The Bad Sleep Well is Akira Kurosawa’s scathing blend of Hamlet & American film noir. Inspired in part by the international Lockheed bribery scandals of the late 1950’s, a young executive hunts down his father’s killer exposing the corrupt boardrooms of post war Japan. The Bad Sleep Well continues the legendary collaboration with actor Toshiro Mifune. […]
Deadline to Register Dec. 15th. Submit by January 12th. Magic Friends, get out your tiny rakes and trowels… find some moss and magic… and make a Fairy Garden! Anyone, anywhere, can enter. The winners will be chosen from different categories so everyone has a chance to be a winner… from the very youngest to the […]
Deadline for Submission Sun. Dec. 22 10 am - 1 pm & Saturday Dec. 28th 12-4 pm at Cooperative Gallery The Cooperative Gallery 213 and the Two Rivers Photography Club are sponsoring the 9th Bob Johnston Photography Show and Competition January 3-25th, 2020. “Now in its ninth year, this Photo Competition attracts the best photography […]
HEALING PLAY! A Playshop for adults! Happy Hour Without Alcohol! Free every very first Thursday (beginning Jan 9th) of the month at the Broome County Public Library, 5:30 sharp to 6:30pm. Everyone needs to play, especially adults. Reawaken your play muscles, turn off habitual behavior, turn on spontaneity, in a FUN, non competitive, supportive, safe […]
Artist MaryRose has created a buffet of homemade soups and breads at the Cooperative Gallery 213 State St. on Sunday Jan. 12th at noon. $10. All welcome!
Wed. Jan 15th 8:30 am at County Court and Wednesdays after that. Looking for Volunteers. Contact Citizen Action for more info 723-0110
In the spirit of Martin Luther King We Stand United for Peace Saturday, January 25th, at Noon United Presbyterian Church, 42 Chenango Street, Binghamton About: This is a multi-faith, multi-ethnic gathering, united for peace. We will meet at noon on the front steps of the UPC church, then will move inside after initial gathering for […]
PLOT Presents a Training Module for Bystander Invention. Learn the Do's and Don'ts of Crisis Intervention, Emergency Response, De-escalation Techniques, and Filming and Documenting the Police Thurs Jan 30th 6-8 pm
Opening on Saturday, February 1st from 12PM-3PM. The show will continue through April. Consult the VestalMuseum.org for more details. Our Artist-Run Gallery will be featuring the work of Kareemah Scurry, Dominique Simone, Andrea Kelleher, Marsha Coulton, and Helen D'Eletto.
Truth Pharm Event Photography on Display at the Bundy Museum for First Friday (Binghamton, NY) Truth Pharm is pleased to partner with the Bundy Museum and local photographer Arra Norton, to feature true black and white film photography from the 2019 Trail of Truth for International Overdose Awareness Day. Arra’s photography will be a featured […]
Have lunch and see the great 2020: Celebrating 20 Years Exhibit. Celebrate with this Menu Ham Bone Soup Mushroom Soup with Harvey's Bristol Cream Irish Potato Leek Soup plus Various Irish Soda Breads sweet butter sweet & Savory spreads
There is going to be held every Saturday from Dec. 14 to Feb 1, 1:00-230 at The NoMa Community Center, 85 Walnut St. Binghamton NY ART GROUP - every Saturday ( noon - 1:30 ), at The NoMa Community Center, 85 Walnut St ( behind Salvation Temple Church ). We welcome anyone who wants to […]
Stressed Out? Drained Exhausted Feeling Hopeless? Relaxation Session. Come spend an hour in a quiet peaceful environment with kindred spirits, de-stressing, nourishing mind body and spirit. Wed March 4th 5:45 pm. 85 Walnut St. Binghamton
Saving Energy and Saving Money Speakers: BU Professor Molly Patterson Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo Terrance Carroll, Cornell Extension BC Legislator Susan Ryan
Brooklyn-based artist, Jenny Morris, uses fiber and mixed media to explore her experiences facilitating Art Workshops for people living with memory loss. Join us to meet the artist, view her diverse work, and learn more about her time as the first Memory Maker Artist in Residence. In Longing March 6,7,8 Friday | 6:00-9:00 pm Saturday […]
Paste Paper is "finger painting for adults", a fun creative activity that creates colorful, textural patterns on paper. Paste paper is often used for covers and end papers for books and journals, and for decoration. Workshop is free; donations are always welcome.
