Jul 25 Saturday
The 25th Annual Hart and Hills Memorial Golf Tournament will be held at The Links at Hiawatha Landing in support of Mom’s House. This special event honors the memory of Johnny Hart and Jerry Hills, longtime champions of Mom’s House and its mission.
Registration is $130 per player and includes a cart, lunch, dinner, and a full day of golf, fun, and community spirit. Players who register by June 1, 2026, will receive a free mulligan.
The tournament will also feature a $10,000 hole-in-one contest and a $250 putting contest sponsored by Matthews Auto, along with closest-to-the-pin and longest-drive competitions, raffles, silent auction items, and the popular Big Board.
All proceeds benefit Mom’s House and the services and support it provides to low-income single parents as they work to complete their educational goals and break the cycle of generational poverty. Mom’s House helps make this possible by providing free New York State-licensed childcare and other supportive services while parents attend school.
Music in the Glen is a community concert series that features some of the most creative and progressive acts in the region, all held at shelter one of Glendale Park, 400 Glendale Drive, Endicott (just a 30 second drive from Enjoie Golf Course). The location features easy parking, shaded listening under the trees, and pristine sound. All concerts are free and family friendly, with voluntary donations to help pay the musicians (much funding has come from GoFundMe donations and regional business and corporate sponsors).
Shows are scheduled every Tuesday at 6pm, every Saturday at 4pm, with the exception of July 4th. You can click on the QR code on the flyer or visit the FB page at www.facebook.com/glenmusic607, for a look at the performers. First 3 shows are Simmerin Stew (bluegrass), UnityGroup (world fusion), and Joe Kollar (indie).
We are so excited to share that—just in time for Easter—we’ll be launching Saturday services! Twice a month, we’ll gather for worship with those whose work schedules make Sunday mornings difficult.
Our heart is to allow for everyone to worship, grow, and stay connected to the body of Christ—no matter their schedule. We can’t wait to gather together and see what God will do through this new opportunity!
Jul 26 Sunday
In the musical adaptation of the beloved film, overprotective clownfish dad Marlin searches desperately for little Nemo, who has been captured by a scuba diver and imprisoned in a fish tank in Australia. As father and son battle danger and fear to reunite, they meet wonderful friends who help them go with the flow and keep on swimming, no matter how dark the journey seems.
Performances:Friday, July 24 @ 10 amFriday, July 24 @ NoonSaturday, July 25 @ 10 amSaturday, July 25 @ NoonSunday, July 26 @ Noon
Run time: 60 minutes
*Finding Nemo takes place in the Hangar's outdoor tent; seats in the back two rows of all sections are on raised platforms.
Teaching Ithaca Wellness Launches "The Architecture of the Self": A Summer Somatic SeriesITHACA, NY — Local educator and wellness coach Alison Rawlins, founder of Teaching Ithaca Wellness, LLC, is proud to announce a new 8-part workshop series, "The Architecture of the Self," running Sunday afternoons from July 19 through September 6.At the heart of this series is the debut of the Concentric Boundaries curriculum—a somatic guide designed to help participants move past intellectualized "rules" and into the felt-sense reality of their personal space. By framing emotional and professional security through architectural metaphors, Rawlins invites the community to rebuild their internal infrastructure with kindness and clarity.A Somatic Sunday Rhythm Each session takes place from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM at Rawlins’ home studio in Ithaca. The afternoons are structured to facilitate deep transition:The Welcome Circle: Setting the architectural theme.The Snack & Shift: A light nourishment break to move from "thinking" to "sensing."Artistic Exploration: Hands-on creative work to map the internal self.Closing: Integrating the blueprint before the week begins.The Summer Schedule:July 19: Part 1 – The FoundationJuly 26: Part 2 – The ThresholdAugust 2: Part 3 – The Windows (THINK Filter)August 9: Part 4 – The Observation DeckAugust 16: Part 5 – Tapestries & BivouacsAugust 23: Part 6 – Clarity is KindnessAugust 30: Part 7 – Conflict as a GatewaySeptember 6: Part 8 – The Renovation BlueprintLogistics & Materials Participants are encouraged to bring a dedicated journal and a sketchbook specifically for this course to document their somatic evolution. While the workshops are held in a cozy home environment, Rawlins notes with a wink that her "curious dogs" will be safely contained so the group can focus on the work at hand.Investment:Full 8-Week Blueprint: $100 suggested donation (Includes weekly coaching check-ins).A La Carte: $10–$35 suggested donation per session.About Teaching Ithaca Wellness, LLC: Teaching Ithaca Wellness provides mindfulness-based art curriculum and therapeutic coaching to the Ithaca community, focusing on empowering individuals through creative expression and boundary work.Contact: Alison Rawlins Teaching Ithaca Wellness, LLC teachingithacawellness.com (607) 280-4538
Come see James Bird on July 26 at the Lansing Area Performance Hall (1004 Auburn Road, North Lansing, NY)! Our live Sunday shows start in the afternoon at 2 pm. The show will be recorded for broadcast on a future Sunday evening Bound for Glory radio show.
