Apr 28 Sunday
Spring wildflowers are here! Each week brings a new wave of blooming species and the seasonal spectacle is not to be missed. Join Faust Garden caretaker Rose Burdick for a pleasant and informative walk through the Faust Wildflower Garden to see these beautiful flowers in all their glory before they fade away for another year.
More details: These programs are designed for adults and will follow a wheelchair-accessible path of stone dust over flat terrain. Meet at the main parking lot trailhead kiosk. Wildflower walks are free for all, but donations in support of Baltimore Woods Nature Center are appreciated.
The Syracuse Vocal Ensemble will present their concert, Kids’ Stuff, on Saturday, April 28, at the Earlville Opera House in Earlville, New York at 3 p.m. The program presents great choral music that sets the texts of children’s literature such as Mother Goose, Goodnight Moon, the Velveteen Rabbit and Alice in Wonderland. Featured composers are René Clausen, Eric Whitacre and a commissioned work by Megan Hook. The texts will be read by actors Susan and Michael Barbour prior to each piece. Come revisit favorites from your childhood and share these great texts with your families. Tickets for the Earlville Opera House performance are $15 regular price, $10 students and 17 and under, and $7.50 for college students. Tickets for the Earlville performance may be purchased at the door, online at https://www.earlvilleoperahouse.com or by calling the opera house at (315) 691-3550. This project is made possible with funds from the Delmas Foundation and the Earlville Opera House.
Join us for an April afternoon of good company and fine music from some of our favorite regional musicians as we welcome Stage Road, Pandemic Therapy (Rick Kincaid & Terry Schwaner), Jonathan Coleman and Andrew Minnie to the Main Stage in Unity Hall's Landecker Theater.
Tickets are just $10 for members and $15 for non-members and are available in advance through Humanitix or at the door.
Benefit Concert for The Other Side featuring Elevator
Sunday, April 28 from 4-6 p.m. at The Other Side, 2011 Genesee St., Utica
This blast from the past featuring songs of the 60’s, music trivia, prizes, and a visit from a Utica jazz legend is not only nostalgic, but educational. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to support The Other Side of Utica Community Forum and Gallery, a nonprofit that has for many years provided Uptown Utica with the very best in art, music and educational programs. A $10 donation is requested.
Apr 29 Monday
Up until June 2nd! The SUNY ArtTech exhibit will delight and amaze you! The theme this year is "Transgression", and we've be really impressed by the ways our artists see and create in the intersection of art and technology. If you haven't seen the show, yet you still have time, so come on down!
It’s estimated that only one in three adults who could benefit from hearing aids actually use them. How do you know if you need hearing aids? What kinds are available? How do you know which will work best? We will discuss these topics and more to help you or your loved ones hear better.EXPERT: Erin Bagley, AuD, Audiologist, Upstate Medical UniversityOnline only
Come to hear original music written by students in Dr. Leary's Advanced Electronic Music (MUS 325) class.
Apr 30 Tuesday