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Two Adirondack-style chairs are on a dock facing the water. The words "Summer Destination" are in the middle and WRVO's logo is in the corner.

This summer WRVO is partnering with various organizations and local businesses to highlight upstate New York attractions in our Summer Destinations partnership.

We've simplified our regional listings with a new, searchable page featuring direct website and Google Maps links. Explore diverse destinations across the Adirondacks, Central New York, Finger Lakes, and Thousand Islands regions. Find your perfect summer adventure!

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Adirondack Experience

Adirondack Experience

Your Adirondack Experience Starts HERE! Visit ADKX in the heart of the Adirondacks for a truly unique experience. With more than 20 buildings nestled across 120 acres overlooking Blue Mountain Lake, their open-air campus offers everyone something to do. Step into the rich history of this region as you explore the museum, row an authentic guideboat, break up a logjam, climb a classic ADK fire tower, or enjoy a family-friendly hike to Minnow Pond. New for this season is the opening of Natural Beauty – The Art of Rustic Furniture, an exhibition that features rustic furniture from around the world and rarely seen private collections! Enjoy a few hours or the entire day as you discover unexpected stories of the Adirondacks' past and present.

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Alexandria Bay Chamber of Commerce

Alexandria Bay Chamber of Commerce

In the heart of the 1000 Islands, amidst the St. Lawrence Seaway, Alexandria Bay welcomes you. This quaint village is home to the famous Boldt Castle on the St. Lawrence River. Alexandria Bay is a place of year-round beauty, boasting plenty of activities for leisure travel, families, and sportsmen alike. Book a day cruise, charter a fishing guide, rent a boat, visit state parks, and shop local retail stores. An events calendar and more details are available on the web.

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Auburn Public Theater

Auburn Public Theater

Auburn Public Theater (APT) is a non-profit, multi-venue performing arts center that celebrates diverse voices and artistic expression. APT enriches the social, cultural, and economic growth of central New York by bringing people together through affordable access to live music, comedy and theater, as well as cinema, arts education, and community events. The venue features a 199-seat main stage theater, as well as 75 seats Stage Right. This summer, explore Cafe 108, APT’s new café featuring healthy, local fare and whose profits directly benefit the theater. By providing a top-notch, intimate venue for artists and audiences, the theater makes worldly performance art a common local experience and offers something for everyone in a space where all are welcome.

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Canale's Restaurant

Canale's Restaurant

A family tradition that originated from the hills of Morolo, Italy, and the famous recipes of Anna “Ma” Canale…the Italian cuisine of Canale’s Restaurant. Celebrating 70 years, the Canale Family has provided the Oswego community with their homemade menu items and family dining atmosphere. Now you can take home and enjoy a taste of the old country. During the summer, enjoy courtyard events with music to complement outdoor dining. For more information on dining and courtyard events, visit https://www.canalesrest.com/.

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Cayuga Museum

Cayuga Museum

The Cayuga Museum engages the public with the phenomenal cultures, innovators, and creators who shaped the history of Cayuga County and the nation. The Museum operates in three historic sites, each with a distinct focus: the Willard-Case Mansion, where the collection and stories of the past are shared through exhibits, the Case Research Lab, where sound film was introduced to the world, and the Carriage House Theater, a multi-use performance space and one of the earliest recording sites for sound film.

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Cazenovia Counterpoint Festival

Cazenovia Counterpoint Festival

The Cazenovia Counterpoint Festival features prize-winning regional musicians and artists, a perfect way to celebrate summer. Premiere performances of new works feature prominently on programs of interactive outdoor performances, chamber concerts by the Society players, “Rising Stars,” “Young Composers Corner,” chamber concerts, & “Poetry Round-Robin” showcasing regional luminaries, and a month-long invitational art exhibit by 30+ CNY artists in the beautiful historic village of Cazenovia.

