The “Sunday Artists” show is an annual exhibit featuring original work of amateurs, emerging artists, and semi-professional artists (those not making a livelihood with their art). The purpose is to give these individuals the opportunity to have their artwork publicly exhibited and professionally judged. This show and award ceremony is scheduled to be virtual this year. However, artwork will still be hung in the gallery.
Join us for our free adaptive paddling experiences. These outings are made possible through grants received through the VA and continued generous support from our donors and sponsors.
Our adaptive paddles will change launch locations spanning over a variety of waterways from Oswego, Onondaga, Cayuga, Jefferson, Monroe and Ontario Counties!
You do not need to have a disability to participate in any of our programing. Inclusion is the key to everyone's success and overall health and well being!
Reservations are required to at least 24 hours before each launch. Discuss your needs and reserve your kayak by contacting Jenn @ 315-561-0223.
We are pleased to offer this pay-what-you-can virtual class summer series, thanks to a special COVID relief grant from the Greater Pulaski Community Endowment Fund.
Materials are supplied and included with your registration and available for curbside pick up the day before the class.
Classes for adults will be held every Tuesday morning, 10 a.m. – noon
Children’s classes will be Thursday mornings from 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Space is limited. Projects and lessons will vary each week and will be taught by a variety of instructors. Some additional classes will be held on evenings and weekends. Check our schedule for updates.
Select what you can pay (typically between $2 & 5 (children's classes), depending on the class).
After you are registered, check your email for a supply list for the class, a link to the class, and instructions to connect.
Look over the materials list. We will provide all the essential materials needed to create your painting, although basic supplies, such as tape or scissors, may be needed from home.
On the day before the class, stop by the art center between 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. to pick up your supplies, or call to arrange a more convenient time. We ask that you please wear a mask when coming to the art center.
The Salmon River Fine Arts Center is offering free Thursday night “Drawing In the Park” outdoor classes at South Park in Pulaski, NY (across from the Art Center). These are drop-in classes and open to artists of all ages and experience levels. Paper and pencils will be provided, but feel free to bring your own sketchpad and favorite drawing utensils. Bring your own chair, sit on the grass or a bench. Draw from the environment or bring a reference photo to draw.
An instructor will be on hand to offer guidance, ideas, and critique.
To maintain safe physical distancing the following practice will be followed:
Masks or face coverings must be worn at all times.
A distance of six feet must be maintained with individuals you don’t live with.
Art will be propped up for critique and guidance provided within a safe distance.
Drawing tools will be wiped with disinfectant before and after use.
Hand sanitizer will be available on site to use as needed during or after class.
Artists of all ages are welcome and all materials are provided.
This event is made possible by a generous donation from Drs. Patricia and Jay Chapman.
Schedule: Ongoing, every Thursday evening 6 - 8 p.m.
We are pleased to offer this pay-what-you-can virtual class summer series, thanks to a special COVID relief grant from the Greater Pulaski Community Endowment Fund.
Materials are supplied and included with your registration and available for curbside pick up the day before the class.
Classes for adults will be held every Tuesday morning, 10 a.m. – noon
Children’s classes will be Thursday mornings from 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Space is limited. Projects and lessons will vary each week and will be taught by a variety of instructors. Some additional classes will be held on evenings and weekends. Check our schedule for updates.
Select what you can pay (typically between $2 & 5 (children's classes), depending on the class).
After you are registered, check your email for a supply list for the class, a link to the class, and instructions to connect.
Look over the materials list. We will provide all the essential materials needed to create your painting, although basic supplies, such as tape or scissors, may be needed from home.
On the day before the class, stop by the art center between 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. to pick up your supplies, or call to arrange a more convenient time. We ask that you please wear a mask when coming to the art center.
The “Sunday Artists” show is an annual exhibit featuring original work of amateurs, emerging artists, and semi-professional artists (those not making a livelihood with their art). The purpose is to give these individuals the opportunity to have their artwork publicly exhibited and professionally judged. This show and award ceremony is scheduled to be virtual this year. However, artwork will still be hung in the gallery.
Join us for our free adaptive paddling experiences. These outings are made possible through grants received through the VA and continued generous support from our donors and sponsors.
Our adaptive paddles will change launch locations spanning over a variety of waterways from Oswego, Onondaga, Cayuga, Jefferson, Monroe and Ontario Counties!
You do not need to have a disability to participate in any of our programing. Inclusion is the key to everyone's success and overall health and well being!
Reservations are required to at least 24 hours before each launch. Discuss your needs and reserve your kayak by contacting Jenn @ 315-561-0223.
We are pleased to offer this pay-what-you-can virtual class summer series, thanks to a special COVID relief grant from the Greater Pulaski Community Endowment Fund.
Materials are supplied and included with your registration and available for curbside pick up the day before the class.
