email: info@fenimoreartmuseum.org

Native American Basketweaver at Fenimore
10:00am-5:00pm
Talk with Ronnie-Leigh Goeman (Onondaga Nation, Eel Clan) who uses traditional Iroquois methods of making baskets with ash, sweet grass, and embellished with moose hair and quills. Part of the Native American Artisan Series, included with museum admission. For more information:
Phone: 607-547-1426
Email: d.buddle@nysha.org

51st Annual general Clinton Canoe Regatta
Come and join us for a fun-filled weekend of carnival and canoe racing. Everything from mid-way rides, to bike raffles, to crafts and farmers markets, and more. The main event, the Canoe race will start in Cooperstown and end in the General Clinton Park in Bainbridge. For more information and pricing:
Phone: 607-987-8700
Email: jharmon@mkl.com
Website: www.canoeregatta.org

Hall of Fame Classic Weekend
Salute America's past with fun-filled family weekend, highlighted by Fifth Annual Hall of Fame Classic, presented by Ford Motor Company, featuring several Hall of Famers and dozens of other former big league heroes. Cooperstown Game Day Parade, Main Street, Hitting Contest 1pm, First pitch of the seven-inning game 2 p.m. For more information:
Website: www.baseballhall.org
Phone: 607-547-0329

Opening Reception: Marion Behr Sculpture
2:00pm-4:00pm
Utilizing radiation cradles as sculptural totems, Marion Behr creates poignant symbols that hearken back to the trials of her personal fight against breast cancer, the emotional journey of her time spent receiving radiation treatment, and the message of hope and regeneration that these colorful, expressive objects inspire. For more infromation:
Wesbite: www.roxburyartsgroup.org
Phone: 607-326-7908
E-Mail: mcullen@roxburyartsgroup.org

Opening of the Deposit Historical Museum
2:00pm-4:00pm
Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Come and enjoy one of Delaware County's finest museums. For more information:
Website: www.deposithistoricalsoceity.org
Phone:607-467-4422

Kick-Off to Smokin' Hot Sunday's with Benjamin Franklin Band
3:30pm-6:30pm
Free live tunes, tasty bbq, frozen drinks, craft beers, ribs, pulled pork and more fun than you can handle outback on our comfortable patio. Bringing good vibes and good tunes to the Capital Region, Benjamin Franklin is not to be missed! Playing original songs and covers ranging from the Grateful Dead to the Black Crowes, Benjamin Franklin will keep you groovin' throughout the night. For more information or to listen to Benjamin Franklin music:
Website: www.theshiredelhi.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/benjaminfranklinband
Phone: 607-746-8758
E-Mail: Oneillsshirepub@yahoo.com

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.smithyarts.org
Phone: 607-547-8671
E-Mail: director@smithyarts.org

Opening Reception: Celebration to Benefit Heifer International
4:00pm-6:00pm
Elizabeth Nields Clay Workshop displays and opens with a benefit for Heifers international. Half of the proceeds will go to benefit the Heifer, half to the artists. "Dish to Pass" buy a plate to eat upon. Heifer International is a program to help buy animals to families in need all over the world! For more information:
Website: www.elizabethnieldsclayworkshop.com

Old Crow Medicine Show
Join us at the brewery for our first concert of the summer with Old Crow Medicine Show. Old Crow Medicine Show got its' start busking on street corners in New York state and up through Canada, winning audiences along the way with their boundless energy and spirit. It's been nearly fifteen years since these humble beginnings, and the band has gone on to tour the world, sell over 800,000 albums and play renowned festivals like Bonnaroo, Coachella, and the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival. Tickets on sale now; doors open at 4:00pm, show starts at 7:00pm. For more information and ticket prices:
Website: www.ommegang.com
Phone: 607-544-1800
E-Mail: info@ommegang.com

"Jim Caruso's Cast Party" with Billy Strich
The second annual "Jim Caruso's Cast Party" debuted in NYC, traveled out west to Vegas and LA and is now making a return engagemet to the Catskills! "Jim Caruso's Cast Party" is a wildly popular, hilariously impromptu variety soiree where showbiz superstars and local favorites pop-in and take the stage with jaw-dropping musical numbers and general razzle-dazzle as Caruso leads the way. For more information:
Website: www.castpartynyc.com
Website: www.roxburyartsgroup
Phone: 607-326-7908
E-Mail: mcullen@roxburyartsgroup.org

51st Annual general Clinton Canoe Regatta
Come and join us for a fun-filled weekend of carnival and canoe racing. Everything from mid-way rides, to bike raffles, to crafts and farmers markets, and more. The Memorial Day Parade Begins at 10:00am with the main event, the Canoe race will start in Cooperstown and end in the General Clinton Park in Bainbridge, starts at 12:00pm. For more information and pricing:
Phone: 607-987-8700
Email: jharmon@mkl.com
Website: www.canoeregatta.org

Andes Memorial Day Parade
10:00am-12:00pm
Come to the village to see the Andes Memorial Day Parade. Kick off time is around 10am or after the Trail Ways Bus comes through. Fire trucks, marching bands and much more. Sit on the Andes Hotel porch and take it all in! For more information:
Website: www.andeshotel.com
Phone: 845-676-3980

Grilling 101: Taste of Fly Creek
10:00am-4:00pm
The Mill's Chef feature their Apple Cinnamon and Vidalia Onion Barbeque Sauces and a Merlot Steak Sauce. Rubs and meat baths will also be demonstrated as an easy way to add flavor to grilled meats. Recipies and promotions are available. For more information:
Website: www.flycreekcidermill.com
Phone: 607-547-9692
Email:: info@flycreekcidermill.com

Oneonta Freewriters
Oneonta Freewriters is a group of writers who meet once a week, every Saturday, to enjoy enjoy each other's company, have some good coffee, and see what kind of stories we can create off the top of our heads. Using nothing but a phrase or a set of words randomly suggested by the group, we write for ten minutes without stopping to edit, and just let the story flow out of us. We then go around the table and read what each of us came up with out loud. During a typical session we can do three, maybe four of these rounds of writing. They are fun, fast paced, and usually lead to something we never expected! Free and open to the community to enjoy. For more information:
Website: www.oneontafreewriters.com
Phone: 607-433-5233

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:
Web Site: www.6onthesquare.org
Phone: 607-843-6876
Email: info@6onthesquare.org