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City of Oswego

City of Oswego

Take a stroll through Oswego's weekly downtown Farmers' Markets, featuring fresh local produce and handmade goods. Explore our unique assets like the Oswego Speedway, Safe Haven Museum, and Fort Ontario, which offer a glimpse into our city's rich history and culture. Don't miss Oswego's annual city-wide celebrations: Independence Parade and Harborfest, where you can enjoy live music, delicious food, and breathtaking views of Lake Ontario. With so much to see and do, Oswego is the perfect regional destination for your summer vacation.

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DSP Shows-Summer Concert Series at Beak N Skiff

DSP Shows-Summer Concert Series at Beak & Skiff

Beak & Skiff's 2025 Summer Concert Series includes performances from The Avett Brothers, Iron & Wine, I'm With Her, Waxahatchee, Father John Misty, Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Primus, Billy Currington, Warren Zeiders, Justin Moore, and more. View the full lineup online. Beak & Skiff is a family-owned and operated orchard located among the rolling hills and valleys of Lafayette, just south of Syracuse.

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Earlville Opera House

Earlville Opera House

Earlville Opera House, Inc. was founded in 1972 as a not-for-profit, volunteer-based, community service organization promoting the arts in a rural region of central New York by offering programs of cultural, educational, and historical significance; and preserving and restoring the architectural and historic integrity of the Earlville Opera House, a unique second-story theater constructed in 1892. Key EOH programs include a wide range of culturally diverse visual and performing arts programs represented through rotating gallery exhibitions; a superb live performance series; arts workshops; classes and arts education opportunities; and grants to artists and arts organizations. EOH was named to the National Register of Historic Places in 1973 and celebrated its 50th Anniversary in 2022.

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Equal Rights Heritage Center

Equal Rights Heritage Center

The NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center is the official welcome center for the City of Auburn, NY. It serves to shine a light on New York’s equal rights heritage, as well as, the historical, cultural, and entertainment assets the City of Auburn has to offer in a welcoming and educational manner. It features an “I Love NY” exhibition titled "Seeing Equal Rights in NYS" where New York State's progressive history supporting equality comes to life through digital displays. This tourism hub also offers free Wi-Fi, public restrooms, “I Love NY” trip-planning kiosks and regionally sourced products in the Taste NY Market. Guests can relax on the green space or admire the bronze statue of Harriet Tubman in the courtyard. Join us this summer for the Downtown Auburn Saturday Market from June 29 through August 31, featuring live music, children’s activities and entertainment, food and beverage producers, artisans, crafters, and more. Programs are free and open to the public.

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Finger Lakes Land Trust

Finger Lakes Land Trust

The Finger Lakes Land Trust was founded in 1989 to protect the region’s forests, farmlands, gorges, and shorelines. The Land Trust has saved over 34,000 acres of land by creating public nature preserves and helping landowners conserve their beloved properties. Their conservation work is designed to benefit everyone who lives or travels to the region. 45 nature preserves are open to the public, free of charge for anyone who wants to explore, attend events, and help build more trails this summer.

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Fort Hill Cemetery

Fort Hill Cemetery

Steeped in history, Fort Hill Cemetery is a must for history buffs and Underground Railroad enthusiasts. The cemetery is the final resting place for Harriet Tubman, William Henry Seward, Theodore Case, Martha Coffin Wright and other notable historical figures. Fort Hill was used by the local Indians in the 16th century as a fortified hill, and is regarded as one of the best-preserved fortified villages of the ancient Cayuga Indians. The cemetery is also home to the iconic Chief Logan Monument. Open year-round from dawn till dusk, Fort Hill is easy to navigate by car or foot. Spend a day or just a few hours exploring this bucolic cemetery located in the heart of the City of Auburn.

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Gallery 3040

Gallery 3040

Make Gallery 3040 your go-to destination in the Adirondacks for gifts, fine art, and one-of-a-kind finds. Conveniently located in the heart of Old Forge at 3040 State Route 28, Gallery 3040 offers an eclectic mix of treasures—original artwork, handcrafted jewelry, stunning pottery, and finely made woodwork. Whether you're shopping for someone special or treating yourself, you'll discover something memorable. The gallery also carries a fun selection of fair-trade items, including recycled can cars, colorful felt flowers, and playful flip-flop bracelets. Custom framing services are available as well. Visitors are encouraged to stop by, share where they're from, and learn all about this iconic Adirondack town.

