On the 50th Anniversary of the Chicago Democrat Party Convention police riot, please join Us Thursday August 23 for our final social justice film of the summer: American Revolution 2 Bundy Museum Annex 129 Main St Binghamton- doors open @ 6:30 Film @ 7:00 pm. Discussion follows As always free - donations gladly appreciated Join […]
Come one, come all and enjoy all things CORN and a little more besides! We have reached out to our community to bring you corn cooked in many different ways and who doesn’t love corn? Your palates will be pleased with the variety of foods you’ll find at the festival. Don’t forget to call Craig […]
Sculpture and Prints on Display in “Not Alone” at Cooperative Gallery 213 In September, Cooperative Gallery 213 presents ceramic sculptures and prints by Karen Kuff-Demicco in an exhibit entitled “Not Alone”. The show opens with an Artist Reception on Thursday, September 6 (6-8 p.m.), followed the next day by First Friday (3- 9 p.m.), and […]
Women in Hebron with featured speaker Laila Hassan Laila is a Palestinian from a village in the Hebron District in the Israeli occupied West Bank. She and her sister Nawal are the co-founders of the Women in Hebron embroidery and sewing cooperative. There will be opportunity to purchase embroidery from the cooperative. Laila will tell […]
Come and see this beautifully written play by Binghamton native, Vincent Durham, about an African American family in North Carolina in 1958 and their troubles with the Eugenics Board. It is produced by James Michalec's Fertile River theater company. An important story, well performed, and laced with humor! It takes place for 5 shows at the […]
The Cooperative Gallery 213 presents the work of two popular regional photographers, Geof Gould and Bill Gorman. Gould's exhibit titled Favorites and Gorman's exhibit titled Just Passing Through will share the gallery space. Their work will be introduced at an opening reception on Thursday, October 4th from 5:30 – 8 PM, open […]
Thursday November 8: FEVER Vanessa Redgrave stars in this touching adaptation of Wallace Shawn’s deeply personal stage play about the ever widening gap between those who have & those who have not. Redgrave plays a woman who lives in a world of privilege & comfort, never knowing the other side of life. But a chance […]
"Hurricane" by Karissa Salton A unique exhibit launches on First Friday in November at the Cooperative Gallery in Binghamton. Artists Judy Salton, MaryRose present “Women as Voices for Change” which will run through Nov. 24th, 2018. Karissa Salton, their granddaughter, will be exhibiting her photo collages “Women as Forces of Nature.” The gallery is open […]
Tuesday November 20: The YOUNG KARL MARX At the age of 26, Karl Marx embarks with his wife Jenny on the road to exile.In Paris in 1844 they meet young Friedrich Engels, son of a factory owner, who’s studied the sordid beginnings of the English proletariat. Engels, somewhat of a dandy, brings Karl Marx the […]