July 2020
Online Poetry Workshop – Beginners
HOW TO WRITE A POEM: POETRY FOR BEGINNERS (Adults Workshop I) For those who have never written poetry before and/or for those looking to brush up on fundamentals, this workshop will review the building blocks of writing poetry. Participants will read published poems together and write original poems guided by workshop leader Mercia Kandukira, M.A., Ph.D. student. WHEN: Saturdays, 12:30pm-1:30pm: July 11, 18, 25, Aug 1, & Aug 8 WHERE: online, via Zoom (email [email protected] for Zoom meeting info) COST:…
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Online Poetry Workshop – Beginners Copy
HOW TO WRITE A POEM: POETRY FOR BEGINNERS (Adults Workshop I) For those who have never written poetry before and/or for those looking to brush up on fundamentals, this workshop will review the building blocks of writing poetry. Participants will read published poems together and write original poems guided by workshop leader Mercia Kandukira, M.A., Ph.D. student. WHEN: Saturdays, 12:30pm-1:30pm: July 11, 18, 25, Aug 1, & Aug 8 WHERE: online, via Zoom (email [email protected] for Zoom meeting info) COST:…
Find out more »Harper Stantz Rec Park Music Fest
The Rec Park Music Fest is an event that has showcased both local/regional talent, and beautiful Recreation Park, since its inception in 1996. The event always takes place on a Sunday afternoon, in the summer, and is a great way for individuals, and families, to see their favorite groups! In the spring of 2019 the event was renamed the 1st Annual Harper M. Stantz Rec Park Music Fest to honor the memory of wonderful 16-year-old Westside Binghamton resident Harper M.…
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Mix It Up Art! (Grades 2-6)
Explore unique ways to make art in this crazy week of camp! We will get creative with chocolate paint, recycled material sculptures, and water marbling with shaving cream. Campers will create their own works of art throughout the week and will be featured in a talent showcase at the end of the week. Register: https://form.jotform.com/200486906655159 (Registration closes July 8) Questions? Please email Kelly at kcole roberson (dot) org Camps run from 9AM – 3PM, Monday – Friday. We offer before…
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Online Poetry Workshop – Practiced Poets
DEEPENING CRAFT: POETRY FOR PRACTICED POETS (ADULTS WORKSHOP II) For those who have attended BPP workshops in the past and/or for those who have more practice writing poems, this workshop will push beyond the basics to help experienced poets develop more advanced skills. Participants will read published poems together and write original poems guided by workshop leader Shin Watanabe, M.F.A., Ph.D. student. WHEN: Thursdays, 6:30pm-7:30pm: July 9, July 16, July 23, July 30, & August 6 WHERE: online, via Zoom…
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Online Poetry Workshop – Beginners
HOW TO WRITE A POEM: POETRY FOR BEGINNERS (Adults Workshop I) For those who have never written poetry before and/or for those looking to brush up on fundamentals, this workshop will review the building blocks of writing poetry. Participants will read published poems together and write original poems guided by workshop leader Mercia Kandukira, M.A., Ph.D. student. WHEN: Saturdays, 12:30pm-1:30pm: July 11, 18, 25, Aug 1, & Aug 8 WHERE: online, via Zoom (email [email protected] for Zoom meeting info) COST:…
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Black Voices Matter
Ten Black artists will share their poetry, song, and performances at this outdoor event at the Vestal Museum hosted by Plugged In Podcast with the support of The Binghamton Poetry Project. In addition to lifting up local Black voices and building community, this event seeks to raise money for Justice and Unity for the Southern Tier, a community organization dedicated to dismantling mass incarceration and mass policing in the Southern Tier. A donation of $5 or more is suggested for attending this…
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Get Ready to Play (Grades 4-6)
From Ancient Egyptian sports to modern game shows, campers will explore and participate in the evolution of games throughout time and across the globe. Try your hand at Chinese Mancala or the first card games of the world. At the end of the week, campers will put what they’ve learned to the test and create the very first Roberson Game Show to play during the camp showcase. Register: https://form.jotform.com/200486906655159 (Registration closes July 15) Questions? Please email Kelly at kcole roberson…
Find out more »Space is the Place! (Grades 5-7)
Get ready to explore what is beyond our planet in this wild week of all things space! Campers will make their own constellations, explore the physics behind a meteor shower, and learn what lies in and beyond our galaxy through presentations in our digital planetarium. Register: https://form.jotform.com/200486906655159 (Registration closes July 15) Questions? Please email Kelly at kcole roberson (dot) org Camps run from 9AM – 3PM, Monday – Friday. We offer before and after camp care. In-Person Camp price: $172…
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Online Poetry Workshop – Practiced Poets
