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The main gallery this month features two long-term members. Diana Ozolins' acrylics reflect her ramblings in nature; Margy Nelson's watercolors embody her inner dance with line and color. Gallery Night reception Friday, October 2, 5-8 pm. Look Club every second Sunday from 2-3. Regular hours Thursday-Sunday 12-5 pm. 120 W State St. Curbside parking and ADA accessibility. 607-277-1626. Made possible ... Read More
What is Your Red Line? shows over 2000 red line ribbons handwritten by people in Tompkins County expressing their concerns for America. The installation includes a photo slide show titled “Each of Us is All of Us” by Harry Littell and The Red Line Project documentary by Amala Lane. Gallery Night reception Friday, October 2, 5-8 pm. Regular hours Thursday-Sunday 12-5 pm. ... Read More
Through distinct, yet complementary artistic practices, Pat Hunsinger and Carol Spence explore the relationship between humanity, the natural world, and the passage of time. Together, the artists offer complementary perspectives on the interconnectedness of life and the landscapes that shape us. Inspired by the Susquehanna River, layered landscapes, and the rhythms of nature, Spence and Hunsinger reflect on change, resilience, ... Read More
From 10am to 4pm every Sunday at The Meadowlark, bring a craft and get a 10% discount on any beverage!
Join us to discuss Redefining Realness: My Path to Womanhood, Identity, Love & So Much More by Janet Mock! A book club hosted by the Ithaca Trans Center. All book club attendees will receive a 10% coupon for one in-store purchase. Mention the Ithaca Trans Center giftcard, to get your copy for free!
Three contrasting chamber masterpieces-- Fauré's achingly beautiful D minor Trio; Nielsen's witty, conversational wind quintet; and Elgar's sweeping, nostalgic Quintet in A minor--come together in this compelling program to open the Chamber Series.
Join us for a cocktail and a night of live music with Rain Tempos with Jennie Lowe Sterns & Kristen Bigness.
Author Jean Cochrane will tell stories from her research about The Old Stone Heap, the oldest standing home in Ithaca. The many lives of this home, also known as Davenport’s Tavern, have engaged a full arc of community life across more than two centuries. From the Gayogo̱hó꞉nǫʔ to pioneer settlers on a farm that wrapped around the Cayuga Inlet to ... Read More
Join us for this workshop moderated by Hannah Toombs, that will help teach attendees strategies for power research that can help drive positive social change in our own community. About power mapping: by incorporating visual tools, power mapping helps us to identify key decision-makers, influencers, and connections affecting social change in our communities. Using this information, one can determine both ... Read More
Join our community-led conversations about climate change, as we discuss The Road by Cormac McCarthy! Book club attendees get a 10% coupon for (1) purchase!
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