Feb 25 Wednesday
Corning History and Baseball Exhibit. Baseball collection featuring jerseys, programs, baseball cards, local history of baseball in the area and more. Featuring the Corning Red Sox PONY League and other teams.
Feb 26 Thursday
MR. MARMALADENoah Haidle’s "Mr. Marmalade" is a darkly comic and wildly imaginative play that explores the grown-up world through the eyes of a four-year-old girl named Lucy. Her imaginary friend, Mr. Marmalade, is anything but innocent; complete with an abusive streak, a cocaine habit, and a very busy schedule. Blending satire with surrealism, this bold and twisted tale offers a sharp look at childhood, loneliness, and the things we learn too soon.
Directed by Tanner Efinger
- Thursday, Feb. 26, 2026 at 7:30 p.m. - Friday, Feb. 27, 2026 at 7:30 p.m. - Saturday, Feb. 28, 2026 at 7:30 p.m. - Sunday, March 1, 2026 at 2 p.m.
Location: Dowd Fine Arts, Lab Theater
Feb 27 Friday
Boys and girls 6-11 years of age are invited to join the Boulevard Upward Sports Basketball League (113 Grand Boulevard) The registration fee is $30 until October 31st and $35 after that date. Each child will receive a t-shirt and snacks and beverages will be provided at practices and games. Practices will take place on Friday evenings and games will be on Saturday mornings. Evaluation day will be Saturday December 13th 9AM to 12 noon. The season will run from January 9th to March 28th. We look forward to another great season!!
An evening of the classics with “Janus,” featuring Laura Campbell (flute), Erica Howard (oboe), Richard MacDowell (clarinet), and Michael Salmirs (piano). Music includes Caprice by Saint-Saëns, Sonata by Milhaud, and more.
Following the tradition of the Musicians’ Choice Chamber Music Series, oral program notes will be given by the musicians, interspersed throughout the performance. The short format program is presented in an intimate, relaxed setting without intermission.
Fun for the whole family, kids under 18 are free with an adult ticket purchase.
Feb 28 Saturday
Composer Antonin Dvořák came from Europe to America in the 1890s, where he met Native Americans and fell in love with their music. Tonight's program has music by both Dvořák and a Native American composer, Boyd Eagle, who happens to be Maestro Daniel Hege's grandfather! Come to a free, age-appropriate chat on cross-cultural musical mashups with Dr. Julia Grella O'Connell, the Philharmonic's Director of Education and Community Engagement. Do a music-inspired craft, learn a Bohemian folk dance, and hear the Philharmonic rehearse! Free for children 4-16 and their caregivers.
Sponsored by IBM and FairGame for the Theater Arts.