DEEPENING CRAFT: POETRY FOR PRACTICED POETS (ADULTS WORKSHOP II) For those who have attended BPP workshops in the past and/or for those who have more practice writing poems, this workshop will push beyond the basics to help experienced poets develop more advanced skills. Participants will read published poems together and write original poems guided by workshop leader Shin Watanabe, M.F.A., Ph.D. student. WHEN: Thursdays, 6:30pm-7:30pm: July 9, July 16, July 23, July 30, & August 6 WHERE: online, via Zoom…
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Online Poetry Workshop – Beginners
HOW TO WRITE A POEM: POETRY FOR BEGINNERS (Adults Workshop I) For those who have never written poetry before and/or for those looking to brush up on fundamentals, this workshop will review the building blocks of writing poetry. Participants will read published poems together and write original poems guided by workshop leader Mercia Kandukira, M.A., Ph.D. student. WHEN: Saturdays, 12:30pm-1:30pm: July 11, 18, 25, Aug 1, & Aug 8 WHERE: online, via Zoom (email [email protected] for Zoom meeting info) COST:…
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Christmas in July Artisan Market
You've heard of our Holiday Artisan Market but have you heard of our Christmas in July Artisan Market? Browse goods from local artists, farmers, craftspeople, and more! Tons of great homemade items will be available for purchase! Treat yourself and come out to support local businesses, which is important now more than ever!
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Go Green Boot Camp (Grades 5-7)
Campers will spend this week learning about, exploring, and creating a more environmentally friendly world. We will become amateur scientists participating in scientific research while discovering new things about the plants and animals that make up our ecosystem. Find out how to sustain clean water systems through engaging activities designed to make your camper think smart about the environment. Register: https://form.jotform.com/200486906655159 (Registration closes July 22) Questions? Please email Kelly at kcole roberson (dot) org Camps run from 9AM – 3PM,…
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‘The Hungry Ear’ gives dramatic readings of short stories at the Broome County Library
‘The Hungry Ear’ gives dramatic readings of short stories at the Broome County Library
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Get Ready to Code (Grades 2-4)
In this introductory computer science camp, campers will get a behind the scenes look at how computer scientists develop new programs. We will experiment with artificial intelligence, practice the logic of computer code, and code our own program using drag-and-drop language. Register: https://form.jotform.com/200486906655159 (Registration closes July 22) Questions? Please email Kelly at kcole roberson (dot) org Camps run from 9AM – 3PM, Monday – Friday. We offer before and after camp care. In-Person Camp price: $172 for Roberson members, and…
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Online Poetry Workshop – Practiced Poets
DEEPENING CRAFT: POETRY FOR PRACTICED POETS (ADULTS WORKSHOP II) For those who have attended BPP workshops in the past and/or for those who have more practice writing poems, this workshop will push beyond the basics to help experienced poets develop more advanced skills. Participants will read published poems together and write original poems guided by workshop leader Shin Watanabe, M.F.A., Ph.D. student. WHEN: Thursdays, 6:30pm-7:30pm: July 9, July 16, July 23, July 30, & August 6 WHERE: online, via Zoom…
Find out more »Spiedie Fest & Balloon Rally
In 1983, a few families got together and argued over who had the best Spiedie recipe in Binghamton. Spiedies are small pieces of marinated meat (lamb, chicken, pork or beef) that can be skewered and then grilled. To put an end to their friendly rivalry, they held the first Spiedie Fest Cooking Contests in 1983 and 1984. After a successful contest in 1984, a small committee formed and it was decided to create the first SpiedieFest and Balloon Rally at…
Find out more »August 2020
Online Poetry Workshop – Beginners
HOW TO WRITE A POEM: POETRY FOR BEGINNERS (Adults Workshop I) For those who have never written poetry before and/or for those looking to brush up on fundamentals, this workshop will review the building blocks of writing poetry. Participants will read published poems together and write original poems guided by workshop leader Mercia Kandukira, M.A., Ph.D. student. WHEN: Saturdays, 12:30pm-1:30pm: July 11, 18, 25, Aug 1, & Aug 8 WHERE: online, via Zoom (email [email protected] for Zoom meeting info) COST:…
Find out more »Can You Escape? (Grades 5-7)
For escape room enthusiasts, join this camp to enter a different challenging scenario every day. From solving a pathogen outbreak to escaping an Egyptian tomb, campers will use their imagination, creativity, and wit to solve immersive escape room challenges. Register: https://form.jotform.com/200486906655159 (Registration closes July 29) Questions about safety? Please email Kelly at kcole roberson (dot) org Camps run from 9AM – 3PM, Monday – Friday. We offer before and after camp care. In-Person Camp price: $172 for Roberson members, and…