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Geneva Light Opera

Geneva Light Opera

Geneva Light presents live performances of Lehár's beloved operetta "The Merry Widow" at the Smith Opera House in Geneva, New York, at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, July 25, and at 3 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday afternoons, July 27 and 28. Featured will be Metropolitan Opera Audition winner soprano Alexis Olinyk and international prize-winning baritone Bryan Murray leading a cast of outstanding singers and dancers, with a chamber orchestra conducted by Eric Mahl and projected supertitles. Tickets ranging from $20 to $150 are available on the website (www.genevalightopera.org) and will also be available at the door.

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Glimmerglass Festival

Glimmerglass Festival

The Glimmerglass Festival is a world-renowned summer opera and musical theater festival in Cooperstown, NY. With a rich history spanning five decades, the Festival presents a diverse repertoire of productions, showcasing the talents of emerging and established artists. The Festival’s exhilarating 50th anniversary season centers on artists and creators, celebrates opera and musical theater legends, and introduces a thrilling world premiere opera based on a beloved book. 2025 productions include "Tosca" (Puccini/Illica & Giacosa), "Sunday in The Park With George" (Sondheim/Sondheim & Lapine), "The Rake’s Progress" (Stravinsky/Auden & Kallman), and the world premiere of "The House on Mango Street" (Bermel/Cisneros), based on the classic book. The Festival is also proud to bring the acclaimed youth production of "Odyssey" (Moore/Rourke) to the Alice Busch Opera Theater.

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Great Camp Sagamore

Great Camp Sagamore

Great Camp Sagamore, nestled in the Adirondack Mountains of New York, is a National Historic Landmark that once served as a wilderness retreat for the Vanderbilt family. Built between 1895 and 1897 by William West Durant, it embodies the rustic elegance of the Gilded Age. Since being saved in 1975 by the New York Preservation League, the camp has been owned, stewarded, and operated by 501 (c)(3) nonprofit Sagamore Institute of the Adirondacks. The organization welcomes guests to camp from May-October offering a variety of multi-night educational programs, retreats, and overnight stays as well as day activities, historical tours, concerts, & presentations.

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H. Lee White Maritime Museum

H. Lee White Maritime Museum

As the only maritime museum on the U.S. side of Lake Ontario, the museum offers unique maritime and waterfront experiences including the National Historic Landmark, WWII Tug, LT-5, the National Register canal barge, Derrick Boat 8, the last U.S. commercial fishing boat, Eleanor D and a collection of paintings, models and shipwreck artifacts telling the story of over 400 years of history. In addition, the museum serves as the steward of the National Register Oswego West Pierhead Lighthouse, offering boat tours to the lighthouse in the summer. Find out about the refitting progress of the schooner, Ontario. Visit www.hlwmm.org to find out more about the H. Lee White Maritime Museum's programming and events.

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Harriet Tubman Home

Harriet Tubman Home

Harriet Tubman was guided by deep faith and devotion to family, freedom, and community. After emancipating herself and members of her family from slavery, Tubman moved them to Auburn/Fleming in 1860. Central NY was a hub for progressive thought, abolition, and women's suffrage where Tubman continued to fight for human rights and dignity during her 54 years in freedom. Ranger-led programs are available at the Thompson Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church — open Fridays and Saturdays after June 22, 2024.

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Murdock's Sports

Murdock's Sports

At Murdock's, their mission is to help customers discover a bike that captures their heart and ignites their desire to ride it at every opportunity. They aim to inspire enthusiasm for biking and serve as custodians for the bike customers already adore. The knowledgeable team at Murdock's is dedicated to ensuring customers' bikes bring them joy. By ensuring the safety and optimizing the performance of each bike, they aspire to empower customers to embark on countless miles of exhilarating rides, revel in the achievements they attain, and cultivate a deep love for cycling, just as the team at Murdock's has.

