Events
The Community Calendar is a public service provided by the Cayuga County Chamber of Commerce. All organizations holding public events may submit details to the calendar free of charge.
Listing on the Community Calendar does not constitute an endorsement by the Chamber, nor does the Chamber bear any responsibility for the accuracy of details in the event listings. Use the contact information in the event listing to check and verify details.
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Museum Hours: Wednesday - Saturday, 11am - 4pm Clothing is much more intertwined with culture and communication than it may seem. The Jacquard machine, a loom invented in 1804 in order to speed up the process of producing complex textiles, became the foundation for modern day computers. The colloquialism “weaving a tale” is used when someone tells a long and intricate story. The act of creating textiles is both a metaphor for and an example […]
$10 – $15
The family-friendly Sweet Treat Trail is all about the unique sweets and treats that Cayuga County has to offer. Whether it's honey or jam or homemade cookies made with locally grown and produced products, the Trail has everything to satisfy your sweet tooth cravings. The 20 stops along the trail include farmers’ markets, bakeries, farm stands, stores, ice cream stands, u-picks and cafés, all featuring locally grown or produced sweet treats. From north to south in Cayuga […] |
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The Leadership Cayuga Class of 2023 has been hard at work on a project with the Downtown Auburn Business Improvement District to determine business attraction and retention in our downtown landscape. Join us on May 4th at the Hilton Garden Inn to hear their findings as well as the results of their public survey. This event is open to the public. 9am - Introduction and Welcome 9:05-9:25am - Downtown Auburn History - Elaine Ferrier, Meg Gremli, Teresa Martinez, […] |
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Join us for First Friday on May 5th, from 5-7PM. We will be hosting local photographer Todd Tanner in our gift shop gallery. This evening will also serve as the opening reception for our new exhibit, Rooted in Reform. This exhibit explores the founding of the Auburn Correctional Facility, the relationships to the Miller and Seward family, and the criminal justice system from its beginnings until today. This event is free and open to the public.
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Experience an afternoon of creative writing, inspired by the words of the Seward family’s youngest child, Fanny. Join best-selling author and transformational writing coach, Laura Ponticello, and dive into the past to discover your inner artist. Express your written word in a group setting following a tea in the Seward gardens. Tickets are $20, reservations are required, and this event has a 25 person maximum.
$20
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Celebrate with us at the Springside Inn on May 11, 2023 at 11:30am for our Annual Chamber Awards Luncheon!
$50
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Join us for this informative Lunch & Learn event. Lunch will be provided. Get your questions about Medicare answered along with these relevant topics: What is Medicare Part A and B What is Medicare Part C and D Do you need to apply or is it automatic How much does it cost What kind of Medicare plans are there What makes the most sense for you How does Part D work Programs that are available […] |
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Come spend a Ladies-Night-In at Melody’s in Auburn, NY creating your signature candle with Cocoas Candles, enjoying spoken word artists, vocalist and vendors – good food, fun and fellowship ~ Melody’s style! Fee: $40 includes all supplies, workshop instructor, food, beverages, dessert and good vibes! Register Here!
$40.00
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Be part of an amazing event! Women Build is an opportunity for women to help each other build community, confidence, and independence. No experience needed, just a giving heart! We work at the construction site working on renovations of the home. All are welcome!
