Oct 10 Saturday
Saturday, October 10, 202611 am - 3 pm
Cooperative Gallery 213213 State StreetBinghamton, NY 13901Call for Participants (closes Friday, October 5)
Contact:Erin Riddle, erin@erinriddle.comMarella Feltrin-Morris, mfeltrinmorris@ithaca.edu
In 2017, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution to recognize the role of translation in transnational communication and understanding and in fostering peace. The same resolution declared September 30 as UN International Translation Day, now celebrated annually around the world. September 30 was chosen for the date because it is the feast of St. Jerome, who is considered the patron saint of translators.
Cooperative Gallery 213’s participation in this global event celebrates literary artists from around the world, their works in translation, and the translators who make their works accessible.
We invite participants to join us for this local event as part of a global celebration of translators and their work. Participants are welcome to read their own translations or the works of other translators.
Please fill out the form to participate. The timing of this event on October 10 is to be determined based on participant interest and response to this form.
If you have any questions or problems with the form, please email Erin at erin@erinriddle.com.
This is a nonpartisan, pro-democracy event. Join us as we wave to drivers and hold our two big banners:HAD ENOUGH? VOTESTOP THE CHAOS - VOTE
Any one interested in helping to Get Out The Vote! with us is welcome. See you there!
FREE ESL (ENGLISH SECOND LANGUAGE) CLASSES AT HVRHS:Come improve your English! All community members are invited to register for FREE ESL Classes for the EdAdvance adult education program Monday and Wednesday evenings at 6:00 p.m. at Housatonic Valley Regional High School, Room 136 at 246 Warren Turnpike Road in Falls Village, CT. Return students welcome. All classes are FREE and ALL levels are WELCOME. We do NOT share our information with other agencies. Any questions, please email adulted@edadvance.org Program information is found at https://adulted.edadvance.org/
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!
Experience an evening with America’s favorite country duo! The Real Love: Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton Tribute features Alan Turner and Laurie Lynn, who will take you on a musical journey through five decades of hits, just the way Kenny and Dolly did it. The magic of country music comes alive with two award-winning tribute artists who embody the charm, vocals and onstage chemistry of the original duo.
From classics like “Islands in the Stream” and “The Gambler” to “Jolene” and “9 to 5,” this show precisely captures the music that made Kenny and Dolly legends. Perfect for fans of all ages, it’s a night of music, memories and pure country gold. This show has wowed audiences across North America, so whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering these classic hits for the first time, the Real Love tribute show is sure to be a heartwarming experience, filled with songs that speak to love, life and memories that last forever.
Where do brain anatomy, dollmaking, depression, and healing overlap? How to Make a Doll is a solo theater performance by Marisa Caruso that blends memoir, research, and absurdity to explore mental health and the transformative power of creation. Digging through memory, medical texts, and a towering pile of socks, Caruso searches for meaning in the failures of family and Western medicine. Video, puppetry, sound, and text collide in an experience where grief meets humor, science meets art, and, when words fail, where making something by hand becomes a last resort.
Speakers Karen Ogborn and Alex Riba will share their stories before the performance and a panel discussion with the audience and mental health professionals will follow. The Stamford Wellness Center is a multi-service human health agency which provides low-cost mental health counseling, maintains a community fridge and community garden, and partners with other agencies to improve the social, emotional, physical, and mental health of the residents of the greater Stamford, NY area. In 2025 they held 1670 counseling sessions with 90 clients.This project is presented by the Stamford Wellness Center with support from the Community Foundation of South Central New York, CORE Values, the Thomson Family Trust, The Party Theater and the Foothills Performing Arts Center.
Join us for our final Main Stage production of our 20th Season — Proof. Poignant, powerful, and surprisingly funny, this family drama won both the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and the Tony Award for Best Play.
Explore the fragile line between genius and madness in this gripping story centered on Catherine, a young woman who has spent years caring for her father — a once-renowned mathematician whose brilliance was overshadowed by his struggle with mental illness. On the eve of his funeral, Catherine must navigate questions of responsibility, trust, and the possibility that she has inherited both her father’s extraordinary mind and his challenges. As she clashes with both her well-meaning sister, Claire, and one her father’s former students, Hal, Catherine must determine what she believes about her father, her future, and herself.
Performances are Thursdays through Saturdays at 7:30pm, and Sunday matinees at 2:00pm.
All performances start on time. Recommended for mature audiences.
Chenango River Theatre is just 15 minutes north of Binghamton at 991 State Highway 12 in Greene, NY 13778.
Oct 11 Sunday
New Quilters on the Block free annual Quilt Show where we display all the quilts we've made over the last year. We have one beautiful quilt that will be raffled off with the drawing at 4 p.m. on Sunday the 11th. This quilt was a group effort, designed and made with many hands, and exquisitely quilted by Cindy Dunlap from Sew It Is. The proceeds from the raffle stay in the community and are generally distributed between the Ambulance Squad and the Candor Resource Center(Food Pantry). Tickets for the raffle quilt are $1 each or $5/6 and can be purchased at the show or from guild members. There are also several items available in a silent auction, but for the most part the quilts are just displayed for your enjoyment. Sunday hours for the show are from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
The Vestal Museum will be exhibiting NYS Governor's Election Buttons from 1898 until Today. This vast collection belongs to retired educator and local community leader/volunteer, Michon Stuart. The Vestal Museum will host an Opening Reception August 28th from 1-3pm and a brief lecture/tour of the collection on October 4th from 1- 2pm. Admission is always free. We are open year round Wednesdays from 9-1, Thursdays 5-9pm, Saturdays 9 - 3 and Sundays 12 - 4.