Drumming Circle
A monthly gathering of drummers who all share a love of playing the drum from all different skill levels. Don't have a drum? Extra drums and percussion instruments are usually available to use during the evening. Don't know how to drum? No problem - the drumming basics are reviewed at the start of each evening. And the best reason to drum? It's a lot of fun! No experience is needed, and all ages are welcome to join in the fun. For more information:
Website: www.6onthesquare.org
Phone: 607-843-6876
E-Mail: info@6onthesquare.org

Luke Winslow King
Luke Winslow-King is a guitarist, singer, composer, and lyricist known for his slide guitar work, and interest in pre-war blues and traditional jazz. Winslow-King's work consists of an eclectic mix, taking in delta-folk music, classical composition, ragtime, and rock and roll; juxtaposing original songs with those from a bygone era. For more information:
Website: www.bsideballroom.com
Website: www.lukewinslowking.net
Phone: 607-432-2053
E-Mail: bsideballroom@gmail.com

Food for Thought: The Wyeths - A Family Legacy
Join Chris Rossi, Associate Curator of Exhibitions, for a tour of the exhibition The Wyeths: A Family Legacy. This and all Food for Thought programs are held on Wednesdays from 12:30pm - 2:30pm at the Fenimore Art Museum. Food For Thought programs are a lunch and lecture series which offer visitors a more in-depth understanding of our exhibits and programs. For more information:
Website: www.fenimoreartmuseum.org
Phone: 607-547-1433

Drawing Techniques: Introductory and Intermediate
6:30pm-8:30pm
You are cordially invited to sign up for a closely supervised workshop on drawing. The instructor will draw alongside participating artists, helping themindividually at the level where he finds them. Come surprise yourself and learn to draw! For more information:
Phone: 607-287-3957

Chess Night at Capresso Coffee Bar
5:00pm - 10:00pm
Every Thursday Night is Chess Night! Join local chess players in tournament-style play. For more information:
Website: www.oneontacafe.com
Phone: 607-433-5233

2013 Junior Idol Competition
They've made it! Come and support the top five competitors from the 11-15 age group and 16-20 age group and see who has what it takes to be named the 2013 Junior Idols; with 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place prizes for each age group being awarded. For more information:
Website: www.wsrkfm.com/jr-idol/

Next Level Knitting
6:00pm-9:00pm
In this knitting class we will make a car trunk organizer, very useful! For more information:
Website: www.projectanthologies.com
Phone: 607-267-4823

O'Neill's Shire Pub - Karaoke
Alternating weeks of Karaoke and Wii Gaming, starts at 8:00pm. This week is Karaoke! Come enjoy singing your heart out with friends! For more information:
Website: www.theshiredelhi.com
Phone: 607-746-8758
E-Mail: Oneillsshirepub@yahoo.com

Karaoke Night at Legends!
9:00pm - 1:00am
Join us at Legends Filling Station for Karaoke Night, every Thursday Night with Northern Star Productions and our host Jeff Wood! So come on down and sing your hearts out and enjoy the fun. For more information:
Website: www.legendsfillingstation.com
Phone: 607-441-3099

Karaoke Night at Legends!
9:00pm - 1:00am
Join us at Legends Filling Station for Karaoke Night, every Thursday Night with Northern Star Productions and our host Jeff Wood! So come on down and sing your hearts out and enjoy the fun. For more information:
Website: www.legendsfillingstation.com
Phone: 607-441-3099

Film: Dirt! The Movie
'Dirt! The Movie', tells the amazing and little known story of the relationship between humans and living dirt. The film offers a vision of a sustainable relationship between Humans and Dirt through profiles of the global visionaries who are determined to repair the damage we've done before it's too late. There are many ways we can preserve the living skin of the earth for future generations. For more information:
Website: www.roxburyartsgroup.org
Phone: 607-326-7908
E-Mail: mcullen@roxburyartsgroup.org

The Sound of a Million Dreams: David Nail
The Sound of a Million Dreams is the second studio album by American country music artist David Nail and features the No. 1 Hit - Let it Rain. With Sinatra-like levels of poise and class, the rare gifts of natural melody and soul, and a voice as enveloping as a Cumberland River fog, the Missouri native is a modern-day country gentleman. David Nail offers up a rich sound that hearkens back to Nashville's Countrypolitan days, when artists like Campbell-one of David's heroes-added a dash of sophistication to country music. For more information and ticket pricing:
Website: www.foothillspac.com
Phone: 607-433-7252

Yoga Essence of Health Retreat
Leave your stress behind and relax your mind and body!
Daily Yoga, Peaceful Meditation, Healthy Meals, and Nutrition Classes in a beautiful retreat setting near Walton, NY. Everyone is welcome! For more information or pricing:
Website: www.padmasambhava.org
Phone: 607-865-8068

Covered Bridge Run
This promises to be an exciting and well-attended event, but it will not be possible without both the commitment and hard work of our group members and enthusiastic volunteers, as well as outside financial support. The planning committee has already begun to plan and organize, and all group members are dedicated to making the event a success. Proceeds of this years event will benefit scholarships to two graduating seniors and Camperships for kids to attend 4H camp and could not afford to otherwise do so. For more information:
Website: www.thecardioclub.com
Phone: 607-746-2862
Email: raegan@raegan.com

Beginner's Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Seminar
12:30pm-2:30pm
Learn basic grappling techniques for self defense, fitness, and even fun! It's free to all beginners so stop by. Please no experts. For more information:
Phone: 201-503-4255
Email: OneontaBJJ@gmail.com

American Craft Beer Fest
2:00pm-6:00pm
5th Annual American Craft Beer Fest Saturday June 1st, 2pm to 6pm Outside in the "Summer Shack" join us in celebrating some of the best American craft beers out there. Last year we had Ommegang, Butternuts, Anchor Steam, Captain Lawrence, Victory and Saranac and Southern Tier on hand for the festivities. Keep your eyes peeled for updates on the breweries. For more information and pricing:
Website: www.andeshotel.com
Phone: 845-676-3980

Kathy Minning: If a Picture Paints a Thousand Words Opening Party
A favorite among regional arts collectors, Minning's deftly composed watercolors in signature rustic frames are treasures to behold. The bold beauty of fresh cut flowers, a simple arrangement of yellow peppers on a cloth are familiar subjects imbued with Minning's delightfully distinct style. For more information:
Website: www.cherrybranchgallery.com
Phone: 607-264-9530

