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Times:08:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Phone:(607) 843-8166

Address:
17 South Washington Avenue
Oxford, NY

Description:
They have been serving 'Community Breakfasts' for ten years, often served by the Boy Scouts Troop 65 (that they sponsor). Breakfast is served every Sunday (with few exceptions) from 7:30-11 am.

Times:8:30 am -1:00 pm
Phone:607-547-1450

Address:
80 Lake Street
Cooperstow, NY

Description:
A delicious pancake breakfast coupled with traditional maple sugaring activities at The Farmers' Museum. Includes a bus tour to area sugarhouses, watching demonstrations on maple sugaringa and sampling products. Breakfast is from 8:30 AM to 1 PM. Paple sugaring activities from 9AM to 2 PM. Fee $7 adults, $3 children 6-12, free for children under 5, 607-547-1450

Times:1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Phone:845-255-1660

Address:
18 Broadhead Avenue
New Paltz, NY

Description:
Join the March Hare and all his friends for a special tea inspired by Alice’s adventures as told by Lewis Carroll. Experience the grand dining room of the Deyo House set for a madcap tea and then join us across the street in the Family Associations Center for extraordinary tea, games and treats. Advance registration strongly recommended. In advance: $40 for two and $10 for each additional family member. Day of: $44 for two and $11 for each additional family member. Snow date: Sunday, March 28th. For more information, call 845-255-1660 or visit www.huguenotstreet.org/store/madhatter.html to register.

Times:8am-8pm
Phone:376-8597

Address:
7552 South State Street
Lowville, NY

Description:
Sunday, March 21, Solas is scheduled to perform at the Beaver River Central School auditorium. Cost for this concert is $20 advance/$25 door – Reserved seating. Since its birth in 1996, Solas has been loudly proclaimed as the most popular, influential, and exciting Celtic band to ever emerge from the United States. Even before the release of its first Shanachie DC, the Boston Herald trumpeted the quartet as “the first truly great Irish band to arise from America”, and the Irish Echo ranked Solas among the “ most exciting bands anywhere in the world.” Since then, the praise has only grown louder. The Philadelphia Inquirer said they make “ mind blowing Irish folk music, maybe the world’s best.” The New York Times praised their “ unbridled vitality, “the Washington Post dubbed them one of the “world’s finest Celtic-folk ensembles” and the Austin American Statesman called them “the standard by which contemporary Celtic groups are judged.” Call the Lewis County Historical Society at 376-8597 for more info.

Times:7:30PM
Phone:(518) 381-1250

Address:
78 Washington Ave.
Schenectady, NY