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Events in April 2018
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Classics @ the Carriage House - Foreign Correspondent
Classics @ the Carriage House - Foreign Correspondent
In its fourth year, the Auburn Film Seminar - now called Classics at the Carriage House- will give students an overview of classic and influential Hollywood Cinema from the late 1930s to the early 1960s. This year, the film series will feature classic American films, International cinema, and an early-animated classic.
The class meets once a month, on the first Monday of each month, from September through May. The class is held at 7 pm, with an introductory lecture by Michael Reiff. Students can sign up in advance, or pay at the door, $5 admission.
Week 7: 1940 Film of Alfred Hitchcock- Foreign Correspondent.
More information available at http://cayugamuseum.org/classics-at-the-carriage-house/
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First Friday
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First Friday
Join us for our first First Friday event of the year!
Our featured emerging artist James Caito will do an artist talk at 6 PM and his show will be on view.
Free and open to the public, light refreshments served.
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History Book Club: Paper: Paging Through History
History Book Club: Paper: Paging Through History
The History Book Club will meet to discuss Paper: Paging Through History by Mark Kurlansky. Paper is one of the simplest and most essential pieces of human technology. For the past two millennia, the ability to produce it in ever more efficient ways has supported the proliferation of literacy, media, religion, education, commerce, and art; it has formed the foundation of civilizations, promoting revolutions and restoring stability. By tracing paper’s evolution from antiquity to the present, with an emphasis on the contributions made in Asia and the Middle East, Kurlansky challenges common assumptions about technology’s influence, affirming that paper is here to stay.
Participation is free and open to the public.
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Dr. Victor Garlock at word, revisited
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Dr. Victor Garlock at word, revisited
The Cayuga Museum, in partnership with Olive Trees and aaduna, is continuing a program dedicated to writers and writing. Word, revisited is a bimonthly, community program exploring original writing in all its diverse, intriguing, provocative, and exciting forms.
Professor and published author Dr. Victor Garlock is our featured reader on April 12. An expert on hypnosis, sleep and dreams, his book Your Genius Within: Understanding Sleep, Dream Interpretation and Learning Self-Hypnosis earned him a five-star rating among readers and remained in the Top 100 books in the category of Dreams with Amazon for over four months.
Dr. Garlock was a psychology professor at Cayuga Community College for 30 years, and taught psychology and education courses at a number of other colleges, private vocational institutes, and maximum security prisons.
Garlock has conducted enrichment programs for elementary, middle and high school students on the topics of sleep and dreams. He has also led in-service workshops on hypnosis and stress management for hospitals, community mental health centers and private corporations.
Word, revisited takes place on the second and fourth Thursday of each month in the intimate space of the Carriage House Theater behind the Cayuga Museum. Each evening’s program includes both a featured speaker and an open mic session. Doors will open at 5:30 pm for open mic sign-up; the featured speaker will begin at 6:00. Admission is $3 per person, cash bar is available.
All proceeds benefit the Cayuga Museum.
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Last day to view James Caito's Emerging Artist Project
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Opening Reception- Kevin Burke's Emerging Artist Project
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Opening Reception- Kevin Burke's Emerging Artist Project
Join us for the opening of the second artist in our CNY Emerging Artist Project- Kevin Burke.
$5 admission, Museum members free. Refreshments served.
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Earth Fest: Tunes & Trucks
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Earth Fest: Tunes & Trucks
It's our second annual Earth Day festival!
Check out the full details here
Earth Fest is sponsored by The John A. DeFrancisco Arts in Cayuga County Program, Auburn Public Theater, and Tompkins Trust Company.
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Rachael Ikins at word, revisited
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Rachael Ikins at word, revisited
The Cayuga Museum, in partnership with Olive Trees and aaduna, is continuing a program dedicated to writers and writing. Word, revisited is a bimonthly, community program exploring original writing in all its diverse, intriguing, provocative, and exciting forms.
Our featured reader on April 26 is Rachael Ikins. Ikins is a 2016 Pushcart, 2013 CNY Book Award nominee, award winning poet/artist. Her artwork has appeared in one-woman and group exhibits in Syracuse galleries, from Hamilton to Albany, and the NYS Fair.
In July of 2017 she juried into SUM a show by PATF at Point of Contact Gallery, Syracuse. She has been a featured poet/artist at Caffe Lena in Saratoga Springs, Tyler Gallery at SUNY Oswego, Aaduna fundraiser in Auburn, and at Palace Poetry, Syracuse. Ikins founded and moderated Monday Night Poetry at Sushi Blues, feature & open mic, Hamilton NY.
She has published 6 chapbooks and a novel, covers by Rachael. The novel Totems (Log Cabin Books) is her first illustrated book. Clare Songbirds Publishing released her first full length poetry collection, Just Two Girls in August of 2017.
Rachael is a member of NLAPW. She belongs to Associated Artists of CNY and other guilds. She lives on Star Lake in Foxfire with her dogs, cats, and salt water fish tank filled with creatures that glow in the dark, many plants, books, and her garden.
Word, revisited takes place on the second and fourth Thursday of each month in the intimate space of the Carriage House Theater behind the Cayuga Museum. Each evening’s program includes both a featured speaker and an open mic session. Doors will open at 5:30 pm for open mic sign-up; the featured speaker will begin at 6:00. Admission is $3 per person, cash bar is available.
All proceeds benefit the Cayuga Museum.
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Opening Reception for 1918: A Century Later
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Opening Reception for 1918: A Century Later
Join us for the opening reception of our major original exhibit of 2018- 1918: A Century Later.
Free and open to the public, refreshments will be served.
