"Inner Worlds/Outer Worlds – Two Views," painting and sculpture by Jane Dennis and Diana Ozolins. Dennis’s metaphorical paintings and sculptures explore the psychological and bureaucratic structures that people create to order or disorder their world, while Ozolins’s realistic paintings celebrate the beauty and wonder of our natural world.  Show dates:  April 4 - 29, 2018 with a reception for the artists, Friday, April 6, 5-8pm, Gallery Night in downtown Ithaca. Hours:  Wed., - Fri., 12-6pm and Sat. & Sun., 12-5pm. 120 W. Martin Luther King, Jr./State Street; curbside parking and ADA accessibility. Contact info:  607-277-1626 and www.soagithaca.org

Lansing Food Pantry, Monday, April 23rd from 1pm - 3pm at The Rink, 1767 East Shore Drive., Lansing, NY.  For information please contact Nancy Myers at 607-592-4685.

"Inner Worlds/Outer Worlds – Two Views," painting and sculpture by Jane Dennis and Diana Ozolins. Dennis’s metaphorical paintings and sculptures explore the psychological and bureaucratic structures that people create to order or disorder their world, while Ozolins’s realistic paintings celebrate the beauty and wonder of our natural world.  Show dates:  April 4 - 29, 2018 with a reception for the artists, Friday, April 6, 5-8pm, Gallery Night in downtown Ithaca. Hours:  Wed., - Fri., 12-6pm and Sat. & Sun., 12-5pm. 120 W. Martin Luther King, Jr./State Street; curbside parking and ADA accessibility. Contact info:  607-277-1626 and www.soagithaca.org

"Inner Worlds/Outer Worlds – Two Views," painting and sculpture by Jane Dennis and Diana Ozolins. Dennis’s metaphorical paintings and sculptures explore the psychological and bureaucratic structures that people create to order or disorder their world, while Ozolins’s realistic paintings celebrate the beauty and wonder of our natural world.  Show dates:  April 4 - 29, 2018 with a reception for the artists, Friday, April 6, 5-8pm, Gallery Night in downtown Ithaca. Hours:  Wed., - Fri., 12-6pm and Sat. & Sun., 12-5pm. 120 W. Martin Luther King, Jr./State Street; curbside parking and ADA accessibility. Contact info:  607-277-1626 and www.soagithaca.org

"Inner Worlds/Outer Worlds – Two Views," painting and sculpture by Jane Dennis and Diana Ozolins. Dennis’s metaphorical paintings and sculptures explore the psychological and bureaucratic structures that people create to order or disorder their world, while Ozolins’s realistic paintings celebrate the beauty and wonder of our natural world.  Show dates:  April 4 - 29, 2018 with a reception for the artists, Friday, April 6, 5-8pm, Gallery Night in downtown Ithaca. Hours:  Wed., - Fri., 12-6pm and Sat. & Sun., 12-5pm. 120 W. Martin Luther King, Jr./State Street; curbside parking and ADA accessibility. Contact info:  607-277-1626 and www.soagithaca.org

The Barbara & David Zalaznick Reading Series concludes with TRANS*forming Literature: a reading & conversation with Ryka Aoki, Helen Boyd, & Ely Shipley. Aoki is a two-time Lambda Award finalist, author of the poetry collection Seasonal Velocities and the novel He Mele a Hilo. Boyd is the author of My Husband Betty and She’s Not the Man I Married, books chronicling contemporary crossdressing culture, relational gender, and her own marriage to a trans woman. Shipley is the author of Boy with Flowers, winner of the Barrow Street Press book prize, the Thom Gunn Award, and a Lambda Award finalist. His latest work, Some Animal, is forthcoming from Nightboat Books.

Free & open to the public

Refreshments & book signing to follow

"Inner Worlds/Outer Worlds – Two Views," painting and sculpture by Jane Dennis and Diana Ozolins. Dennis’s metaphorical paintings and sculptures explore the psychological and bureaucratic structures that people create to order or disorder their world, while Ozolins’s realistic paintings celebrate the beauty and wonder of our natural world.  Show dates:  April 4 - 29, 2018 with a reception for the artists, Friday, April 6, 5-8pm, Gallery Night in downtown Ithaca. Hours:  Wed., - Fri., 12-6pm and Sat. & Sun., 12-5pm. 120 W. Martin Luther King, Jr./State Street; curbside parking and ADA accessibility. Contact info:  607-277-1626 and www.soagithaca.org

The Lansing Historical Association is pleased to have Dave Plumeau of Cargill to present a program on "the Rock Salt Mine."  Join us as we learn its importance for a century.

Our intermediate vinyasa flow yoga class brings together vinyasa flow yoga and energizing breathing to generate and sustain energy, clarity and radiance. Imagine waking every day living with a steady flow of energy and a capable body. 

This class is a unique variation of vinyasa (flow) yoga, which links breath and movement in a dynamic yoga set that's sure to leave you energized and peaceful.

