We encourage writers to stop out to this once monthly group to share, network, and get to know and be a part of this small community! Coffee and good conversations happen the last Sunday of each month at 6:00 pm!
Art Association of Oswego presents Ceramic Sculpture with Rebecca Chatterton
May 28, 2018 –
Ceramic Sculpture with Rebecca Chatterton
Participants must have some clay experience, especially with hand building, to take this class. Using hand building techniques such as solid construction, coils, and slabs to construct 1-2 animal or human forms out of clay. Throwing on the potter’s wheel is an additional option for those who have experience in that area.
Age and/or skill level: Adults (ages 16+)
Class size limit: 10
When: 6 Mondays, May 14 – June 18, 6-9 PM
Where: AAO – Oswego Civic Arts Center, Fort Ontario Complex (north end of E 4th St), Oswego. (Google Maps Address: 20 Barbara Donahue Dr)
Cost: $190 + $35 materials. AAO members pay a discount of $133 + $35 materials. You may become a member to qualify for the discount rate. For more information on membership: OswegoArts.org/membership.
Instructor: Rebecca Chatterton. Rebecca graduated from SUNY Fredonia in 2015 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a concentration in ceramics. She has also taught several art classes.
Registration and prepayment are required.
For questions regarding the class, please contact Rebecca at 315-307-7601 or greatgrey1468@gmail.com.
Throwing techniques will be taught with a special focus on mugs and bowls, handles, lips, feet, and glazing. This class is appropriate for beginner or intermediate participants.
Age and/or skill level: Adults (ages 16+)
Class size limit: 6
When: 6 Tuesdays, May 15 – June 19, 6-9 PM
Where: AAO – Oswego Civic Arts Center, Fort Ontario Complex (north end of E 4th St), Oswego. (Google Maps Address: 20 Barbara Donahue Dr)
Cost: $190 + $35 materials. AAO members pay a discount of $133 + $35 materials. You may become a member to qualify for the discount rate. For more information on membership: OswegoArts.org/membership.
Instructor: Audrey Proto. Audrey holds a degree in Intercultural Studies, but her passion is ceramics, especially working on the potter’s wheel. She loves to combine beautiful forms and function in her art.
Registration and prepayment are required.
For questions regarding the class, please contact Audrey at audrey.e.proto@gmail.com or 315-297-0752.
Vendors will have a wide selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, sweets, meats, crafts, and furniture. This seasonal market will accept SNAP, Fresh Connect, WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program, and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program to further encourage healthy choices.
Located in South Park in Historical Downtown Pulaski. Live music (June 22nd - August 31st), food vendors, and fresh produce. Accepts WIC, Senior SFNMP and SNAP.
Friday evening features rummage sales and food. Saturday, rummage sales continue, along with a bake sale, an auction at noon and food available. Free admission.
Funds raise benefit Oswego Little League. This year will also feature a kid’s fun run prior to the 5K for ages 12 and under. Race #2 in the Make it Happen 20k Race Series.$25 – adults; $10 – 12 and under. For info, email lbabcoc5@gmail.com.
Join us for our 10th Annual ARISE & Ride for Ramps event that benefits our Oswego County Ramp Program! We've moved to a new venue this year and are excited to be at Lakeview Lanes in Fulton! More information will be coming soon, but be sure to mark your calendars for Saturday, June 2nd!
Charity motorcycle ride
BBQ
Vendors
Family Fun
Food Truck Competition
Music: Bryan Syrell, Gary Carpentier, Off The Reservation
Our 4th Annual Community Fun Day! The day is full of vendors, kiddie land, bounce houses, adult games, basket raffles, food, entertainment and so much more! Free admission.
Friday evening features rummage sales and food. Saturday, rummage sales continue, along with a bake sale, an auction at noon and food available. Free admission.
Residents all over the East Side of the City of Fulton hold Garage sales all day. Come join visitors from all over who enjoy this day of bargain hunting.
Dr. Roby identifies the bright stars and constellations visible in summer evenings and gives a light-hearted version of some of the mythological tales behind the constellations, including Cygnus the Swan and Delphinus the Dolphin. Star maps provided. Admission is free. SUNY Oswego Planetarium, Shineman Hall, Oswego.