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Sticky, Icky, and Weird (Grades 2-4)
From edible chemistry in the kitchen, to the science of snot, to the strangest phenomena in our outermost galaxies, your camper will be immersed in a week full of activities that are nothing short of weird. Get ready to roll up your sleeves and get messy! Register: https://form.jotform.com/200486906655159 (Registration closes July 29) Questions? Please email Kelly at kcole roberson (dot) org Camps run from 9AM – 3PM, Monday – Friday. We offer before and after camp care. In-Person Camp price:…
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Online Poetry Workshop – Practiced Poets
DEEPENING CRAFT: POETRY FOR PRACTICED POETS (ADULTS WORKSHOP II) For those who have attended BPP workshops in the past and/or for those who have more practice writing poems, this workshop will push beyond the basics to help experienced poets develop more advanced skills. Participants will read published poems together and write original poems guided by workshop leader Shin Watanabe, M.F.A., Ph.D. student. WHEN: Thursdays, 6:30pm-7:30pm: July 9, July 16, July 23, July 30, & August 6 WHERE: online, via Zoom…
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Online Poetry Workshop – Practiced Poets
DEEPENING CRAFT: POETRY FOR PRACTICED POETS (ADULTS WORKSHOP II) For those who have attended BPP workshops in the past and/or for those who have more practice writing poems, this workshop will push beyond the basics to help experienced poets develop more advanced skills. Participants will read published poems together and write original poems guided by workshop leader Shin Watanabe, M.F.A., Ph.D. student. WHEN: Thursdays, 6:30pm-7:30pm: July 9, July 16, July 23, July 30, & August 6 WHERE: online, via Zoom…
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First Friday: “Soft Thorn” by Anna Warfield
Anna Warfield: Soft Thorn Opening Friday, August 7, 2020 | 4PM – 7PM Soft Thorn addresses complexities in sexuality, language, and voice. The series is built of intangible yet highly relatable sentiments stemming from female experience in contemporary society. It’s intimate, personal, and political. The mostly sculptural, often text- and always textile-based work is aspirationally frank. The materials and construction further complicate the picture. In employing “craft” to reclaim a visual vernacular typically coded as feminine, the works initially read…
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“Riverdance”
The New 25th Anniversary Production is a powerful and stirring reinvention of the show, celebrated the world over for its Grammy Award-winning music and the thrilling energy and passion of its Irish and international dance. “The original just got better” Show Dates and Times: March 7th @ 7:30pm and March 8th @ 1:00pm & 6:30pm Ticket Sale Date TBA but when available they can be ordered online at www.BroadwayInBinghamton.com or at The Arena Box Office. To Charge-By-Phone, call 1-800-745-3000. Groups of…
Find out more »Online Poetry Workshop – Beginners
HOW TO WRITE A POEM: POETRY FOR BEGINNERS (Adults Workshop I) For those who have never written poetry before and/or for those looking to brush up on fundamentals, this workshop will review the building blocks of writing poetry. Participants will read published poems together and write original poems guided by workshop leader Mercia Kandukira, M.A., Ph.D. student. WHEN: Saturdays, 12:30pm-1:30pm: July 11, 18, 25, Aug 1, & Aug 8 WHERE: online, via Zoom (email [email protected] for Zoom meeting info) COST:…
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Online Poetry Workshop – Beginners
HOW TO WRITE A POEM: POETRY FOR BEGINNERS (Adults Workshop I) For those who have never written poetry before and/or for those looking to brush up on fundamentals, this workshop will review the building blocks of writing poetry. Participants will read published poems together and write original poems guided by workshop leader Mercia Kandukira, M.A., Ph.D. student. WHEN: Saturdays, 12:30pm-1:30pm: July 11, 18, 25, Aug 1, & Aug 8 WHERE: online, via Zoom (email [email protected] for Zoom meeting info) COST:…
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Beatles For Sale
BEATLES FOR SALE, a top-rated New England Beatles tribute band, has announced they will perform at the Deposit State Theater on Saturday, August 8th, at 7:00 PM as part of their “Rooftop Tour”. The theater is located at 148 Front St. in Deposit. It is a registered 501 (c) (3) organization. For more information, call (607) 467-2727. All ages are welcome. BEATLES FOR SALE, hailing from central Massachusetts, has been committed to recreating the sounds of the Beatles live in…
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Online Poetry Reading
Participants in The Binghamton Poetry Project’s summer workshops will read original poetry at this event on Zoom. Join us to hear what workshop participants wrote this summer and/or to see what The Binghamton Poetry Project is all about. To join the reading, email [email protected] or visit our website at https://thebinghamtonpoetryproject.wordpress.com/workshop-schedules/.
