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Artworks by Jill Lavetsky will be on display at the Newfield Public Library the whole month of November. Stop in and view the beautiful work by this local artist and […]

Art Show by Three Gallery Artist Christine Chin, Ed Brothers, Nancy Ridenour November 6 – 30, 2025. An opening reception will be held on Fri., November 7, 5–8 pm

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 […]

Nov 7–Dec 13, 2025 Sat & Sun, 1-5pm The Cherry Gallery Works by artists from across New York State who participated in the prestigious 2025 Saltonstall Foundation juried residency program. […]

The Ithaca College Chamber Singers present Bach's motet Komm, Jesu, Komm, BWV 229, one of the great achievements of Baroque polyphony. In this double choir setting, voices are augmented by harpsichord and organ. Other works by Bach and Kirchner.

Come and celebrate and enjoy an interactive community youth and young adult art exhibit centered on LGBTQ+ chosen family. Inside the letters that spell “Chosen Family,” you’re invited to write the names of those who have shaped your life in meaningful ways. They might be friends, mentors, partners, neighbors, or community members, anyone who feels […]

Two free workshops for musicians, brought to you by the Community Arts Partnership Monday, November 10 6:00 - 7:30pm (7:30 to 8:00pm - social time and networking) Join local musicians […]

New Compositions from the Studio of Nicolas Chuaqui and Jorge Grossmann

This evening’s concert features an exciting blend of repertoire for percussion ensemble, including classics like Edgard Varèse’s “Ionisation” and newer pieces like electronic music producer Jlin’s piece “Derivative.” Rich and haunting sound worlds are explored in Gemma Peacocke’s “All Corners of This Floating World, Swept,” while creative decision-making happens live in the works of George […]

Analysis of fragmented and commingled human skeletal remains at a Liburnian Iron Age to Roman Period necropolis in Nadin, Croatia reveals a complex interplay between natural processes and bicultural practices, especially Roman expansion into the Eastern Adriatic. (Note: while this presentation does NOT include any photos of human remains, photos of fragmentary animal bones are […]