August 16, 2019 THE CORN FESTIVAL & TRACTOR SHOW THIS WEEKEND We’re excited – come rain or shine, the tractors are heading our way and that’s not all! Bill Olin is bringing his hand cranked corn sheller so you can experience what it was like in yesteryear to shell corn the old-fashioned way. Join […]
Seven eye-popping mural panels painted at Mural Fest will be displayed at First Friday before being donated to Theodore Roosevelt School. The Dept of Public Art sponsored master artists and recruited volunteer artists to complete the murals in one day. The theme of the murals is "Kindness" as requested by the School. The 5th Annual […]
OPENING RECEPTION Thursday, September 5th 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Featuring a poetry reading by local resident Brenda Cave-James Titled after a poem by Fred Moten, “not but nothing other: African-American Portrayals, 1930 to Today” presents depictions of and by Black Americans, providing a wide-ranging survey of how artists over the last eighty years have […]
The 5th Annual Mural Fest was held on August 24th at Cheri Lindsey Park on Binghamton’s Northside. Seven eye-popping mural panels painted at Mural Fest will be displayed on First Friday from 5:30 - 8:30 pm before being donated to Theodore Roosevelt School. The Dept of Public Art sponsored master artists and recruited volunteer artists […]
Imelda Staunton gives an award-winning performance as Vera Drake, a devoted wife & mother in 1950s England. Unbeknownst to her family,Vera secretly helps women terminate illegal pregnancies.When she is arrested, her entire world unravels, leading to a very dramatic,emotional conclusion. Written & Directed by Mike Leigh, Vera Drake was made in 2004 when a woman’s right […]
The Because Project's second annual Heart for Haiti Benefit Dinner is scheduled for September 19, 2019 at Atomic Tom's. Authentic Haitian food, silent art auction and very special music will make this a great evening. All proceeds go to support the Little Hearts Home for children with disabilities in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Buy tickets or make […]
Kathryn Niles and Dan Harrington open their show Origins & Inspirations Thursday Sept. 5th 6-8 pm and First Friday and for the remainder of September at the Cooperative Gallery 213 State St. Binghamton. "This exhibit is a very personal glimpse into our inspirations and motivations for our art," explained Kathryn M. Niles. "Our mutual grandfather was […]
Marc Berger’s life has been about pursuing twin passions: creating and recording his American roots songs, and exploring remote areas of the desert and mountain West. After signing his first publishing contract while in law school, he fronted rock bands and performed regularly in New York City clubs like CBGB, Wetlands, and The Knitting Factory. All through this […]
A double nomination in the 2015 BBC Folk Awards – for Best Singer and Best New Song – was a timely reminder of Jez Lowe’s standing in the UK folk and acoustic music scene. Not only he is one of the busiest live performers in the country, but his songs are among the most widely […]
BINGHAMTON, NY – In conjunction with the current exhibition “not but nothing other: African-American Portrayals, 1930s to Today” at the Binghamton University Art Museum, two public events will be presented. A public conversation with Ruben Santiago-Hudson ’78 will take place at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 25, in the Watters Theater in the Fine Arts Building. […]