The Jason Wick Band
Central New York's hottest country band comes to Oneonta! Singing from the time that he could talk, Jason did his first solo at the age of seven. He started playing guitar at the age of 15. After high school, Jason earned a bachelor's degree from SUNY Morrisville in Equine Science. In 2005, Jason was a semi-finalist on USA Network's Nashville Star. Today he lives in the Southern Tier of New York where he trains and shows horses, along with competing in rodeos all over the northeast in the Teamroping Event. Jason also travels all around Central New York shoeing horses. He has been performing with his own band in the central New York area since 2008, first with the band Pure Country and in 2010, The Jason Wicks Band. For more information:
Website: www.jasonwickmusic.com
Wesbite: www.susquehannatrailcampground.com
Phone: 607-432-1122

Wine and Food Tasting Evening to Benefit the Catskill Symphony Orchestra
7:00pm-9:00pm
Taste 12 different wines, as well as sparkling cider for non-drinkers. There will be several appetizers to pair wines and ciders provided by various vendors. For more information or to purchase tickets:
Phone: 607-436-2670

Catskill Theatre Works: Connections and Misconnections
The Catskill Theatre Works presents 4 short comedies about love, marriage,
baseball and even aliens! Performances by Kevin Murray, John Willis, Ben and Diana Friedell, Becky Maeder-Chien, Al and Kathryn Davino. Direction by Al Davino. For more information and ticket prices:
Phone: 607-746-7396

Loren and Mark
Loren Barrigar and Mark Mazengarb share a unique musical chemistry seldom found among musicians. Their live performances feature not only their spectacular technical grasp of the guitar, but also their outstanding musicality and ability to be spontaneously creative. The interaction between the two musicians is as much a feature of their shows as is the world-class guitar playing that they both display. For more information and ticket prices:
Website: www.earlvilleoperahouse.com
Phone: 315-691-3550
E-Mail: info@earlvilleoperahouse.com

Yoga Essence of Health Retreat
Leave your stress behind and relax your mind and body!
Daily Yoga, Peaceful Meditation, Healthy Meals, and Nutrition Classes in a beautiful retreat setting near Walton, NY. Everyone is welcome! For more information or pricing:
Website: www.padmasambhava.org
Phone: 607-865-8068

Birds, Brunch and Beer
11:00am-4:00pm
Join us for a morning bird walk and some coffee. There will be a raffle and silent auction, a tasty brunch provided by Ommegang, as well as workshops. Spots are limited so be an early bird and sign up! For more information:
Website: www.ommegang.com
Phone: 607-435-2054
E-Mail: info@ommegang.com

OWL Ice Cream Social
1:00pm-5:00pm
FREE ice cream & activities brought to you by Oneonta World of Learning and our local sponsors! The day is just packed full of activities, performances, & demonstrations including: Home Depot Crafts, Remote Controlled Aircraft, The 4-H Robot, Martial Arts. For more information:
Phone: 607-746-3061
Email: caitlynregina@gmail.com

International Mystery Train Ride
Oneonta World of Learning, OWL, will be hosting an interactive experience for the whole family. The International Mystery Train Ride will take you around the world to track down an international art thief using forensic science to solve the case. For more information and to make your reservation, which is required:
Phone: 607-432-2429

Drawing Techniques: Introductory and Intermediate
6:30pm-8:30pm
You are cordially invited to sign up for a closely supervised workshop on drawing. The instructor will draw alongside participating artists, helping themindividually at the level where he finds them. Come surprise yourself and learn to draw! For more information:
Phone: 607-287-3957

Firefest
12:00pm-11:00pm
FIREFEST is a two day event featuring local vendors, kids games, live music, and lots of food and drink. Hosted jointly by the Delhi and Bloomville Fire Departments and held on the grounds of beautiful Maple Shade Farm, our goal is to assist local not-for profit organizations raise money, spread awareness and recruit new members. Fire bounce houses and carnival games for the kids!! The Bloomville and Delhi Fire Departments are hoping you will help us make FIREFEST a yearly event. Your patronage will help equip our volunteers with the safety gear and rescue equipment necessary to help us help you. For more information:
Website: www.mapleshadefarmny.com
Website: www.firefestny.com
Phone: 607-746-8866

Developing Good Relations
3:00pm-5:00pm
Presented by Lama Laia of the Padmasambhava Buddhist Center (PBC). On the 2nd Saturday of every month, one of the Lamas from Padma Samye Ling monastery will give a Dharma talk according to the Nyingma lineage of the Venerable Khenpo Rinpoches, and lead a short meditation practice. Everyone is welcome! Questions welcome! No charge. For more information:
Website: www.padmasambhava.org
Phone: 607-865-8068
Phone: 607-432-6600

Pasta Dinner to benefit Habitat for Humanity of Otsego County
5:30pm - 7:30pm
Runners for the Brewery to Brewery Fun Run can check in at the pasta dinner. Dinner to benefit Habitat for Humanity of Otsego County. For more information:
Phone: 607-287-5770
E-Mail: habitatotsego@gmail.com

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Sherrill Silversmiths
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Joe Louis Walker Band
Come and join us as Blues Music Award Nominee, Joe Louis Walker, comes and performs music from his latest album Between a Rock and the Blues. For more information on Joe Louis Walker visit www.joelouiswalker.com and for more information on the show and ticket prices:
Website: www.earlvilleoperahouse.com
Phone: 315-691-3550
E-Mail: info@earlvilleoperahouse.com

Loudon Wainwright III
The songs of multi-talented, multi-grammy- winning folksinger, humorist, and celebrated TV and film actor Loudon Wainwright have been recorded by Johnnu Cash, Earl Scruggs, Kate and Anna McGarrigle, and Mose Allison, among others. Wainwright has collaborated with songwriter/producer Joe Henry on the music for the hit movie Knocked Up, written music for the British theatrical adaption of the Carl Hiaasen novel Lucky You, and composed topical songs for NPR's "Morning Edition" and "All Things Considered" and ABC's "Nightline." Of Older Than My Old Man Now, his 2012 album, The New Yorker wrote, "Wainwright is as good as he's ever been. Almost forty years into his recording career, he has not only retained his sharpness of wit but has also learned to cut with greater skill."For more information and ticket details:
Website: www.westkc.org
Phone: 607-278-5454
E-Mail: beth@westkc.org

Firefest
12:00pm-6:00pm
FIREFEST is a two day event featuring local vendors, kids games, live music, and lots of food and drink. Hosted jointly by the Delhi and Bloomville Fire Departments and held on the grounds of beautiful Maple Shade Farm, our goal is to assist local not-for profit organizations raise money, spread awareness and recruit new members. Fire bounce houses and carnival games for the kids!! The Bloomville and Delhi Fire Departments are hoping you will help us make FIREFEST a yearly event. Your patronage will help equip our volunteers with the safety gear and rescue equipment necessary to help us help you. For more information:
Website: www.mapleshadefarmny.com
Website: www.firefestny.com
Phone: 607-746-8866

