Students, faculty and even the general public, can visit the planetarium on the Shineman Center’s second floor. The planetarium holds shows every Sunday at 7 p.m. from September through June. The space regularly comes close to filling the 30 seats available and occasionally reaches its maximum capacity of 49.
The planetarium opened in 2013 with the rest of the Shineman Center. The upgraded projector includes an 8” digital fisheye lens connected to a computer system. It can even project traditionally flat images onto the domed ceiling without distortion.
This 1 mile walking tour entertains you with stories of Oswego's spirits and unusual events at a leisurely pace from the river to historic Franklin Square.
This 1.5 m. walking tour entertains with stories from Oswego's past while you enjoy tastings from 8 different locally owned businesses and restaurants.
Tours offered 9 am-noon or noon-3 pm. $45 per person.
This 1.5 m. walking tour entertains with stories from Oswego's past while you enjoy tastings from 8 different locally owned businesses and restaurants.
Tours offered 9 am-noon or noon-3 pm. $45 per person.
This 1 mile walking tour entertains you with stories of Oswego's spirits and unusual events at a leisurely pace from the river to historic Franklin Square.
This 1.5 m. walking tour entertains with stories from Oswego's past while you enjoy tastings from 8 different locally owned businesses and restaurants.
Tours offered 9 am-noon or noon-3 pm. $45 per person.
This 1 mile walking tour entertains you with stories of Oswego's spirits and unusual events at a leisurely pace from the river to historic Franklin Square.
• Kite Flying (bring or buy a kite)
• Madeline Book readings
• Children’s Parade (come as your favorite Madeline character!)
• Free ice cream after the parade
• Skits at the Gypsy Wagon Stage (be in a Madeline play)
• Puppet Activities with Marionette Magic Theatre
• Old Fashioned Games
• Kite-building and other Crafts
• Art Exhibit
• Free Admission to Fort Ontario
Naturalist-led walks. Children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult. Groups larger than 8 should call 315-312-6677 to make arrangements. Free to attend.
Students, faculty and even the general public, can visit the planetarium on the Shineman Center’s second floor. The planetarium holds shows every Sunday at 7 p.m. from September through June. The space regularly comes close to filling the 30 seats available and occasionally reaches its maximum capacity of 49.
The planetarium opened in 2013 with the rest of the Shineman Center. The upgraded projector includes an 8” digital fisheye lens connected to a computer system. It can even project traditionally flat images onto the domed ceiling without distortion.
The WWII Tugboat, LT-5, serves as the centerpiece to this week-long commemoration. Guided tours of the vessel offered all week. A special event takes place on Thursday, June 6th. Free to attend.
Oswego County Department of Social Services is looking for loving families to provide stable temporary homes to kids in need in our community.
To learn more about becoming a foster or adoptive parent contact Patty Pennock at 963-5382.
For the convenience of prospective Foster and Adoptive Parents, meetings are held at a variety of times and days. For future meeting dates, click the link below.
This 1.5 m. walking tour entertains with stories from Oswego's past while you enjoy tastings from 8 different locally owned businesses and restaurants.
Tours offered 9 am-noon or noon-3 pm. $45 per person.
This 1.5 m. walking tour entertains with stories from Oswego's past while you enjoy tastings from 8 different locally owned businesses and restaurants.
Tours offered 9 am-noon or noon-3 pm. $45 per person.
This 1 mile walking tour entertains you with stories of Oswego's spirits and unusual events at a leisurely pace from the river to historic Franklin Square.
This 1.5 m. walking tour entertains with stories from Oswego's past while you enjoy tastings from 8 different locally owned businesses and restaurants.
Tours offered 9 am-noon or noon-3 pm. $45 per person.
This 1 mile walking tour entertains you with stories of Oswego's spirits and unusual events at a leisurely pace from the river to historic Franklin Square.
Naturalist-led walks. Children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult. Groups larger than 8 should call 315-312-6677 to make arrangements. Free to attend.