Art Association of Oswego presents Ceramic Sculpture with Rebecca Chatterton
June 4, 2018 –
Ceramic Sculpture with Rebecca Chatterton
Participants must have some clay experience, especially with hand building, to take this class. Using hand building techniques such as solid construction, coils, and slabs to construct 1-2 animal or human forms out of clay. Throwing on the potter’s wheel is an additional option for those who have experience in that area.
Age and/or skill level: Adults (ages 16+)
Class size limit: 10
When: 6 Mondays, May 14 – June 18, 6-9 PM
Where: AAO – Oswego Civic Arts Center, Fort Ontario Complex (north end of E 4th St), Oswego. (Google Maps Address: 20 Barbara Donahue Dr)
Cost: $190 + $35 materials. AAO members pay a discount of $133 + $35 materials. You may become a member to qualify for the discount rate. For more information on membership: OswegoArts.org/membership.
Instructor: Rebecca Chatterton. Rebecca graduated from SUNY Fredonia in 2015 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a concentration in ceramics. She has also taught several art classes.
Registration and prepayment are required.
For questions regarding the class, please contact Rebecca at 315-307-7601 or greatgrey1468@gmail.com.
Students create a 2-dimensional piece of stained glass using the Tiffany copper foil method. Instructor Laurie Kester will demonstrate methods of cutting, taping, soldering and finishing a piece. Design your own piece or use one of Laurie’s patterns. Students will provide their own tools and materials. AAO member $133; non-member $190.
Throwing techniques will be taught with a special focus on mugs and bowls, handles, lips, feet, and glazing. This class is appropriate for beginner or intermediate participants.
Age and/or skill level: Adults (ages 16+)
Class size limit: 6
When: 6 Tuesdays, May 15 – June 19, 6-9 PM
Where: AAO – Oswego Civic Arts Center, Fort Ontario Complex (north end of E 4th St), Oswego. (Google Maps Address: 20 Barbara Donahue Dr)
Cost: $190 + $35 materials. AAO members pay a discount of $133 + $35 materials. You may become a member to qualify for the discount rate. For more information on membership: OswegoArts.org/membership.
Instructor: Audrey Proto. Audrey holds a degree in Intercultural Studies, but her passion is ceramics, especially working on the potter’s wheel. She loves to combine beautiful forms and function in her art.
Registration and prepayment are required.
For questions regarding the class, please contact Audrey at audrey.e.proto@gmail.com or 315-297-0752.
Mandala Leather Stamping Workshop – Traveler’s Notebook project
2 day workshop: Sunday April 29th & May 6th, 2018
TIME: 1 to 4 PM
AGE: 10-110
COST: $35 members; $40 non-members
Instructor: Anna Blachman
PLACE: SALMON RIVER FINE ARTS CENTER
Join AnnaB Leatherworks at the Salmon River Fine Arts Center and learn to create beautiful geometric designs in leather. No leather working experience is required. We will start with a small practice piece to learn the moves, and then you will proceed creating your unique traveler’s notebook cover (for 5” x 7” inserts). Projects not completed during the two scheduled sessions can be completed during other leather classes offered at the Salmon River Fine Arts Center (no additional charge), or during our “open leather sessions” most Fridays from Noon to 4 PM (no additional charge).
Returning Students (those who have taken this class before, or leather carving 101): You may choose an alternative project and/or design. Please contact Anna for details and costs.
For questions or to register for the class, please contact the Salmon River Fine Arts Center (315-298-7007 (leave msg., if no answer); sr.fine.arts.ctr@gmail.com ) or Anna Blachman (607-239-7031 (msg or call) Class size is limited.
This project is made possible with funds from the Decentralization Program, a re-grant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature and administered by CNY Arts.
Vendors will have a wide selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, sweets, meats, crafts, and furniture. This seasonal market will accept SNAP, Fresh Connect, WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program, and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program to further encourage healthy choices.
The Annual Canal Days provides students with a glimpse into the past and the history of the Phoenix area. Displays and many hands-on activities give the pupils a sense of what the founding fathers faced during the early days of the town.
The kids have the chance to polish marble, shuck corn, churn ice cream, do some quilting and weaving, play on the grounds with antique-style toys and games and much more.