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Onondaga Historical Association

Onondaga Historical Association

The Onondaga Historical Association (OHA) was established in 1863 to collect, preserve, interpret, and exhibit the history of Onondaga County and the city of Syracuse. This history museum in downtown Syracuse houses permanent and temporary exhibits that celebrate every aspect of life in our community -- from industry and manufacturing, to sports, culture, and arts, and the social, political, and religious movements that began here in Central New York. Join OHA to celebrate the centennial of Hotel Syracuse (now Marriott Syracuse Downtown) this summer, with a black-tie gala at the hotel to benefit OHA on Friday, August 16.

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Rochester International Jazz Festival

Rochester International Jazz Festival

The Rochester International Jazz Festival is one of the world’s leading jazz festivals, presenting legendary performers, familiar favorites, rising stars, and new discoveries from around the world. RIJF is synonymous with Jazz in June when the joy of music brings the world to Rochester, New York. The multi-dimensional nine-day festival presents more than 1750 artists annually from around the world in 285-plus shows at 18 venues. The 2025 edition runs June 20-28. The complete schedule of performances, venues, workshops and jam sessions is available at www.rochesterjazz.com.

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Seward House Museum

Seward House Museum

Visit the historic home of William Henry Seward and his family. Serving as a State Senator, Governor of New York, US Senator, and Secretary of State during the Lincoln and Johnson administrations, Seward was one of the foremost politicians of 19th century America. The Museum provides guided tours to help visitors navigate the many fascinating aspects of this beautifully preserved home, which also houses one of the largest original collections in the United States. Learn more at: sewardhouse.org.

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Seymour Public Library

Seymour Public Library

Since 1903, Seymour Library has been housed in the historic Case Memorial Building. On the National Register of Historic Places, this monumental stone building was designed by the New York City firm, Carrere and Hastings, designers of the New York Public Library. Today, the library serves as the community’s hub of learning and discovery. Explore new interests with a range of resources and programs for all ages. The library’s History Discovery Center provides research assistance to those seeking local history and genealogical information. Programs are free and open to the public.

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Singer Castle on Dark Island

Singer Castle on Dark Island

A part of American history and local folklore, Singer Castle on Dark Island is located on the St. Lawrence Seaway. Tour the unique history of the hunting lodge of Commodore Frederick Gilbert Bourne. See many of the secret passages and speculate their use! Forty-five-minute guided tours are scheduled throughout the day and include the great hall, library, breakfast room, terrace, bedrooms and even the fourth-floor dormitory. Canadian rates are available.

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Skaneateles Antique & Classic Boat Show

Skaneateles Antique & Classic Boat Show

The 46th Antique & Classic Boat Show hosted by the Skaneateles Foundation and the Finger Lakes Chapter of the Antique and Classic Boating Society is scheduled for July 26-28. The Boat Show features water and land displays along with three concerts, a boat parade (3:15 p.m. Saturday), an aerial photoshoot and spectator cruise (10 a.m. Sunday aboard the Judge Ben Wiles), demos, shopping, raffles, and more. The Skaneateles Foundation looks forward to bringing back activities for families this year. More information is available online.

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Skaneateles Festival

Skaneateles Festival

The Skaneateles Festival is a dynamic 4-week summer music festival providing intimate access to the world’s best music in the heart of the Finger Lakes Region. For 45 years, the Festival has brought some of the world’s most talented musicians to perform on their stage, with the hope of building community and enduring friendships through music. The Skaneateles Festival presents live classical, jazz, opera, and bluegrass music. The 2024 season features Rhiannon Giddens, Chris Thile, The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, violinist James Ehnes, and more! What started as small chamber concerts in the Skaneateles Library soon moved to community members' homes and backyards due to its growing popularity and community involvement. Today, the Festival has expanded and built the Robinson Pavilion at Anyela's Vineyards which holds up to 1500 patrons for Saturday night concerts. Thursday and Friday night concerts are held at the First Presbyterian Church in the village of Skaneateles. Come Experience Brilliance with a night at the Festival — in the vineyard, under the stars, by the lake, or in the warm glow of the sanctuary.