Photography Seminar by Top-notch Photographer-Educator On March 21, Mark Bowie of the Adirondack Photography Institute will be presenting a talk, with many images and useful hints, called “From Dawn to Deep Night”. Mr. Bowie, who has presented well-received seminars throughout the region, will explore the image-capturing opportunities that take place throughout the day, from sunrise […]
2020 is the 80th anniversary of what many Americans believe should be our National Anthem: This Land is Your Land by the great Woody Guthrie! Please join us with a smile on your lips & a song in your heart : March 26 at 7:00 PM for an all star tribute concert in 1970 featuring […]
No lives matter until Black lives matter. Sunday May 31 1:00pm Binghamton High School (Main St)& March to Recreation Park (Binghamton) approximately 1 mile All Welcome Dress in Black Don’t forget your mask & physical distancing Bring Banners & Posters Democracy Needs Room to Breathe ! An Injury to One is an Injury to All […]
Area clergy are inviting the community to come to the Martin Luther King Promenade on Tuesday, June, 9th, at 12 Noon. It will be a quiet assembly to kneel for 8 minutes and 46 seconds, ending with the names of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and Tony Mc Dade, recent victims of racial violence. […]
JUNE 10, 2020 11 AM. NY Federal Building Henry St Binghamton OFFICE OF U.S. SENATOR CHARLES SCHUMER A “STOP THE KILLING” rally will be held on Wednesday, June 10, 2020 at 11 AM at the Binghamton district office of U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer, 15 Henry St Binghamton, Ny 13901 calling on the senator to take […]
As New York State begins its phased reopening, we would like to announce that this year's annual June Path Through History Weekend (PTHW), currently scheduled for June 20-21, will be a virtual event, starting on June 15 and running through July 4. This format will allow for participation from our entire historic community, regardless of […]
Broome County Veterans For Peace BCVFP is the local Broome County Chapter of anti-war military veterans Wed Jun 17, 2020 7pm – 8:30pm Eastern Time - New York
We are so happy to announce the Salvage Center will be open Saturday, June 6, 9 am - 1 pm In accordance with Phase 2 guidelines, face covering is required and hand sanitizer will be available. Also, limited capacity. Open first, third, and fifth weekends. 21 N. Depot St. (near railroad tracks off Eldredge St.)
Annual Ringing of the Bell- August 6th at 8 AM https://bcpeaceaction.org/ring-the-bell-remember-hiroshima/ Ring the Bell – Remember Hiroshima In remembrance of the atomic bomb incineration of the Japanese people in Hiroshima 75 years ago, Peace Action and Veterans for Peace of Broome County will continue a decades-long tradition of ringing the outdoor ground bell at First […]
Let’s be part of LOVE Drives US, a community caravan. Make your friends or family part of the event. The goal is to make a LOOOOOONNNNGGG caravan of vehicles celebrating that we as a community are surviving Covid-19. Represent who you are whether it be an artist, club, business, house of worship, restaurant, school, etc […]
Race, Racism, and Social Justice A Roundtable Discussion with ELS Young Professionals As we strive to improve conversations about race, racism, and social justice in our community, the environment in which we’re speaking seems to be constantly shifting, which shows that these conversations are more important than ever. This roundtable is the first event in […]
Premiere of a short documentary film created by the Broome Community Land Trust Youth Corps. The show begins at 6:00PM at the Bundy Museum of History and Art - Annex, behind the main building.
