Calendar of Events
Geneseo provides residents and visitors with a wide variety of activities that appeal to all ages and interests. Please browse through our many events, which we attempt to keep as current as possible. Our sister website, www.geneseony.org, contains schedules of governmental organizations and meetings.
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• Every Thursday throughout the summer.
• Concerts start at 6:00 PM.
• Bring a lawn chair and enjoy live music!
• Food vendors, wine, wine slushies, and beer available!
• Show off your ride – Preferred Parking for Classic & Muscle Cars!
See this link for the complete line-up of music artists and vendors!
Please note: Some food vendors may be cash only, please be prepared as we do not have an ATM. Deer Run accepts all major credit cards as well as cash. The 2019 Summer Concert Series is sponsored by Red Osier.
In honor of the 50th anniversary of the Woodstock Music Festival, Wadsworth Library is celebrating with some Woodstock-era activities! All events begin at 6:30 pm.
• Monday, August 19 – Flower Crowns (Registration required.)
• Tuesday, August 20 – Tie Dye for Adults (Registration required.)
• Wednesday, August 21 – Name That Tune
• Thursday, August 22 – Selections from the Woodstock movie
The Eleventh Annual Geneseo Summer Concert Series is being presented to provide musical entertainment to the Geneseo Community at no cost to those attending. We are building on the success of past seasons, which contributed to the lifestyle of our community, as well as bringing people to our downtown area during a traditionally quiet time of the year. The series will begin on Friday June 21st, 2019 in the Village Park from 7 – 9 PM. The remaining concerts will be on consecutive Fridays, with the final concert on August 30th. Each performance will be from 7-9 PM in the Village Park. Food & Drinks from the Café Shiloh are available in the Park. New restrooms in the park are open.
Panloco Steel Band – one of Western New York’s most versatile steel bands, was formed in 1995. Led by percussionist Ted Canning, Panloco explores the unique musical qualities of the steel pan from its traditional Caribbean roots to pop, jazz, classical, and world musics.
• Every Thursday throughout the summer.
• Concerts start at 6:00 PM.
• Bring a lawn chair and enjoy live music!
• Food vendors, wine, wine slushies, and beer available!
• Show off your ride – Preferred Parking for Classic & Muscle Cars!
See this link for the complete line-up of music artists and vendors!
Please note: Some food vendors may be cash only, please be prepared as we do not have an ATM. Deer Run accepts all major credit cards as well as cash. The 2019 Summer Concert Series is sponsored by Red Osier.
Poems are hidden on every printed page. Uncover poems and discover your inner poet by joining us at this special workshop. Participants will use discarded book pages and markers to create their own poetry by blacking out the words they don’t need. This program is best for ages 13 and up. Registration is required! Sponsored by Friends of Wadsworth Library.
The Eleventh Annual Geneseo Summer Concert Series is being presented to provide musical entertainment to the Geneseo Community at no cost to those attending. We are building on the success of past seasons, which contributed to the lifestyle of our community, as well as bringing people to our downtown area during a traditionally quiet time of the year. The series will begin on Friday June 21st, 2019 in the Village Park from 7 – 9 PM. The remaining concerts will be on consecutive Fridays, with the final concert on August 30th. Each performance will be from 7-9 PM in the Village Park. Food & Drinks from the Café Shiloh are available in the Park. New restrooms in the park are open.
John and Joe Dady are The Dady Brothers, and as audiences in the U.S., Canada, and Ireland know, the name is synonymous with fine musical talent and fun!
Founded in 2011, Sláinte (slahn-chə) Irish Dance has already grown tremendously on the SUNY Geneseo campus, as well as in the Geneseo Community. The dancers are varied in level, including several regional, national, and World Champion dancers.
A one-woman portrayal of Susan B. Anthony. Anthony delivers her famous Stump and True Woman Speeches and describes her life-long affiliation with Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
August 30 – 7:30 pm
August 31 – 2:00 pm
August 31 – 7:30 pm
Tickets are on sale online and at David Mann Jewelers and Touch of Grayce in Geneseo.
Livingston County Historical Society Benefit and co-sponsored by SUNY Geneseo Women’s and Gender Studies Department.
