Feb 19 Thursday
In February, over mid-winter break, Ithaca area businesses & attractions unite to host a community-wide celebration honoring preK-12 educators with over 150 activities, discounts, and events throughout Tompkins County. It's our way of saying thanks to educators everywhere for all of your hard work and dedication!Ithaca Loves Teachers, presented by Visions Federal Credit Union, is a community initiative with a range of events and special offers to honor educators and school staff. To join the fun, sign up for the free digital pass beginning February 1st to browse deals and plan your visit.Book your overnight stay in advance, directly through accommodations for best rates. See special offers:https://www.visitithaca.com/coupons-page/
The address this is a community wide event, the address listed is for the Downtown Ithaca Visitor Center. For questions about the event call 607 272 1313.
For over 20 years, Ithaca area attractions, shops, and restaurants unite to host a community-wide celebration honoring PreK-12 educators and school staff. The celebration includes events throughout Tompkins County. It's our way of saying thanks to educators & school staff everywhere for all of your hard work and dedication!
February 13-28th, 2026!
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.
Miss Heidi shares @ 45 minutes of books, rhymes, songs and learning activities with toddlers age 2-3.5 and their caregivers.
Join the Binghamton University Art Museum in 'I believe in God, only I spell it Nature': The Organic Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright, lecture by guest curator Julia Walker, on Thursday, February 19 beginning at 5PM in the Main Gallery.
Wright’s theory of organic architecture was one he developed over the entire course of his career. For architecture to be truly organic, he believed, nature must be understood as the primary source of good design, in which underlying structures are expressed in visible exterior form. This talk will offer an overview of how the pursuit of organic architecture constituted a lifelong endeavor for Wright, evident in his drawing practice as well as his built projects.
This lecture coincides with Spring 2026 Mezzanine exhibition, Drawing Connections: Frank Lloyd Wright, made possible with the generous support of Art Bridges.
Feb 20 Friday