Six gallery members will form a group show for the Broome County Arts Council’s Art Trail the Oct 17-18, weekend 10 am to 4 pm and will continue Saturdays through the 24th from 11 am- 3 pm. The show will open on First Friday, changed to Oct 16th 6-9 pm. The artists will present painting, […]
Wednesday, October 14, 2020 at 6:30 PM – 8 PM Hosted by Broome Community Land Trust Online Event: http://Tinyurl.com/y789fclw As part of our monthly series of online Housing Justice Talks, we’re screening the new film by the Broome Community Land Trust Youth Corps: “Housing is a Human Right.” The Youth Corps and program coordinator Hajra […]
In a world ripe with broken social systems, alt_ Chicago seeks to be an alternative to the narrative, celebrating and uplifting community. Rather than letting outside forces drive their fate, alt_ yields to their background in art and faith to build a platform where creativity becomes a powerful driving force within communities. Through cultural development, […]
Peace Action & Veterans for Peace of Broome will dedicate a Children's Peace Park within Otsiningo Park near the playground, on Saturday, May 8th at 11 AM. The community is invited to join children and adults on the Saturday of Mother's Day weekend. The little Children's Peace Park will be dedicated with love in music and dance. […]
Black & Green Wednesday Program on Envisioning a Greener New Deal 8:00 PM EST,Wednesday, May 5, 2021 We must halt environmental destruction while providing a better quality of life for everyone on Earth. Since our hope has been that alternative energy can replace fossil fuels, it can be overwhelming to learn of its limitations. How […]
Please join us on Zoom for the annual membership meeting of Broome County Peace Action on Saturday, May 15. For anyone not familiar with this, it is the one full-membership meeting (as opposed to the monthly board meetings) written into our bylaws. The meeting includes voting for the board members and the officers for the coming […]
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Eastern Southern Tier Poor People’s Campaign holds action to demand Representative Claudia Tenney embrace resolution to end poverty WHAT: The Eastern Southern Tier Region Poor People’s Campaign holds a news conference and rally outside the Binghamton office of Representative Claudia Tenney to demand that she embrace the Third Reconstruction Resolution to end poverty and low […]
In celebration of Path Through History Weekend, the Mansion will be open on Saturday, June 19th from 12:30 to 4:00 pm. Enjoy guided, in-person, 30-minute tours starting at 1:00, 2:00, and 3:00 pm. Meet Mr. Willis Sharpe Kilmer and hear all about his fascinating family! (courtesy of Mr. John Darrow, local impersonator) "Old Bones: The Story […]
It’s almost here: our virtual Justice Works 2021 conference is next weekend! (July 17-18) If you have already registered, you’re one of hundreds of others who are gearing up for a weekend of participatory workshops, networking, and amazing speakers and performances. If you haven't - take a minute and do it right now! We’ve got […]
The North Side will be celebrating National Night Out on Tuesday August 3rd from 5:00 till 8:00 at Cheri Lindsay Park. There will be FREE food, music, fun , games and more ! If you are interested in helping out, sponsoring or having a table at the event, please contact: Cynthia at CKirk1@stny.rr.com or Nikki […]
Broome County Peace Action & Veterans for Peace will ring the large bell at First Congregational Church on the corner of Front & Main St at 8:10 AM. We will continue our tradition to remember the incineration of Hiroshima with an open microphone for comments. Perhaps a hymn. Please come to continue the tradition of […]
The 2nd Annual Children's Peace Fair will take place at Otsiningo Park on Monday, August 9th, 10 AM to 12 Noon....all children ages 6 to 12 welcome. Music, song, dance, games, watermelon, and ice cream. The first annual Children's Peace Fair took place on August 6, 2019. See a writeup and video of that event. […]
Anna Warfield will present at the Cooperative Gallery's Third Thursday Art Talk about this year's LUMA Projection Arts Festival August 19th at 7 pm via Zoom. LUMA will be Sept. 10-11th and tickets are free and available through the website. Anna will talk about what's new this year and how the festival will proceed with […]
Thursday, August 26, 2021 7:00 - 8:15 PM Bundy Museum Carriage House behind the streetline building of 129 Main St. Bing, NY 13905 free vegan meal bowl by Vondell and Ben a hat will be passed to accept donations for the Bundy Museum Topics: What is a Co-Op? Glocal (global+local), regional geographies. Foods, water, soaps, […]
Laurie Ryan and Friends will play acoustic ukulele and guitar from 2-4 pm as part of Porchfest. Ryan is an accomplished musician and is choosing garden-themed tunes. Others will join her. The performance will be acoustic and start at 2 pm to about 4 pm. Laurel Garden, at 128 Laurel Ave. in Binghamton is a […]
Regular meeting of Broome Co Veterans for Peace at Unitarian Universalist Congregation.
Wed Nov 17, 2021 7pm – 8:30pm Eastern Time - New York Where UUCB Unitarian-Universalist Congregation of Binghamton (map) BCVFP is the local Broome County Chapter of anti-war military veterans
From Indivisible Broome Co Chapter: "We are thrilled to report that there were over 40 citizens participants at the first zoom meeting of the Ad Hoc Committee to propose Redistricting of the Broome County Legislature. This is HUGE. There is rarely such interest. It got the committee's attention. Thanks to all of you who showed […]
PAST--the Preservation Association of the Southern Tier-- has a Salvage Showroom that not only has architectural items, it also has antiques and unique gifts for the holidays. It's open from 9-1pm every First and Third Saturdays.
The Binghamton City School Board is proposing over $14 million in repairs to schools, with largely stimulus funding. There is a public hearing Dec. 6th at 6 pm in the 3rd floor community room 164 Hawley St. Binghamton. Voting is Dec. 14th 11 am- 8 pm. Call for your polling place-- 762-8100 X104.
