TOP 5

TONIGHT

2nd Annual Honky Tonk Heartbreak Night
Starting at 6:00 PM
Stone Bend Farm, 196 Porter Hill Rd, Newfield
“If you were there last year, then you know. If you weren't, we suggest you come find out!”

Click here for full details.

Love Stinks! Let’s Drink!
7:00 PM - 11:30 PM
1894 Taphouse & Spirits, 228-A Oakwood Ave, Elmira Heights
“Join us for a night of fun! This event is for all the single ladies and guys too! Get ready to party and have a great time.”

SATURDAY

2025 Ithaca Tap & Craft Festival
3:00-7:00 PM
The Hotel Ithaca, 222 South Cayuga Street
20+ breweries, cideries and distilleries; live music by Cisco from The Soul Benders, craft vendors, and more!

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Anti-Vday Bonfire Party
4:00 - 9:00 PM
Lucky Hare Hector, 6085 Beckhorn Road
“Join us for another Anti-love day party, this year with some sparks!! New Beer release--REJECTION, this year it'll be a chocolate raspberry porter! Also, cocktail specials and Babes food specials! Come burn some things with us!”

SUNDAY

Wünderbar Lagerfest 2025
12:00-7:00 PM
Steuben Brewing Company, 10286 Judson Road, Pulteney (on Keuka Lake)
“Admission is FREE
Live Music-Tyler Westcott & Friends
Lake Life Catering German Inspired Food Menu
Full lineup of lagers and guest lager taps plus special releases
WÜNDERBAR LAGERFEST Commemorative Glass!”

PLUS

Cayuga Chamber Orchestra, “Songs of Love” at the Museum of the Earth in Ithaca, "Love's What We'll Remember" Brunch Fundraising Event at the Finger Lakes Boating Museum, The Great Backyard Bird Count, Marvelous Marble Day at the Corning Museum of Glass, Scotty McCreery live at the LECOM Center in Elmira, and a ton more live music! All the details at:

COMING UP

Local Love

Get to know your neighbors

There was a knock at my door a few nights ago. In this day and age, if you don’t already know someone is showing up at your place, it can make a person nervous that some random stranger is standing at your door. But it wasn’t a random stranger, it was my neighbor. We usually only ever politely wave at each other on the sidewalk. But instead, he and his partner had baked us cookies, and he wanted to formally introduce himself. We exchanged numbers so we could look out for one another, and I get to return his plate once the pile of cookies is gone (which will be very soon).

This kind gesture meant a great deal to me, and I’d like to invite you, dear reader, to do the same for your neighbor.

Reminders

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