Thursday January 24 In the summer of 1988 Kirsi Liimatainen, 20, along with 3 other Finns, goes to the International Wilhelm Pieck College in the German Democratic Republic. The college teaches socialist doctrine for students from 80 different countries. Liimatainen was in the last cohort- the Berlin Wall came down a year later, followed by […]
Plowshares Member to speak at Holy Family church in Endwell. On Saturday, January 26 at 2 PM, Plowshares activist, Clare Grady will speak at Holy Family Church in Endwell, NY. Clare will relate her resistance to nuclear weapons and our national preparation to use them. Clare is a devout Catholic and a member of Immaculate […]
"Manhattan has the Chelsea Flea" "Brooklyn has the Brooklyn Flea" "Binghamton has the Cutler Flea" An indoor curated market of Quality /antiques, Vintage Collectibles and one of a kind Artisan Finds with Select food and Beverage Vendors. Free Admission. Indoor--Rain or Shine. 9 am- 2 pm. Sponsored by Broome Tioga Green Party,Occupational Health Clinical Center […]
“The artist's role is to raise the consciousness of the people. To make them understand life, the world and themselves more completely…” -Amiri Baraka On Thursday, Febuary 28, and First Friday, March 1, 2019, Cooperative Gallery 213 will open “Other times, Other Places,” a dual exhibit by Glenda Blake and Chuck Haupt. The exhibit, running through […]
Thursday February 7 Noam Chomsky: Requiem for the American Dream- ‘on the principles of wealth & power’ In his final long- form documentary interview, Noam Chomsky exposes with searing clarity the forces & policies behind the coordinated campaign to concentrate wealth & power in the hands of a select few. Sponsored by Broome Tioga […]
a workshop for adults on creating for fun Joanne Thorne Arnold, whose exhibit "Into the Presence" is on display this month, will facilitate a workshop for members of the Cooperative Gallery. Participants will create an armature to paper mache a couple of layers. There is a $2 fee for materials and each participants should bring […]
Tuesday February 12. Leaving for Albany by bus from Citizen Action office 477 State St., Binghamton at 7:30 am with stop in Oneonta. Rally in front of the capitol in the morning and visits with legislators in the afternoon. Transportation and lunch free. Expected time of return 5:30-6:30. For sign up go to website.
Thursday February 14 Frederick Douglass & the White Negro *...Tells the story of the 19th century ‘Martin Luther King ‘ and his escape from slavery, leading to refuge in Ireland at the peak of the Great Famine.The film focuses on the powerful influence Ireland had on him as a young man.It also explores the turbulent […]
“Into the Presence” and “Three Minimal Cruising Boats” Open at Cooperative Gallery 213 Joanne Thorne Arnold and John Thomson both have installations in the month of February at the Cooperative Gallery opening Jan. 31st and running through February 23rd. Arnold’s “Into The Presence” includes new paintings and 3-D work. Thomson’s “Three Minimal Cruising Boats” features […]
The Cranberry Coffeehouse, on Saturday, February 16, presents singer/songwriter Peggy Lynn and instrumentalist Dan Duggan. The show starts at 7:30 p.m. at the Unitarian-Universalist Congregation of Binghamton, 183 Riverside Dr., Binghamton. Admission is a suggested $10 donation, collected at the door. Peggy Lynn, better known as "The First Lady of Adirondack Music," is recognized nationwide […]