In their study of the canal, the pupils learn about the use of the canal and examine the display that explains the workings of the lock system on the Oswego River, along with learning about mules and their use along the river and the canal systems in New York state.
Located in South Park in Historical Downtown Pulaski. Live music (June 22nd - August 31st), food vendors, and fresh produce. Accepts WIC, Senior SFNMP and SNAP.
The start of summer is always better when you start it with a party. Join us as we "spring" into the 2018 season with good food and good friends. $20 per person.
Fundraiser get together on the lawn and inside the Pratt House to say good-by to the end spring and welcome the start of summer. Come and enjoy the delicious food and delectable beverages while viewing the latest exhibits.
Both the Music Room and Nestle's Exhibit will be open on Friday evening. Reservations are requested 315-598-4616. Cost is $20 per person.
Residents all over the West Side of the City of Fulton hold Garage sales all day. Come join visitors from all over who enjoy this day of bargain hunting.
17-foot -high Performance One Design sailboat regatta will be held off of Breitbeck Park. Competitors are anticipated from across the Northeast. Free for spectators.
There will be wide variety of hardy perennials grown for our northern climate by members of the Pulaski Gardening Friends Club. The plants are exceptional and reasonably priced and there is a wide selection of different varieties. Any questions please call 315-298-4893.
The sale will take place in the Pulaski Wesleyan Church parking lot, across from the high school, rain or shine.
This free community event is located at the Oswego Fire Department Headquarters, and will feature several other local public safety and community service agencies. There will be demonstrations, handouts, face painting, and plenty of fun for the kids while they learn how to stay safe!
For questions, please call the Oswego Fire Department at 315-343-2161.
Join us for a fun filled morning flying a kite in the park. Come and enjoy a free kite and book (1 per family). Some light snacks and refreshments will be provided.
Join us for a stroll along West River Walk in Oswego behind Old City Hall. We’ll stop along the way and sketch the local scenery or whatever strikes your fancy. Relax, get some fresh air, and celebrate Oswego through art. Bring an easy-to-carry chair. Sketching supplies will be provided.
The cost to participate for AAO members is $15 plus a $5 materials fee. Non-Members pay $20 and a $5 materials fee.
“Edgy Folk is folk music with an edge, an acoustic based sound with inspiring harmonies, intricate percussion, and polished songwriting.” Oasis Productions.
We will be co-hosting this amazing group in an open house format in a collaborative fashion with our dear friends at the Art Association which includes their opening of their latest show "Transformation".
Patrons can attend one, or both of these events for a "give what you can" donation collected at the door. The proceeds will be given to the Civic Art Center's Furnace Fund.
17-foot -high Performance One Design sailboat regatta will be held off of Breitbeck Park. Competitors are anticipated from across the Northeast. Free for spectators.
The Pulaski Community Cupboard will host a Bingo Marathon and bake sale. All proceeds from the Bingo Marathon and bake sale will go to the Community Cupboard, the local food pantry that serves the Pulaski School District.
The doors will open at 11 am and the sale of bingo cards will start at noon. There will be two bingo sessions, the first will start at 1 pm and the second session will begin at about 5:30 pm. At each session there will be door prizes, 50/50 raffle and basket raffles. Various home made goodies, including, but not limited to cookies, pies and caramel popcorn will be sold at the bake sale. The American Legion will also have its kitchen open and the Ladies Auxiliary will have a variety of food and drinks for purchase.
The Pulaski Community Cupboard is open Monday 9-11 a.m. and 3-5 p.m, Wednesday 9 a.m. - noon and Friday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Over 200 people per month are provided with emergency food at the Community Cupboard.
Any questions, please call 315-298-4357 (HELP) or 315-532-2807. You can also check our Facebook page.
The Oswego County Historical Society, along with the Friends of Riverside Cemetery, will host a guided cemetery tour of the historic Riverside Cemetery. The event is free and open to the public.
The guided tour will highlight various sites throughout the cemetery, which will feature anecdotes about many prominent figures in Oswego history. A special focus this year will the grave site of Madame Malvina Guimaraes.
The event is free and open to the public. Pre-registration is recommended due to limited space within tour buses. To sign up, call the Richardson-Bates House Museum at 315-343-1342.