Celebrating the Arts is an interactive music and arts festival. Music by Tug Hill Players and Native Immigrants.
Learn a new skill, buy and sell artwork, children’s activities, hands-on demonstrations and workshops, plus food for saleand free ice cream. Free to attend.
Students, faculty and even the general public, can visit the planetarium on the Shineman Center’s second floor. The planetarium holds shows every Sunday at 7 p.m. from September through June. The space regularly comes close to filling the 30 seats available and occasionally reaches its maximum capacity of 49.
The planetarium opened in 2013 with the rest of the Shineman Center. The upgraded projector includes an 8” digital fisheye lens connected to a computer system. It can even project traditionally flat images onto the domed ceiling without distortion.
Senior camp is a special day for adults 50-years-old and upward. Enjoy delicious food, nature, speakers, music, arts and even a campfire at sunset. $15 per person.
Children have the opportunity to free build and take part in fun challenges or games. We provide the LEGOS and kids provide the imagination. Free admission.
This 1 mile walking tour entertains you with stories of Oswego's spirits and unusual events at a leisurely pace from the river to historic Franklin Square.
This 1.5 m. walking tour entertains with stories from Oswego's past while you enjoy tastings from 8 different locally owned businesses and restaurants.
Tours offered 9 am-noon or noon-3 pm. $45 per person.
City of Oswego Annual Weekly Farmer’s Market sponsored by the Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce.
Located on West First Street in the heart of downtown. The market runs every Thursday from 3:30pm-8:30pm, June 13-Oct. 10, 2019. Stop down to enjoy fresh produce, baked goods, arts and crafts and more...
This 1.5 m. walking tour entertains with stories from Oswego's past while you enjoy tastings from 8 different locally owned businesses and restaurants.
Tours offered 9 am-noon or noon-3 pm. $45 per person.
This 1 mile walking tour entertains you with stories of Oswego's spirits and unusual events at a leisurely pace from the river to historic Franklin Square.
This 1.5 m. walking tour entertains with stories from Oswego's past while you enjoy tastings from 8 different locally owned businesses and restaurants.
Tours offered 9 am-noon or noon-3 pm. $45 per person.
This 1 mile walking tour entertains you with stories of Oswego's spirits and unusual events at a leisurely pace from the river to historic Franklin Square.
West Amboy Volunteer Fire Department and West Amboy Community Church work together to bring first-ever community craft fair and yard sale. Free to attend.
West Amboy VFD, 10 Cusson Rd., West Monroe and West Amboy Community Church, 1267 Co. Rte. 26, Williamstown
Garage sales all over the town of Mexico. Map and listing of participants will be available on our Web site and Facebook page near the sale date. Free to attend.
Hear tales of nature, animals’ wild ways, and how we relate to our world. Designed for elementary-aged children, although others are welcome. Under 17 must be accompanied by an adult. Free to attend.
SciExcite share their passion for science and STEAM through hands-on experiments and activities. A fun, interactive experience you won’t want to miss. Free to attend.
Students, faculty and even the general public, can visit the planetarium on the Shineman Center’s second floor. The planetarium holds shows every Sunday at 7 p.m. from September through June. The space regularly comes close to filling the 30 seats available and occasionally reaches its maximum capacity of 49.
The planetarium opened in 2013 with the rest of the Shineman Center. The upgraded projector includes an 8” digital fisheye lens connected to a computer system. It can even project traditionally flat images onto the domed ceiling without distortion.
This 1 mile walking tour entertains you with stories of Oswego's spirits and unusual events at a leisurely pace from the river to historic Franklin Square.
GENIUS International Fair is the place where students from all around the world get together to experience a wide variety of ethnic and cultural food, music, and dance.
The public is invited to attend the International Fair! Walk through and experience the cultures of the 70 countries competing at Genius Olympiad!