Voices of Tabernacle
Come see as the Voices of Tabernacle perform with special guest Sherburne-Earlville High School Chorus. For more information and ticket prices:
Website: www.earlvilleoperahouse.com
Phone: 315-691-3550
E-Mail: info@earlvilleoperahouse.com

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Sherrill Silversmiths
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Syracuse Salt Cats
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Food for Thought: Blacksmith Masterpieces
Steve Kellogg, blacksmith at The Farmers' Museum, captivates listeners with his humor and knowledge about ironwork. Join Steve for a tour of the exhibition Blacksmith Masterpieces. This and all Food for Thought programs are held on Wednesdays from 12:30pm - 2:30pm at the Fenimore Art Museum. Food For Thought programs are a lunch and lecture series which offer visitors a more in-depth understanding of our exhibits and programs. For more information:
Website: www.fenimoreartmuseum.org
Phone: 607-547-1433

Public Viewing
9:00pm-11:00pm
The SUNY Oneonta Dept of Physics & Astronomy will hold a public observatory viewing. The show is free; no registration is required. In the event of clouds, it will be cancelled. For more information:
Website: www.oneonta.edu/observatory.
Phone: 607-436-2620
Email: jason.smolinski@oneonta.edu

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Syracuse Jr Chiefs
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Train Robbery
Travel back in time to the exciting world of Outlaws and The Wild West! The train is carrying a strong box full to the brim with money and the local Outlaw Gang knows it. Will the bandits get away with the loot, or will the Lawmen prevail? Find out as a passenger on the Train Robbery featuring action packed shoot outs, period costumes, and fun entertainment for the whole family. Train Departs at 1:00pm so don't be late!! For more Information, to make reservations or ticket prices:
Phone: 607-432-2429
Website: www.lrhs.com

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Geneva Twins
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Spoon River Anthology
Hugh Humphreys brings to life a staged production of Spoon River Anthology - based on the poems of Edgar Lee Masters. It has perhaps the highest character-to-page ratio of any work in literature. The citizens buried in the graveyard of this fictional Midwestern town (Spoon River) talk about their lives, their failures, their loves, their philosophies, their triumphs, their conflicts, their secrets, and their crimes. For more information and ticket prices:
Website: www.earlvilleoperahouse.com
Phone: 315-691-3550
E-Mail: info@earlvilleoperahouse.com

Lanscape and Garden Tour
Journey beautiful roads to take a rare insider look at how others have enhanced their outdoor environments with flowers, shrubs and tress, stonework, water elements, artwork, vegetables beds, homes for livestock and wildlife, and by simply accentuating the natural beauty of their sites. Must preregister to get directions to the first garden. Rain or shine. For more information and to register:
Website: www.westkc.org
Phone: 607-278-5454
E-Mail: beth@westkc.org

Spoon River Anthology
Hugh Humphreys brings to life a staged production of Spoon River Anthology - based on the poems of Edgar Lee Masters. It has perhaps the highest character-to-page ratio of any work in literature. The citizens buried in the graveyard of this fictional Midwestern town (Spoon River) talk about their lives, their failures, their loves, their philosophies, their triumphs, their conflicts, their secrets, and their crimes. For more information and ticket prices:
Website: www.earlvilleoperahouse.com
Phone: 315-691-3550
E-Mail: info@earlvilleoperahouse.com

Thought: Splendidly Dressed - American Indian Robes and Regalia
Get an expert's view of the 9th Contemporary Iroquois Art Biennial Exhibition! Join Eva Fognell, curator of the Eugene and Clare Thaw Collection of American Indian Art, for lunch and a tour of the exhibition. This and all Food for Thought programs are held on Wednesdays from 12:30pm - 2:30pm at the Fenimore Art Museum. Food For Thought programs are a lunch and lecture series which offer visitors a more in-depth understanding of our exhibits and programs. For more information:
Website: www.fenimoreartmuseum.org
Phone: 607-547-1433

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Geneva Red Wings
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Syracuse Jr Chiefs
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Leo Kottke
Leo Kottke is an acoustic guitarist. He is known for a fingerpicking style that draws on influences from blues, jazz, and folk music, and for syncopated, polyphonic melodies.
Website: www.earlvilleoperahouse.com
Phone: 315-691-3550
E-Mail: info@earlvilleoperahouse.com

Free Leg Pain Evaluation and Ultrasound
9:00am - 2:00pm
Are you at risk of a blood clot? Do your legs ache, cramp, throb, itch or keep you awake at night? Then get a FREE Leg Vein Ultrasound with the area's only board certified leg vein specialist (ABPh), Dr. Eric Dohner. Dr. Dohner has treated thousands of legs! Find out the state of your leg veins with a quick painless ultrasound and screening exam. For more information, and to schedule an appointment:
Website: www.oneontalaserderm.com
Phone: 607-431-2525

Deowongo Island Dedication
Join us for the dedication of Deowongo Island as a public place to be enjoyed by all. Guest speakers include David Arquette, Haudenosaunee Environmental Task Force, Tom Porter of the Mohawk Community, and the Canadarago Lake Improvement Association. Free boat rides to the island leave from the Caradarago Public Boat Launch between 10:00 am and 10:30 am. For more information:
Phone: 607-547-2366
Email: Marcie@otsegolandtrust.org
Website: www.otesgolandtrust.org

Liederworks: Verdi and Wagner Rarities
Join us for an intimate musical salon. To celebrate the bicentenary of the births of Giuseppe Verdi and Richard Wagner, the ensemble LiederWorks will pay homage to the two giants of the romantic era with some of their most beautiful and rarely performed songs. Performances b baritone Kerry Henderson, soprano Kimberly Kahan, and pianist Babette Hierholzer will be puncuated with excerpts from Verdi and Wagner letters read by writer, filmmaker, and Verdi-devotee August Ventura. Inspired by musical settings of some of the most treasured poetry and stories of all time, LiederWorks revises a tradition once commonplace in European and American drawing rooms by breathing new life into the art of the classical song recital. For more information and ticket details:
Website: www.westkc.org
Phone: 607-278-5454
E-Mail: beth@westkc.org

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Albany Athletics Exhibition Game
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Delaware Opportunities' Children's Festival
10:00am-2:00pm
Free Food, Refreshments, Fun Activites for children and their parents/caregivers. Come, Create, Learn & Explore. For more information:
Phone: 607-746-1675