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Dick’s Sporting Goods Open
The DICK'S Sporting Goods Open is one of the elite tournaments on the PGA TOUR Champions that will be held in Endicott, NY on August 10th-16th, 2020
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Mythbusters Camp (Grades 6-8)
Can pop-rocks and soda really make your stomach explode? Can balloons lift a house off of the ground? This week, campers will spend their time formulating and running experiments to try and disprove some of the most common myths. Register: https://form.jotform.com/200486906655159 (Registration closes August 5) Explore other Summer Camps > Questions? Please email Kelly at kcole roberson (dot) org Camps run from 9AM – 3PM, Monday – Friday. We offer before and after camp care. In-Person Camp price: $172 for…
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It’s Electric (Grades 4-6)
Campers will explore static electricity, currents, circuits and everything in between. They will participate in creating their own circuit art, and will learn all about sustainable methods of generating electricity. August 10th-August 14th Register > Explore other Summer Camps > Questions? Please email Kelly at kcole roberson (dot) org Camps run from 9AM – 3PM, Monday – Friday. We offer before and after camp care. In-Person Camp price: $172 for Roberson members, and $215 for non-members. We now offer the…
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AIDS Ride for Life 2020: Keeping the Distance
OUR 22nd ANNUAL RIDE WILL BE A UNIQUE EVENT YEAR with a new, positive experience under one of the most challenging times. Many of our riders and supporters have reached out and are eager to learn how we are planning this year’s experience! Traditionally these mile numbers represent the distance to each pit stop along the annual ARFL route (102, 90, 69, 42, 25 or 14 miles). This year, you can choose your virtual distance and the manner in which…
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Songs of Hope: A Christina Rossetti Song Cycle
Premiere online performance of music videos of four Christina Rossetti poems: “Song,” “A Dirge,” “Holy Innocents,” and “A Better Resurrection.” Composed by Theresa Lee-Whiting, and performed by Trina Renay, soprano, and Pej Reitz, collaborative pianist. This is kind of a new way of doing “classical music,” during these times of quarantine and uncertainty. The videos are about love, loss, conflict, new life and eventual renewal, using local events in the last of the four videos. Most of the footage in…
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Honey, I shrunk the kids! (Grades 2-4)
This interactive camp explores the world’s tiniest creatures, atoms and molecules, and viruses in the body. Campers will simulate a trip through the human body, observe samples under a microscope, and learn all about the building blocks of our universe. Register: https://form.jotform.com/200486906655159 (Registration closes August 12) Questions? Please email Kelly at kcole roberson (dot) org Camps run from 9AM – 3PM, Monday – Friday. We offer before and after camp care. In-Person Camp price: $172 for Roberson members, and $215…
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Art Masters (Grades 6-8)
Ever wonder how Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Van Gogh, or Picasso created their masterpieces? In this art camp we will learn some of the scientific principles that helped humanity’s great artists bring their imagination to life. From optics to chemistry, learn the master’s tricks and apply them to your own works of art! Register: https://form.jotform.com/200486906655159 (Registration closes August 12) Questions? Please email Kelly at kcole roberson (dot) org Camps run from 9AM – 3PM, Monday – Friday. We offer before…
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Online: Getting Tipsy on Art History
Register > Each month, join Natalie while we drink in some art and learn about its history and significance. Natalie will also introduce and talk about a regional beverage they are sampling that evening. Enjoy this light and fun Roberson Museum series from the comfort of your own home! This event will be live-streamed over Zoom. Once registered, you will receive an email with instructions on how to join the online event on your computer, mobile phone, or tablet. If…
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August Night Sky Tour – Virtual Planetarium
Peer into the heart of the Milky Way Galaxy and explore the points of light in the night sky. Learn about the celestial bodies you can see with the naked eye, and as they would appear in Binghamton, NY on August 20, 2020. We’re going on a virtual sky tour! Watch it when it premieres on YouTube > Thanks to GHS Federal Credit Union for sponsoring this video. If you’re able, please consider making a donation to Roberson —…
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Animal Science (Grades 2-4)
Calling all animal lovers! This camp will combine hands-on science and art activities to learn all about the world of Veterinary Science. Your camper will gain firsthand experience using microscopes and examining animals up close throughout this week of camp. Register: https://form.jotform.com/200486906655159 (Registration closes August 19) Questions? Please email Kelly at kcole roberson (dot) org Camps run from 9AM – 3PM, Monday – Friday. We offer before and after camp care. In-Person Camp price: $172 for Roberson members, and $215…
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Innovation Station (Grades 4-6)
