Jul 09 Thursday
Firehouse Concessions will be serving subs, pizza, cookies, and refreshments during a community fundraising event benefiting Newark Valley Fire Department and supporting local first responders.
Join Firehouse Concessions and Newark Valley Fire Department for a week-long community fundraiser featuring fresh subs, pizza, cookies, and more. Every purchase helps support Newark Valley Fire Department and the vital services local first responders provide to our community. Stop by for great food, fellowship, and an opportunity to give back. Open daily June 15–20, 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM, at 7151 NY-38, Newark Valley, NY 13811
Join us on the lawn in front of the Three Bears, as local Celtic band Se Leigheas returns to the park in front of the Three Bears for a concert! The concert is on July 9th from 6:00-7:30 p.m. Admission is free, and space is unlimited. Please feel free to bring a lawn chair or blanket. In the event of rain, concerts will be moved to the historic courtroom in Papa Bear. Check our social media for updates. This project is made possible with funds from Auburn Public Theater Regrants program, with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and administered by Auburn Public Theater.
NBT Bank Summer Concert Series - Thursday night concerts in beautiful East Park, Norwich, NY. All Thursday concerts are FREE! Bring a chair or blanket to sit on unless you plan to be on your feet dancing! Vendors! Beer Garden! Merchandise!
For Summer Concert Series lineup and festival information, join the Chenango Blues Association Facebook Page or visit our website - https://chenangobluesfest.org/
Jul 10 Friday
"Iolanthe," a Gilbert & Sullivan operetta spoofing British Parliament, pits feisty fairies against pompous peers in a satiric battle for true love and better government. 7:30 p.m. July 10-11, 3 p.m. July 12. General admission tickets are $30 (65 and over: $25; 18 and under, FREE).
Comedy IMPROV Show similar to Whose Line
An interactive, zany, improvised FUN show! The New Puzzled Players get suggestions from the audience & make up funny scenes on the spot!COMEDY IMPROV SHOW-The NEW Puzzled Players of Greater Binghamton are a group of funny improvisers who share their love of the art of improvisation and their sense of humor with you! It's THE fun place to go on the Second Friday of every month. You might even volunteer to help them with one of the Improv Games or just laugh at the zany antics.Similar to TV's Whose Line is it Anyway, NYC's Upright Citizen's Brigade, Chicago's Second City, & The Groundlings of Los Angeles.Here's what some said about Greater Binghamton's Puzzled Players:"YES, YES, YES!, And I know ZANY!"-Robin Williams"I laughed so hard it killed me!"-Paul Reubens
The Puzzled Players Comedy Improv Theater, 19 Madison Ave, Endicott, NYShows on the Second Friday of every month.Doors open at 7:30pm, Show starts at 8:pm, Only $10,PG-13, No alcohol, No smoking, No refunds. Refreshments available.Guaranteed seating via tickets on Eventbrite, or cash and Venmo accepted at the door.https://www.eventbrite.com/e/864192130927?aff=oddtdtcreator
Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/707954804037975Or search for The NEW Puzzled Players of Greater Binghamton.
Executive Director and Creative Director-Russ the BIg GuyMore about Russ, the shows and Improv FUNshops for your organization through our training center.: www.RussTheBIGGuy.com/improv-workshops
The Puzzled Players present the premier comedy events and the ONLY Comedy Improv Shows in the Greater Binghamton area. Zany, interactive and fun! "We laughed until our cheeks hurt"-Press and Sun-Bulletin. It's not stand-up comedy but unscripted comedy creations magically crafted from audience suggestions. No two shows are exactly the same!Located in the former Cinema Saver/Burts building at 19 Madison Avenue in Endicott. Free large and lighted parking lot. Cheap snacks. Free door prizes. About half the ticket price of most area theaters and twice the laughs. Presale tickets available on Eventbrite and at the door starting at 7:30 pm.
Jul 11 Saturday
The Stagecoach Run Art Festival is turning 30!
Many great things were just getting their start in the 1990s – the Internet, the Franklin Stage Company, Bright Hill Press, and the first art tour in the Catskills, the Stagecoach Run Art Festival. The all-volunteer planning committee is working to make this Stagecoach Run the best ever!
Established in 1996, the Stagecoach Run Art Festival is a self-guided tour of venues surrounding the destination village of Franklin. The strong art community in Franklin and its sister village, Treadwell, led to the establishment of an annual event devoted to promoting the visual arts. “Stagecoach” got its name from the Catskill Turnpike, which was created in 1804 and eventually extended from the Hudson River all the way to Erie, Pennsylvania. Travelers on County Route 14 and State Route 357, which becomes Main Street in Franklin, can still spot the stone signposts left from those days.
The countryside around Franklin is some of the loveliest in the Catskills, and the Stagecoach Run Art Festival allows visitors to tour from venue to venue at their own pace. The 2026 Stagecoach Run Art Festival features more than 40 artists in a variety of disciplines, from painting and sculpture to ceramics and mixed media. Maps of participating sites are available at many locations throughout the area and at each venue. Artists will be on hand to discuss their work, and many pieces are available for purchase.
This year’s events kick off with the opening of the Spotlight Show at Bright Hill Press in Treadwell on Saturday, June 20. The show will contain a representative work of art from each participating artist and will continue through the end of the Festival on July 12. Works purchased at the Spotlight Show support both the artist and Bright Hill.
During the festival weekend, there will be dining options in both Franklin and Treadwell. Look for details about artists, venues, and dining options on Facebook and Instagram.
Franklin and Treadwell are located midway between Delhi and Oneonta, about two and a half hours from the George Washington Bridge.
https://www.instagram.com/stagecoachrunartfestival/https://www.facebook.com/StagecoachRunArtFestival