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Sherrill Silversmiths
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Syracuse Jr Cheifs
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Chenango Wine and Beer Festival
11:00am-5:00pm
2nd annual outdoor wine and beer tasting festival. NYS Wineries, micro-breweries, NYS Farm Market, vendors, food and entertainment. For more information:
Website: www.upstatewinecountry.com
Phone: 888-474-8637

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Syracuse Jr Chiefs
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Gala Dance Under the Stars with The Dirty Dozen Brass Band
7:00pm-8:00pm is a picnic dinner with dance starting at 8:00pm
For 35 years, "their ability to be funky; to play complex syncopated rhythms with a carefree flair that qutomatically makes listeners want to get up and dance, has never been in doubt" said the New York Times. And dance we must! This year's outdoor gala dance party features brass band music that embraces be-bop, funk, and R and B by a band that's known worldwide for its genre-bending romps and high-octane, jubilant performances. The city of New Orleans has honored them with their own "Dirty Dozen Brass Band Day." Arrive early for a savaory "Nawlins" meal. For more information and ticket details:
Website: www.westkc.org
Phone: 607-278-5454
E-Mail: beth@westkc.org

Genticorum
Genticorum is a popular traditional Qubecois musical trio based in Montreal, Canada. Members are Pascal Gemme, Yann Falquet, and Alexandre de Grosbois-Garand. Each member additionally provides percussion by clogging. For more information and ticket prices:
Website: www.earlvilleoperahouse.com
Phone: 315-691-3550
E-Mail: info@earlvilleoperahouse.com

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Waterford Nolan Propane Exhibition Game
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Geneva Twins
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Food for Thought: The Wyeths - A Family Legacy
12:30pm-2:30pm
Join Chris Rossi, Associate Curator of Exhibitions, for a tour of the exhibition The Wyeths: A Family Legacy. This and all Food for Thought programs are held on Wednesdays from 12:30pm - 2:30pm at the Fenimore Art Museum. Food For Thought programs are a lunch and lecture series which offer visitors a more in-depth understanding of our exhibits and programs. For more information:
Website: www.fenimoreartmuseum.org
Phone: 607-547-1433

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Geneva Twins
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Music and Balloon Festival
11:00am-10:00pm
Food vendors, craft vendors, entertainment and new this year, KSR Motorsports. Bigfoot is coming to the Chenango County Fairgrounds along with Motorcycle jump and Quads. Fireworks will finish off the event. For more information:
Website: www.chenangony.chambermaster.com
Phone: 607-226-4746

Christine Alexander: Passion for Color: Paintings and Collages Opening Party
Alexander says of her work, "Art, for me, is an antidote to an often dull, and sometimes brutal, world. The solitude and serenity of the farmland surrounding my home provide a perfect backdrop for creativity. These works are a product of joy, and of a fierce hunger for connections. For more information:
Website: www.cherrybranchgallery.com
Phone: 607-264-9530

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Syracuse Salt Cats
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Sweetback Sisters
The rollicking country swing of the Sweetback Sisters is as infectious as it is heartbreaking. Their charismatic charm harkens back to the golden era of both the silver screen cowgirl and the ersatz cowboy stars of local UHF TV kiddie shows. That whimsical exterior is wrapped around a core of deeply felt love for traditional country music styles and a palpable joy in playing and singing together. For more information and ticket prices:
Website: www.earlvilleoperahouse.com
Phone: 315-691-3550
E-Mail: info@earlvilleoperahouse.com

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Syracuse Salt Cats
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Geneva Red Wings
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Athletes In Action
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Public Viewing
9:00pm-11:00pm
The SUNY Oneonta Dept of Physics & Astronomy will hold a public observatory viewing. The show is free; no registration is required. In the event of clouds, it will be cancelled. For more information:
Website: www.oneonta.edu/observatory.
Phone: 607-436-2620
Email: jason.smolinski@oneonta.edu

Wijnada Deroo Local "Interiors": Opening Reception
5:00pm-7:00pm
July 12-August 23
Wijnanda Deroo was born in the Netherlands in 1955. She received a Liberal Arts degree from the Academy of Fine Arts in Arnhem, where she later became a professor. Originally visiting New York City on sabbatical in 1988, she found herself a year later the recipient of an Artist in Residency at P.S.1. Since then she has divided her time between Amsterdam and New York.
In both color and black & white photographs, Deroo utilizes natural light and an absence of human subjects to create an atmosphere that draws the viewer in. The photographs in this exhibit portray the abandoned but beautiful old bars and restaurants that abound in Delaware County. This exhibit is sponsored by Brewery Ommegang and Hand for Hand Farm. For more information:
Website: www.westkc.org
Phone: 607-278-4545
E-Mail: beth@westkc.org

Della Mae
Della Mae strives to create music that tells a story while delivering a punch. Their musical style seamlessly blends years of experience with traditional music and modern singer-songwriter sensibilities. From songs that explore independence and urban adventure to timeless themes of love and loss, Della Mae brings acoustic grit and twang to town with no apologies. For more information and ticket prices:
Website: www.earlvilleoperahouse.com
Phone: 315-691-3550
E-Mail: info@earlvilleoperahouse.com

Dippity-Do-Da Day: Taste of Fly Creek Series
10:00am-4:00pm
Experience the full flavor of Fly Creek Cider Mill specialty dip mixes in this focused tasting. These very popular mixes range from sweet to savory and are easy to prepare and enjoy. Samples, recipes and promotions will be available. For more infromation:
Website: www.flycreekcidermill.com
Phone: 607-547-9692
Email: info@flycreekcidermill.com

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Niagara Power
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Dippity-Do-Da Day: Taste of Fly Creek Series
10:00am-4:00pm
Experience the full flavor of Fly Creek Cider Mill specialty dip mixes in this focused tasting. These very popular mixes range from sweet to savory and are easy to prepare and enjoy. Samples, recipes and promotions will be available. For more infromation:
Website: www.flycreekcidermill.com
Phone: 607-547-9692
Email: info@flycreekcidermill.com

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Geneva Twins
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Sherrill Silversmiths
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Jesse Lege and Joel Savoy Trio
Jesse Lege and Joel Savoy bring a fresh blend of Cajun music with classic Honky Tonk highlighting the lyrical and instrumental spirit shared by the two genres. For more information and ticket prices:
Website: www.earlvilleoperahouse.com
Phone: 315-691-3550
E-Mail: info@earlvilleoperahouse.com

Oneonta Outlaws
Home Game
Oneonta Outlaws -vs- Sherrill Silversmiths
Web Site: www.oneontaoutlaws.com
For info: 607-432-6326
E-Mail: Oneontaoutlaws@yahoo.com