This 1.5 m. walking tour entertains with stories from Oswego's past while you enjoy tastings from 8 different locally owned businesses and restaurants.
Tours offered 9 am-noon or noon-3 pm. $45 per person.
City of Oswego Annual Weekly Farmer’s Market sponsored by the Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce.
Located on West First Street in the heart of downtown. The market runs every Thursday from 3:30pm-8:30pm, June 13-Oct. 10, 2019. Stop down to enjoy fresh produce, baked goods, arts and crafts and more...
Screening of film by Juliet Giglio and Mic-Anthony Hay featuring the return of three refuges to Fort Ontario in 2018.
During World War II, only 982 refugees from the European Holocaust were allowed entry into the United States. Using archival footage and interviews, Only 982 tells the story of cousins Rikica, David and Ella Levi, three Jewish refugees, as they made the pilgrimage from Yugoslavia to Naples, Italy where they were joined by 3,000 other refugees vying for only 1,000 spots on the Henry Gibbons ship to America. After signing documents that stated they would promise to return to Yugoslavia after the war, the Levi family boarded the ship for New York. The film documents their journey and the 18 months they spent at Fort Ontario.
This 1.5 m. walking tour entertains with stories from Oswego's past while you enjoy tastings from 8 different locally owned businesses and restaurants.
Tours offered 9 am-noon or noon-3 pm. $45 per person.
This 1 mile walking tour entertains you with stories of Oswego's spirits and unusual events at a leisurely pace from the river to historic Franklin Square.
This 1.5 m. walking tour entertains with stories from Oswego's past while you enjoy tastings from 8 different locally owned businesses and restaurants.
Tours offered 9 am-noon or noon-3 pm. $45 per person.
This 1 mile walking tour entertains you with stories of Oswego's spirits and unusual events at a leisurely pace from the river to historic Franklin Square.
Spey Nation started in 2008 as a spey casting clave (gathering) at the Pineville Boat Launch near Pulaski, NY and celebrated the emerging 2-handed rod culture in the Great Lakes Fishery. It continues today as a celebration of all things spey both online and through events.
Spey Nation is everywhere. It can be found in the tail outs of the Pacific Northwest, the salt water rivers of New England, the Great Atlantic Salmon rivers of the world and the tributaries of the Great Lakes. It's everywhere 2 handed fly rods are cast, flies are swung and is expanding with every cast and step. It lives, breathes and grows with every angler who grabs the 2-hander or feels the tight line grab for the very first time. It grows through any company promoting the sport and gospel of spey casting and spey fishing. Our mission is to support that culture because it's a good culture full of caring individuals and organizations that share values about rivers.
Ride Oswego County (ROC) presents a 36-mile bicycle race on gravel and paved roads, in and around Happy Valley Game Preserve with a special trip down the “Oswego County Cobbles.” Registration $25-$45. www.bikereg.com/ghitv
Annual regatta draws 20- to 35-foot sailboats from the south shore of Lake Ontario. Winner gains a spot in Hospice National Regatta Championship. On-shore reception is open to public.
Linda Scherz returns to the Center to lead this hands-on workshop in basket weaving. Everyone loves this basket! A solid 4” wood base with spokes pre-glued will be ready for students to start weaving. Students learn to twine with paracord as they weave, creating a survival bowl measuring almost 5” high opening to 7½” diameter, and learning many techniques. Complete with a lashed on rim that is accented with paracord rim filler. There will be a selection of colors for students to choose from. Made with survival paracord, if needed you can unweave and use.
Class fee includes all materials, prep, pattern and tool use during class to complete basket. Be sure to bring a lunch and beverages for yourself.
The fee for this day long class is ONLY $76 PER PERSON and includes all materials. Pre-registration WITH PAYMENT is required as space is limited! Registration closes at 4 PM June 7th. Please call 315-963-7286 to register.