$25.00
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Cayuga Lake National Bank (CLNB) is hosting an in-person event at its Union Springs branch on Saturday, May 20 from 11:00 AM–1 PM to celebrate World Bee Day! World Bee Day is a holiday that celebrates the importance of bees in keeping the planet healthy! As effective pollinators, bees play a vital role in helping plants grow and maintaining our agricultural needs. Join us for an event-filled day of family-friendly activities and buzz along with […]
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Christine Carter, clarinet Zoë Martin-Doike, viola Anna Petrova, piano The Iris Trio presents the “Blue Chapter” of their multi-year Project Earth - an ecological prayer of sustainability for our planet. Through newly commissioned poetry and genre-crossing chamber music, the project explores our spiritual connections with the natural world and strives to illuminate the impact of human behavior on the environment, addressing issues of climate change, pollution, habitat degradation and biodiversity loss, while recognizing the power […]
$8 – $240
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Melody’s @ 128 Genesee Street Business after Five on May 24th 5-6:30pm LMS Photography gift certificate Jsy'Neem and Things Basket Sister's Cleaning Services Gift Certificate Bedazzled Sip & Shades Basket by Divine Coverings DJing Camp at Auburn Public Theater gift certificate Register Today! |
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Leadership Cayuga Alumni, Chamber Members, Family and Friends, Please join us for a delicious luncheon to celebrate the accomplishments of the Leadership Cayuga Class of 2023 and wish them well! Lunch will be from Pure Market and Catering. Open to the public.
$35
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Sabrina Tabby, violin Jinty McTavish, violin Rita Andrade, viola Genevieve Tabby, cello Welcome to the future of the string quartet! Come along for the ride as ATLYS takes you through the wormhole of string quartet alternate realities. You will be guided through vast and mystical sound worlds, bewitched by the beauty of nature on earth, whisked away through dreamy fantasy lands, and launched through stars to galaxies far, far away. Original works by ATLYS and […]
$8 – $240
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Eliot Heaton, violin Geoffrey Herd, violin Esther Park, piano Ettore Causa, viola Eric Wong, viola Max Geissler, cello “Once upon a time…” opens the door to tales of impossible things and wondrous adventures; it is an equally apt beginning for this concert, in which we’ll hear such stories explored and depicted through music. Schumann’s Märchenbilder (‘Fairy Tale Pictures’) is a set of charming character pieces, while Shih-Hui Chen’s programmatic work Returning Souls introduces us to […]
$8 – $240
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Eliot Heaton, violin Geoffrey Herd, violin Esther Park, piano Ettore Causa, viola Eric Wong, viola Max Geissler, cello “Once upon a time…” opens the door to tales of impossible things and wondrous adventures; it is an equally apt beginning for this concert, in which we’ll hear such stories explored and depicted through music. Schumann’s Märchenbilder (‘Fairy Tale Pictures’) is a set of charming character pieces, while Shih-Hui Chen’s programmatic work Returning Souls introduces us to […]
$8 – $240
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Oswego artist Tyrone Johnson-Neuland has come a long way from his childhood, when he ordered information on how to be an artist from the ads in TV Guide magazine. He is a featured Emerging Artist mounting an exhibition in both the Schweinfurth Art Center and Cayuga Museum of History & Art from March 25 through May 28, 2023. His large paintings at the Schweinfurth explore spatial, social, and self awareness. His paintings at the Cayuga […]
$10 – $15
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Nicolas Kendall, violin Charles Yang, violin Ranaan Meyer, bass Bonded by an uncommon blend of instruments and vocals, this two-time GRAMMY-winning ensemble stands at the busy intersection of Americana, modern pop, and classical music. To experience Time For Three (TF3) live is to hear the various eras, styles, and traditions of Western music fold in on themselves and emerge anew. www.tf3.com All programs subject to change.
$8 – $240
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Join us Friday, June 2nd for the first of our Summer First Friday events. We will be hosting a group show from Erica Manners and Arthur Hutchinson in our gift shop and complimentary refreshments will be provided. We will also have the 'Network to Freedom' and 'Rooted in Reform' exhibits open for interpretation. This event will take place from 5:00pm - 8:00pm and is free and open to the public.
Free
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Jinjoo Cho, violin Geoffrey Herd, violin Eric Wong, viola Clive Greensmith, cello Max Geissler, cello Henry Kramer, piano Enjoy musical evocations of religious traditions from around the world, where we encounter music’s remarkable ability to calm the mind and uplift the soul, eliciting both serenity and joy. A raucous evocation of the festival atmosphere in Temples in Taiwan by Lu Yun contrasts with Maurice Ravel’s “Kaddisch,” a melismatic, soaring prayer. The Bloch Piano Quintet is […]
$8 – $240
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