Kim Simmonds and Savoy Brown
Legendary, a blues/rock institution, true innovators. These are just a few of the ways Kim Simmonds and Savoy Brown has been described over the past forty years by music critics and fans. For more information and ticket prices:
Website: www.earlvilleoperahouse.com
Phone: 315-691-3550
E-Mail: info@earlvilleoperahouse.com

Grace Potter and The Nocturnals
Grace Potter & The Nocturnals bring their signature style of power blues-rock to Brewery Ommegang. Gates open at 5:00pm, with the show starting at 7:00pm. Tickets go on sale Friday, April 26, 2013 at 10AM. For more information and ticket prices:
Online: dansmallspresents.com
By Phone: 888-512-SHOW or 607-544-1800
Email: events@ommegang.com

The Black Crowes
Doors open at 5:00pm, show starts at 7:00pm
Lead by brothers, Chris and Rich Robinson, The Black Crowes gained international acclaim with the release of their debut album, Shake Your Money Maker, which went on to sell over three million copies world wide. The group refined their sound in the early 90's releasing The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion with By Your Side and Lions to follow in the coming years. For more information and tickets:
Website: www.ommegang.com
Phone: 607-544-1800
E-Mail: info@ommegang.com

Iris DeMent Trio
Iris DeMent is one of America's most celebrated performers and "the best singer I've ever heard" according to MErle Haggard. Her 2012 album Sing the Delta, her first recording of originals in 16 years, is full of planspoken, fiercely honest, deeeply considered songs about matters of faith and questioning. "The songs themselves are as languorous as a hot summer afternoon, evoking DeMent's early childhood in Arkansas. Her distinct voice is richer, more expressive and more reflective than ever." The New Yorker called the album "a strong collection of originals that find her keen eye for detail and distinctive high-lonesome wobble intact." Among them, the trio will play guitar and piano, pedal steel guitar, mandolin and bass. For more information and ticket details:
Website: www.westkc.org
Phone: 607-278-5454
E-Mail: beth@westkc.org

13th Annual Sidney Arts and Music Festival
Free Live Music,over 40 Arts & Crafts Vendors, Food Vendor Court, ABC Dancers- Dance Performance, Idol Contest, Kennedy Performing Arts Performance, Game Show & TV Show Trivia, Ross Park Zoomobile,Carnival Games and Bounce House, Band to be announced. Open to the Public. Vendor Space Available. For more information:
Website: www.sidneyonline.com/festival
Email: info@sidneychamber.org

Suzy Bogguss
Susan Kay "Suzy" Bogguss is an American country music singer-songwriter. In the 1980s and 90s she released one platinum and three gold albums and charted six top ten singles, winning the Academy of Country Music's award for Top New Female Vocalist and the Country Music Association's Horizon Award. For more information and ticket pricing:
Website: www.earlvilleoperahouse.com
Phone: 315-691-3550
E-Mail: info@earlvilleoperahouse.com

26th Annual Shakespeare in the Valley and Picnic Dinner
Join us for two summer evenings celebrating the talents of youth. Each begins with an indoor preformance by the Introduction to Acting group, followed by an outdoor picnic (BYO or have hot dogs, beef or veggie burgers with us). At 8:00pm, the lights go up on Love's Labor Lost, fully staged by the Shakespeare, Technical Theater, and Costume Design sections of the Young People's Theater Arts Workshops. Bring your own lawn seating. Rain date for both nights is Sunday. For more information and ticket details:
Website: www.westkc.org
Phone: 607-278-5454
E-Mail: beth@westkc.org

Phil Scalia: I Love Lucid Opening Party
Of art Scalia says, "Instead of keeping the wolf from the door, art invites the wolf inside to stay a while. Art makes an uneasy truce with the cold hard world. Where the impulse to make art originates is a mystery to me, except that it can bring some sense of validation. For more information:
Website: www.cherrybranchgallery.com
Phone: 607-264-9530

26th Annual Shakespeare in the Valley and Picnic Dinner
Join us for two summer evenings celebrating the talents of youth. Each begins with an indoor preformance by the Introduction to Acting group, followed by an outdoor picnic (BYO or have hot dogs, beef or veggie burgers with us). At 8:00pm, the lights go up on Love's Labor Lost, fully staged by the Shakespeare, Technical Theater, and Costume Design sections of the Young People's Theater Arts Workshops. Bring your own lawn seating. Rain date for both nights is Sunday. For more information and ticket details:
Website: www.westkc.org
Phone: 607-278-5454
E-Mail: beth@westkc.org

Dar Williams
Dar Williams is an American singer-songwriter specializing in pop folk. Hendrik Hertzberg of the The New Yorker has described Williams as "one of America's very best singer-songwriters." For more information and ticket prices:
Website: www.earlvilleoperahouse.com
Phone: 315-691-3550
E-Mail: info@earlvilleoperahouse.com

Galumpha
Galumpha performs acrobatic modern dance with residency goals that will provide truly transformative experiences for the youth and families of our community. For more Information and Pricing:
Website: www.earlvilleoperahouse.com
Phone: 315-691-3550
E-Mail: info@earlvilleoperahouse.com

Dippity-Do-Da Day: Taste of Fly Creek Series
10:00am-4:00pm
Experience the full flavor of Fly Creek Cider Mill specialty dip mixes in this focused tasting. These very popular mixes range from sweet to savory and are easy to prepare and enjoy. Samples, recipes and promotions will be available. For more infromation:
Website: www.flycreekcidermill.com
Phone: 607-547-9692
Email: info@flycreekcidermill.com

Dippity-Do-Da Day: Taste of Fly Creek Series
10:00am-4:00pm
Experience the full flavor of Fly Creek Cider Mill specialty dip mixes in this focused tasting. These very popular mixes range from sweet to savory and are easy to prepare and enjoy. Samples, recipes and promotions will be available. For more infromation:
Website: www.flycreekcidermill.com
Phone: 607-547-9692
Email: info@flycreekcidermill.com

Susquehanna Valley Bus Trip
The Bus departs from the bus station at 7:30pm. We will travel up to Hoyloke, MA with a rest stop half way there for breakfast. Once in Holyoke we will have some appetizers and tons of shops to visit. From there we will attend the Lobsterfest with everything from whole lobsters to ribs! The end of the evening will consist of entertainment provided by "Shakin' All Over." Return time is predicted to be 7:00pm. Reservations are necessary. Please contact Ann for reservations and pricing:
Phone: 607-433-7283