Local carp fishing guide Mike McGrath and local Author Spider Rybaak provide lessons in fishing with live bait and with lures. All bait and tackle are provided for free. There is no need to register. Free to attend.
Naturalist-led walks. Children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult. Groups larger than 8 should call 315-312-6677 to make arrangements. Free to attend.
Join a guided paddle to Oswego’s West Pierhead Lighthouse during the annual Oswego County Hospice Regatta. Cost includes rental, safety equipment and tour guide. $25 per person.
Have you ever wanted to turn laps at the Oswego Speedway? The Rusty Wallace Racing Experience will give you two chances to do this summer - first on Sunday, June 23 and again on Sunday, August 11!
Students, faculty and even the general public, can visit the planetarium on the Shineman Center’s second floor. The planetarium holds shows every Sunday at 7 p.m. from September through June. The space regularly comes close to filling the 30 seats available and occasionally reaches its maximum capacity of 49.
The planetarium opened in 2013 with the rest of the Shineman Center. The upgraded projector includes an 8” digital fisheye lens connected to a computer system. It can even project traditionally flat images onto the domed ceiling without distortion.
This 1 mile walking tour entertains you with stories of Oswego's spirits and unusual events at a leisurely pace from the river to historic Franklin Square.
This is a non-competitive children's triathlon, open to all athletic levels ages 3-13. Price is $5 per child.
The goal is to get kids moving!
Happy to discuss accomodations.
Your child doesn't bike? How about riding a scooter?
Do three children want to do a relay?
Sign in in begins at 9:30, the race begins with the youngest kids at 10:30.
Road closure is arranged for a safe bike course, and the run portion is around the fort park where the baseball diamonds are.
Medals and snacks provided to all children after the event.
Fast Eddie's is sponsoring the event and offering a free bike checkout to all youth participants the two weeks before the race.
Wednesdays, Jun 26, 2019 to Aug 21, 2019 Location: Breitbeck Park
Concerts are held at Breitbeck Park, overlooking Lake Ontario on Wednesday evenings. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets. Admission is free.
In case of rain, the concert will be held in the pavilion at Breitbeck Park.
Event contact - Concert Band, Trevor Jorgensen, 315-532-7338. Jazz Band, Stan Gosek, 315-342-0488
This 1.5 m. walking tour entertains with stories from Oswego's past while you enjoy tastings from 8 different locally owned businesses and restaurants.
Tours offered 9 am-noon or noon-3 pm. $45 per person.
City of Oswego Annual Weekly Farmer’s Market sponsored by the Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce.
Located on West First Street in the heart of downtown. The market runs every Thursday from 3:30pm-8:30pm, June 13-Oct. 10, 2019. Stop down to enjoy fresh produce, baked goods, arts and crafts and more...
The DIRTcar 358-Modified Series invades the High Banks for 100-laps of wheel-to-wheel action featuring stars from around the Northeastern United States and Canada. Also on the card will be the Dot Foods CareersDIRTcar Racing Sportsman and Billy Whittaker Cars and Trux Late Models
This 1.5 m. walking tour entertains with stories from Oswego's past while you enjoy tastings from 8 different locally owned businesses and restaurants.
Tours offered 9 am-noon or noon-3 pm. $45 per person.
This 1 mile walking tour entertains you with stories of Oswego's spirits and unusual events at a leisurely pace from the river to historic Franklin Square.
You don’t have to wait for Halloween to scream! This limited-ticket event is just enough to hold you over until October. Pre-sale tickets are required.
Local carp fishing guide Mike McGrath and local Author Spider Rybaak provide lessons in fishing with live bait and with lures. All bait and tackle are provided for free. There is no need to register. Free to attend.
Naturalist-led walks. Children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult. Groups larger than 8 should call 315-312-6677 to make arrangements. Free to attend.
Students, faculty and even the general public, can visit the planetarium on the Shineman Center’s second floor. The planetarium holds shows every Sunday at 7 p.m. from September through June. The space regularly comes close to filling the 30 seats available and occasionally reaches its maximum capacity of 49.
