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Benefit in Savareses of the Cayuga Community Health pastels, watercolors, mixed me- supports up to 80 percent of The bus will first stop at the
Network. dia, oils, acrylics, photography, project costs, with the applicants Corning museum, where partic-
name to be held For more information, visit in- sculpture, woodworking, fabric matching 20 percent. ipants can take self-guided tours
A memorial benefit for Joe Sa- digocny.com. art, pottery, jewelry, weaving For more information, visit or a two-hour group tour. The
varese will be held from 1 to 5 p.m. and basketmaking. Ribbons will sewardhouse.org or call (315) 252- current exhibit there focuses on
Saturday, Nov. 11, at Falcon Lanes, be awarded in each category, and 1283. the glass mosaics of Louis Com-
75 Pulaski St., Auburn. Schweinfurth seeks peoples choice ribbons will be fort Tiffany, and the mosaics of
The event will include a ziti din-
ner, a 50/50, baked goods, raffles,
10-by-10 art for awarded at each location.
The registration deadline is Oct. Auburn college the Auburn chapel are featured
prominently there.
door prizes and music by Motley auction 17, and there is a $5 fee per entry
organizing NYC bus There will also be a 20-minute
Crouton, Bad Water, Sean Mul- (maximum six entries, three per live glass demonstration.
doon and Level VII. The Schweinfurth Art Center category). Dropoff is 4 to 7 pm. trip Participants will then have time
Admission is $10. Proceeds will is seeking donations of artwork Thursday, Oct. 19. to explore the Gaffer District and
be donated in Savareses name to measuring 10 by 10 inches for its For more information, or to The Cayuga Community Col- its local shops, or visit the Rock-
the Wounded Warrior Project and second annual community exhibit register, visit fairhavenarts.org lege Alumni Association is ac- well Museum, which tells the
the Burn Foundation of CNY. and fundraiser, 10x10=ART. or email fairhavenart@gmail.com. cepting reservations for a week- story of America through fine art.
For more information, or to The work will be sold at a silent end bus trip to New York City Sat- It is the only Smithsonian affiliate
make a donation, call Penny at auction Oct. 19 at the center, 205 urday and Sunday, Nov. 11 and 12. in upstate New York.
(315) 209-8975 or Tracy at (315) Genesee St., Auburn. Revenue Seward House wins The group will stay at the The bus will leave Corning at
224-5993. will support the center and its
exhibits, classes, scholarships and
$10K grant Hampton Inn near Times Square.
The trip will leave via deluxe mo-
about 4:30 p.m. to return to the
chapel, 17 Nelson St., Auburn.
Local musician community programs. The auc- for studies torcoach at 6 a.m. Saturday from For more information, includ-
tion event will also feature local the colleges Auburn campus, 197 ing pricing, visit willard-chapel.
Lyons nominated for food, wine and live music by Diana
Jacobs. Tickets are $25-$40.
The Seward House Museum
has received a $10,000 Preserve
Franklin St., Auburn, and arrive
before noon. The motorcoach
org or call (315) 252-0339.
award Donations will be accepted New York grant, which was an- will depart at 3 p.m. Sunday, and
Port Byron Seniors
through Oct. 14. Three donating nounced Sept. 11 by the New York return to Auburn by 9 p.m.
Area musician Irv Lyons Jr. artists will be selected for an ex-
has been nominated for a Native hibit in the centers Gallery Julius
State Council on the Arts, Preser-
vation League of New York State
The trip is open to the public
and includes room (two people
announce trips
American Music Award in the in 2018. and Robert David Lion Gardiner per room), transportation, snacks The Port Byron Seniors group
Best Pop category for his newest For more information, call (315) Foundation. and complimentary breakfast at has announced its 2017 bus trips:
album, Doing it All. 255-1553 or visit myartcenter.org. The grant will support a build- the hotel. Oct. 17: A Taste of Ger-
A left-handed guitarist whose ing condition report on the Au- For more information, includ- many (Blackhead Mountain
style is a cross between San- burn museums stone barn and ing cost, call (315) 294-8524 or Lodge, German meal at Maas-
tana, John Mayer and Stevie Ray Fair Haven Arts carriage house by Crawford & email alumni@cayuga-cc.edu. smanns, Five State View Point
Vaughan, Lyons has released three
albums and previously been nom-
Center seeks entries Stearns, of Syracuse. The cur-
rently vacant barns were built in
Lookout and Catskill Mountain
Country Store)
inated for the award, also known for show 1860, and the report will inform Corning trip from Dec. 17: Buffalo (John Mor-
as the NAMMY. He has also been
nominated for a Syracuse Area Entries are sought for an up-
their rehabilitation so they can be
used by the museum.
Auburn to visit ris Russells Holiday Pops, The
Polar Express, dinner at Salva-
Music Award. coming exhibition at the Fair Ha- A total of 30 applicants in 21 museums tores Italian Gardens)
Lyons is also a member of the ven Arts Center, 562 Main St., Fair counties received $239,634 in For more information, includ-
NAMMY-nominated group The Haven. Preserve New York funding. Ap- A trip to the Corning Museum of ing pricing or RSVPs, call (315)
Ripcords. Both frequently per- Amateur and professional art- plicants must be units of govern- Glass and Rockwell Museum will 730-2007.
form in the Auburn area. Lyons is ists from the greater Sterling area ment or nonprofit groups with leave Willard Memorial Chapel in
also the former executive director are welcome to submit drawings, tax-exempt status. The program Auburn at 9 a.m. Monday, Oct. 16. From staff reports
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