The Pulaski Community Cupboard will host a Bingo Marathon and bake sale. All proceeds from the Bingo Marathon and bake sale will go to the Community Cupboard, the local food pantry that serves the Pulaski School District.
The doors will open at 11 am and the sale of bingo cards will start at noon. There will be two bingo sessions, the first will start at 1 pm and the second session will begin at about 5:30 pm. At each session there will be door prizes, 50/50 raffle and basket raffles. Various home made goodies, including, but not limited to cookies, pies and caramel popcorn will be sold at the bake sale. The American Legion will also have its kitchen open and the Ladies Auxiliary will have a variety of food and drinks for purchase.
The Pulaski Community Cupboard is open Monday 9-11 a.m. and 3-5 p.m, Wednesday 9 a.m. - noon and Friday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Over 200 people per month are provided with emergency food at the Community Cupboard.
Any questions, please call 315-298-4357 (HELP) or 315-532-2807. You can also check our Facebook page.
Dr. Roby identifies the bright stars and constellations visible in summer evenings and gives a light-hearted version of some of the mythological tales behind the constellations, including Cygnus the Swan and Delphinus the Dolphin. Star maps provided. Admission is free. SUNY Oswego Planetarium, Shineman Hall, Oswego.
Art Association of Oswego presents Ceramic Sculpture with Rebecca Chatterton
June 11, 2018 –
Ceramic Sculpture with Rebecca Chatterton
Participants must have some clay experience, especially with hand building, to take this class. Using hand building techniques such as solid construction, coils, and slabs to construct 1-2 animal or human forms out of clay. Throwing on the potter’s wheel is an additional option for those who have experience in that area.
Age and/or skill level: Adults (ages 16+)
Class size limit: 10
When: 6 Mondays, May 14 – June 18, 6-9 PM
Where: AAO – Oswego Civic Arts Center, Fort Ontario Complex (north end of E 4th St), Oswego. (Google Maps Address: 20 Barbara Donahue Dr)
Cost: $190 + $35 materials. AAO members pay a discount of $133 + $35 materials. You may become a member to qualify for the discount rate. For more information on membership: OswegoArts.org/membership.
Instructor: Rebecca Chatterton. Rebecca graduated from SUNY Fredonia in 2015 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a concentration in ceramics. She has also taught several art classes.
Registration and prepayment are required.
For questions regarding the class, please contact Rebecca at 315-307-7601 or greatgrey1468@gmail.com.
Have your little one enjoy a snack, playground, craft and story time with their favorite Teddy Bear! Depending on weather our picnic will be held outside. *Kid drop off program*
Throwing techniques will be taught with a special focus on mugs and bowls, handles, lips, feet, and glazing. This class is appropriate for beginner or intermediate participants.
Age and/or skill level: Adults (ages 16+)
Class size limit: 6
When: 6 Tuesdays, May 15 – June 19, 6-9 PM
Where: AAO – Oswego Civic Arts Center, Fort Ontario Complex (north end of E 4th St), Oswego. (Google Maps Address: 20 Barbara Donahue Dr)
Cost: $190 + $35 materials. AAO members pay a discount of $133 + $35 materials. You may become a member to qualify for the discount rate. For more information on membership: OswegoArts.org/membership.
Instructor: Audrey Proto. Audrey holds a degree in Intercultural Studies, but her passion is ceramics, especially working on the potter’s wheel. She loves to combine beautiful forms and function in her art.
Registration and prepayment are required.
For questions regarding the class, please contact Audrey at audrey.e.proto@gmail.com or 315-297-0752.
Pulaski Historical Society hosts monthly meetings to discuss different aspects of Pulaski's history. Free admission. Bring your own lunch. Beverages are provided. In the carriage house.
Vendors will have a wide selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, sweets, meats, crafts, and furniture. This seasonal market will accept SNAP, Fresh Connect, WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program, and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program to further encourage healthy choices.
Lots of interesting items, from house decor to household furnishings, collectibles and great clothes for all ages & sizes, plus homemade baked goods for purchase. Free admission.
Located in South Park in Historical Downtown Pulaski. Live music (June 22nd - August 31st), food vendors, and fresh produce. Accepts WIC, Senior SFNMP and SNAP.
