Community Calendar

One of many events held around the world on this day focussed on the Irish kind of bagpipe. Top notch local and regional musicians playing Irish music. Featuring Tim Benson, Kara Doyle, Six Mile Craic and special guest Tim Ball, with the pipes in solo and group settings. Followed by a music session. After the concert, an opportunity to try on the Pipes yourself.

The Honey Badgers (Erin Magnin and Michael Natrin) invite you into their world the minute they step on
stage. Combining radical vulnerability, humor in just the right moments, and a perfect vocal blend honed
over the past decade, the two storytellers build a space where listeners can reconnect with themselves,
their feelings, and the truest parts of being a human in a complicated time. For folks who love
thoughtful lyrics, fun fiddle solos, and sparkling harmonies, The Honey Badgers are sure to deliver.
The duo recently released their second full-length album, The Earth Turns and So Do We, a mature and
varied collection of original songs focused on the repeating cycles of life, death, love, and time itself. The
album reached #15 on the July 2024 FAI Folk Radio Chart. A song from the album, “Bring with You
Nothing,” won Gold in the Folk Category and 3rd place overall in the 2025 SAW Mid-Atlantic Song
Contest. After winning the 2023 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Emerging Artist Showcase and the 2024
Susquehanna Folk Festival Emerging Artist Showcase, “emerging” has become a guiding light for the two
musicians.

Charlie High and pianist Drew Wutke revive Judy Garland’s legendary concert with a streamlined selection from Garland’s iconic set. Her marathon performance became a cultural earthquake; the resulting live album spent 13 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard charts and won five Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year, making Garland the first woman ever to receive the honor.

This semester Hartwick College is putting on Dear Evan Hansen, a moving show about mental health, social connections, and how to live in the modern world of social media. It is a THEA 490 Thesis and is incollaberation with SUCO and the community.

This semester Hartwick College is putting on Dear Evan Hansen, a moving show about mental health, social connections, and how to live in the modern world of social media. It is a THEA 490 Thesis and is incollaberation with SUCO and the community.

This semester Hartwick College is putting on Dear Evan Hansen, a moving show about mental health, social connections, and how to live in the modern world of social media. It is a THEA 490 Thesis and is incollaberation with SUCO and the community.

The Cornell Chamber Orchestra performs live accompaniment to the 1920 silent film Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in Bailey Hall, presented with Cornell Cinema and the Wharton Studio Museum.

Aaron Copland: Appalachian Spring
Ludwig van Beethoven: Mass in C

This semester Hartwick College is putting on Dear Evan Hansen, a moving show about mental health, social connections, and how to live in the modern world of social media. It is a THEA 490 Thesis and is incollaberation with SUCO and the community.

Under the direction of Sean Linfors, the Cayuga Vocal Ensemble will celebrate its 50th anniversary season with music by Byrd, Lauridsen, Wyers, Duruflé, and Parker. In addition to a variety of a cappella pieces in Italian, Latin and English, the choir will sing some of Brahms' "Liebeslieder Waltzes" and Jonathan Dove's "Ring out, wild bells," accompanied by Emmett Scott. At the conclusion of the concert, CVE alums will join the group to commemorate this joyful occasion.