A one-woman portrayal of Susan B. Anthony. Anthony delivers her famous Stump and True Woman Speeches and describes her life-long affiliation with Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
August 30 – 7:30 pm
August 31 – 2:00 pm
August 31 – 7:30 pm
Tickets are on sale online and at David Mann Jewelers and Touch of Grayce in Geneseo.
Livingston County Historical Society Benefit and co-sponsored by SUNY Geneseo Women’s and Gender Studies Department.
A one-woman portrayal of Susan B. Anthony. Anthony delivers her famous Stump and True Woman Speeches and describes her life-long affiliation with Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
August 30 – 7:30 pm
August 31 – 2:00 pm
August 31 – 7:30 pm
Tickets are on sale online and at David Mann Jewelers and Touch of Grayce in Geneseo.
Livingston County Historical Society Benefit and co-sponsored by SUNY Geneseo Women’s and Gender Studies Department.
Alison Weld, From the Forests to the Fields, oil on linen, 2019
Exhibition Dates:
September 4 – October 12, 2019
Alison Weld: Earthly Abstract
Alison Weld paints abstractly and the works in this exhibit encompass several different series of works. However, each series is a visual plastic treatise on the organic. That is, from considerations of nature, the Adirondack landscape, forests, stars, clouds, day/night, color, and music. Weld considers her work to be “declarations of beauty.” Paintings like Silent Music of Time and Color of Time, are vertical oriented and allude to the human figure. Yet, she writes, “the color captures the earthly abstract,” meaning, nature has been reoriented, transformed; natures elements are mixed and matched. Weld is committed to the idea of “abstraction as visual philosophy” and the paintings “surface as a film,” layer of the conscious. For her, these two concepts “articulate my sense that at the core of my art is an effort to think about, understand, and express how I experience myself and the world.”
During Weld’s career of forty plus years, she has exhibited extensively in the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions and the South East. Institutions include University of Maine Museum of Art, Bangor, Roland Gibson Gallery, at SUNY Potsdam, Radford University Museum, VA, Art Museum of the University of Memphis, TN, Rider University Art Gallery, NJ, Robert Steele Gallery, NY, Ben Shahn Gallery, William Paterson University, NJ, and many others.
Concurrent Exhibit in Gallery B2
Selected Figure Drawings and Watercolor Painting by Geneseo Art Students
These works were completed under the guidance of Prof. Thomas McPherson. Artists: Kayla Stein, Rachel Dorr, Sunny Krupnicki, Brandon Rivera, Paige Karras, Shannon Keenan, Jacob Tschiderer, Sara McKiernan, Katherine Bensburg, Marguerite Bosco, Rose McMichael, Raina Schoen, and Hanna Meda.
Exhibitions are free and open to the public. We look forward to your visit to the gallery. For more information contact Lori Houtz at 585-245-5841 or Cynthia Hawkins at 585-245-5813.
Gallery Hours:
Wednesdays & Thursdays: 1:00 – 4:00 PM
Fridays & Saturdays: 1:00 – 5:00 PM
Alison Weld, From the Forests to the Fields, oil on linen, 2019
Exhibition Dates:
September 4 – October 12, 2019
Alison Weld: Earthly Abstract
Alison Weld paints abstractly and the works in this exhibit encompass several different series of works. However, each series is a visual plastic treatise on the organic. That is, from considerations of nature, the Adirondack landscape, forests, stars, clouds, day/night, color, and music. Weld considers her work to be “declarations of beauty.” Paintings like Silent Music of Time and Color of Time, are vertical oriented and allude to the human figure. Yet, she writes, “the color captures the earthly abstract,” meaning, nature has been reoriented, transformed; natures elements are mixed and matched. Weld is committed to the idea of “abstraction as visual philosophy” and the paintings “surface as a film,” layer of the conscious. For her, these two concepts “articulate my sense that at the core of my art is an effort to think about, understand, and express how I experience myself and the world.”
During Weld’s career of forty plus years, she has exhibited extensively in the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions and the South East. Institutions include University of Maine Museum of Art, Bangor, Roland Gibson Gallery, at SUNY Potsdam, Radford University Museum, VA, Art Museum of the University of Memphis, TN, Rider University Art Gallery, NJ, Robert Steele Gallery, NY, Ben Shahn Gallery, William Paterson University, NJ, and many others.
