Central Square Farmer's Market provides consumers an opportunity to purchase locally grown quality produce from local gardeners and area farmers. In addition to the locally grown produce there are vendors of home made and locally produced arts and craft items.
The market is open Sunday-Saturday! This will allow more opportunities for our residents and vendors. All vendors will be located inside the park in the designated area, must be registered prior to the market day and display the issued permit while selling. For the season, vendors pay only $20 a day or $100 for a week (Sunday-Saturday) for a 10 x 10 spot.
Hours: 9:00am to dark (8 or 9pm). Set-up will begin at 8:30am.
An outdoor market filled with vendors showcasing antiques, collectibles and household goods. Held the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month in the PathFinder parking lot on W. 2nd St. in Oswego, adjacent to the Port City Co-Op store. Call 315-402-8483 for more information.
Rev it up every Sunday from 1-4 pm on West First Street in Oswego. A showroom of antique, classic, and muscle cars, trucks and motorcycles, plus live entertainment. Cal 315-216-4625 for more information.
Central Square Farmer's Market provides consumers an opportunity to purchase locally grown quality produce from local gardeners and area farmers. In addition to the locally grown produce there are vendors of home made and locally produced arts and craft items.
The market is open Sunday-Saturday! This will allow more opportunities for our residents and vendors. All vendors will be located inside the park in the designated area, must be registered prior to the market day and display the issued permit while selling. For the season, vendors pay only $20 a day or $100 for a week (Sunday-Saturday) for a 10 x 10 spot.
Hours: 9:00am to dark (8 or 9pm). Set-up will begin at 8:30am.
For details on how to become a Vendor please contact Jill Wood at 315-695-4746 or you can click the buttons to the left to view, save or print rules, regulations, and applications. Presented by the First United Methodist Church of Phoenix.
Central Square Farmer's Market provides consumers an opportunity to purchase locally grown quality produce from local gardeners and area farmers. In addition to the locally grown produce there are vendors of home made and locally produced arts and craft items.
The market is open Sunday-Saturday! This will allow more opportunities for our residents and vendors. All vendors will be located inside the park in the designated area, must be registered prior to the market day and display the issued permit while selling. For the season, vendors pay only $20 a day or $100 for a week (Sunday-Saturday) for a 10 x 10 spot.
Hours: 9:00am to dark (8 or 9pm). Set-up will begin at 8:30am.
Central Square Farmer's Market provides consumers an opportunity to purchase locally grown quality produce from local gardeners and area farmers. In addition to the locally grown produce there are vendors of home made and locally produced arts and craft items.
The market is open Sunday-Saturday! This will allow more opportunities for our residents and vendors. All vendors will be located inside the park in the designated area, must be registered prior to the market day and display the issued permit while selling. For the season, vendors pay only $20 a day or $100 for a week (Sunday-Saturday) for a 10 x 10 spot.
Hours: 9:00am to dark (8 or 9pm). Set-up will begin at 8:30am.
Featuring a wide variety of vendors and farmers selling fresh produce and handmade goods. Presented by the City of Oswego and the Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce. West First St. and Civic Plaza, 315-343-7681. www.oswegofultonchamber.com/farmmarket
Good food, fun, family and friends gather in South Park each and every Friday night beginning in June all the way through September.
Like the Seasons here in our beautiful historic downtown on the mighty Salmon River, The Market brims with changing colors, sounds, sights, people, laughter and live music from 4-8pm to kickoff each summer weekend in Pulaski.
Every week has something new and exciting to offer including homegrown honey, maple syrup, wood crafts, garden tea cup designs and even funky hats. There are activities for the kids, too.
Each Saturday, the market features a variety of vendors and farmers selling fresh produce. Canal Landing Parking Lot, NYS Rte. 481, 315-343-7681. www.oswegofultonchamber.com/farmmarket
Visitors to our community will have the oportunity to experience Oswego's history on this guided walking tour of our beautiful, Port City. Begining at the Historic Oswego Harbor, our guide will lead you through the downtown district and along the Oswego River. Cross over the Oswego Canal by way of an old railroad bridge, pass by "the oldest original structure library in the United States" and tour one of the most preserved 19th century house museums in all of NYS. Tour includes a Passport to History keepsake, which includes admission to several museums and historic sites in Oswego, including The H. Lee White Maritime Museum,The Safe Haven Holocaust Refugee Shelter Museum and Fort Ontario State Historic Site.
This is a leisurley walking tour recommended for those who can walk or transport via sidewalks for appoximately 1.5 miles without incident. Customized group tours available upon request for different dates and or times.
Tickets are available online: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/historical-walking-tours-tickets-24932319238
Please join us as the Midway Drive-In Movie Theatre, in recognition of "Deaf Awareness Month", proudly presents the Open Captioned Dusk til Dawn event. Five movies will be shown and no special glasses or other devices will be needed.
