Winter Fun at Glimmerglass State Park
This Week
Springfield
1527 Cty Hwy 31
Cooperstown, NY   13326
607/547-8662
Weather permitting
Winter visitors can go tubing (we supply the tubes!), cross-country skiing, ice skating, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, ice fishing and winter hiking! A warming shed is on premises with hot chocolate served!

Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown
VIP Friday
VIP Fridays provides fans a number of selected benefits, including an inside look at the Museum's collections.

The Otesaga Hotel’s Seasonal Job Fair
The Otesaga Hotel
Open House
9a.m. to 1p.m.
www.otesaga.com

Extra Innings Overnight
Come join us for an unforgettable night at the museum! Children nine and older can have the opportunity to sleep in the Hall of Fame Plaque Gallery.

Winter Fun at Glimmerglass State Park
This Week
Springfield
1527 Cty Hwy 31
Cooperstown, NY   13326
607/547-8662
Weather permitting
Winter visitors can go tubing (we supply the tubes!), cross-country skiing, ice skating, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, ice fishing and winter hiking! A warming shed is on premises with hot chocolate served!

Extra Innings Overnight
Come join us for an unforgettable night at the museum! Children nine and older can have the opportunity to sleep in the Hall of Fame Plaque Gallery.

Farmer's Museum Evening at the Tavern Old Fashioned Dinners
5p.m. To 8p.m.
Evening at the Tavern features an authentic 19th-century dining experience. A period menu of soup, vegetable, roast meat, fresh bread and dessert will be served by candlelight in the museums' historic Bump Tavern Period music and games will accompany the meal and the museum's interpretive host will offer tours.
Space is limited. Reservations are required and are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Full payment is required in advance by check or credit card. The fee, which includes the complete meal, is $60, or $55 for members of the New York Historical Association. Wine and beer will be available for an additional fee.
For more information or to make reservations by phone call (888)547-1450.

Sugaring Off Sundays
03/16/2008
Sun: 8:30am-2pm
The Farmers' Museum
Lake Rd / Rte 80
Cooperstown, NY   13326
607/547-1450
888/547-1450
Website: http://www.farmersmuseum.org
Sugaring Off, a seasonal event focusing on historic and contemporary maple sugar and syrup production, is offered on the first four Sundays in March. A pancake brunch featuring local maple syrup is a highlight of each day. This event is closely tied to our rural-life themes presents such activities such as tapping trees, collecting sap and making maple syrup.

Easter Egg Hunt
Cooperstown Assembly of God
Ages 0 to 18 (divided by ages)
Free
(607) 282-0258

Cooperstown Baseball Hall of Fame VIP Friday
VIP Fridays provides fans a number of selected benefits, including an inside look at the Museum's collections.

Winter Fun at Glimmerglass State Park
This Week
Springfield
1527 Cty Hwy 31
Cooperstown, NY   13326
607/547-8662
Weather permitting
Winter visitors can go tubing (we supply the tubes!), cross-country skiing, ice skating, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, ice fishing and winter hiking! A warming shed is on premises with hot chocolate served!

Jewelry making with Joanne Telfer from Sea Glass Designs
K and B Craft Supplies
6 Center Street
Milford, NY 13807
For $15 you will make a necklace, earrings, and a bracelet. Yes, all three! Feel free to bring your own beads or stop before class to purchases some at K and B Craft Supplies. Average cost of beads is approximately $1.99 a strand and we carry some very unique beads. One or two strands is all that is needed for this class. The tools, wires, and fixings will be provided along with coffee and cookies. Learn the basics of making jewelry for yourself, your friends, or for a profit. 607-286-7924
2 p.m.

Sugaring Off Sundays
03/23/2008
Sun: 8:30am-2pm
The Farmers' Museum
Lake Rd / Rte 80
Cooperstown, NY   13326
607/547-1450
888/547-1450
Website: http://www.farmersmuseum.org
Sugaring Off, a seasonal event focusing on historic and contemporary maple sugar and syrup production, is offered on the first four Sundays in March. A pancake brunch featuring local maple syrup is a highlight of each day. This event is closely tied to our rural-life themes presents such activities such as tapping trees, collecting sap and making maple syrup.

Winter Fun at Glimmerglass State Park
12/15/2008 - 04/15/2009
Springfield 1527 Cty Hwy 31
Cooperstown, NY 13326
607/547-8662
Weather permitting. Winter visitors can go tubing (we supply the tubes!), cross-country skiing, ice skating, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, ice fishing and winter hiking! A warming shed is on premises with hot chocolate served!

Cooperstown Concert Series: 2007-2008 Season
03/29/2008 
Sat: 7:30pm
Otesaga Resort Hotel
Cooperstown Middle/High School
Cooperstown, NY   13326
607/547-1812
Website: http://www.cooperstownconcertseries.org
Chris Smither
The Cooperstown Concert Series features an electic mix of music for its 2007-2008 line-up including jazz, blues, country, Celtic and two singer-songwriters. The seven-show season, featuring monthly installments, is Cooperstown's only off-season music venue. Season tickets are available as well as individual concert tickets.

Farmer's Museum Evening at the Tavern Old Fashioned Dinners
5p.m. To 8p.m.
Evening at the Tavern features an authentic 19th-century dining experience. A period menu of soup, vegetable, roast meat, fresh bread and dessert will be served by candlelight in the museums' historic Bump Tavern Period music and games will accompany the meal and the museum's interpretive host will offer tours.
Space is limited. Reservations are required and are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Full payment is required in advance by check or credit card. The fee, which includes the complete meal, is $60, or $55 for members of the New York Historical Association. Wine and beer will be available for an additional fee.
For more information or to make reservations by phone call (888)547-1450.

A Day on the Farm
The Farmers Museum
In this one-day work shop, Gwen Miner will demonstrate some of the basic activities and tasks that were necessary to keep a 19th century house and kitchen running. Participants will learn the basics of building and maintaining a fire, cooking over an open fire and fire management, and will prepare a meal using period recipes and natural ingredients. Participants will also take part in making a batch of soap, dipping candles and making soft cheese.
10 a.m. To 4 p.m.

Sugaring Off Sundays
Farmers Museum Cooperstown 8:30a.m. To 1 p.m.
Maple Sugar Demo 9a.m. To 2p.m.
Rides on The Empire State Carousel 10a.m. To 1p.m.
www.farmersmuseum.orgSugaring Off Sundays
8:30am-2pm
The Farmers' Museum
Lake Rd / Rte 80
Cooperstown, NY 13326
607/547-1450
888/547-1450
Website: http://www.farmersmuseum.org
Sugaring Off, a seasonal event focusing on historic and contemporary maple sugar and syrup production, is offered on the first four Sundays in March. A pancake brunch featuring local maple syrup is a highlight of each day. This event is closely tied to our rural-life themes presents such activities such as tapping trees, collecting sap and making maple syrup.
Admission to Sugaring Off is $7.00 for adults; $3.00 for children 6-12; and free for children 5 and under. The admission price includes the pancake breakfast.