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Events
- Seneca Falls Library
Spring Book Sale
Seneca Falls LibraryBookworms rejoice! The Friends of the Seneca Falls Library's spring book sale is just around the corner! Get ready to unearth hidden treasures among a vast selection of gently used books for all ages, including fiction, non-fiction, children's books, and more. All proceeds from the sale will support the library. Mark your calendars and join… MoreSpring Book Sale
Witch
Hobart and William Smith Clleges; Gearan Center for the Performing Arts 299 Pulteney St, GenevaOne charming devil, four challenged souls, and maybe, possibly, a witch? This refreshingly modern, comedic, retelling of the Jacobean Drama, The Witch of Edmonton, explores topics of gender, sexuality, parenthood, love, power and self-worth. Written by celebrated playwright, Jen Silverman, Witch plays like a fairy-tale but penetrates like deep philosophy. While you won't lose your… MoreWitch
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Crochet Club
Seneca Falls LibraryAll Ages & Skill Levels Welcome. Have you never crocheted before or have you been crocheting for years? No matter your skill level, drop in to our Crochet Club! Instructor, Laura Jacuzzo will help newbies to learn the basics and veterans with tips and techniques. All ages and experience levels are welcome. Bring your in-progress… MoreCrochet Club
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Block Heads
Seneca Falls LibraryFor tweens and teens, 6th - 12th grades: Bring Lego building to the next level! We'll create functional and unique builds, incorporate basic circuitry and coding and even create brickfilms using stop motion animation. Register at https://l.ead.me/bffoY3
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Tech Tutor
Seneca Falls LibraryCome meet Josh and get help with your technology questions today! Registration is not required - just drop in.
Free
Teen Manga Club
Seneca Falls LibraryFor teens ages 13-18: Do you love manga? Join the club! We will read, discuss and enjoy all things manga and anime. Please register at https://l.ead.me/bdSZbJ. Have questions? Email LDJLorenzetti@gmail.com!
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In Pieces, A Regional Premiere
Geneva Community CenterTheatre444 announces the Regional Premiere of a new contemporary musical; In Pieces, written and composed by Fred Ebb Award Finalist and Jonathan Larson Grant Finalist, Joey Contreras. Featuring a pop-driven score, the musical invites you to explore the intricate tapestry of love, loss, and self-discovery through the eyes of eight vibrant characters, across three chapters… MoreIn Pieces, A Regional Premiere
$20 – $25
Holiday Food and Wine Pairing at Buttonwood Grove!
Buttonwood Grove WineryEnjoy a fabulous holiday-themed wine pairing event at Buttonwood Grove Winery and walk away with great recipes and wines to elevate your holiday table. Attendees will be served a selection of 4 small plates paired with specially chosen BWG wines while seated at our farm tables with other Buttonwood Grove Winery friends and aficionados. Guests… MoreHoliday Food and Wine Pairing at Buttonwood Grove!
$65
Tech-Talk: Webpage Accessibility That Works for Libraries
Virtual OnlineThis practical, librarian-focused webinar explains WCAG 2.1 Level AA in plain language and shows how to improve accessibility across websites, PDFs, emails, and social media. Learn high-impact fixes…especially ALT text…that improve access for everyone. Go to tech-talk.com/webinars to register. Username: seneca Password: seneca
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Geneva’s Changing Waterfront
Geneva History MuseumThe first program in Historic Geneva's Spring Program Series will look at the history of Geneva’s changing waterfront. The shores of Seneca Lake have shaped Geneva and its people from its founding to the present day. From Haudenosaunee fishing grounds, to commercial wharves, to industrial zone, to recreation area, the waterfront is a chronicle of… MoreGeneva’s Changing Waterfront
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Book Discussion: A People’s History of the American Revolution by Ray Raphael
Empire Coffee & Donuts 590 Pre Emption Rd, Geneva, NY, United StatesJoin Geneva Reads for a discussion about this year’s Community Read “A People’s History of the American Revolution” by Ray Raphael The book brings the American Revolution to life by spotlighting the powerful, often overlooked stories of everyday people - women, Native Americans, African Americans, and others whose voices shaped the nation’s fight for freedom.… MoreBook Discussion: A People’s History of the American Revolution by Ray Raphael
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