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Sollecito Landscaping Nursery

Sollecito Landscaping Nursery

Sollecito Landscaping Nursery is a family-owned and operated business that has been serving the central New York region for over 50 years. As a full-service landscaping and nursery company, Sollecito offers a wide range of services to help customers enhance the beauty and functionality of their outdoor spaces. Their knowledgeable staff can assist with everything from designing and installing landscapes to providing guidance on plant selection and care. The nursery offers a diverse selection of trees, shrubs and perennials. With their extensive experience and commitment to quality, Sollecito Landscaping Nursery is a go-to destination for anyone looking to elevate their outdoor living experience.

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Stone Quarry Art Park

Stone Quarry Art Park

Looking for adventure? Want to break out of your routine? Stone Quarry Art Park, in Cazenovia, located just 20 miles southeast of Syracuse, is a contemporary outdoor art space that provides public access to four miles of trails, outdoor art, and a mid-century modern artist home. An ever-changing outdoor art gallery, Stone Quarry works with visiting artists to shape and re-shape the landscape of Stone Quarry Hill through a variety of interdisciplinary art practices. Stone Quarry is open every day of the year from dawn to dusk. Admission is pay-what-you-wish with a suggested donation of $5 per person — everybody is welcome. Visit www.sqap.org for a current list of visiting artists and happenings.

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Syracuse Arts & Crafts Festival

Syracuse Arts & Crafts Festival

The 53rd Annual Syracuse Arts & Crafts Festival is a three-day showcase of the country's most talented artists, craftspeople and entertainers. The festival provides opportunities for visitors to experience the vibrancy of Downtown Syracuse through a presentation of visual and performing arts that demonstrate diverse art forms and cultures. The Syracuse Arts & Crafts Festival is one of the premier events of ArtsWeek, a partnership among several organizations committed to showcasing and celebrating the arts in our community. Enjoy a variety of music, multicultural performances, summer refreshments and participatory activities from July 26-28, 2024.

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Syracuse Ceramic Guild

Syracuse Ceramic Guild

The Syracuse Ceramic Guild, established in 1947, is a not-for-profit organization of potters, precious metal and glass artists dedicated to promoting the awareness and understanding of the ceramic and fired arts. To support its educational mission, the Guild maintains an active program of workshops, demonstrations and public service activities, in addition to its regular membership meetings. The Syracuse Ceramic Guild 2024 Pottery and Hot Arts Fair will be held on August 17 and 18 at May Memorial, 3800 East Genesee Street in Syracuse. Come see handmade pottery, glass and jewelry for sale, watch demonstrations, and enjoy activities for children of all ages!

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Syracuse Mets

Syracuse Mets

The Syracuse Mets are a professional Minor League Baseball team based in Syracuse, New York. As the Triple-A affiliate of the New York Mets, they play their home games at the state-of-the-art NBT Bank Stadium, located at 1 Tex Simone Drive. The team is known for its vibrant community engagement, hosting numerous promotional events, theme nights, and giveaways throughout the season, making it a beloved local attraction. Founded in 1961, the Syracuse Mets have a rich history and a strong following among baseball enthusiasts. The team provides an exciting and family-friendly atmosphere, offering fans the chance to see future Major League stars in action. With a commitment to excellence both on and off the field, the Syracuse Mets contribute significantly to the local economy and community spirit. Whether you're a lifelong fan or new to the game, attending a Syracuse Mets game is a memorable experience that showcases the best of Minor League Baseball.

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The REV Theatre Company

The REV Theatre Company

Headquartered in Auburn, NY, The REV Theatre Company is an award-winning arts organization committed to creating theatrical experiences at the highest levels of artistic integrity. Since its inception in 1958, The REV has leveraged the power of the arts as a tool for entertainment, education, social awareness and cultural development in our community and in the Finger Lakes region. The REV presents large-scale Broadway spectacles with high-caliber talent from Broadway and across the country at its main stage, the Merry-Go-Round Playhouse, and is one of the nation's leaders in in-school arts integration with The REV On Tour.