The planetarium opened in 2013 with the rest of the Shineman Center. The upgraded projector includes an 8” digital fisheye lens connected to a computer system. It can even project traditionally flat images onto the domed ceiling without distortion.
Fun and Free Day Camp held on the SUNY Oswego Campus. Open to Kids in grades 2-12.
We welcome Grades 3-12 students with or without a Chinese Language background. With the
support of a federal grant, there is no program fee. Sixty applicants will be invited to the
program and placed in four classes based on their grades and levels of proficiency in Mandarin
Chinese. Full participation in the three-week program is required. No partial attendance is
accepted.
Fun and Free Day Camp held on the SUNY Oswego Campus. Open to Kids in grades 2-12.
We welcome Grades 3-12 students with or without a Chinese Language background. With the
support of a federal grant, there is no program fee. Sixty applicants will be invited to the
program and placed in four classes based on their grades and levels of proficiency in Mandarin
Chinese. Full participation in the three-week program is required. No partial attendance is
accepted.
Fun and Free Day Camp held on the SUNY Oswego Campus. Open to Kids in grades 2-12.
We welcome Grades 3-12 students with or without a Chinese Language background. With the
support of a federal grant, there is no program fee. Sixty applicants will be invited to the
program and placed in four classes based on their grades and levels of proficiency in Mandarin
Chinese. Full participation in the three-week program is required. No partial attendance is
accepted.
Wednesdays, Jun 26, 2019 to Aug 21, 2019 Location: Breitbeck Park
Concerts are held at Breitbeck Park, overlooking Lake Ontario on Wednesday evenings. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets. Admission is free.
In case of rain, the concert will be held in the pavilion at Breitbeck Park.
Event contact - Concert Band, Trevor Jorgensen, 315-532-7338. Jazz Band, Stan Gosek, 315-342-0488
Community festival in the Riverfront Park with crafters, vendors, food and a Kids Zone. Fireworks are launched from a barge in the river between NYS Rte. 81 and NYS Rte. 11 in Brewerton. Free to attend.
Fun and Free Day Camp held on the SUNY Oswego Campus. Open to Kids in grades 2-12.
We welcome Grades 3-12 students with or without a Chinese Language background. With the
support of a federal grant, there is no program fee. Sixty applicants will be invited to the
program and placed in four classes based on their grades and levels of proficiency in Mandarin
Chinese. Full participation in the three-week program is required. No partial attendance is
accepted.
City of Oswego Annual Weekly Farmer’s Market sponsored by the Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce.
Located on West First Street in the heart of downtown. The market runs every Thursday from 3:30pm-8:30pm, June 13-Oct. 10, 2019. Stop down to enjoy fresh produce, baked goods, arts and crafts and more...
Fun and Free Day Camp held on the SUNY Oswego Campus. Open to Kids in grades 2-12.
We welcome Grades 3-12 students with or without a Chinese Language background. With the
support of a federal grant, there is no program fee. Sixty applicants will be invited to the
program and placed in four classes based on their grades and levels of proficiency in Mandarin
Chinese. Full participation in the three-week program is required. No partial attendance is
accepted.
Naturalist-led walks. Children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult. Groups larger than 8 should call 315-312-6677 to make arrangements. Free to attend.
Phoenix VFW Memorial Day Field Days
SUNY Oswego presents We Are Lake Ontario Exhibit
Wild Edibles and Nature Walk
New Haven Annual Memorial Day Parade
Theatre du Jour presents The Awesome 80's Prom
Cleveland UMC's Annual Fun(d) Day
Oswego Little League Kids Fun Run & 5K Run/Walk
Fulton East Side Garage Sale
Madeline Festival at Fort Ontario
Information Meeting about Foster & Adoptive Parenting
Oswego Farmers' Market
Wednesdays, 
Summer Scream 2019
