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This program reimagines Farrenc’s salon culture, placing her rarely performed Sextet, Op. 40 at the center of a conversation on women writing for winds in 19th-century France. Paired with Reicha’s Quintet, Op. 100 No. 3 and new works by Cornell composers (Chenghao Michalis Li and more), the evening evokes the salons Farrenc herself led—spaces outside […]
come play Magic the Gathering & Pokemon TCG at Riverwood Gifts every Friday Night!
Join Simba and his friends Nala, Timon and Pumbaa as they journey through the Pridelands to save their home. With amazing songs and dazzling dances it will be an unforgettable adventure. $5 for students and seniors. $10 for adults.
Friday, November 14 7PM | Ford Hall Free and open to the public. The Shirley and Chas Hockett Chamber Music Series is proud to host internationall acclaimed jazz vocal group New York Voices! Catch the legendary group on their farewell tour November 14, 2025 at 7:00pm in Ford Hall on the Ithaca College campus
Fast-changing times can engender a reaction of disconnection, overwhelm, and uncertainty about what the future holds. In this chaotic reality, how do we stay grounded, whole, and connected to our purpose? Although Dowsing is not a future-telling modality, it can help us to determine the next best steps for ourselves, bringing a necessary sense of autonomy […]
Scholars—including Roger Moseley, Laurent Ferri, and PhD students from Cornell (Benjamin Skoronski, Moira de Kok, and Maria Bulla Clavijo) and the University of Rochester (Kelsy Morrison and Lauren Ganger)—will explore themes ranging from archival methodologies and gendered perspectives on music history to anthologies as cultural artifacts, women as entrepreneurs, and the institutional and pedagogical frameworks […]
Come to the Rummage Sale fundraiser for the Class of 2026 All-Night Party on Saturday, Nov 15 at 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. at Newfield Fire Hall. Clothes, toys, books, home decor, kitchen items, and treasures for everyone! Food available. All items $5 or less unless otherwise marked.
Hosted by Wayne Harbert, a lifelong “non-musician” who dabbles in dulcimer making, this session will be a hands-on opportunity to experience the feel and sound of the Appalachian dulcimer. Join us to learn about an instrument whose history links medieval musical theory with rural American ingenuity, and whose design properties make it an ideal musical […]
Discover the timeless charm of Japanese kokeshi dolls—beautiful hand-carved wooden figures with over 150 years of tradition—in this special two-part workshop led by artist and anthropologist Annie Sheng. Annie, who lived in Japan’s Tohoku region (the birthplace of kokeshi), will share insights into the cultural history and artistry of these beloved dolls. Participants will then […]
The Gallery at South Hill, Daniel Rothenberg "The Alchemist's Press" exhibit. This one person exhibit features the work of Rochester, NY based artist Daniel Rothenberg who works with photography and printmaking to create one of a kind artworks called Kallitypes. The kallitype process, first invented in the late 1800s, is a historical photographic printing method […]
Trumansburg Conservatory of Fine Arts presents guest artist Sara Gutis of SG Academy of Irish Dance (CT), leading Ceili Dances from 2-3:30 and Beginner Irish Dance from 3:45-4:30. For Teens and Adults, with or without experience. No special shoes required.
Join Simba and his friends Nala, Timon and Pumbaa as they journey through the Pridelands to save their home. With amazing songs and dazzling dances it will be an unforgettable adventure. $5 for students and seniors. $10 for adults.