Classes for adults will be held every Tuesday morning, 10 a.m. – noon
Children’s classes will be Thursday mornings from 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Space is limited. Projects and lessons will vary each week and will be taught by a variety of instructors. Some additional classes will be held on evenings and weekends. Check our schedule for updates.
Select what you can pay (typically between $2 & 5 (children's classes), depending on the class).
After you are registered, check your email for a supply list for the class, a link to the class, and instructions to connect.
Look over the materials list. We will provide all the essential materials needed to create your painting, although basic supplies, such as tape or scissors, may be needed from home.
On the day before the class, stop by the art center between 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. to pick up your supplies, or call to arrange a more convenient time. We ask that you please wear a mask when coming to the art center.
The Salmon River Fine Arts Center is offering free Thursday night “Drawing In the Park” outdoor classes at South Park in Pulaski, NY (across from the Art Center). These are drop-in classes and open to artists of all ages and experience levels. Paper and pencils will be provided, but feel free to bring your own sketchpad and favorite drawing utensils. Bring your own chair, sit on the grass or a bench. Draw from the environment or bring a reference photo to draw.
An instructor will be on hand to offer guidance, ideas, and critique.
To maintain safe physical distancing the following practice will be followed:
Masks or face coverings must be worn at all times.
A distance of six feet must be maintained with individuals you don’t live with.
Art will be propped up for critique and guidance provided within a safe distance.
Drawing tools will be wiped with disinfectant before and after use.
Hand sanitizer will be available on site to use as needed during or after class.
Artists of all ages are welcome and all materials are provided.
This event is made possible by a generous donation from Drs. Patricia and Jay Chapman.
Schedule: Ongoing, every Thursday evening 6 - 8 p.m.
We are pleased to offer this pay-what-you-can virtual class summer series, thanks to a special COVID relief grant from the Greater Pulaski Community Endowment Fund.
Materials are supplied and included with your registration and available for curbside pick up the day before the class.
Classes for adults will be held every Tuesday morning, 10 a.m. – noon
Children’s classes will be Thursday mornings from 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Space is limited. Projects and lessons will vary each week and will be taught by a variety of instructors. Some additional classes will be held on evenings and weekends. Check our schedule for updates.
Select what you can pay (typically between $2 & 5 (children's classes), depending on the class).
After you are registered, check your email for a supply list for the class, a link to the class, and instructions to connect.
Look over the materials list. We will provide all the essential materials needed to create your painting, although basic supplies, such as tape or scissors, may be needed from home.
On the day before the class, stop by the art center between 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. to pick up your supplies, or call to arrange a more convenient time. We ask that you please wear a mask when coming to the art center.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions in place regarding social distancing and for the safety of the community, Oswego Health has announced its 5th Annual Run for Your Health 5K will be held virtually between August 8-August 22. Runners and walkers of all ages and levels are encouraged to participate.
This virtual event is only $25 to participate. Runners and/or walkers have two weeks to complete the 5K. It is suggested to use the Run for Health 5K route, however, participants can choose their own route. Routes and times can be uploaded once the participants 5K is complete. All registrants will be entered into a drawing to win prizes. Community members can register online at www.raceroster.com.
Race packets can be picked up on Saturday, August 1st at the Farmers Market in Fulton between 8 am – noon and then on August 6th at the Farmers Market in Oswego between 3:45 pm – 7:45 pm.
“HealthWay Family of Brands will be our new presenting sponsor this year. We are excited to have them on board and appreciate their dedication to supporting our local healthcare services,” said Oswego Health’s Director of Business and Community Development Michele Hourigan.
Local businesses or organizations can also enter a team. For more information please call Michele Hourigan at 315-326-3788.
The Run for Your Health 5K is proud to be part of the Make it Happen 20K Race Series. Oswego Health’s race is the third race in the series. The series concludes with the Go Bucs 5K Run/Walk on October 4th.
Join us for our free adaptive paddling experiences. These outings are made possible through grants received through the VA and continued generous support from our donors and sponsors.
Our adaptive paddles will change launch locations spanning over a variety of waterways from Oswego, Onondaga, Cayuga, Jefferson, Monroe and Ontario Counties!
You do not need to have a disability to participate in any of our programing. Inclusion is the key to everyone's success and overall health and well being!
Reservations are required to at least 24 hours before each launch. Discuss your needs and reserve your kayak by contacting Jenn @ 315-561-0223.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions in place regarding social distancing and for the safety of the community, Oswego Health has announced its 5th Annual Run for Your Health 5K will be held virtually between August 8-August 22. Runners and walkers of all ages and levels are encouraged to participate.
This virtual event is only $25 to participate. Runners and/or walkers have two weeks to complete the 5K. It is suggested to use the Run for Health 5K route, however, participants can choose their own route. Routes and times can be uploaded once the participants 5K is complete. All registrants will be entered into a drawing to win prizes. Community members can register online at www.raceroster.com.