PAST--the Preservation Association of the Southern Tier-- has a Salvage Showroom that not only has architectural items, it also has antiques and unique gifts for the holidays. It's open from 9-1pm every First and Third Saturdays.
The redistricting process is continuing this week with the final legislature vote on Thursday. Please see below for information on submitting public comments. Please speak up. Broome Co. Redistricting 1/13/22 Public Hearing 5 pm 1/13/22 Special Legislative Session 5:30 pm Thursday, January 13, 2022 at 5:00 p.m. before the Broome County Legislature via Zoom Videoconferencing […]
Check out other EPAC Events here. '101 Dalmatians' KIDS THEATER WORKSHOP The EPAC SPRING 2022, Kid's Theater Workshop is coming back after being postponed OVER One Full Year due to the COVID 19 Pandemic. The tuition based, educational program is open to children ages 6 to 18, and Registration is OPEN NOW! The registration period […]
We had hoped to start the year with in-person meetings at the Vestal Library but due to COVID we will meet via Zoom for now. Please join us to start off this BLUE Year 2022! You will hear from speakers about the Redistricting happening in Broome. We also have some Democratic candidates who will be […]
Attention everyone!! The Greater Good Grocery is proud to announce the first Free Produce Day at the Grocery! On January 26th, we and our generous sponsors from M&T Bank will be giving out free prepackaged bags of produce to all customers of the Grocery. The limit is one bag per family member!!! This amazing program […]
Indivisible Binghamton & Concerned Women of Greater Binghamton Invite you to a Special Zoom on Supporting Women's Reproductive Rights! Thursday Jan 27 @ 6:30 PM •Dr. Carrie Baker will be speaking on the current status of abortion in this country.*** •Please plan on joining the zoom to learn about the status of abortion and what […]
PAST--the Preservation Association of the Southern Tier-- has a Salvage Showroom that not only has architectural items, it also has antiques and unique gifts for the holidays. It's open from 9-1pm every First and Third Saturdays.
Webinar 8 pm ET US, Wed, March 2, 2022 The billion-dollar marijuana market should have room for every ethnic group. But going from decriminalization to medical and recreational use has resulted in a patchwork of dangerous inconsistencies. The weaponization of marijuana laws against communities of color leaves victims incarcerated or economically incapable of high non-refundable application fees in […]
On Wednesday, March 23rd, it will be one month that the war in Ukraine began. As the crisis continues, the Catholic Faith Community will be celebrating a Liturgy for Peace for those who have died, the injured and the millions of refugees that have been uprooted from their homes. The Liturgy will be held at […]
When: Sunday May 1st from noon to 9pm (the book sale will wrap up around sundown) Riot Act Books invites you and our entire community to the second annual May Day Celebration and Booksale! Where: Bundy Museum of History and Art (parking is available at the Main Street Baptist Church on the corner of Cedar […]
On Tuesday, May 3rd at 7 pm, The Thruway Tour "Catholic Culture Wars" presented by Michael Sean Winters, journalist with the National Catholic Reporter, will be at St. Francis of Assisi Church located at 1049 Chenango St in Binghamton. Culture wars have distorted the Catholic intellectual and moral tradition of the church. Winters will […]
Dr. Yullia Kravchenko of Columbia University will be lecturing on Historical and Cultural Precursors to Russia's War Against Ukraine May 4th. The event is a public talk from 4:30- 6:30 pm at Casadeseus Recital Hall in the Fine ARts Bldg. Dr. Kravchenko will look at the history of Ukraine and imperial rule and key moments […]
Date: Memorial Day, Monday May 30th at 11 AM Event: John W Jones Memorial Day Celebration Location: His gravesite in Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York, May 30th, 11AM (Signs will lead you to his location) Featuring: The Dorothy Cotton Gospel Singers under the direction of Prof. Baruch Whitehead of Ithaca College will celebrate the life […]
A program of the BC Historical Society by Ed Nizalowski, Director of Bement-Billings Farmstead in Newark Valley. Available on Zoom go here Or Facebook Live www.facebook.com/broomehistory. The Klan had a surge in the 1920's and there was a very active organization in Tioga Co and other parts of Southern Tier. Ed will include oral […]
Nov. 15th 6-7:30 pm in person or via zoom: Download 2022.11.15- STRATEGIES TO HELP YOUR ANXIOUS CHILD.