James is a poet, musician, and bard local to Western Massachusetts. A live musician at heart, he has shared music in a diversity of spaces like festivals, farmer’s markets, funerals, wedding ceremonies, ecstatic dances and grief rituals. Myth is a central theme in Bird’s music, using ancient stories to speak to the timeless human experiences of love, loss, friendship, mystery, death and rebirth.
In mid 2024 James went into the studio to record "Riddles" a story album that weaves through the stories of many mythical characters like Echo and Narcissus, Tammuz, Inanna, Circe and many more. The album is expected to be released in 2026.
James released his first album, “Parables”, on Bandcamp in 2014, an EP “Lila” in 2017, and a home-recorded single “Byron Bay” in 2019.
The single, “Flower of Wind” was Bird's first release in 5 years, a home-recorded ode to letting go. It arrived alongside his first book of poetry titled, “The Confluence”.
Come join us for Bound for Glory’s monthly live shows on the fourth Sunday of each month at 2 pm. Admission--as always--is free, but we are encouraging donations for the performers.
In a fresh twist, area-renown poets take the stage to perform with interpretive musicians with “The Verb Takes a Walk: Poetry Meets Music,” on Sunday, July 23, at the Lansing Performance Hall from 3:00 to 5:00. Featuring Peaches Gillette, Brooke Lange, Daphne Sola, Adin Luca, and Mike Finn, it promises to deliver poetry and music interactions in a memorably unique way.
“During Beatnik times, poetry and music hooked up,” according to Mark Zuss, former poetry professor and organizer of this Savage Club sponsored event. “But since those Kerouac days, this whole genre has been largely lost.”
Each of the “mixed media” readings that afternoon involve readings of diverse original poetry that is matched with live musical or other artform accompaniments or interpretations of that poetry. One of the many highlights is a reading by the 95-year-old poet, Daphne Sola, who will be followed by a high school protégé.
Jul 28 Tuesday
Join us for our weekly dance - every Tuesday.It begins at 7:00 PM with a 30 minute beginner lesson and 15 minute new moveOpen dance begins at 7:45 and goes until 9:30 pm Different instructors and DJs every week.All for a $5 Donation Most weeks the lesson is East Coast Swing, once per month the lesson is West Coast swing. Most of the music is suitable for East or West Coast Swing. Other music played is suitable for Cha Cha, Night Club Two Step, Waltz, Country Two Step, Hustle, rumba and Fox Trot.
Jul 29 Wednesday
For the 19th consecutive year, CSI’s JoW program will partner with Discover Cayuga Lake to collect and analyze water samples from Cayuga Lake. Participants will learn field sampling techniques using professional-grade equipment and will assist in analyzing select water quality parameters aboard the vessel. The program also includes the collection of plankton samples using a plankton net, which will be examined under microscopes to observe and identify microscopic aquatic organisms. Following the cruise, samples will be analyzed in CSI’s state-certified laboratory, and resulting data will be incorporated into CSI’s online water quality database, contributing to long-term monitoring efforts and strengthening understanding of Cayuga Lake’s ecological health. This program offers a hands-on opportunity for participants of all ages to engage directly in real-world water quality science while enjoying a beautiful lake cruise!
All program activities will take place on board the vessel. Once the boat departs the dock, it will not return until the scheduled end of the program, except in cases of inclement weather or emergency.
About CSI: The Community Science Institute is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and NYSDOH-certified water testing laboratory (ELAP #11790) dedicated to inspiring and empowering communities to safeguard water resources through volunteer monitoring, certified laboratory analyses, and education. For more information, visit our website: www.communityscience.org.
Accommodations: We are committed to making this program accessible and inclusive. Please contact us in advance to discuss specific needs or accommodations.