Join us Friday June 15th at the Watch Fire /Retiring of the Flags 6 pm — dusk
The watch fire comes from the military tradition that following a battle or long march, a large fire would be started so those missing or lost could locate and rejoin their comrades.
The ceremony will include a large fire and a respectful flag burning (to dispose of torn and tattered American Flags.) The watch fire /Retiring of the Flags also allows the VFW Post #369 to provide the community with an opportunity to respectfully retire unserviceable American Flags.
You are encouraged to bring tattered, worn or faded American Flags for respectful burning on the fire. If you cannot attend and would like to drop off any flags beforehand, you can do so at any time at the VFW Post.
If you have never seen to one now is the time to come.....
Lots of interesting items, from house decor to household furnishings, collectibles and great clothes for all ages & sizes, plus homemade baked goods for purchase. Free admission.
Crowning the King or Queen of Oswego County Bicycle Racing.
This year we're bringing another race into the mix with the introduction of Getting Happy in the Valley or G-HIT-V gravel race.
Racers will compete in the G-HIT-V, Seneca Circuit Race and Tour De Loop with the chance to be awarded points based on finish position. The highest points earner in each category at the end of th series will be crowned the 2018 Kings or Queens of Oswego County Racing.
To be part of the series you MUST register for all events prior to June 16th, 2018.
Registration at this site will automatically register you for all series. Please double check and verify that you are registered for the correct categories. Cost of registration will increase on June 11th don't wait!
Event Schedule:
7:15 am Packet Pickup/Registration Opens
8:30 am Girls Mile Fun Run
8:50 am Boys Mile Fun Run
9:10 am 5K Christopher A Taddeo Memorial Run (USATF Certified)
10:00 am 10 Kilometer Run (USATF Certified)
Awards Ceremony will follow the final event.
Course: Both courses are scenic, fast and flat paved routes which follow along Oneida Lake. The courses are USATF certified (5k: #NY91016, 10k: #NY91017), and water is provided at various spots. The Fun Run follows a path around the park.
Awards: Souvenir ribbons to all 1 mile finishers.
Special awards for the top male and female finishers in the 5K & 10K, plus the first three in the following age groups: 14 & Under, 15-19, 20-24, then 5 year age groups to age 80+
Timing & Results for all races provided by Leone Timing.
Facilities: Facilities are limited, so come dressed to run.
Race Packets: Packets can be picked up starting at 7:15 on race day at the Oneida Shores Pavilion.
FREE EVENT! Oswego City County Youth Bureau/Kiwanis will be painting rocks, birdhouses, butterfly houses, flower pots and message in a bottle. We provide paint, stencils, brushes and materials. Oswego Kiwanis will provide hot dogs and drinks! We will also be having an entertainer for an hour.
Free kids fishing classes provide lessons in fishing with live bait and with lures. Classes are led by local Author Spider Rybaak and Mike McGrath. All bait and tackle are provided for free. There is no need to register.
Celebrating the 180th anniversary in 2018, the Salmon River Lighthouse will be open for viewing inside and outside, with staff on hand to answer questions.
Author Spotlight featuring Leon Archer & Bob Green. Spotlight is located at 47 S 1st St in Fulton, NY and starts at 2:00pm. Book signing and Q & A session with authors. This event is free and open to the public. You can purchase Leon Archer's book "Second Lives" from amazon, and Bob Green's Book: "As Time Goes By: My Life Story," from our web store by clicking the links below!
Dr. Roby identifies the bright stars and constellations visible in summer evenings and gives a light-hearted version of some of the mythological tales behind the constellations, including Cygnus the Swan and Delphinus the Dolphin. Star maps provided. Admission is free. SUNY Oswego Planetarium, Shineman Hall, Oswego.
Art Association of Oswego presents Ceramic Sculpture with Rebecca Chatterton
June 18, 2018 –
Ceramic Sculpture with Rebecca Chatterton
Participants must have some clay experience, especially with hand building, to take this class. Using hand building techniques such as solid construction, coils, and slabs to construct 1-2 animal or human forms out of clay. Throwing on the potter’s wheel is an additional option for those who have experience in that area.
