Owego's antiques, uniques, collectibles market. Open every first and third Sunday throughout the year. Featuring over 10,000 square feet of almost anything you've been looking for! 30-50 dealers. Toys, books, paper ephemera, vintage clothing and jewelry, glassware, tools, furniture, coins, stamps, seasonal plants, baked goods and more! Concession stand and free admission.

Celebrate the apple at the Bement-Billings Living Farmstead. Step back in time to the 1800's with exhibitors dressed in period costume as they give you a glimpse of how people lived 150 years ago. See demonstrations of blacksmithing, open hearth cooking, spinning and weaving, black powder shooting, soap making and so much more.
Enjoy lots of music throughout the day on multiple stages featuring bluegrass, folk, celtic, traditional.
Craft demonstrations and scrumptious food throughout the day. $6.00 Adults, $5.00 members, $4.00 Students and Seniors, Children 5 and under are free.

Park opens at 9 AM, Parade through the village of Nichols at 10 AM, Opening Ceremonies at 11 AM, Flag Raising, All Day; Entertainment, games, events, craft vendors, raffles, wall climbing, paint ball, chicken BBQ, children's antique train ride. Free.

Every 1st & 3rd Saturday. Doors open at 12:00 pm. Play the Early Bird Bonanza at 12:45. Food & Beverage available. All paper, smoke free. Admission $3.00.

Every Tuesday and Friday.

Pumpkin decorating, carving, and baking contests, big pumpkin contest, Chinese auction, raffles, band entertainment all day, exhibits, crafts, food booths, childrens games, mountain men, chain saw carving, free parking, free admission.

A Celebration of Local Food, Farms and Chefs.

Taste and enjoy quality gourmet style dishes including soups, salads, main courses and desserts. A selection of New York State's best wines will also be available which includes a souvenir wine glass.

In a three block walkable area, the Owego Art Walk is a great Friday night destination. Galleries are open for the night to feature new artists each month. Unique and unusual sites include second story galleries over Riverow Stores, a gallery with a view of the river in one of the historic houses on Front Street and many more. Art! Music! Refreshments! at each site. Sites will be marked with sandwich boards and balloons and brochures with maps to find galleries on Front Street and Lake Street and restaurants nearby. Artists will display and discuss their works. In some venues, demonstrations or performing arts will be featured. Come and join the fun in our picturesque historic village on the Susquehanna River at exit 64 off Route 17.

Monday -Saturday 9 am-6 pm (last admission at 5:30 pm)
Sunday 9 am-5 pm (last admission at 4:30)
Friday and Saturday in October 9 am-10 pm (last admission at 9 pm)
Admission: Children 3 and under-free
Children 4-9-$5.00
Adults 10 and up-$7.50

Flashlight maize will be held on Friday and Saturday nights during October and the 1st of November.

Come to Alpacalachin Farms during the tour and see our newest area. Mingle with the alpacas, try your luck on our obstacle course and shop in our farm store.

Felting, spinning and carding demonstrations available at many participating farms, Alpacalachin Farms will distribute a listing of these farms and activities available upon your visit.

Rain or shine. An opportunity to ring the old school bell. Vendors, demonstrations and quilt show. Sample all kinds of foods made with potatoes. The Auxiliary will serve breakfast at the town hall starting at 8am and start serving lunch at 11:30am with scalloped potatoes and ham and the Richford Congregational Church will be serving a potato soup lunch. 11:30 Dr. Donald Halseph from Cornell University will be giving a talk on potatoes with samples. Free admission and parking.

Rudin's Olde Tyme Farm Days is packed full of family fun events. Antique/farm tractor parade, tractor pulls, games, food, vendor/exhibits, running sawmill demonstrations, pony/tractor rides, Wild West Frontier Days shows, music, cider press demonstrations, tractor raffle, harvesting show, steam engines, tractor events, Sunday service and so much more. Central New York's largest heritage farm show. An educational experience that spans years of nostalgia and tradition. Smoke free, admission is $5 at the gate, children 12 & under are free.

Bob Connelly, Certified Antique Appraiser, will do the evaluations. $5.00 per item. Refreshments available.
Proceeds benefit the Newark Valley Historical Society. Call 642-8313 for information.

Tour interesting historic homes. $10 admission. Please call for reservations.

11:30 – 1:00pm : Exclusive Annual Membership Meeting & Luncheon
1:00: Doors Open to the Public
1:30 – 2:30: DeeAnne Wymer, PhD, Bloomsburg Univ., “The Ohio Mastodon” as covered by National Geographic and Discovery Channel
3:00 – 4:00: Buffalo Creek Seneca Dancers: music, songs, culture, regalia, and friendship!
5:00: Doors Close
Admission to this event is free!

Vintage, Classic and Custom cars, trucks and motorcycles.

Adults: $2, Children under 12: Free, $5 per carload.

A family friendly festival eaturing live music, games & prizes. Chicken BBQ, performances by local acts, homeade treats and a haunted house. Friday, Sept. 17th, 4-10 pm, Saturday, Sept. 18th, 10 am-10 pm.