Race packets can be picked up on Saturday, August 1st at the Farmers Market in Fulton between 8 am – noon and then on August 6th at the Farmers Market in Oswego between 3:45 pm – 7:45 pm.
“HealthWay Family of Brands will be our new presenting sponsor this year. We are excited to have them on board and appreciate their dedication to supporting our local healthcare services,” said Oswego Health’s Director of Business and Community Development Michele Hourigan.
Local businesses or organizations can also enter a team. For more information please call Michele Hourigan at 315-326-3788.
The Run for Your Health 5K is proud to be part of the Make it Happen 20K Race Series. Oswego Health’s race is the third race in the series. The series concludes with the Go Bucs 5K Run/Walk on October 4th.
The “Sunday Artists” show is an annual exhibit featuring original work of amateurs, emerging artists, and semi-professional artists (those not making a livelihood with their art). The purpose is to give these individuals the opportunity to have their artwork publicly exhibited and professionally judged. This show and award ceremony is scheduled to be virtual this year. However, artwork will still be hung in the gallery.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions in place regarding social distancing and for the safety of the community, Oswego Health has announced its 5th Annual Run for Your Health 5K will be held virtually between August 8-August 22. Runners and walkers of all ages and levels are encouraged to participate.
This virtual event is only $25 to participate. Runners and/or walkers have two weeks to complete the 5K. It is suggested to use the Run for Health 5K route, however, participants can choose their own route. Routes and times can be uploaded once the participants 5K is complete. All registrants will be entered into a drawing to win prizes. Community members can register online at www.raceroster.com.
Race packets can be picked up on Saturday, August 1st at the Farmers Market in Fulton between 8 am – noon and then on August 6th at the Farmers Market in Oswego between 3:45 pm – 7:45 pm.
“HealthWay Family of Brands will be our new presenting sponsor this year. We are excited to have them on board and appreciate their dedication to supporting our local healthcare services,” said Oswego Health’s Director of Business and Community Development Michele Hourigan.
Local businesses or organizations can also enter a team. For more information please call Michele Hourigan at 315-326-3788.
The Run for Your Health 5K is proud to be part of the Make it Happen 20K Race Series. Oswego Health’s race is the third race in the series. The series concludes with the Go Bucs 5K Run/Walk on October 4th.
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 315-963-5382.
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.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions in place regarding social distancing and for the safety of the community, Oswego Health has announced its 5th Annual Run for Your Health 5K will be held virtually between August 8-August 22. Runners and walkers of all ages and levels are encouraged to participate.
This virtual event is only $25 to participate. Runners and/or walkers have two weeks to complete the 5K. It is suggested to use the Run for Health 5K route, however, participants can choose their own route. Routes and times can be uploaded once the participants 5K is complete. All registrants will be entered into a drawing to win prizes. Community members can register online at www.raceroster.com.
Race packets can be picked up on Saturday, August 1st at the Farmers Market in Fulton between 8 am – noon and then on August 6th at the Farmers Market in Oswego between 3:45 pm – 7:45 pm.
“HealthWay Family of Brands will be our new presenting sponsor this year. We are excited to have them on board and appreciate their dedication to supporting our local healthcare services,” said Oswego Health’s Director of Business and Community Development Michele Hourigan.
Local businesses or organizations can also enter a team. For more information please call Michele Hourigan at 315-326-3788.
The Run for Your Health 5K is proud to be part of the Make it Happen 20K Race Series. Oswego Health’s race is the third race in the series. The series concludes with the Go Bucs 5K Run/Walk on October 4th.
Join us for our free adaptive paddling experiences. These outings are made possible through grants received through the VA and continued generous support from our donors and sponsors.
Our adaptive paddles will change launch locations spanning over a variety of waterways from Oswego, Onondaga, Cayuga, Jefferson, Monroe and Ontario Counties!
You do not need to have a disability to participate in any of our programing. Inclusion is the key to everyone's success and overall health and well being!
Reservations are required to at least 24 hours before each launch. Discuss your needs and reserve your kayak by contacting Jenn @ 315-561-0223.
We are pleased to offer this pay-what-you-can virtual class summer series, thanks to a special COVID relief grant from the Greater Pulaski Community Endowment Fund.
Materials are supplied and included with your registration and available for curbside pick up the day before the class.
Classes for adults will be held every Tuesday morning, 10 a.m. – noon
Children’s classes will be Thursday mornings from 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Space is limited. Projects and lessons will vary each week and will be taught by a variety of instructors. Some additional classes will be held on evenings and weekends. Check our schedule for updates.
Select what you can pay (typically between $2 & 5 (children's classes), depending on the class).
After you are registered, check your email for a supply list for the class, a link to the class, and instructions to connect.
Look over the materials list. We will provide all the essential materials needed to create your painting, although basic supplies, such as tape or scissors, may be needed from home.