Teacher: Mariko Azis

Who this class is for: This intermediate class is appropriate for students with some yoga experience and a body that moves well.

What are the results: This class gives you an experience beyond the limits of time and space—an experience of the depth of your soul and true identity. You’ll notice increased flexibility, expanded lung capacity, a strong core, and stress alleviation.

Class capacity is limited to 25 students; please register to reserve your spot!

Generate some heat and feel your empowered body flow in this invigoraing one-hour yoga session. This class is a unique variation of vinyasa (flow) yoga, which links breath and movement in a dynamic yoga set that's sure to leave you energized and peaceful.

Teacher: Mariko Azis

Who this class is for: This is an intermediate class appropriate for students with some yoga experience and a body that moves well.

What are the results: This class gives you an experience beyond the limits of time and space—an experience of the depth of your soul and true identity. You’ll notice increased flexibility, expanded lung capacity, a strong core, and stress alleviation.

Class capacity is limited to 25 students; please register to reserve your spot!

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"Inner Worlds/Outer Worlds – Two Views," painting and sculpture by Jane Dennis and Diana Ozolins. Dennis’s metaphorical paintings and sculptures explore the psychological and bureaucratic structures that people create to order or disorder their world, while Ozolins’s realistic paintings celebrate the beauty and wonder of our natural world.  Show dates:  April 4 - 29, 2018 with a reception for the artists, Friday, April 6, 5-8pm, Gallery Night in downtown Ithaca. Hours:  Wed., - Fri., 12-6pm and Sat. & Sun., 12-5pm. 120 W. Martin Luther King, Jr./State Street; curbside parking and ADA accessibility. Contact info:  607-277-1626 and www.soagithaca.org

They say two heads are better than one, and when it comes to Treleaven Trivia, they're definitely right. Put together your finest team of know-it-alls, throw back a few drinks and put your minds to the test!

The team trivia is free and there are prizes for the winner. Plus, we have a selection of local craft beers, wines and bar eats, so what more could you want?

First question is fired at 7pm.

At Yoga Farm, we teach meditation for householders—people who live in the world, who have relatioships, jobs, families, houses, and to-do lists.

In this weekly session, we work with a new Sutra from the book 'The Radiance Sutras' by Lorin Roche. Each Sutra is a beautiful exploration of one of the 'gateways' to meditation.

From 8-8:15am we read, discuss and explore a Sutra, then we enjoy silent meditation  together until about 8:45. 

This offering is FREE to the Public.

Check out a preview video here: Introductory Video

Teacher: Daniela Hess and Christopher Grant

Come join us for the first annual Diamond in the Rough Hike-A-Thon. Hike the Black Diamond Trail to help raise money for science education in our community.

All proceeds and donations from the hike will be used to promote science education in our community through the programs the Paleontological Research Institution provides in environmental and Earth science--both at the Cayuga Nature Center and at Museum of the Earth.

The Hike-A-Thon takes place on the beautiful Black Diamond Trail, April 28th, 2018. There are three distances to choose from--5.4 miles, 2.1 miles, and a choose your distance option. The hikes are appropriate for all ages and all hiking abilities. Hikers will end up at the Cayuga Nature Center, and will enjoy free admission, refreshments, a live animal program, live music with Rick Manning and friends, and more.

Register now and start building your sponsor list. The more money you help raise, the greater chance you have to win some wonderful prizes. Prizes will be awarded to both individual hikers and teams.

A perfect way to celebrate Earth Week! For more information and our registration page, visit: http://www.priweb.org/hikeathon

Preregistration: Youth $10, Members $15, Non-members $20
Day of hike: Youth $10, Members $25, Non-members $30

"Inner Worlds/Outer Worlds – Two Views," painting and sculpture by Jane Dennis and Diana Ozolins. Dennis’s metaphorical paintings and sculptures explore the psychological and bureaucratic structures that people create to order or disorder their world, while Ozolins’s realistic paintings celebrate the beauty and wonder of our natural world.  Show dates:  April 4 - 29, 2018 with a reception for the artists, Friday, April 6, 5-8pm, Gallery Night in downtown Ithaca. Hours:  Wed., - Fri., 12-6pm and Sat. & Sun., 12-5pm. 120 W. Martin Luther King, Jr./State Street; curbside parking and ADA accessibility. Contact info:  607-277-1626 and www.soagithaca.org

Peter Mack and his groovin' jazz ensemble, "Macktet",  play well known jazz pieces and some original compositions written by members of the quintet.  Headliner, upright acoustic bassist Peter Mack is joined by some of the most talented and experienced jazz musicians in CNY;  guitarist Steve Brown, trumpeter Paul Merrill , Dino Losito on keyboard, Mike Melito on drums, and the incomparable Ralph LaLama on tenor saxaphone from NYC.  "These guys are Cats!"
Saturday, April 28th at 8pm.  Admission is $12 Adults, $10 Seniors and $8 Students. The performance is funded in part by a Finger Lakes Community Arts Grant.