LeTourneau Christian Center’s Blessed Hope May Ladies Luncheon will be held on Friday, May 8 from 11 AM - 2 PM. Our speaker this month is NY Times best-selling author, speaker and podcaster Jill Kelly. Program and lunch are $18. Registration and pre-payment required by 5:00 PM Friday, May 1 which can be made by… MoreBlessed Hope Ladies Luncheon
Tiffany Shlain will share the story behind Dendrofemonology: A Feminist History Tree Ring Sculpture, her groundbreaking, traveling monument for advancing women’s rights as a kick-off to the Right to Run Celebration Weekend. Tiffany Shlain is a multidisciplinary artist, Emmy-nominated filmmaker, national bestselling author, and the founder of the Webby Awards. Working across mediums, Shlain's work… MoreDendrofemonology: A Feminist History Tree Ring Opening Reception
Theatre444 is proud to announce its upcoming production of Amélie, the whimsical musical based on the beloved 2001 Academy Award-nominated French film., with music by Daniel Mess and lyrics by Nathan Tysen&Daniel Messe. Opening this June, Amélie tells the story of a shy, eccentric young woman who perceives the world in extraordinary ways. Living quietly… MoreAmelie, The Musical
For Grades 2 and older: Listen to a fun story and build a Lego creation based on the book! Register at https://l.ead.me/bgiCeT
For adults, 18+: Join us for a One-Shot role-playing game. In May, we will play Deathmatch Island, a game about a deadly competition on a mysterious island. Register at https://l.ead.me/bgGE7v
All 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
For 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.
The final lecture in Historic Geneva's spring program series will be an illustrated presentation on Historic Preservation in America. Historic Geneva curator John Marks will look at the evolution of historic preservation from the 19th century to today, using many Geneva examples. He will examine the purpose of historic preservation: Why should we preserve buildings… MoreWhat Should We Save? Historic Preservation in America
For young children: Bring your little ones to Kid's Territory, located at 171 West Bayard Street in Seneca Falls, for "Stories in the Park," a program designed to ignite imaginations and foster a love of reading! Come for a fun-filled morning of stories and play. As a special treat, our beloved library dog, Trevor, will… MoreStories in the Park
Get Ready for a Literary Adventure! Join us for an evening of imagination and wonder at the Children’s Book Festival! We are thrilled to welcome the creative duo behind the beloved Ladybug Girl series, David Soman and Jacky Davis! Prepare to be enchanted as David and Jacky share their whimsical storytelling and illustration process and… MoreChildren’s Book Festival
Come and support this fundraiser for the Seneca County House of Concern. $20 pp. Tickets available at the HOC or at the door .Snacks, Raffles and Prizes! Cash bar. Adults only
Moravia Area Garden Club invites you to join us for a fun, hands-on planting workshop sponsored by Cornell Cooperative Extension! Participants will create your own "garden in a bag" - perfect for beginners and experienced gardeners alike. All materials, including plants, will be provided. Location: Locke Fire Department; cost $5.00 per person; pre-registration required.