On the day before the class, stop by the art center between 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. to pick up your supplies, or call to arrange a more convenient time. We ask that you please wear a mask when coming to the art center.
The Salmon River Fine Arts Center is offering free Thursday night “Drawing In the Park” outdoor classes at South Park in Pulaski, NY (across from the Art Center). These are drop-in classes and open to artists of all ages and experience levels. Paper and pencils will be provided, but feel free to bring your own sketchpad and favorite drawing utensils. Bring your own chair, sit on the grass or a bench. Draw from the environment or bring a reference photo to draw.
An instructor will be on hand to offer guidance, ideas, and critique.
To maintain safe physical distancing the following practice will be followed:
Masks or face coverings must be worn at all times.
A distance of six feet must be maintained with individuals you don’t live with.
Art will be propped up for critique and guidance provided within a safe distance.
Drawing tools will be wiped with disinfectant before and after use.
Hand sanitizer will be available on site to use as needed during or after class.
Artists of all ages are welcome and all materials are provided.
This event is made possible by a generous donation from Drs. Patricia and Jay Chapman.
Schedule: Ongoing, every Thursday evening 6 - 8 p.m.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions in place regarding social distancing and for the safety of the community, Oswego Health has announced its 5th Annual Run for Your Health 5K will be held virtually between August 8-August 22. Runners and walkers of all ages and levels are encouraged to participate.
This virtual event is only $25 to participate. Runners and/or walkers have two weeks to complete the 5K. It is suggested to use the Run for Health 5K route, however, participants can choose their own route. Routes and times can be uploaded once the participants 5K is complete. All registrants will be entered into a drawing to win prizes. Community members can register online at www.raceroster.com.
Race packets can be picked up on Saturday, August 1st at the Farmers Market in Fulton between 8 am – noon and then on August 6th at the Farmers Market in Oswego between 3:45 pm – 7:45 pm.
“HealthWay Family of Brands will be our new presenting sponsor this year. We are excited to have them on board and appreciate their dedication to supporting our local healthcare services,” said Oswego Health’s Director of Business and Community Development Michele Hourigan.
Local businesses or organizations can also enter a team. For more information please call Michele Hourigan at 315-326-3788.
The Run for Your Health 5K is proud to be part of the Make it Happen 20K Race Series. Oswego Health’s race is the third race in the series. The series concludes with the Go Bucs 5K Run/Walk on October 4th.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions in place regarding social distancing and for the safety of the community, Oswego Health has announced its 5th Annual Run for Your Health 5K will be held virtually between August 8-August 22. Runners and walkers of all ages and levels are encouraged to participate.
This virtual event is only $25 to participate. Runners and/or walkers have two weeks to complete the 5K. It is suggested to use the Run for Health 5K route, however, participants can choose their own route. Routes and times can be uploaded once the participants 5K is complete. All registrants will be entered into a drawing to win prizes. Community members can register online at www.raceroster.com.
Race packets can be picked up on Saturday, August 1st at the Farmers Market in Fulton between 8 am – noon and then on August 6th at the Farmers Market in Oswego between 3:45 pm – 7:45 pm.
“HealthWay Family of Brands will be our new presenting sponsor this year. We are excited to have them on board and appreciate their dedication to supporting our local healthcare services,” said Oswego Health’s Director of Business and Community Development Michele Hourigan.
Local businesses or organizations can also enter a team. For more information please call Michele Hourigan at 315-326-3788.
The Run for Your Health 5K is proud to be part of the Make it Happen 20K Race Series. Oswego Health’s race is the third race in the series. The series concludes with the Go Bucs 5K Run/Walk on October 4th.
We are pleased to offer this pay-what-you-can virtual class summer series, thanks to a special COVID relief grant from the Greater Pulaski Community Endowment Fund.
Materials are supplied and included with your registration and available for curbside pick up the day before the class.
Classes for adults will be held every Tuesday morning, 10 a.m. – noon
Children’s classes will be Thursday mornings from 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Space is limited. Projects and lessons will vary each week and will be taught by a variety of instructors. Some additional classes will be held on evenings and weekends. Check our schedule for updates.
Select what you can pay (typically between $2 & 5 (children's classes), depending on the class).
After you are registered, check your email for a supply list for the class, a link to the class, and instructions to connect.
Look over the materials list. We will provide all the essential materials needed to create your painting, although basic supplies, such as tape or scissors, may be needed from home.
On the day before the class, stop by the art center between 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. to pick up your supplies, or call to arrange a more convenient time. We ask that you please wear a mask when coming to the art center.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions in place regarding social distancing and for the safety of the community, Oswego Health has announced its 5th Annual Run for Your Health 5K will be held virtually between August 8-August 22. Runners and walkers of all ages and levels are encouraged to participate.