Public Viewing
9:00pm-11:00pm
The SUNY Oneonta Dept of Physics & Astronomy will hold a public observatory viewing. The show is free; no registration is required. In the event of clouds, it will be cancelled. For more information:
Website: www.oneonta.edu/observatory.
Phone: 607-436-2620
Email: jason.smolinski@oneonta.edu

Train Robbery
Travel back in time to the exciting world of Outlaws and The Wild West! The train is carrying a strong box full to the brim with money and the local Outlaw Gang knows it. Will the bandits get away with the loot, or will the Lawmen prevail? Find out as a passenger on the Train Robbery featuring action packed shoot outs, period costumes, and fun entertainment for the whole family. Train Departs at 1:00pm so don't be late!! For more Information, to make reservations or ticket prices:
Phone: 607-432-2429
Website: www.lrhs.com

Food for Thought: The Wyeths - A Family Legacy
Join Chris Rossi, Associate Curator of Exhibitions, for a tour of the exhibition The Wyeths: A Family Legacy. This and all Food for Thought programs are held on Wednesdays from 12:30pm - 2:30pm at the Fenimore Art Museum. Food For Thought programs are a lunch and lecture series which offer visitors a more in-depth understanding of our exhibits and programs. For more information:
Website: www.fenimoreartmuseum.org
Phone: 607-547-1433

Enso String Quartet
Works by Mozart, Britten and Verdi will be performed by a quartet that was nominated for the 2010 Best Chamber Music Performance Grammy award and won Chamber Music Amereica's prestigious Guarneri String Quartet Award. The Esno String Quartet has appeared on America Public Media's "Saint Paul Sunday" and is regularly featured on "Performance Today." The Houston Chronicle praised the group for an "edge-of-the-seat vitality few groups maintain throughout a performance." For more information and ticket details:
Website: www.westkc.org
Phone: 607-278-5454
E-Mail: beth@westkc.org

2013 Annual Benefit Exhibit: Opening Reception
5:00pm-7:00pm
August 30-October 10
For our annual fundraising exhibit, we are pleased to present artists from the Longyear Gallery in Margaretville, N.Y., curated by its director, Gerda Van Leeuwen. The Longyear is an artist-run cooperative representing professional artists from the New York Metropolitan area, as well as rural New York State. To assure the highest standards of work, as well as a broad range of styles and media, artists must be juried into the gallery. Since its founding in 2007, the gallery has been visited by numerous collectors from all over the United States and abroad. This exhibit is sponsored by Brewery Ommegang and Hand in Hand Farm. For more information:
Website: www.westkc.org
Phone: 607-278-4545
E-Mail: beth@westkc.org

Eilen Jewell
Eilen Jewell is the Queen of the Minor Key. Sad songs are her wealth and finery. Lend her your ears, and you will quickly hear why her humble subjects admire and adore her more with each passing year. For more Information and Pricing:
Website: www.earlvilleoperahouse.com
Phone: 315-691-3550
E-Mail: info@earlvilleoperahouse.com

West Kortright Fair 2013
Following the hugely successful fair last year, we are throwing another Larbor Day party extraordinaire. The Centre's 8th annual family friendly summer's-end celebration of the region's "agri-cultural" bounty includes a full afternoon of foot-stompin' dance music from local bands. You can graze all day on scrumptious foods made from fresh local products; pick up fabulous baked goods; bid in silent auctions of antiques, goods ad services to benefit the WKC; enter the scarecrow contest; enjoy the beer tasting booth; keep the kids entertained with face painting and other kid-friendly activities; shop for one-of-a-kind items from over 20 local vendors. The fair will be held rain or shine. For more information and ticket details:
Website: www.westkc.org
Phone: 607-278-5454
E-Mail: beth@westkc.org

Chili Cook-off to Andes Stars and Stripes Fund
The Andes Hotel is hosting their Third Annual Chili Cook Off on Sept 7th, which coincides with the Town Wide Yard Sale. Come down to taste or enter yourself for a chance to be crowned the Catskill's Chili cooking Grand Master. We've got loads of chili, great prizes and culinary glory! For more information and pricing:
Website: www.andeshotel.com
Phone: 845-676-3980

Marjorie Walters: Deep Country: A Retrospective Opening Party
Walter's main subject are old barns and country scenes. She possesses a strong gift for using soft colors to bring forth the light in any landscape she paints. Having relocated from the NYC area, Walters finds great inspiration from rural upstate. She has shown in NYC, LI, NJ and locally in New Hartford, Utica, and Cooperstown. For more information:
Website: www.cherrybranchgallery.com
Phone: 607-264-9530

Dippity-Do-Da Day: Taste of Fly Creek Series
10:00am-4:00pm
Experience the full flavor of Fly Creek Cider Mill specialty dip mixes in this focused tasting. These very popular mixes range from sweet to savory and are easy to prepare and enjoy. Samples, recipes and promotions will be available. For more infromation:
Website: www.flycreekcidermill.com
Phone: 607-547-9692
Email: info@flycreekcidermill.com

Full Set
With his smooth and free flowing style of fiddle playing, Michael Harrison creates a distinctive sound using original and colourful techniques. Six times All-Ireland champion Sean McCarthy is known for his complete use of the uilleann pipes and employs his skills and mastery of this instrument in all pieces arranged by FullSet. Talented musician, Janine Redmond, on button accordion maintains a rich traditional style that is becoming ever so rare in traditional music today. Eamonn Moloney on bodhran and Andy Meaney on guitar, effortlessly blend the music together with a sensitive yet driving accompaniment section. The emotive singing style of Teresa Horgan completes the ensemble and adds a whole other dimension to overall sound. For more Information and Pricing:
Website: www.earlvilleoperahouse.com
Phone: 315-691-3550
E-Mail: info@earlvilleoperahouse.com

Dippity-Do-Da Day: Taste of Fly Creek Series
10:00am-4:00pm
Experience the full flavor of Fly Creek Cider Mill specialty dip mixes in this focused tasting. These very popular mixes range from sweet to savory and are easy to prepare and enjoy. Samples, recipes and promotions will be available. For more infromation:
Website: www.flycreekcidermill.com
Phone: 607-547-9692
Email: info@flycreekcidermill.com

