Community Calendar

In this six-session series, students will learn about the versatile drawing medium of charcoal. From its wide range of expressive possibilities to its intricate shading and texture potential, charcoal has a little bit for everyone. The class will focus on a wipe out technique working in a step-by-step process using layers to capture a full range of dynamic lighting in students’ artwork.

Fiber artists of all kinds are invited to join us for a weekend of creativity at our biannual retreat. You will have full access to both of our spacious studios: our sewing studio and our dye/wet studio. Lunch is complimentary. Just bring yourself and your work!

Join us this summer for sketching in the galleries!

Grab a sketchbook and pencil and get ready to learn more about the practice of sketching with Hiram Cray, a professional artist and educator. Learn how to capture on paper the amazing properties of glass or simply follow along and discover the Corning Museum of Glass through the eyes of an artist, Fridays through July 24 to August 28. Note: Friday, August 21 is the only Friday this event will not be held.

Participants of all ages are welcome and will meet in the Admissions Lobby. Paper and pencils will be provided. Free with admission.

Nov. 13 – 21, 2026 | Opening Night: Nov. 14

Produced by The Department of Drama in Syracuse University's College of Visual and Performing Arts, performed at Syracuse Stage.

Shakespeare's history play follows England's young King Henry V as he presses his claim to the French throne and leads his weary troops into the decisive Battle of Agincourt, testing what it truly costs to be a leader in wartime. Directed by John Tufts.

Fiber artists of all kinds are invited to join us for a weekend of creativity at our biannual retreat. You will have full access to both of our spacious studios: our sewing studio and our dye/wet studio. Lunch is complimentary. Just bring yourself and your work!

Nov. 13 – 21, 2026 | Opening Night: Nov. 14

Produced by The Department of Drama in Syracuse University's College of Visual and Performing Arts, performed at Syracuse Stage.

Shakespeare's history play follows England's young King Henry V as he presses his claim to the French throne and leads his weary troops into the decisive Battle of Agincourt, testing what it truly costs to be a leader in wartime. Directed by John Tufts.

Fiber artists of all kinds are invited to join us for a weekend of creativity at our biannual retreat. You will have full access to both of our spacious studios: our sewing studio and our dye/wet studio. Lunch is complimentary. Just bring yourself and your work!

Nov. 13 – 21, 2026 | Opening Night: Nov. 14

Produced by The Department of Drama in Syracuse University's College of Visual and Performing Arts, performed at Syracuse Stage.

Shakespeare's history play follows England's young King Henry V as he presses his claim to the French throne and leads his weary troops into the decisive Battle of Agincourt, testing what it truly costs to be a leader in wartime. Directed by John Tufts.

Nov. 13 – 21, 2026 | Opening Night: Nov. 14

Produced by The Department of Drama in Syracuse University's College of Visual and Performing Arts, performed at Syracuse Stage.

Shakespeare's history play follows England's young King Henry V as he presses his claim to the French throne and leads his weary troops into the decisive Battle of Agincourt, testing what it truly costs to be a leader in wartime. Directed by John Tufts.

Nov. 13 – 21, 2026 | Opening Night: Nov. 14

Produced by The Department of Drama in Syracuse University's College of Visual and Performing Arts, performed at Syracuse Stage.

Shakespeare's history play follows England's young King Henry V as he presses his claim to the French throne and leads his weary troops into the decisive Battle of Agincourt, testing what it truly costs to be a leader in wartime. Directed by John Tufts.