Peforming music of the Kingston Trio, Peter, Paul & Mary, John Denver, Woody Guthrie, and a touch of bluegrass and country. Refreshments available, Free admission.

"UFO's of the Modern Era" Refreshments available, Free admission.

Gene Perry & Frank Korosec perform a mixture of Polish and Italian music. Refreshments available, Free admission.

Hundreds of plants; perennials, bulbs, herbs, shrubs, and vegetables at very low prices.

8 am until all plants are gone.

Featuring "Bucky Moon" $5 suggested donation

Tickets starting at $20 available at Ticketmaster.com

Chris Koldewey and Joy Bennett will perform both Traditional Folk Music and Songs of the Sea Chris performs as a Chantyman at Mystic Seaport and plays guitar, claw hammer banjo, fiddle, and concertina. Joy, a professional vocalist, is located in NYC where she performs folk music and sings with The Johnson Girls. Families welcome.

Meet retired, racing Greyhounds. Live horse racing begins at 6:50 pm.

Boat Tour-A wonderful way to relax via boat ride on Waterman Center's "Susquehanna Shuttle" pontoon boat. View eagle's nests, river wildlife, Hiawatha Island, and more. Meet at the Marshland Road Riverfront Park area. $10. per person (no senior or child discount.)

Bus Tour & Lunch-A little review from the August 21 tour, but then changes to include more routes and safe houses where Aftrican slaves in the 19th century fled to with the aid of abolitionists. Enjoy the tunes of more "sppiritural" songs. A stop for lunch (on your own) is planned.

$10 adults, $8 seniors, $5 children 12 and under.

Judge Vincent Squeglia will lead the group on an exclusive and unique tour inside this historic building, one of the oldest courthouses in the state, also on the National Registry of Historic Places.

$10 adults, $8 seniors, $5 children 12 and under.

Bus Tour-Slaves, Soldiers, Singers, Hero's & Shero's and the award winning "Colored" Conservation Corps Camp-Rediscover our fascinatinating & diverse history!

$10 adults, $8 seniors, $5 children 12 and under.

by Dale Wasserman, based on the Novel by Ken Kesey to be presented October 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16 at 8 pm and 3, 10, and 17 at 2 pm.

Fresh produce and other products. Craft vendors on the 1st Thurs. of the month.

Every third Sunday - A different featured band and Caller each time. This week is Caller-David Smukler and Band-Hope Grietzer. Beginners welcome, all dances taught & prompted, no partner needed. $7 admission, $5 for students and seniors, family max. $15.

10 am leave Marvin Park, Rt. 17C, Owego and arrive at Rudin's Olde Tyme Farm Days, 4890 Gaskill Road, Owego. Cost is $10 per rider and $5 per passenger. Food is not included in ticket price. Tax deductible donation goes to Traci's Hope. For prize and registration information please call Bill Chandler 222-6357, or Gordy Shiner 754-2078.

The Gospel Concert by Reba's sister!!! Adults: $12 in advance/$15 at the show, 12 and under: $8 in advance/$10 at the show. Get Advance tickets at : Arrowhead Christian Bookstore, Johnson City, NY, Cmmunity Bank, 50 West Main Street, Owego, or Tioga State Bank, Rt. 17C, Owego.

Ed Nizalowski will present how the past 200+ years the transformation that has taken place in the natural world of the Southern Tier has been remarkable to say the least.

Doors open at 6 pm. Admission is $5 for adults, $4 for SRAC members and students.

Starts at Hiawatha Motorcycle, Rt. 434 between Owego and Apalachin. Ends at Traci's Hope benefit, Hickories Park, Owego where there will be music, raffles adn great food. Registration begins at 10:30 am-Noon, ride begins at 12:30 pm. Each rider is $15 and passenger is $10. BBQ tickets are $12 and $5 to all riders. All money raised goes t ohelp local people with breast cancer.

The show will feature original fine art, framed photographs, handmade jewelry and assorted unique crafterwork offerings of original design. Fourteen well-known artists from the Valley and surrounding area will be featured in the show. Their fine art, available for purchase, is perfect for holiday giving and for those special occasions throughout the year. Consider a framed photograph or print to brighten a room in your home. Surprise a loved one with a special piece of jewerly to mark a special event. Enjoy a hot cup of coffee and a delicious pastry and listen to soothing classical music while you shop.

Dave Kohler, past President of the Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology and a Regional Conservation Archeologist with Carnegie Museum will present his report of that Newton Mammoth in Asylum Township, Bradford County, PA that is represented in SRAC's woolly mammoth exhibit. The two-season excavation took place in 1983, and the Andaste Chapter of PA Archaeology volunteered hundreds of hours to make it what many claim to be the most important excavation in Pennsylvania history. Dave will share his own personal slides and share his perspectives of the two summers spent excavating the mammoth who lived approximately 14,250 years ago.
This presentation is sponsored by the Andaste Chapter of PA Archaeology and is free to attend.