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History series continues Aug. 18 in Old Forge
The Old Forge Library and Town of Webb Historical Association are hosting a series — Local History and Stories —  featuring presentations on a variety of local subjects ... more
“The Journey-Shepherding God’s People” program hosts the Rev. Carol Jubenville, left, and Father John Buehler.
Online film series focuses on the humanity of Jesus Christ
“Jesus Wept,” the newest part of the “The Journey-Shepherding God’s People” video series, is now available online. The video series program and accompanying tools are designed for those … more
MVCC announces Fall Cultural Series lineup
Mohawk Valley Community College (MVCC) has announced the lineup of events for the Fall 2022 semester, which will include a performance by comedian Jay Pharoah, an “American Idol” Winners … more

Sci-Fi Wednesdays will take place in the John S. Dyson Energy Zone’s rear parking lot on Wednesdays in August.
Sci-Fi outdoor movie series at New York Energy Zone
The New York Power Authority (NYPA) and Made in Utica are teaming up to honor the late, pioneering cinematographer Douglas Trumbull with a free, outdoor movie series featuring three of the … more
The Friends of the Old Forge Library are hosting The Bash annual fundraiser Sunday, Aug. 14, at the library.
Bash to benefit Old Forge Library
The Friends of the Old Forge Library are hosting The Bash annual fundraiser from 3-5 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 14, at the library, 220 Crosby Blvd. more
Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon presented $15,000 to RACC. Pictured above with children from the Artletics program are, from left, Ann Lynch, Buttenschon, Rome Mayor Jacqueline M. Izzo, and RACC Executive Director Jason Tockey.
RACC receives $15K for Artletics program
Rome Art and Community Center’s arts summer camp for youths was presented with a ceremonial check for $15,000 in Community Development Block Grant monies ... more
A crew comprised of city Department of Public Works employees Christopher Lagasse and Cody Danielski work on the Sound Garden trail being installed in the backyard of Rome Art and Community Center, 308 W. Bloomfield St.
RACC adds final piece to Sound Garden
Rome Art And Community Center, 308 W. Bloomfield St., has added its eighth and final sculpture to its outdoor Sound Garden, located on the grounds of the art center, with a pathway guiding … more
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The newest addition to the Utica Zoo is a Hartmann’s mountain zebra, born to Zecora on July 30.
Baby zebra born to Zecora at Utica Zoo
The Utica Zoo is excited to be sharing the news — the birth of a female zebra. The Hartmann’s mountain zebra was born to Zecora on Saturday, July 30. more
View presents ‘Beguiled Again’ musical revue Sunday
The musical revue “Beguiled Again: The Songs of Rodgers and Hart” will be performed at View, the center for arts and culture. more
The Capitol will screen “King Kong” (RKO, 1933) Friday at 9:05 p.m.
19th Capitolfest starts Aug. 12
Rome’s Capitol Theatre, 222 W. Dominick St., will present the 19th edition of its annual Capitolfest film festival from Friday, Aug. 12, through Sunday, Aug. 14. more
Jervis Public Library
Jervis library announces upcoming events
The following events will be offered at Jervis Public Library ... more
Nonprofits to raise money during Day of Giving
On Sept. 20, up to 100 local nonprofit organizations will be raising money to support local efforts, including 8 to 10 arts organizations. more
Young artists, ages 9-12, can take part in the Stop Motion Animation class taught by Meghan Pagano through the Munson-Williams Proctor Arts Institute’s Community Arts Education program. Registration for fall programming, for all ages, has begun.
MWPAI to offer Community Arts Education classes for all ages
From fashion sewing classes and ceramics, to drawing, jewelry making, studio painting and a Welding for Women intro class in sculpture, Munson-Williams Proctor Arts Institute fall Community … more
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David Peckham, of Horseheads, works to restore the Moller Theater organ at the Capitol Theatre on Tuesday afternoon. The organ was originally installed at the Capitol, 222 W. Dominick St., Rome, by the Moller Company in 1928. There were only five of this type of organ ever made and this is the only un-altered Moller Theatre organ left, said Peckham.
Historic organ adds to flair of Capitolfest
The star behind the scenes at Rome's Capitol Theatre is an original Möller theater pipe organ — installed at the Capitol in 1928 ... more
A historical marker was recently mounted in Canastota to designate a Liberty Party national convention held in the area in 1852. According to Canastota Village Historian David Sadler, this has been the only presidential convention ever held in Madison County.
Historical marker highlights national convention in Canastota
A new historic landmark was erected in the village to identify the nearby site of a Liberty Party national convention held in 1852. more
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Sue Kiesel
Local Histories and Stories Series continues at Old Forge Library
The Local Histories and Stories Series continues at 5 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 11, with Sue Kiesel and her presentation on “The Healing Power of Photographing Outdoors." more
Alabaster & Ash hosts Freya Fest in Remsen Saturday
Magical finds and boho vibes, organizers of Freya Fest promise to bring intuitive readers, artisans, and holistic services together in celebration of all things magical. more
Bryan Brockway and Nazie Adolfi with just a few of the bookbags and school supply items that will be distributed later this month from Adolfi’s D&D Carpet.
Volunteer effort gears up to provide school supplies for area students in need
Students from kindergarten to college are welcome to the D&D Carpets of Rome Back-to-School Supply Giveaway. more
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Cast members rehearse a scene from Next To Normal which will open Thursday at the Rome Community Theatre. From left: Jessica Sargent-Wilk, Shane Archer Reed, Hannah DeStefano and Chris Toia.
Contemporary musical to open Thursday at RCT
Billed as a contemporary musical, the show “Next To Normal” opens Thursday, Aug. 11, for a four-performance run at Rome Community Theater, 8911 Upper Turin Road. more
People gather for the annual Peterboro Emancipation Day photo, marking another celebration with a group photo of all in attendance at the Gerrit Smith Estate on Saturday, Aug. 6.
Emancipation Day celebrates Peterboro legacy
Peterboro was the center of the abolition movement, and to this day, its people continue its efforts to overcome racism and discrimination and to advocate for equal rights. more
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