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Members of the Boonville Concert Band perform a free concert for the community in this file photo. The bank has scheduled a series of performances on select Friday nights in July and August at Erwin Park.
Boonville Concert Band to perform series of shows in Erwin Park
The Boonville Concert Band has announced several upcoming performances at the Lower Pavilion at Erwin Park, off of Route 12. more
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Luke Towne, studio technician and Community Arts Education instructor at Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute in Utica removes a mold for making rings from a Crock Pot located in the jewelry-making studio on campus. A metal smith and artist, Towne will teach classes in jewelry making and metal smithing, including the mini course, Intro to Chain Making, during the summer Community Arts Education program.(Photo courtesy Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute)
MWPAI gears up for summer with array of classes, events
Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute, 310 Genesee St., is gearing up for a summer full of events, including a crammed schedule of summer Community Art Education classes for all age groups. … more
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Kyle Bass, Assistant Professor of Theater, teaches a class in drama and theater arts in Dana Hall at Colgate University in 2019.
Frankfort native relishes role of resident playwright
Kyle Bass was raised among the quaint ruralness of Frankfort, New York, on his father’s horse ranch. more
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Vernon Center to celebrate 44th Old Home Day on Aug. 6
The 44th Vernon Center Old Home Day will take place in the park on Saturday, Aug. 6. more
Youngsters enjoy the Utica Zoomobile’s visit to the Old Forge Library in 2020.
Utica Zoomobile to visit Old Forge
The Utica Zoomobile returns to the Old Forge Library at noon Thursday, July 14, under the tent on the library lawn at 220 Crosby Blvd. more
Jervis Public Library
Ukulele circle Monday at Jervis library
Jervis Public Library, 613 N. Washington St., will host a ukulele circle on Monday, July 11 ... more
‘Music in the Air’ at Theodore’s in Canastota
The Oneida-Canastota Christian Women’s Club Invites the public to their Music is in the Air luncheon. more
Author returns to local roots to share history of Central New York
Author Daniel Koch returns to his Central New York roots and will speak on his upcoming 2022 publication of “Land of the Oneidas: Central New York State and the Creation of America ... more
Registration deadline looms for annual art exhibition
Rome Art Association’s 63rd annual Membership Exhibition will take place later this month at the Cinema Capitol Gallery, 230 W. Dominick St. more
Eighty-five pieces were selected for the 8th Annual Adirondack National Pastel Exhibition from approximately 300  applicants. Awards were recently presented to artists for their imagination, techniques, and skill. View, in collaboration with the Adirondack Pastel Society, was able to provide over $3,000 in cash prizes to the winners.
National Pastel Exhibition: View gives thanks
Eighty-five pieces were selected for the 8th Annual Adirondack National Pastel Exhibition from approximately 300 applicants. more
Desert Fire – 18+ Best in Show 2021.
Mini-masterpieces on sale at Kirkland Art Center
The Kirkland Art Center, 9 1/2 E. Park Row, will host their annual “Just Add Water” community exhibition, sponsored by Golden Artist Colors, from July 9 through July 23, with an online … more
Donna Migliaccio
Children’s Museum director presents at national conference
Donna Migliaccio, the museum director of the Utica Children’s Museum, and Brandi Candido, ICAN director of brand management, attended the Association of Children’s Museums national … more
The cover of "Pussy: A Collection of Scribbles, Tears, and Hurt Feelings," written by Fletch, a Canastota-based author.
Canastota author publishes book of poetry
This collection of poetry reflects the author’s experiences when he was in emotional distress. more
Capitol SummerStage show postponed
The Capitol Theatre, 230 W. Dominick St., has postponed its first of two SummerStage productions for the season. more
Project to share ‘Faces of Agriculture’
In support of the local agricultural industry and in an effort to connect the community to the farmers and growers who provide safe, affordable food ... more
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A horticulture exhibits from last year’s show.
Utica Garden and Flower Show returns to library
UTICA The Utica Garden and Flower Show returns to the Utica Public Library, 303 Genesee St., on Friday and Saturday, July 8 -9. The Flower Show, a judged event, is sponsored by District V of the … more
The Forge House
Local history and stories series starts July 7 in Old Forge
The Old Forge Library and Town of Webb Historical Association are hosting a local History and Stories series at 5 p.m. on Thursdays throughout the summer. more
The Reynolds Brother shoe factory building. Perhaps the last photo of the building located on John Street in Utica. The once-thriving shoe factory was raised in 1974 as part of urban renewal.
Take a walking tour of Utica’s historic shoe district
Utica shoes! Who knew? Many people don’t realize Utica once had a thriving shoe manufacturing industry, producing as many as two thousand pairs of shoes a day. more
McConnellsville Garden Club to host annual show on July 13
The McConnellsville Garden Club’s Annual Flower Show Luncheon will take place on Wednesday, July 13... more
Marsha Moreland, of Rome, gives her green-cheeked conure, Sky, a drink of water while visiting Jervis Public Library on North Washington Street. Sky is a registered Emotional Support Animal and has come to Moreland’s assistance on several occasions.
In Rome, rescue bird becomes local sensation
They’ve become a hometown sensation and it’s not often that you don’t see the two together — whether it be grocery shopping or browsing through books at Jervis Public Library. more
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