Age and/or skill level: Adults (ages 16+)
Class size limit: 10
When: 6 Mondays, May 14 – June 18, 6-9 PM
Where: AAO – Oswego Civic Arts Center, Fort Ontario Complex (north end of E 4th St), Oswego. (Google Maps Address: 20 Barbara Donahue Dr)
Cost: $190 + $35 materials. AAO members pay a discount of $133 + $35 materials. You may become a member to qualify for the discount rate. For more information on membership: OswegoArts.org/membership.
Instructor: Rebecca Chatterton. Rebecca graduated from SUNY Fredonia in 2015 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a concentration in ceramics. She has also taught several art classes.
Registration and prepayment are required.
For questions regarding the class, please contact Rebecca at 315-307-7601 or greatgrey1468@gmail.com.
Joyce Hawthorne Cook presents her biography of a tireless Oswego woman devoted to the care of Union soldiers, on and off the field. Presented by the Schroeppel Historical Society.
Throwing techniques will be taught with a special focus on mugs and bowls, handles, lips, feet, and glazing. This class is appropriate for beginner or intermediate participants.
Age and/or skill level: Adults (ages 16+)
Class size limit: 6
When: 6 Tuesdays, May 15 – June 19, 6-9 PM
Where: AAO – Oswego Civic Arts Center, Fort Ontario Complex (north end of E 4th St), Oswego. (Google Maps Address: 20 Barbara Donahue Dr)
Cost: $190 + $35 materials. AAO members pay a discount of $133 + $35 materials. You may become a member to qualify for the discount rate. For more information on membership: OswegoArts.org/membership.
Instructor: Audrey Proto. Audrey holds a degree in Intercultural Studies, but her passion is ceramics, especially working on the potter’s wheel. She loves to combine beautiful forms and function in her art.
Registration and prepayment are required.
For questions regarding the class, please contact Audrey at audrey.e.proto@gmail.com or 315-297-0752.
Vendors will have a wide selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, sweets, meats, crafts, and furniture. This seasonal market will accept SNAP, Fresh Connect, WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program, and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program to further encourage healthy choices.
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Special Guests:
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David McLaughlin, Vice President-Senior Advisor Consultant Franklin Templeton
FREE EVENT-CALL FOR RESERVATIONS 315-298-6560 by June 19th
Located in South Park in Historical Downtown Pulaski. Live music (June 22nd - August 31st), food vendors, and fresh produce. Accepts WIC, Senior SFNMP and SNAP.
Must be 18 and older. You are allowed to bring your own food but beverages must be purchased from the bar. All proceeds from this show go to benefit the Oswego County Humane Society
During Free Fishing Weekend, anyone can fish the fresh or marine waters of New York State and no fishing license or recreational marine fishing registry is required! All other freshwater and saltwater fishing regulations still apply.
Ideas for Free Fishing Days
Try fishing for the first time.
Haven't fished in a while? Remember the joy of catching a fish again for free!
Become an ambassador to the sport; take a friend fishing for the first time.
Invite a friend to New York to fish.
Take a spouse or significant other fishing.
Take the family fishing...and don't forget the grandparents!
Free kids fishing classes provide lessons in fishing with live bait and with lures. Classes are led by local Author Spider Rybaak and Mike McGrath. All bait and tackle are provided for free. There is no need to register.
For over a half-decade, Mullett has proven themselves to be THE Premier Rockers for Hair Band fanatics and lovers of Rock ‘n’ Roll. By delivering the best of the 1980’s in Big Hair and faithful renditions, Mullett recreates the vibe of those times with unrivaled conviction. From corporate functions and private parties to college campuses, theaters, nightclubs and casinos, Mullett has the unique ability to ROCK and captivate their audience with the sights and sounds of the Glam Band era. Mullett fans agree; this is the closest anyone can get to classic Van Halen, Def Leppard, Bon Jovi, Journey and Poison without hitting 88 mph in a tricked-out DeLorean. Catch Mullett at a venue near you and let the 80’s live forever!
Dress to impress in your 80’s attire and receive a $2.00 Concession credit!