Social Hour/Tailgate Party begins at 7 pm. Socialize, bring frisbees, footballs, chairs and blankets to stay warm. Fully stocked concession stand also available. Experience watching movies in your car or sitting outside. Camping is also allowed, bathrooms will be open all night.
One ticket for all 5 movies: Adults and children 12 and over - $8. Children 7-11 $3. Children 6 and under - Free. The following Movies are scheduled:
Featuring a wide variety of vendors and farmers selling fresh produce and handmade goods. Presented by the City of Oswego and the Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce. West First St. and Civic Plaza, 315-343-7681. www.oswegofultonchamber.com/farmmarket
Good food, fun, family and friends gather in South Park each and every Friday night beginning in June all the way through September.
Like the Seasons here in our beautiful historic downtown on the mighty Salmon River, The Market brims with changing colors, sounds, sights, people, laughter and live music from 4-8pm to kickoff each summer weekend in Pulaski.
Every week has something new and exciting to offer including homegrown honey, maple syrup, wood crafts, garden tea cup designs and even funky hats. There are activities for the kids, too.
Each Saturday, the market features a variety of vendors and farmers selling fresh produce. Canal Landing Parking Lot, NYS Rte. 481, 315-343-7681. www.oswegofultonchamber.com/farmmarket
Youth theater classes led by Anne Raynor will resume on Saturday, Sept. 10 at 11 am in the Frances Marion Brown Theater of the Oswego Civic Arts Center. Raynor, a member of the Oswego Players, will conduct the classes on the second Saturday of each month through December, then resume again in the spring. Classes are for youngsters 10-17. Class size is limited and pre-registration is required. Interested persons should contact Raynor at 315-343-7262.
Important show change: The world champion guitarist, Richard Smith, will be appearing Saturday at the Music Hall. Due to injury, Julie Adams will not be accompanying Richard. We are delighted to announce that local favorite and musical phenom, Mike Powell, will be opening for Richard. Our founder, Dick Reinert, will be our guest emcee.
10 am Lineup for parade at Breitbeck Park
11 am Parade starts (from Breitbeck Park, down Lake Street to West 1st Street)
11:45 am Blessing of the Festival and introduction
12 pm Stage Show starts (featuring local music groups, artists and drag performers)
There is a vendor fair along the river walk, non-profit organizations with information in the Veteran's memorial circle, food and children's activities in the parking lot near the former Cahill's building.
Salmon Fishing is a big deal in the Pulaski, NY area. Each year, during Salmon fishing season, we host a barbecue for the community featuring chicken, ribs and turkey drum sticks. Beginning the first week of September through the middle of October, meals are ready every Saturday, at 10 am until we run out of food for that day. Hosted by the Pulaski-Boylston Snowmobile Club. Chicken dinners $10; 1/2 Chicken $6.
Norm Wallis & Dave Allen will talk about the history of the Northern Oswego County Ambulance (NOCA). Held in the Carriage House. Bring your lunch. Beverages will be provided. Admission is free.
Featuring a wide variety of vendors and farmers selling fresh produce and handmade goods. Presented by the City of Oswego and the Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce. West First St. and Civic Plaza, 315-343-7681. www.oswegofultonchamber.com/farmmarket
Good food, fun, family and friends gather in South Park each and every Friday night beginning in June all the way through September.
Like the Seasons here in our beautiful historic downtown on the mighty Salmon River, The Market brims with changing colors, sounds, sights, people, laughter and live music from 4-8pm to kickoff each summer weekend in Pulaski.
Every week has something new and exciting to offer including homegrown honey, maple syrup, wood crafts, garden tea cup designs and even funky hats. There are activities for the kids, too.
11th Annual Crank It Up! Antique Tractor and Engine Show
Vintage farm machinery, antique tractor, garden tractor, and street legal tractor pulls, crafts, music and traditional agricultural activities from the rural North Country. Donation for parking and admission.
Each Saturday, the market features a variety of vendors and farmers selling fresh produce. Canal Landing Parking Lot, NYS Rte. 481, 315-343-7681. www.oswegofultonchamber.com/farmmarket
Captain America and Spiderman will demonstrate their Superhero agility to guests, evaluate youngster agility and interact with the crowd. Guests will get a chance to interact with the characters and get a photo with them before the movie.
Captain America: Civil War movie will start at Noon!
Tickets only $10. Purchase tickets ONLINE.
Explore the trails and wetlands at Rice Creek to see fall changes. Join us for these family-friendly naturalist-led fall walks. Those planning to attend are asked to call 315-312-6677 on the morning of the hike to check trail conditions. Since program size is limited, we are not able to accommodate groups at these free Saturday programs. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Two new art exhibits will be opening at the Art Association of Oswego. A Public Reception will be held Saturday, September 17th from 7-9 pm. The exhibit will run from 9/17 - Oct. 16. Times TBD.
