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Tuesday, December 2 7PM | Hockett Family Recital Hall Free and open to the public. Join us for the final project of this semester's String Forum! We have been studying contemporary string techniques and theatrical performance practices, culminating in this curated recital program. Program - Felt - Yaz Lancaster VooDoo Dolls - Jesse Montgomery koʻu […]

Morticia and Gomez, their eccentric family and household, all were inspired by the wonderfully strange work of artist Charles Addams, who drew hundreds of cartoons, mainly for New Yorker magazine, during his long career. Many of us can still sing, from memory, the words to the theme song from the very first Addams Family TV […]

Join for an amazing performance by Ithaca College's Concert Band!

“Cornell Organists”: A program featuring the works of Johann Sebastian Bach, his contemporaries, and Felix Mendelssohn. photo credit: Lindsay France

Internally known political cartoonist Pedro X. Molina will discuss and screen his new graphic novel, "Milestones of Latin American Democracy," at Ithaca City of Asylum's annual Voices of Freedom.

Pedro X. Molina, an internationally known political cartoonist, will display panels from his forthcoming graphic novel, Milestones of Latin American Democracy, and discuss his creative process. This presentation is Ithaca City of Asylum's annual Voices of Freedom event.

The Ithaca College Chamber Orchestra concert presents a concert of contemporary string music that features the premiere of two IC co-commissions, Gala Flagello's "Droughts and Downpours" and Quinn Mason's "Serenade for Strings." Double bass professor, Tristen Jarvis, will join us to play Missy Mazzoli's "Dark with Excessive Bright" The concert finishes with Golijov's Tango-sinpired "Last […]

Along with its role as a home for the visual arts, how might the Johnson Museum’s unique I. M. Pei building inspire musical compositions? Join us for this special opportunity to hear keyboard performances by student composers, inspired by the building’s architecture, light, and environment—as well as the sound of an original 1865 Broadwood piano […]

Join us for this annual favorite community event celebrating local creativity and craftsmanship — and supporting the Friends of the Library at the same time! Discover one-of-a-kind, locally made treasures perfect for the holiday season. 🎨🛍️ 📍 Location: Lansing Town Hall, Community Center & Library (ground floor) 🗓 Dates:• Friday, December 5 | 3–6 PM […]

Friday, December 5 5PM | Ford Hall Free and open to the public Join us for an exciting evening of new music as the composers of the first-year composition class present the culminating performance of their first semester at Ithaca College. These brand-new works are hot off the press and will be announced from the […]

Join us for this annual favorite community event celebrating local creativity and craftsmanship — and supporting the Friends of the Library at the same time! Discover one-of-a-kind, locally made treasures perfect for the holiday season. 🎨🛍️ 📍 Location: Lansing Town Hall, Community Center & Library (ground floor) 🗓 Dates:• Friday, December 5 | 3–6 PM […]

The 11th Annual CookieWalk is back! Browse tables of festive, homemade cookies, select the ones you want and pay by the pound. There is no easier way to have a great variety of fresh holiday cookies at your house without even looking for your measuring spoons. Cookies make a great gift for friends, neighbors, teachers, […]

RADA Cutlery—perfect as Christmas gifts! Orders placed will be here in time for Christmas. Special Cash and Carry deals. Enjoy tasty snacks.

Join us for Sunday Cinema at Newfield United Methodist Church on December 7th. Enjoy a lunch of assorted soups and bread at 11:30 and the movie “Christmas Angel” at noon followed by a brief discussion about the movie.

The Gayogo̲hó:nǫˀ Learning Project is dedicated to fostering understanding and appreciation of Gayogo̲hó:nǫˀ (Cayuga) and general Indigenous history, culture, and contemporary issues. This screening is the fourth in a series of films presented at Cinemapolis by the GLP and offers an opportunity to engage with Indigenous perspectives and narratives across Turtle Island. The film is […]

The Gayogo̲hó:nǫˀ Learning Project is dedicated to fostering understanding and appreciation of Gayogo̲hó:nǫˀ (Cayuga) and general Indigenous history, culture, and contemporary issues. This screening is the fourth in a series of films presented at Cinemapolis by the GLP and offers an opportunity to engage with Indigenous perspectives and narratives across Turtle Island. Film description: A […]

Gail Heriot, a recently retired law professor from the University of San Diego, says that the 1991 Civil Rights act made harassment lawsuits more financially lucrative and launched the industry of training employees in "diversity, equity, and inclusion." Its excesses have left us all "walking on eggshells" and triggered a backlash. Heriot is an expert […]

Cornell University Lessons and Carols sung by the Cornell University Chorus and Glee Club, interspersed with traditional readings by members of the Cornell community. Note: doors will open at 6:30pm. There is no indoor waiting area at Sage Chapel. Seating is first-come, first-served. The service will include congregational singing. Please contact lag277@cornell.edu by Dec. 3 […]

Monday, December 8 7PM | Ford Hall Free and open to the public. This program is a joint concert between Campus Orchestra (Sinfonietta) and Campus Band. It will close with the two groups playing a Medley from the Phantom of the Opera.