Spend the week time-traveling through various civilizations throughout history and exploring the who, what, where, and how behind some of humanity’s greatest inventions. Campers will be fully immersed in the inventor’s process-from creative brainstorming to practical planning and problem solving. Campers will end the week by using what they’ve learned to create their very own invention! Register: https://form.jotform.com/200486906655159 (Registration closes August 19) Questions? Please email Kelly at kcole roberson (dot) org Camps run from 9AM – 3PM, Monday – Friday.…
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CineSpace Film Screening
Register for this free virtual screening of films from all over the world. CineSpace, a short film competition created by NASA’s Johnson Space Center in partnership with the Houston Cinema Arts Society, offers aspiring and professional filmmakers a chance to share their works inspired by, and using, actual NASA imagery. With more than 1,700 films from 55 countries submitted over the past 5 years, the program features films from past finalist and winners of the competition and showcases films…
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Beginner Zentangle Class
Roberson has partnered with Zen Art Soul to bring an in-person lesson in the meditative art of Zentangle! The class will be hosted in a space where we can safely socially distance, while still being together. Class size is limited to 10 people. Registration is required and includes class, materials, and admission to Roberson Museum on Friday evening. Cost: $20 Register > What is Zentangle? The Zentangle Method is an easy-to-learn, fun and relaxing way to draw beautiful images…
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Beginner Zentangle Class
Roberson has partnered with Zen Art Soul to bring an in-person lesson in the meditative art of Zentangle! The class will be hosted in a space where we can safely socially distance, while still being together. Class size is limited to 10 people. Registration is required and includes class, materials, and admission to Roberson Museum on Friday evening. Cost: $20 non-members; $12 Roberson members Registration closed. All spots full. What is Zentangle? The Zentangle Method is an easy-to-learn, fun…
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‘The Hungry Ear’ gives dramatic readings of short stories at the Broome County Library
‘The Hungry Ear’ gives dramatic readings of short stories at the Broome County Library
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First Friday
Since 2004, the First Friday Art Walk, has been "The Place To Be Gorgeous" in Binghamton, New York. Presented by Gorgeous Washington Street Association, the First Friday Art Walk is our signature event highlighting the area's growing arts community.First Friday patrons enjoy gallery hopping, art openings, music and theater shows, fine dining, cafes, entertainment and merchant's special events. Held on the first Friday of each month from 6-9 PM, the First Friday Art Walk features rotating venues ranging from 30-40…
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The Language of Flowers (Flower Pressing)
Roberson has partnered with flora artist, Jasmine McAvoy of KoKaDema Flora, to deliver a class on the art of pressing and the Language of Flowers. The red rose symbolizes love and a buttercup may reveal a love of butter. Learn more about the lesser known meanings given to an entire range of herbs and flowers. This class will feature a brief lesson. You will press flowers using a small flower press, keep notes in an archival notebook and collect a keepsake…
Find out more »The Cutler Flea
A indoor market of vibrant shopping with quality antiques & vintage collectible dealers, talented craft-makers and select artisanal food & beverage entrepreneurs. Free Admission- Rain or Shine
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Online: Getting Tipsy on Art History
Register > We’re exploring the art of silhouettes during this month’s “Tipsy Art History” talk. September, we’re going into the vault to check out some collection pieces not on-view to the public. Each month, join Natalie while we drink in some art and learn about its history and significance. Natalie will also introduce and talk about a regional beverage they are sampling that evening. Enjoy this light and fun Roberson Museum series from the comfort of your own home! If…
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Online: Getting Tipsy on Art History
Register > We’re exploring the art of silhouettes during this month’s “Tipsy Art History” talk. September, we’re going into the vault to check out some collection pieces not on-view to the public. Each month, join Natalie while we drink in some art and learn about its history and significance. Natalie will also introduce and talk about a regional beverage they are sampling that evening. Enjoy this light and fun Roberson Museum series from the comfort of your own home! If…
Find out more »Twin Tiers International Film Festival
For three consecutive days, the Twin Tiers International Film Festival will screen over 130 independent films from all over the world. From renowned world premieres to award winning productions the festival is sure to have something for everyone. Our film offerings span across many genres including documentary, comedy, animation, drama, horror and so many more! Our educational workshops provide information about different film making topics and help teach the skills necessary to be a successful writer or filmmaker. At the end…
Find out more »MUSEUM CLOSED
The museum will be closed for tours on Friday Sept. 18th. We will reopen for tours on Saturday and Sunday September 19th and 20th. We apologize for any inconvenience.
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