11th Annual Crank It Up! Antique Tractor and Engine Show
Vintage farm machinery, antique tractor, garden tractor, and street legal tractor pulls, crafts, music and traditional agricultural activities from the rural North Country. Donation for parking and admission.
Salmon Fishing is a big deal in the Pulaski, NY area. Each year, during Salmon fishing season, we host a barbecue for the community featuring chicken, ribs and turkey drum sticks. Beginning the first week of September through the middle of October, meals are ready every Saturday, at 10 am until we run out of food for that day. Hosted by the Pulaski-Boylston Snowmobile Club. Chicken dinners $10; 1/2 Chicken $6.
The deadline to apply for Community Arts & Individual Artist Commission grants for 2017 is Wednesday, October 26 at 4:00 pm. The deadline for Arts Education grants is Wednesday, November 9 at 4:00 pm.
Community Arts supports projects that connect audiences to rich arts experiences, including opportunities to attend or participate in performances, exhibits, screenings, and more.
Arts Education supports teaching artists and arts educators in engaging K-12 public or adult learners in rich and meaningful artistic experiences in dedicated learning environments.
Individual Artist Commission supports the creation of new work with exceptional community engagement in the creative process.
Phoenix Historian Barbara Dix and Fire Chief Danny Dunn will share in-depth detail about the catastrophic Phoenix Fire, which decimated the heart of the business district September 23, 1916. The public is invited to this presentation. Admission is free.
Master violinists Kevin Sylvester and Wil Baptiste celebrate the synergy between hip hop and classical music. Featured on NPR and the PBS News Hour, they’ve partnered with top-tier performers from Alicia Keys to Aerosmith. This appearance with turntable ace DJ TK follows a European tour and their newest release, Stereotypes.
Featuring a wide variety of vendors and farmers selling fresh produce and handmade goods. Presented by the City of Oswego and the Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce. West First St. and Civic Plaza, 315-343-7681. www.oswegofultonchamber.com/farmmarket
Good food, fun, family and friends gather in South Park each and every Friday night beginning in June all the way through September.
Like the Seasons here in our beautiful historic downtown on the mighty Salmon River, The Market brims with changing colors, sounds, sights, people, laughter and live music from 4-8pm to kickoff each summer weekend in Pulaski.
Every week has something new and exciting to offer including homegrown honey, maple syrup, wood crafts, garden tea cup designs and even funky hats. There are activities for the kids, too.
Each Saturday, the market features a variety of vendors and farmers selling fresh produce. Canal Landing Parking Lot, NYS Rte. 481, 315-343-7681. www.oswegofultonchamber.com/farmmarket
Funds to be used for Aya Project's Humanitarian Missions to the Ivory Coast, West Africa.
Aya Project Inc. is a not for profit organization dedicated to improving the health and education of rural communities in The Ivory Coast. We will accomplish this goal through short term mission trips and programs that work with local agencies in the Ivory Coast empowering communities to sustain and improve the health and education of their people. Aya Project and its partner organizations are committed to providing assistance to those in need regardless of ethnicity, gender, religion or political affiliation.
NYS DEC Salmon River Fish Hatchery Annual Open House
Highlighting fishing, hunting and outdoor recreation opportunities in the Salmon River greenway. Environmental education programs and displays; hatchery tours; fly-fishing demonstrations; fish petting zoo; fishing instruction and related vendors. Admission is free.
Learn Your Digital Camera!
Taught by Norm Schillawski
This Class will Help You Learn and master the workings of a digital SLR camera!
You Will Learn:
-About the various settings
-How the camera sees differently than you
-Exposure Choices
-Different Camera Modes
Once you have a sense of how the camera works we will discuss tips and techniques to handle common situations you will encounter as a photographer. We will be doing some hands on photographing to help you grasp how the camera works its limitations and its capabilities.
Belle, whose father is imprisoned by the Beast, offers herself instead, unaware her captor to be an enchanted prince. 1991 - Rated G Run time 84 minutes.
Admission - $5 per person. Purchase tickets ONLINE
Explore the trails and wetlands at Rice Creek to see fall changes. Join us for these family-friendly naturalist-led fall walks. Those planning to attend are asked to call 315-312-6677 on the morning of the hike to check trail conditions. Since program size is limited, we are not able to accommodate groups at these free Saturday programs. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Marvel's "Captain America: Civil War" finds Steve Rogers leading the newly formed team of Avengers in their continued efforts to safeguard humanity. But after another incident involving the Avengers results in collateral damage, political pressure mounts to install a system of accountability, headed by a governing body to oversee and direct the team. The new status quo fractures the Avengers, resulting in two camps-one led by Steve Rogers and his desire for the Avengers to remain free to defend humanity without government interference, and the other following Tony Stark's surprising decision to support government oversight and accountability.
