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5 Years of FLXcalendar!
Plus highlights for March 21-23: spring is here, and there's music & magic in the air!
Amelia Cueva
March 21, 2025
FLXcalendar Celebrates 5 Years!
Celebrate this milestone with Amelia Cueva, the founder of FLXcalendar!
Laurabelle's Bakery, 12 E Market Street in Corning
TODAY from 1-3pm!
Come enjoy a complimentary* brownie cookie (gluten-free available) and tell Amelia what your favorite local event has been in the last 5 years. She'll also have free beverage koozies and fridge magnets! Don't be shy! Come say hi!
*while supplies last
TOP 5
TONIGHT
 | “The Heron’s Journey” performed by Adam Booth “The Heron’s Journey uses spoken storytelling, quilting, and paper sculpture to tell an allegory filled with magic, challenges to opposition, and transformation. Some listeners hear it through the lens of power dynamics, listening to intuition, and environmentalism or access to the natural world. All of Adam's stories are family-friendly in content, however "The Heron's Journey" is intended for mature listeners.” |
 | Sona Jobarteh “Preserving her musical past, Sona Jobarteh innovates to support a more humanitarian future. The spirit of her musical work stands on the mighty shoulders of the West African griot tradition; she is a living archive of the Gambian people. Her singing and kora playing, while fronting her band, spring directly from this heritage.” |
 | “The Waiting Room” - A Tribute to Genesis & Peter Gabriel |
SATURDAY
 | Joni Mitchell Tribute Concert |
 | The Moanin’ Frogs presented by Corning Civic Music |
PLUS
Women’s History Month Tea Party at the Belva Lockwood Inn in Owego, birdwatching, seed starting, art openings and demos, literal magic, a literary write-in, and so much more live music! All the details at:
Local Love
Blocks in Bloom (Corning)
Have you always wanted a garden but have no idea how to begin? Do you have a patch of boring ol’ yard in front of your house that would look so much better with flowering plants?
You are in luck! Established just last year, Blocks in Bloom is a self-sustaining program that connects neighbors with local volunteers & gardeners. Completely free of charge and 100% volunteer-based, this program helps establish new flower beds with native and drought-tolerant plants from other nearby gardens. Once the newly planted garden starts thriving, plants are divided out to start new gardens elsewhere in the neighborhood. And so on and so forth!
If you’d like to learn more, visit the program’s Facebook Page here.
Reminders
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