If you will be coming to stay at our Finger Lakes bed and breakfast during the next couple of weeks you may be interested in the following events that will be taking place. Hope to see you at 10 Fitch!
January 13th & 14th – Sarah’s Key
- Auburn Public Theater, 8 Exchange St.
Auburn. Starring Kristin Scott
Thomas as an American journalist living in Paris, Sarah’s Key also goes back
and forth between events in 2002 and what happened 60 years earlier during the
city’s infamous Vélodrome d’Hiver roundup of July 16, 1942. On that date, French officials and police,
not Germans, rounded up 13,000 of the city’s Jews and herded them together for
days in horrible conditions in one of the city’s indoor bicycle-racing tracks
before dispatching them first to a transit camp and finally to Auschwitz. Tickets $5, 1/13 - 1:00 & 8:00pm, 1/14 -
8:00pm. www.auburnpublictheater.org 315-253-6669
January 14 -
Winter Woodpeckers - Sterling Nature Center, 15730 Jensvold Rd., Sterling. There are many birds that spend the winter in
our area including four or five woodpecker species. Come explore the life of a woodpecker, its
adaptations and natural history in an indoor presentation. We will then head out onto the trails to
discover which woodpeckers are active and look for signs that others have been
in the area. Free and open to the public.
1pm. Free. www.cayuganet.org/sterlingpark 315-947-6143
January 14th, 15th, 21st, 22nd
– Central NY &
Atlantic Seaboard Paintings - Dr. Joseph F. Karpinski Sr. Educational Center,
Ward O’Hara Agricultural Museum, 6880 East Lake Rd., Auburn. Featuring the works of Auburn’s own Tom
Hussey. Paintings on exhibit and for
sale. 11am-4pm. Admission & parking free, donations
accepted. 315-252-7644 or 315-255-1361
January 20th & 21st – The Help – Auburn Public Theater, 8 Exchange
St., Auburn. “The Help” is an excellent
adaptation of the bestselling novel about an unlikely rebellion in a Southern
town in the 1960s among black maids serving white families and one white woman
who wants them to tell their life stories.
“The Help” is a delicious peppery stew of home-cooked, 1960s
Southern-style racism that serves up a soulful dish of what ails us and what
heals us. Laughter, which is ladled on thick as gravy, proves to be the secret
ingredient — turning what should be a feel-bad movie about those troubled times
into a heart-warming surprise. Tickets
$5, 1/20 - 1:00 & 8:00pm, 1/21 8:00pm.
www.auburnpublictheater.org 315-253-6669
January 21st - Red Tail Ridge Wine Dinner - Aurora Inn, 391 Main
St., Aurora.
Chef Patrick and his
team are riffing off German and Northern Italian cuisine for this menu. Expect
hearty, comforting fare featuring fresh rye, tart sauerkraut, traditional
German meats, and aromatic fall spices. Our featured winery, Red Tail Ridge, is
making fantastic wines in European styles that pair beautifully with this
cuisine, so come prepared to indulge in an evening of Old-World goodness—with
our signature farm table touch. 6:30
reception, 7 pm dinner, 5 paired courses, $60++/person.
Call for reservations. www.innsofaurora.com 315-364-8888
January 21st - Murder Mystery Dinner - Highland Park Golf Club,
3068 Franklin St. Rd., Auburn. THE ACME
MYSTERY COMPANY AND HIGHLAND PARK GOLF CLUB PRESENT: Deadly Inheritance. The Matriarch of a wealthy family is gravely
ill and wishing to settle her estate. Join in as you and the other intensely
greedy relatives gather to memorialize ’Little Dickie’ and battle for position
to receive the lion’s share of the family’s $13 billion fortune. Be careful at
this gathering, however, the next memorial could be for you. $35/person includes: the show, dinner salad, choice of prime rib
or chicken francaise and dessert. Seating
is limited, please call soon for reservations.
Attendees must arrive by 6pm. www.highlandparkclub.com 315-252-4993
January 21st - X-Ray Vision:
A Black and White Affair - Auburn Holiday Inn, 75 North St.,
Auburn. Annual gala event in support of
the New Life Begins Initiative, transforming Auburn Memorial Hospital into a
modern, state-of-the-art-facility.
6-9pm. 315-255-7444
January 21st & 22nd - Central NY & Atlantic Seaboard Paintings - Dr.
Joseph F. Karpinski Sr. Educational Center, Ward O’Hara Agricultural Museum,
6880 East Lake Rd., Auburn. Featuring
the works of Auburn’s own Tom Hussey.
Paintings on exhibit and for sale.
11am-4pm. Admission & parking
free, donations accepted. 315-252-7644
or 315-255-1361
The Cayuga County
Office of Tourism is open from 9:00am – 5:00pm Monday through Friday.
Cayuga County Office of Tourism
131 Genesee St.
Auburn, NY 13021
315-255-1658
800-499-9615
www.TourCayuga.com
131 Genesee St.
Auburn, NY 13021
315-255-1658
800-499-9615
www.TourCayuga.com
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