This virtual event is only $25 to participate. Runners and/or walkers have two weeks to complete the 5K. It is suggested to use the Run for Health 5K route, however, participants can choose their own route. Routes and times can be uploaded once the participants 5K is complete. All registrants will be entered into a drawing to win prizes. Community members can register online at www.raceroster.com.
Race packets can be picked up on Saturday, August 1st at the Farmers Market in Fulton between 8 am – noon and then on August 6th at the Farmers Market in Oswego between 3:45 pm – 7:45 pm.
“HealthWay Family of Brands will be our new presenting sponsor this year. We are excited to have them on board and appreciate their dedication to supporting our local healthcare services,” said Oswego Health’s Director of Business and Community Development Michele Hourigan.
Local businesses or organizations can also enter a team. For more information please call Michele Hourigan at 315-326-3788.
The Run for Your Health 5K is proud to be part of the Make it Happen 20K Race Series. Oswego Health’s race is the third race in the series. The series concludes with the Go Bucs 5K Run/Walk on October 4th.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions in place regarding social distancing and for the safety of the community, Oswego Health has announced its 5th Annual Run for Your Health 5K will be held virtually between August 8-August 22. Runners and walkers of all ages and levels are encouraged to participate.
This virtual event is only $25 to participate. Runners and/or walkers have two weeks to complete the 5K. It is suggested to use the Run for Health 5K route, however, participants can choose their own route. Routes and times can be uploaded once the participants 5K is complete. All registrants will be entered into a drawing to win prizes. Community members can register online at www.raceroster.com.
Race packets can be picked up on Saturday, August 1st at the Farmers Market in Fulton between 8 am – noon and then on August 6th at the Farmers Market in Oswego between 3:45 pm – 7:45 pm.
“HealthWay Family of Brands will be our new presenting sponsor this year. We are excited to have them on board and appreciate their dedication to supporting our local healthcare services,” said Oswego Health’s Director of Business and Community Development Michele Hourigan.
Local businesses or organizations can also enter a team. For more information please call Michele Hourigan at 315-326-3788.
The Run for Your Health 5K is proud to be part of the Make it Happen 20K Race Series. Oswego Health’s race is the third race in the series. The series concludes with the Go Bucs 5K Run/Walk on October 4th.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions in place regarding social distancing and for the safety of the community, Oswego Health has announced its 5th Annual Run for Your Health 5K will be held virtually between August 8-August 22. Runners and walkers of all ages and levels are encouraged to participate.
This virtual event is only $25 to participate. Runners and/or walkers have two weeks to complete the 5K. It is suggested to use the Run for Health 5K route, however, participants can choose their own route. Routes and times can be uploaded once the participants 5K is complete. All registrants will be entered into a drawing to win prizes. Community members can register online at www.raceroster.com.
Race packets can be picked up on Saturday, August 1st at the Farmers Market in Fulton between 8 am – noon and then on August 6th at the Farmers Market in Oswego between 3:45 pm – 7:45 pm.
“HealthWay Family of Brands will be our new presenting sponsor this year. We are excited to have them on board and appreciate their dedication to supporting our local healthcare services,” said Oswego Health’s Director of Business and Community Development Michele Hourigan.
Local businesses or organizations can also enter a team. For more information please call Michele Hourigan at 315-326-3788.
The Run for Your Health 5K is proud to be part of the Make it Happen 20K Race Series. Oswego Health’s race is the third race in the series. The series concludes with the Go Bucs 5K Run/Walk on October 4th.
The “Sunday Artists” show is an annual exhibit featuring original work of amateurs, emerging artists, and semi-professional artists (those not making a livelihood with their art). The purpose is to give these individuals the opportunity to have their artwork publicly exhibited and professionally judged. This show and award ceremony is scheduled to be virtual this year. However, artwork will still be hung in the gallery.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions in place regarding social distancing and for the safety of the community, Oswego Health has announced its 5th Annual Run for Your Health 5K will be held virtually between August 8-August 22. Runners and walkers of all ages and levels are encouraged to participate.
This virtual event is only $25 to participate. Runners and/or walkers have two weeks to complete the 5K. It is suggested to use the Run for Health 5K route, however, participants can choose their own route. Routes and times can be uploaded once the participants 5K is complete. All registrants will be entered into a drawing to win prizes. Community members can register online at www.raceroster.com.
Race packets can be picked up on Saturday, August 1st at the Farmers Market in Fulton between 8 am – noon and then on August 6th at the Farmers Market in Oswego between 3:45 pm – 7:45 pm.
“HealthWay Family of Brands will be our new presenting sponsor this year. We are excited to have them on board and appreciate their dedication to supporting our local healthcare services,” said Oswego Health’s Director of Business and Community Development Michele Hourigan.
Local businesses or organizations can also enter a team. For more information please call Michele Hourigan at 315-326-3788.
