About the Event Rachel Yoder will be at BSB to discuss her fantastical novel, Nightbitch. One day, the mother was a mother, but then one night, she was quite suddenly something else… An ambitious mother puts her art career on hold to stay at home with her newborn son, but the experience does not match her imagination. Two years later, ... Read More

Kick off the month of November with a reading and Q&A with Shilpi Suneja from her debut novel, House of Caravans. Suneja will be in conversation with Natasha Raheja, Assistant Professor of Anthropology at Cornell University. This book is a marvelous debut novel exploring the fractures caused by the Partition of India, as well as the legacy and contemporary parallels ... Read More

Join Community Science Institute for a team exploration of YOUR water quality questions! Friday, November 3, 10am - Noon Tompkins County Public Library BorgWarner Room 101 East Green St. Do you have questions about the water quality in your watershed, such as: -Where on Cayuga Lake do Harmful Algal Blooms occur most frequently? -Which of my favorite swimming holes have ... Read More

Angelo Paradiso mixes Minimalism, abstract and raw emotion in his latest series “Intersectionality”. Using various mediums including acrylic on stretched canvas w rough cut cedar wood frames, each piece tells stories with simplicity and nuance. Angelo Paradiso has been an artist, musician and producer living in the Fingerlakes for decades. He has a Bachelor of Arts from Ithaca College, class ... Read More

Join us for First Friday Gallery Night at CAP ArtSpace where Argentine American artist, Fernanda Medina, will exhibit a new series of oil paintings featuring intimate portraits, still lifes, and images that remind her of the feeling of being “home.” A search for identity and belonging as an immigrant through art.

First Friday Gallery Night, Opening Reception of "You ART Here: Paintings and Memories from Two Cultures." Argentine American artist, Fernanda Medina, will exhibit a new series of oil paintings, featuring intimate portraits, still lifes and images that remind her of the feeling of being “home.” A search for identity and belonging as an immigrant through art.

Cynthia G. Neale, author of historical novels, cookbooks, essays, and screenplays, will be at Buffalo Street Books to read from her latest novel, Catherine, Queen of the Tumbling Waters. Join us for an evening of historical literature and tasty treats! "I'm not like your white women who lose their tongues and wits in a house full of men." So says ... Read More

Join Joanna Green at Buffalo Street Books for the launch of her debut collection of poems, “Salamanders in Winter”, just published by Cayuga Lake Books. Her work explores the conundrum of living life fully in the midst of societal collapse. Before turning to writing and music upon retirement, Green was a pioneer in the field of sustainable agriculture at Cornell ... Read More