Funds to be used for Aya Project's Humanitarian Missions to the Ivory Coast, West Africa.
Aya Project Inc. is a not for profit organization dedicated to improving the health and education of rural communities in The Ivory Coast. We will accomplish this goal through short term mission trips and programs that work with local agencies in the Ivory Coast empowering communities to sustain and improve the health and education of their people. Aya Project and its partner organizations are committed to providing assistance to those in need regardless of ethnicity, gender, religion or political affiliation.
Salmon Fishing is a big deal in the Pulaski, NY area. Each year, during Salmon fishing season, we host a barbecue for the community featuring chicken, ribs and turkey drum sticks. Beginning the first week of September through the middle of October, meals are ready every Saturday, at 10 am until we run out of food for that day. Hosted by the Pulaski-Boylston Snowmobile Club. Chicken dinners $10; 1/2 Chicken $6.
The deadline to apply for Community Arts & Individual Artist Commission grants for 2017 is Wednesday, October 26 at 4:00 pm. The deadline for Arts Education grants is Wednesday, November 9 at 4:00 pm.
Community Arts supports projects that connect audiences to rich arts experiences, including opportunities to attend or participate in performances, exhibits, screenings, and more.
Arts Education supports teaching artists and arts educators in engaging K-12 public or adult learners in rich and meaningful artistic experiences in dedicated learning environments.
Individual Artist Commission supports the creation of new work with exceptional community engagement in the creative process.
We are proud to also announce that Warren St. John will be on campus Wednesday, September 28, 2016. We have already planned for him to visit the Living Writers Series class at 3:00 pm and his main talk will be at 7:00 pm.
Slid show by Terry Rossman, of Pulaski. Photos taken around the 1890s to early 20th century, along with a display of old photographic equipment. Admission is free.
Featuring a wide variety of vendors and farmers selling fresh produce and handmade goods. Presented by the City of Oswego and the Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce. West First St. and Civic Plaza, 315-343-7681. www.oswegofultonchamber.com/farmmarket
Good food, fun, family and friends gather in South Park each and every Friday night beginning in June all the way through September.
Like the Seasons here in our beautiful historic downtown on the mighty Salmon River, The Market brims with changing colors, sounds, sights, people, laughter and live music from 4-8pm to kickoff each summer weekend in Pulaski.
Every week has something new and exciting to offer including homegrown honey, maple syrup, wood crafts, garden tea cup designs and even funky hats. There are activities for the kids, too.
Each Saturday, the market features a variety of vendors and farmers selling fresh produce. Canal Landing Parking Lot, NYS Rte. 481, 315-343-7681. www.oswegofultonchamber.com/farmmarket
Join us as we share tales of nature, animals' wild ways, and how we relate to our world around us. These programs are designed for elementary aged children, though all are welcome. Since program size is limited, we are not able to accommodate groups at these free Saturday programs. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
SUNY Oswego's Rice Creek Field Station offers Story Hour in support of SUNY's partnership with the Read Aloud 15 Minutes national initiative.
Enigmatic candy manufacturer Willy Wonka (Gene Wilder) stages a contest by hiding five golden tickets in five of his scrumptious candy bars. Whoever comes up with these tickets will win a free tour of the Wonka factory, as well as a lifetime supply of candy. Four of the five winning children are insufferable brats: the fifth is a likeable young lad named Charlie Bucket (Peter Ostrum), who takes the tour in the company of his equally amiable grandfather (Jack Albertson).
Tickets only $5. Buy tickets ONLINE.
Belle, whose father is imprisoned by the Beast, offers herself instead, unaware her captor to be an enchanted prince. 1991 - Rated G Run time 84 minutes.
Admission - $5 per person. Purchase tickets ONLINE
Belle, whose father is imprisoned by the Beast, offers herself instead, unaware her captor to be an enchanted prince. 1991 - Rated G Run time 84 minutes.
Admission - $5 per person. Purchase tickets ONLINE
Central Square Farmers' Market
New York Central Railroad Exhibit
Found Downtown - Port City Co-Op Outdoor Market
Art Association of Oswego presents #StillLifesMatter Exhibit
Schroeppel Music in the Park Concert Series
Historical Walking Tours in Oswego, NY
13th Annual Open Caption Night at Midway Drive-In
9/11 Memorial Blood Drive
Pick A Pumpkin at Granger's Tree Farm
Oswego Pride Parade & Festival
Falling for Autumn Blossoms at the Amboy 4-H Center