The Run for Your Health 5K is proud to be part of the Make it Happen 20K Race Series. Oswego Health’s race is the third race in the series. The series concludes with the Go Bucs 5K Run/Walk on October 4th.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions in place regarding social distancing and for the safety of the community, Oswego Health has announced its 5th Annual Run for Your Health 5K will be held virtually between August 8-August 22. Runners and walkers of all ages and levels are encouraged to participate.
This virtual event is only $25 to participate. Runners and/or walkers have two weeks to complete the 5K. It is suggested to use the Run for Health 5K route, however, participants can choose their own route. Routes and times can be uploaded once the participants 5K is complete. All registrants will be entered into a drawing to win prizes. Community members can register online at www.raceroster.com.
Race packets can be picked up on Saturday, August 1st at the Farmers Market in Fulton between 8 am – noon and then on August 6th at the Farmers Market in Oswego between 3:45 pm – 7:45 pm.
“HealthWay Family of Brands will be our new presenting sponsor this year. We are excited to have them on board and appreciate their dedication to supporting our local healthcare services,” said Oswego Health’s Director of Business and Community Development Michele Hourigan.
Local businesses or organizations can also enter a team. For more information please call Michele Hourigan at 315-326-3788.
The Run for Your Health 5K is proud to be part of the Make it Happen 20K Race Series. Oswego Health’s race is the third race in the series. The series concludes with the Go Bucs 5K Run/Walk on October 4th.
Join us for our free adaptive paddling experiences. These outings are made possible through grants received through the VA and continued generous support from our donors and sponsors.
Our adaptive paddles will change launch locations spanning over a variety of waterways from Oswego, Onondaga, Cayuga, Jefferson, Monroe and Ontario Counties!
You do not need to have a disability to participate in any of our programing. Inclusion is the key to everyone's success and overall health and well being!
Reservations are required to at least 24 hours before each launch. Discuss your needs and reserve your kayak by contacting Jenn @ 315-561-0223.
We are pleased to offer this pay-what-you-can virtual class summer series, thanks to a special COVID relief grant from the Greater Pulaski Community Endowment Fund.
Materials are supplied and included with your registration and available for curbside pick up the day before the class.
Classes for adults will be held every Tuesday morning, 10 a.m. – noon
Children’s classes will be Thursday mornings from 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Space is limited. Projects and lessons will vary each week and will be taught by a variety of instructors. Some additional classes will be held on evenings and weekends. Check our schedule for updates.
Select what you can pay (typically between $2 & 5 (children's classes), depending on the class).
After you are registered, check your email for a supply list for the class, a link to the class, and instructions to connect.
Look over the materials list. We will provide all the essential materials needed to create your painting, although basic supplies, such as tape or scissors, may be needed from home.
On the day before the class, stop by the art center between 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. to pick up your supplies, or call to arrange a more convenient time. We ask that you please wear a mask when coming to the art center.
The Salmon River Fine Arts Center is offering free Thursday night “Drawing In the Park” outdoor classes at South Park in Pulaski, NY (across from the Art Center). These are drop-in classes and open to artists of all ages and experience levels. Paper and pencils will be provided, but feel free to bring your own sketchpad and favorite drawing utensils. Bring your own chair, sit on the grass or a bench. Draw from the environment or bring a reference photo to draw.
An instructor will be on hand to offer guidance, ideas, and critique.
To maintain safe physical distancing the following practice will be followed:
Masks or face coverings must be worn at all times.
A distance of six feet must be maintained with individuals you don’t live with.
Art will be propped up for critique and guidance provided within a safe distance.
Drawing tools will be wiped with disinfectant before and after use.
Hand sanitizer will be available on site to use as needed during or after class.
Artists of all ages are welcome and all materials are provided.
This event is made possible by a generous donation from Drs. Patricia and Jay Chapman.
Schedule: Ongoing, every Thursday evening 6 - 8 p.m.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions in place regarding social distancing and for the safety of the community, Oswego Health has announced its 5th Annual Run for Your Health 5K will be held virtually between August 8-August 22. Runners and walkers of all ages and levels are encouraged to participate.
This virtual event is only $25 to participate. Runners and/or walkers have two weeks to complete the 5K. It is suggested to use the Run for Health 5K route, however, participants can choose their own route. Routes and times can be uploaded once the participants 5K is complete. All registrants will be entered into a drawing to win prizes. Community members can register online at www.raceroster.com.
Race packets can be picked up on Saturday, August 1st at the Farmers Market in Fulton between 8 am – noon and then on August 6th at the Farmers Market in Oswego between 3:45 pm – 7:45 pm.
“HealthWay Family of Brands will be our new presenting sponsor this year. We are excited to have them on board and appreciate their dedication to supporting our local healthcare services,” said Oswego Health’s Director of Business and Community Development Michele Hourigan.
Local businesses or organizations can also enter a team. For more information please call Michele Hourigan at 315-326-3788.