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The Ridge

The Ridge

The Ridge is a beautifully unique venue for events of all types - weddings, showers, reunions, and other private celebrations. Known also for its collaborative live music events in its open-air, one-of-a-kind natural stone amphitheater, The Ridge’s spectacular, secluded setting makes everyone feel as if they’ve discovered a well-kept secret. Its relaxed and inviting indoor and outdoor spaces set it apart and welcome you in a way that feels just like home. Plan your next event at The Ridge in Chittenango!

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The Stickley Museum

The Stickley Museum

The Stickley Museum is housed on the top floor of the original L. & J.G. Stickley factory. From 1900 to 1985, this building was used to produce Stickley furniture. In the former finishing room is an exhibition space that tells the story of America’s most legendary furniture companies. The display spans over a century of Stickley history: beginning with the Mission aesthetic of the early 1900s, to the Cherry Valley Collection debuting in the 1920s and culminating with modern Stickley. The museum also boasts a display of Gustav Stickley’s own bedroom set as well as pieces of Stickley Mission that were once owned by Barbra Streisand. The museum is free and open to the public on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from May 1 through October 1.

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The Syracuse Orchestra

The Syracuse Orchestra

The Syracuse Orchestra is the professional orchestra serving Syracuse and Central New York. The orchestra performs nearly 50 full orchestra concerts each year, and dozens of additional performances in schools, libraries, community centers, and health care facilities. The Syracuse Orchestra also operates the Syracuse Youth Orchestra, a program comprised of three youth orchestras serving over 150 kids from ages 8-22. Find more information about all of the orchestra's performances online at SyracuseOrchestra.org.

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Thousand Islands Arts Center

Thousand Islands Arts Center

Home of the Handweaving Museum, the Thousand Islands Arts Center (TIAC) is a nonprofit, educational institution concerned with preserving the skills of traditional artists and artisans and supporting the heritage arts. The center maintains a year-round arts curriculum, a permanent textile collection and library, two dedicated studios for weaving and pottery, and Finders Keepers, a resale shop. TIAC’s goal is to sustain and grow this resource for artists, students, and the broader community while developing awareness, fostering skills and building appreciation for the heritage arts.

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Uncle Sam Boat Tours

Uncle Sam Boat Tours

Come explore the 1000 Islands aboard Uncle Sam Boat Tours. Listen as live tour guides point out the historic and scenic wonders on a two-nation scenic cruise. Only Uncle Sam Boat Tours offers unlimited visits to Boldt Castle as well as guided tours of mysterious Singer Castle. Enjoy the only Buffet lunch and Dinner Cruises departing from US shores. Or you can unwind in the evening with a relaxing Sip N' Sail Cruise. Want to set your own course? Contact Uncle Sam's Boat Tours about chartering one of their double or triple deck boats for the cruise you always wanted! No matter how you want to enjoy the 1000 Islands, they have an option for you. So, jump on board with Uncle Sam Boat Tours... where a 1000 Islands adventure awaits you!

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View Center for Arts and Culture

View Center for Arts and Culture

View is a dynamic arts center based in the Adirondack region. Throughout the year, four galleries host dozens of exhibitions ranging from local artists to international shows such as View’s signature exhibit, the "Adirondacks National Exhibition of American Watercolors." Gould Hall is a "jewel" of a performance space, with excellent acoustics and retractable stadium seats, making it ideal for concerts and theatrical productions while also accommodating major events, conferences, and weddings. In the workshop and pottery studio, skilled artisans teach a variety of classes and pass on their knowledge to everyone from experienced artists to people who just want to learn a new hobby. During the summer, View hosts "Family Drop-ins" Tuesday through Friday, where everyone can make a memory by working on quick artistic projects together. With year-round exhibitions, events, performances, and workshops, View has something for everyone to love.

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Willard Memorial Chapel

Willard Memorial Chapel

Labeled as the "Tiffany Treasure of the Finger Lakes,” Willard Memorial Chapel is the only complete and unaltered Tiffany chapel known to exist in the world in its original location. Built in 1892-1894, the interior of the chapel was designed and handcrafted entirely by the Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company of New York City for the Auburn Theological Seminary. Visit the Total Tiffany chapel for hourly tours Wednesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. this summer. The chapel is also a National Historic Landmark used for weddings, concerts and special events.

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