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Franklin Stage CompanyFranklin, NY  — Franklin Stage Company (FSC), a beloved cultural institution in New York State’s Southern Tier, proudly celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2026, marking three decades of producing professional, admission-free theater for the community and visitors alike.

Jacob Burns Film CenterMilestone year to feature special screenings, filmmaker tributes, community events, and 25th Anniversary Gala

Pleasantville, NY (March 24, 2026) — The Jacob Burns Film Center (JBFC) marks its 25th anniversary with a dynamic yearlong lineup of special events, screenings, and community programs. Honoring the legacy of bringing people together through film, the celebration is anchored by the JBFC’s 25th Anniversary Gala.

Delaware Valley Arts AllianceNarrowsburg, NY (March 20, 2026) – Delaware Valley Arts Alliance (DVAA) is proud to announce its 50th Anniversary Gala, taking place on Saturday, May 16th at the brand-new terminal building at Sullivan County International Airport in Swan Lake, NY. This once-in-a-lifetime event will commemorate DVAA’s first fifty years of advancing the arts in Sullivan County and look forward to what the next fifty years has in store for this vital organization.

We Are NYAdditional $5 Million in State Funding Announced To Support Project

Historic Capital Project Reflects $18.5 Million State Investment in Arts and Culture

New Addition Will Enhance Accessibility and Modernize Buffalo Venue

View Renderings Here and Video Here

Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the start of construction on a $34.6 million expansion of the historic Shea’s Buffalo Theatre plus an additional commitment of $5 million in capital funding from New York State. Driven by a $18.5 million state investment, the four-story, 25,600-square-foot addition will revitalize the theatre experience by introducing a new box office, expanded lobby and event space, concessions at each level, additional bathrooms and critical accessibility upgrades, including three new elevators.

George Eastman Museum logoMarch 13–14, 2026

Rochester, N.Y., March 4, 2026 —The Dryden Theatre will mark its 75th anniversary this March with a two-day celebration, March 13–14  , honoring its past and ongoing commitment to the art of cinema.

Fort William Henry MuseumLake George, NY — A season of history, excitement, and unforgettable experiences awaits at Fort  William Henry as the Fort prepares to celebrate its 270th anniversary in 2026. Guests are invited to step back into the 18th century with immersive programs and exciting events.

Olana Partnership - Frederic Church 200Yearlong Celebration of Exhibitions, Programs, and Publications Honoring America’s Greatest Landscape Artist and His Global Vision kicks off Spring 2026

Hudson, N.Y. (February 5, 2026) – In celebration of the 200th birthday of Frederic Church (1826–1900), America’s greatest landscape artist, The Olana Partnership will launch Frederic Church 200, a yearlong national initiative featuring exhibitions, publications, and programs that highlight Church’s creativity, audacity, spirit of adventure, and extraordinary global reach.

Aqua SpaOswego, New York - Since opening its doors in 2020, Oswego’s holistic wellness destination has served over 15,000 customers, guided clients on 15,000 float therapy sessions and has had over 400 members throughout the five years.

Mount PeterBeloved Warwick ski area welcomes winter fun beginning Saturday, December 6, 2025

Warwick, N.Y. (December 05, 2025) - Mount Peter, proudly known as New York’s Family Mountain, is officially open for the 2025–2026 winter season, a season that marks an extraordinary milestone: the mountain’s 90th anniversary.

For nine decades, families, friends, and snow lovers have created unforgettable memories on Mount Peter’s slopes. From beginner lessons to thrilling runs, festive tubing outings to warm gatherings at Pete’s Pub, Mount Peter remains a cherished tradition just a short drive away in the heart of the Hudson Valley.

We Are NYHistoric Gathering in New York City Commemorates Governor DeWitt Clinton's Original Voyage By Welcoming the Erie Canal Boat Seneca Chief at its Last Stop Since Leaving Buffalo on September 24

As the Erie Canal Begins its Third Century of Operation, Focus is on Maintaining a Safe, Resilient, Navigable Waterway that Supports Economic Development, Accessible Recreation, Arts and Culture, and Sustainability

Governor Kathy Hochul today marked the 200th anniversary of the opening of the original Erie Canal in New York City with the arrival of the Buffalo Maritime Center's Erie Canal Boat Seneca Chief. The boat is a replica of the original vessel Governor DeWitt Clinton traveled on from Buffalo to New York City in 1825. The current voyage began September 24 in Buffalo. The Seneca Chief made 28 stops along the Erie Canal and Hudson River before ending its journey at Pier 26 at Hudson River Park in New York City on October 26.

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