Concurrent Exhibit in Gallery B2
Selected Figure Drawings and Watercolor Painting by Geneseo Art Students
These works were completed under the guidance of Prof. Thomas McPherson. Artists: Kayla Stein, Rachel Dorr, Sunny Krupnicki, Brandon Rivera, Paige Karras, Shannon Keenan, Jacob Tschiderer, Sara McKiernan, Katherine Bensburg, Marguerite Bosco, Rose McMichael, Raina Schoen, and Hanna Meda.
Exhibitions are free and open to the public. We look forward to your visit to the gallery. For more information contact Lori Houtz at 585-245-5841 or Cynthia Hawkins at 585-245-5813.
Gallery Hours:
Wednesdays & Thursdays: 1:00 – 4:00 PM
Fridays & Saturdays: 1:00 – 5:00 PM
• Every Thursday throughout the summer.
• Concerts start at 6:00 PM.
• Bring a lawn chair and enjoy live music!
• Food vendors, wine, wine slushies, and beer available!
• Show off your ride – Preferred Parking for Classic & Muscle Cars!
See this link for the complete line-up of music artists and vendors!
Please note: Some food vendors may be cash only, please be prepared as we do not have an ATM. Deer Run accepts all major credit cards as well as cash. The 2019 Summer Concert Series is sponsored by Red Osier.
Alison Weld, From the Forests to the Fields, oil on linen, 2019
Exhibition Dates:
September 4 – October 12, 2019
Alison Weld: Earthly Abstract
Alison Weld paints abstractly and the works in this exhibit encompass several different series of works. However, each series is a visual plastic treatise on the organic. That is, from considerations of nature, the Adirondack landscape, forests, stars, clouds, day/night, color, and music. Weld considers her work to be “declarations of beauty.” Paintings like Silent Music of Time and Color of Time, are vertical oriented and allude to the human figure. Yet, she writes, “the color captures the earthly abstract,” meaning, nature has been reoriented, transformed; natures elements are mixed and matched. Weld is committed to the idea of “abstraction as visual philosophy” and the paintings “surface as a film,” layer of the conscious. For her, these two concepts “articulate my sense that at the core of my art is an effort to think about, understand, and express how I experience myself and the world.”
During Weld’s career of forty plus years, she has exhibited extensively in the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions and the South East. Institutions include University of Maine Museum of Art, Bangor, Roland Gibson Gallery, at SUNY Potsdam, Radford University Museum, VA, Art Museum of the University of Memphis, TN, Rider University Art Gallery, NJ, Robert Steele Gallery, NY, Ben Shahn Gallery, William Paterson University, NJ, and many others.
Concurrent Exhibit in Gallery B2
Selected Figure Drawings and Watercolor Painting by Geneseo Art Students
These works were completed under the guidance of Prof. Thomas McPherson. Artists: Kayla Stein, Rachel Dorr, Sunny Krupnicki, Brandon Rivera, Paige Karras, Shannon Keenan, Jacob Tschiderer, Sara McKiernan, Katherine Bensburg, Marguerite Bosco, Rose McMichael, Raina Schoen, and Hanna Meda.
Exhibitions are free and open to the public. We look forward to your visit to the gallery. For more information contact Lori Houtz at 585-245-5841 or Cynthia Hawkins at 585-245-5813.
Gallery Hours:
Wednesdays & Thursdays: 1:00 – 4:00 PM
Fridays & Saturdays: 1:00 – 5:00 PM
The Eleventh Annual Geneseo Summer Concert Series is being presented to provide musical entertainment to the Geneseo Community at no cost to those attending. We are building on the success of past seasons, which contributed to the lifestyle of our community, as well as bringing people to our downtown area during a traditionally quiet time of the year. The series will begin on Friday June 21st, 2019 in the Village Park from 7 – 9 PM. The remaining concerts will be on consecutive Fridays, with the final concert on August 30th. Each performance will be from 7-9 PM in the Village Park. Food & Drinks from the Café Shiloh are available in the Park. New restrooms in the park are open.
The Rochester Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra was established to foster the preservation, education, and celebration of music known as big band. The band performs favorites such as Count Basie and Duke Ellington as well as well-known standards sung by Ella Fitzgerald and Natalie Cole.