The Run for Your Health 5K is proud to be part of the Make it Happen 20K Race Series. Oswego Health’s race is the third race in the series. The series concludes with the Go Bucs 5K Run/Walk on October 4th.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions in place regarding social distancing and for the safety of the community, Oswego Health has announced its 5th Annual Run for Your Health 5K will be held virtually between August 8-August 22. Runners and walkers of all ages and levels are encouraged to participate.
This virtual event is only $25 to participate. Runners and/or walkers have two weeks to complete the 5K. It is suggested to use the Run for Health 5K route, however, participants can choose their own route. Routes and times can be uploaded once the participants 5K is complete. All registrants will be entered into a drawing to win prizes. Community members can register online at www.raceroster.com.
Race packets can be picked up on Saturday, August 1st at the Farmers Market in Fulton between 8 am – noon and then on August 6th at the Farmers Market in Oswego between 3:45 pm – 7:45 pm.
“HealthWay Family of Brands will be our new presenting sponsor this year. We are excited to have them on board and appreciate their dedication to supporting our local healthcare services,” said Oswego Health’s Director of Business and Community Development Michele Hourigan.
Local businesses or organizations can also enter a team. For more information please call Michele Hourigan at 315-326-3788.
The Run for Your Health 5K is proud to be part of the Make it Happen 20K Race Series. Oswego Health’s race is the third race in the series. The series concludes with the Go Bucs 5K Run/Walk on October 4th.
We are pleased to offer this pay-what-you-can virtual class summer series, thanks to a special COVID relief grant from the Greater Pulaski Community Endowment Fund.
Materials are supplied and included with your registration and available for curbside pick up the day before the class.
Classes for adults will be held every Tuesday morning, 10 a.m. – noon
Children’s classes will be Thursday mornings from 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Space is limited. Projects and lessons will vary each week and will be taught by a variety of instructors. Some additional classes will be held on evenings and weekends. Check our schedule for updates.
Select what you can pay (typically between $2 & 5 (children's classes), depending on the class).
After you are registered, check your email for a supply list for the class, a link to the class, and instructions to connect.
Look over the materials list. We will provide all the essential materials needed to create your painting, although basic supplies, such as tape or scissors, may be needed from home.
On the day before the class, stop by the art center between 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. to pick up your supplies, or call to arrange a more convenient time. We ask that you please wear a mask when coming to the art center.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions in place regarding social distancing and for the safety of the community, Oswego Health has announced its 5th Annual Run for Your Health 5K will be held virtually between August 8-August 22. Runners and walkers of all ages and levels are encouraged to participate.
This virtual event is only $25 to participate. Runners and/or walkers have two weeks to complete the 5K. It is suggested to use the Run for Health 5K route, however, participants can choose their own route. Routes and times can be uploaded once the participants 5K is complete. All registrants will be entered into a drawing to win prizes. Community members can register online at www.raceroster.com.
Race packets can be picked up on Saturday, August 1st at the Farmers Market in Fulton between 8 am – noon and then on August 6th at the Farmers Market in Oswego between 3:45 pm – 7:45 pm.
“HealthWay Family of Brands will be our new presenting sponsor this year. We are excited to have them on board and appreciate their dedication to supporting our local healthcare services,” said Oswego Health’s Director of Business and Community Development Michele Hourigan.
Local businesses or organizations can also enter a team. For more information please call Michele Hourigan at 315-326-3788.
The Run for Your Health 5K is proud to be part of the Make it Happen 20K Race Series. Oswego Health’s race is the third race in the series. The series concludes with the Go Bucs 5K Run/Walk on October 4th.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions in place regarding social distancing and for the safety of the community, Oswego Health has announced its 5th Annual Run for Your Health 5K will be held virtually between August 8-August 22. Runners and walkers of all ages and levels are encouraged to participate.
This virtual event is only $25 to participate. Runners and/or walkers have two weeks to complete the 5K. It is suggested to use the Run for Health 5K route, however, participants can choose their own route. Routes and times can be uploaded once the participants 5K is complete. All registrants will be entered into a drawing to win prizes. Community members can register online at www.raceroster.com.
Race packets can be picked up on Saturday, August 1st at the Farmers Market in Fulton between 8 am – noon and then on August 6th at the Farmers Market in Oswego between 3:45 pm – 7:45 pm.
“HealthWay Family of Brands will be our new presenting sponsor this year. We are excited to have them on board and appreciate their dedication to supporting our local healthcare services,” said Oswego Health’s Director of Business and Community Development Michele Hourigan.
Local businesses or organizations can also enter a team. For more information please call Michele Hourigan at 315-326-3788.
The Run for Your Health 5K is proud to be part of the Make it Happen 20K Race Series. Oswego Health’s race is the third race in the series. The series concludes with the Go Bucs 5K Run/Walk on October 4th.
Join us for our free adaptive paddling experiences. These outings are made possible through grants received through the VA and continued generous support from our donors and sponsors.