Vanaver Caravan: pastures of Plenty
America's greatest balladeer lives on. Internationally acclaimed Vanaver Caravan Music and Dance Company's Pasture of PLenty is a celebratation of Woody Guthrie the folksinger and Wood Guthrie the man. New York Times critc Alistair Macaulay described the piece as "dance that connectd clogging (in particular), tap, soft shoe, barefoot, and acrobatic idioms to reveal American folk lines in movement." He also wrote "This 90 minute tribute seamlessly embraces many facets of Guthrie's America: the hobo vision, the affection for children and innocence, the Dust Bowl ballads, the compassion and anger caused by injustice, the loyalty to music itself as a life force." Hitch a ride with the Caravan for the quintessential Americn journey from California to the New York island, from the Dust Bowl to the Grand Coulee Dam, from the miners' shanties to the outlaws' trail, from the lonesome highway to the Union Hall in an evening of what Dance Magazine calls "an explosion of joy, rhythms and energy." For more information and ticket details:
Website: www.westkc.org
Phone: 607-278-5454
E-Mail: beth@westkc.org

Black and White: A Group Show Opening Party
Featuring photography of Marlise Schneider, a group show of black and white collage, photography, paintings, and sculpture by local artist. For more information or to submit entries:
Website: www.cherrybranchgallery.com
Phone: 607-264-9530

Claire Lynch Band
the Claire Lynch Band is high on the bluegrass world's A-List, with musicians whose accolades include two International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA) Female Vocalist of the Year awards and two Grammy nominations for Best Bluegrass Album. Claire's musical direction dates back to the days of the Front Porch String Band, resulting in a seasoned sound that is simultaneously unpretentious and richly textured.For more Information and Pricing:
Website: www.earlvilleoperahouse.com
Phone: 315-691-3550
E-Mail: info@earlvilleoperahouse.com

Mary Gauthier: Live at the B Side Ballroom
Mary Gauthier is "ashort story writer who can telegraph entire lives in the matter of a few verses and intriguing chords." She sings of outsiders, rejection, rootlessness, hard knocks, redemption, and niversal truths. Gauthier's songs have been recorded by Boy George, Jimmy Buffett, and Tim McGraw, and her six studio albums have received countless accolades. Her just-released Live at Blue Rock presents Gauthier at her musical peak. "Gauthier rejects mainstream entertainment values, the showy mastery, perkiness and polish that aim at providing musical diverson and courting mass popularity. She puts on a show, all right... of those who show up and a devoted bunch they are, she demands engagement, and rewards it." Scott Nolan and Joanna Miller will open the show and then join Mary on stage. For more information and ticket details:
Website: www.westkc.org
Phone: 607-278-5454
E-Mail: beth@westkc.org

Train Robbery
Travel back in time to the exciting world of Outlaws and The Wild West! The train is carrying a strong box full to the brim with money and the local Outlaw Gang knows it. Will the bandits get away with the loot, or will the Lawmen prevail? Find out as a passenger on the Train Robbery featuring action packed shoot outs, period costumes, and fun entertainment for the whole family. Train Departs at 1:00pm so don't be late!! For more Information, to make reservations or ticket prices:
Phone: 607-432-2429
Website: www.lrhs.com

Grace Kelly Quintet
Saxophonist Grace kelly has played with the Boston Pops and with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra both at Lincoln Center and at DC's Kennedy Center. She fronts her own band and has recorded and/or performed with Harry Conick Jr., Dave Brubeck, Wynton Marsalis, Phil Woods, Frank Morgan, Esperanza Spalding, Toots Thielemans, Hank JOnes, Chris POtter, Rufus Reid, Kenny Barron, Dianne Reeves, Billy Hart, Ann Hampton Callaway, James Cotton, and Terri Lynn Carrinton. She's been featured on CNN, ABC, and NPR's "Piano Jazz." And she just turned 20. "What if I told you that the future of jazz... rested in the hands of a Korean American saxophonist named Grace Kelly? I've heard the future of jazz and it is Grace Kelly" says David Was for NPR. For more information and ticket details:
Website: www.westkc.org
Phone: 607-278-5454
E-Mail: beth@westkc.org

Dippity-Do-Da Day: Taste of Fly Creek Series
10:00am-4:00pm
Experience the full flavor of Fly Creek Cider Mill specialty dip mixes in this focused tasting. These very popular mixes range from sweet to savory and are easy to prepare and enjoy. Samples, recipes and promotions will be available. For more infromation:
Website: www.flycreekcidermill.com
Phone: 607-547-9692
Email: info@flycreekcidermill.com

Susan Miller: Matter and Spirit Opening Party
Susan Miller is a graphic and photographic artist of the natural world and the spiritual messages it contains. Sue Believes that "what you see initially is only the surface of an object, dig deeper to find the true meaning of something and you will usually find a truism in yourself." Miller's images speak to the power of earthly and ethereal unions. For more information:
Website: www.cherrybranchgallery.com
Phone: 607-264-9530

The Duhks
Grammy nominees and JUNO-award winners, the Duhks reunite! After a 3 year hiatus to work on individual projects, the band- lead vocalist Jessee Havey, fiddler Tania Elizabeth, Jordan McConnell on guitar, Scott Senior on percussion, and Leonard Podolak on banjo- is doing limited tour dates and recording again. The Duhks is one of the most musically adventurous bands to come from the roots scene in the past decade. Their WKC performance will be a rare opportunity to hear the band unplugged in an intimate acoustic setting. For more information and ticket details:
Website: www.westkc.org
Phone: 607-278-5454
E-Mail: beth@westkc.org

Dippity-Do-Da Day: Taste of Fly Creek Series
10:00am-4:00pm
Experience the full flavor of Fly Creek Cider Mill specialty dip mixes in this focused tasting. These very popular mixes range from sweet to savory and are easy to prepare and enjoy. Samples, recipes and promotions will be available. For more infromation:
Website: www.flycreekcidermill.com
Phone: 607-547-9692
Email: info@flycreekcidermill.com

Dippity-Do-Da Day: Taste of Fly Creek Series
10:00am-4:00pm
Experience the full flavor of Fly Creek Cider Mill specialty dip mixes in this focused tasting. These very popular mixes range from sweet to savory and are easy to prepare and enjoy. Samples, recipes and promotions will be available. For more infromation:
Website: www.flycreekcidermill.com
Phone: 607-547-9692
Email: info@flycreekcidermill.com

Annual Holiday Market
10:00am-7:00pm
A festive all-day open house and market displaying the work of local artist and crafts-people. Handmade gifts such as ornaments, jewelry, greeting cards, gift baskets, paintings, pottery, wooden bowls, glass vases, and more fill the space with substance and sparkle. Come and join us for some good cheer and a cup of hot cider. Make it a tradition! For more information:
Website: www.cherrybranchgallery.com
Phone: 607-264-9530