Doors: 7:00pm | Show: 8:00pm
Advance Sale Tickets:
*$50 each Tier 1 – Private Table for 2
*$30 each Tier 2 – Premier Main floor seating
*$25 each Tier 3 – Main floor seating
BUY TICKETS HERE OR CALL (315)298-0007 FOR MORE INFORMATION
During Free Fishing Weekend, anyone can fish the fresh or marine waters of New York State and no fishing license or recreational marine fishing registry is required! All other freshwater and saltwater fishing regulations still apply.
Ideas for Free Fishing Days
Try fishing for the first time.
Haven't fished in a while? Remember the joy of catching a fish again for free!
Become an ambassador to the sport; take a friend fishing for the first time.
Invite a friend to New York to fish.
Take a spouse or significant other fishing.
Take the family fishing...and don't forget the grandparents!
New Oswego Lighthouse pictorial history book will be unveiled. Co-author and Museum Curator Michael Pittavino will be on hand to sign copies. Free admission. There is a charge for books.
The Safe Haven Holocaust Refugee Shelter Museum will hold an open house to commemorate World Refugee Day on Sunday, June 24, from 2 to 4 p.m. Admission is free.
Oswego holds its own place in history having had the only refugee shelter in the United States during World War II.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt allowed 982 refugees who survived Nazi reign into the country as his "guests" with the Fort Ontario Emergency Refugee Shelter becoming their home from August 1944 to February 1946.
The museum tells the story of their voyage to America, their arrival in Oswego, their interaction with the city residents and the life-long friendships developed during their stay.
For more information contact George DeMass at (315) 420-0000.
We encourage writers to stop out to this once monthly group to share, network, and get to know and be a part of this small community! Coffee and good conversations happen the last Sunday of each month at 6:00 pm!
Dr. Roby identifies the bright stars and constellations visible in summer evenings and gives a light-hearted version of some of the mythological tales behind the constellations, including Cygnus the Swan and Delphinus the Dolphin. Star maps provided. Admission is free. SUNY Oswego Planetarium, Shineman Hall, Oswego.
Vendors will have a wide selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, sweets, meats, crafts, and furniture. This seasonal market will accept SNAP, Fresh Connect, WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program, and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program to further encourage healthy choices.
Located in South Park in Historical Downtown Pulaski. Live music (June 22nd - August 31st), food vendors, and fresh produce. Accepts WIC, Senior SFNMP and SNAP.
Get in on the action and your share of $142,250 in CASH Prizes in the 2018 LOC Events!
June 30th – July 29th
$29,000 Cash
$10,000 Grand Prize
For the largest Salmon
Four Divisions
Salmon, Lake Trout,
Rainbow/Steelhead
Brown Trout
Cash Prizes for each division
First Place $1000
Second Place $400
Third Place $300
Fourth Place $200
Fifth Place $100
Sixth Thru 10th Place $75
11th Thru 20th $50
$1750 Big Fish of the Week Prizes!
$1000 weekly for the largest Salmon entered.
$250 weekly for the largest Lake, Brown and Rainbow/Steelhead.
Weekly winners carry over if no fish meets the minimum
WEEKLY DATES
6/30-7/7, 7/8-7/14, 7/15-7/21, 7/22-7/29
$500 cash award from LOTSA for the largest
valid LOC Salmon. Both entrant and witness
must be LOTSA members and noted on the official
LOC Weigh -In form to be valid.
"FISHING FOR FREEDOM" is our Annual All Women's Fishing Tournament held on beautiful Lake Ontario. Proceeds for 2018 benefit the Wounded Warrior Project. Organized by women for our fellow fisherwomen for 18 years. Please join us for a great event and help support a great cause!
Red Neck Flea Market
Oswego YMCA Yard Sale
Wild Edibles Walk
CNY Arts Center presents Writers' Cafe
Phoenix Field Days featuring 3 Inch Fury
Central Square Memorial Day Parade
Annual New Haven Memorial Day Parade
Reiki Restorative Yoga
Located in South Park in Historical Downtown Pulaski. Live music (June 22nd - August 31st), food vendors, and fresh produce. Accepts WIC, Senior SFNMP and SNAP.
Annual Spring Fun(d) Day
2018 Oswego Community Safety Day
Theatre du Jour presents Love, Loss and What I Wore Dinner Theater