Our adaptive paddles will change launch locations spanning over a variety of waterways from Oswego, Onondaga, Cayuga, Jefferson, Monroe and Ontario Counties!
You do not need to have a disability to participate in any of our programing. Inclusion is the key to everyone's success and overall health and well being!
Reservations are required to at least 24 hours before each launch. Discuss your needs and reserve your kayak by contacting Jenn @ 315-561-0223.
The “Sunday Artists” show is an annual exhibit featuring original work of amateurs, emerging artists, and semi-professional artists (those not making a livelihood with their art). The purpose is to give these individuals the opportunity to have their artwork publicly exhibited and professionally judged. This show and award ceremony is scheduled to be virtual this year. However, artwork will still be hung in the gallery.
Join us for our free adaptive paddling experiences. These outings are made possible through grants received through the VA and continued generous support from our donors and sponsors.
Our adaptive paddles will change launch locations spanning over a variety of waterways from Oswego, Onondaga, Cayuga, Jefferson, Monroe and Ontario Counties!
You do not need to have a disability to participate in any of our programing. Inclusion is the key to everyone's success and overall health and well being!
Reservations are required to at least 24 hours before each launch. Discuss your needs and reserve your kayak by contacting Jenn @ 315-561-0223.
We are pleased to offer this pay-what-you-can virtual class summer series, thanks to a special COVID relief grant from the Greater Pulaski Community Endowment Fund.
Materials are supplied and included with your registration and available for curbside pick up the day before the class.
Classes for adults will be held every Tuesday morning, 10 a.m. – noon
Children’s classes will be Thursday mornings from 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Space is limited. Projects and lessons will vary each week and will be taught by a variety of instructors. Some additional classes will be held on evenings and weekends. Check our schedule for updates.
Select what you can pay (typically between $2 & 5 (children's classes), depending on the class).
After you are registered, check your email for a supply list for the class, a link to the class, and instructions to connect.
Look over the materials list. We will provide all the essential materials needed to create your painting, although basic supplies, such as tape or scissors, may be needed from home.
On the day before the class, stop by the art center between 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. to pick up your supplies, or call to arrange a more convenient time. We ask that you please wear a mask when coming to the art center.
The Salmon River Fine Arts Center is offering free Thursday night “Drawing In the Park” outdoor classes at South Park in Pulaski, NY (across from the Art Center). These are drop-in classes and open to artists of all ages and experience levels. Paper and pencils will be provided, but feel free to bring your own sketchpad and favorite drawing utensils. Bring your own chair, sit on the grass or a bench. Draw from the environment or bring a reference photo to draw.
An instructor will be on hand to offer guidance, ideas, and critique.
To maintain safe physical distancing the following practice will be followed:
Masks or face coverings must be worn at all times.
A distance of six feet must be maintained with individuals you don’t live with.
Art will be propped up for critique and guidance provided within a safe distance.
Drawing tools will be wiped with disinfectant before and after use.
Hand sanitizer will be available on site to use as needed during or after class.
Artists of all ages are welcome and all materials are provided.
This event is made possible by a generous donation from Drs. Patricia and Jay Chapman.
Schedule: Ongoing, every Thursday evening 6 - 8 p.m.
We are pleased to offer this pay-what-you-can virtual class summer series, thanks to a special COVID relief grant from the Greater Pulaski Community Endowment Fund.
Materials are supplied and included with your registration and available for curbside pick up the day before the class.
Classes for adults will be held every Tuesday morning, 10 a.m. – noon
Children’s classes will be Thursday mornings from 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Space is limited. Projects and lessons will vary each week and will be taught by a variety of instructors. Some additional classes will be held on evenings and weekends. Check our schedule for updates.
Select what you can pay (typically between $2 & 5 (children's classes), depending on the class).
After you are registered, check your email for a supply list for the class, a link to the class, and instructions to connect.
Look over the materials list. We will provide all the essential materials needed to create your painting, although basic supplies, such as tape or scissors, may be needed from home.
On the day before the class, stop by the art center between 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. to pick up your supplies, or call to arrange a more convenient time. We ask that you please wear a mask when coming to the art center.
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 315-963-5382.
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.
Join us for our free adaptive paddling experiences. These outings are made possible through grants received through the VA and continued generous support from our donors and sponsors.
Our adaptive paddles will change launch locations spanning over a variety of waterways from Oswego, Onondaga, Cayuga, Jefferson, Monroe and Ontario Counties!
You do not need to have a disability to participate in any of our programing. Inclusion is the key to everyone's success and overall health and well being!
Reservations are required to at least 24 hours before each launch. Discuss your needs and reserve your kayak by contacting Jenn @ 315-561-0223.
Salmon River Fine Arts Center Sunday Artists
Adaptive Paddling Program
Oswego Farmers' Market
5th Annual Run for Your Health 5K Virtual Event
Information Meeting about Foster & Adoptive Parenting
