Tafelmusik - Presented by Oneonta Concert Assn
8pm
First United Methodist Church
Church & Chestnut St
607-432-0147
Website: http://www.oneonta.edu/oca
Tafelmusik, Canada's award-winning orchestra on period instruments, was founded in 1979. Under the inspired leadership of Music Director Jeanne Lamon since 1981, Tafelmusik has achieved international stature, touring extensively around the world, and producing numerous award-winning recordings.

George Kilby, Jr. at the Sego: 
George Kilby, Jr. returns to the Sego Cafe, 291 Main Street beginning at 8:00 p.m.  There is a $6.00 cover charge.  Dinner reservations are recommended.  For more information go to the Sego Website.

Mardi Gras at the Sego Café! Bluesman, George Kilby Jr., finishes up his Mardi Gras tour with an appearance in Oneonta. 8pm. Check out the Sego calendar at http://www.segocafe.com. 291 Main St. Tel. 432-0228

America's Greatest Heart Run & Walk
8am-12noon
Alumni Field House - SUCO
One Ravine Pkwy
315-266-5403
Website: http://www.uticaheartrunwalk.org
Run or walk as much as you would like to help fight heart disease on Valentine's Day! When you participate in America's Greatest Heart Run & Walk as a member of a team, you increase the excitement of the event for yourself and your teammates.

The Depot Restaurant presents Karaoke
With DJ Wooden as our MC
8:30 to 11:30pm

Fennimore Quilt Club's 2008 Show:
Opens at 11 am! 22 Main St, Cooperstown NY. Hours: Mon-Sat, 11-4, Sundays 1-4. 6

Brian Patneaude at the Sego:  Saxophonist Brian Patneaude will bring a trio to the Sego Cafe for a performance from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m.  There will be a $6.00 cover charge.  Dinner reservations are recommended.  For more information call 518.434.6756 or bpatneau@nycap.rr.com.  You can also check on this and other performances at http://www.segocafe.com. 07-547-9777

Soup ’r Chili Lunch ’n Bake Sale, 10 am – 3 pm
First Baptist Church, Elm Street. Menu includes soup or chili, bread, beverage, and dessert. Price is $6 for adults, $4 for children 6-10, and free for 5 and under. For more information, please call 547-9371.

King and Queen Coronation, 5:00 pm
Sal’s Pizzeria, Main Street . Meet ‘ya after school to enjoy pizza and the jukebox with the Carnival Royal Court nominees! Coronation of the 2007 Carnival King and Queen will take place at 5:00 pm.

“Who Let the Dogs Out” Carnival Parade, 6:00 pm
All past Winter Carnival Committee Chairs are invited to ride aboard a fire truck in the parade. Come reunite with chairs who have served over the past 40-plus years!

Main Street, from Bruce Hall to Cooper Park. Sponsored by Ginsberg’s Foods, Inc. Enjoy this Parade that’s become a Carnival tradition! Join hundreds of fellow community members to kick off the 2007 Cooperstown Winter Carnival. Bring a food donation for the Food Bank; Donations will be accepted at Carnival Headquarters in the Village Kiosk during the Parade. Past Winter Carnival Chairs are invited to ride in the Parade on a vintage fire truck. Call 544-1128 or register online at www.cooperstownchamber.org to enter your organization, talent or float. Cash prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places – $125, $75 and $50.

6th Annual Carnival Fireworks Display:
Following Parade.
Lake Front Park, immediately following the Carnival Parade. Exclusively sponsored by Met Life Financial Service representatives Teresa DeLaurentiis and Bill Burdick. Come out for the 6th annual Winter Carnival Fireworks over Otsego Lake - A spectacular and beautiful mid-winter display that’s not to be missed!

Daddy-O Bowling, 7 pm
Clark Sports Center, Susquehanna Ave. Tournament of two-member teams, one adult and one youth. $3.00 per member, $6.00 per non-member. Pre-registration required by calling 547-2800.

Cooperstown Candlelight Ghost Tours, 7 pm
Depart from Pioneer Park. Learn about the village's rich history of ghostly sightings and haunted houses. Stories include the ghosts of the Church Street Cemetery, the haunting of Greencrest, and the legend of Ann Cary’s Curse. The cost of the tour is $10 for adults and $8 for children, but a special price of $4 per person will be offered to groups of 4 or more. Space is limited, so please call 547-8070 to make reservations in advance.

Meet the Mushers, Following the Fireworks
Located at the tent in Doubleday Parking Lot. Visit with the sled dogs and their owners and find out what it’s like to care for and race sled dogs! Food and beverages will be available in the warming tent.

Cabin Fever Film Series: Snow Dogs, 7 pm
The Cabin Fever Film Series celebrates Winter Carnival and the Dog Days of Winter by showing the fun family film Snow Dogs in the Hall of Fame's Grandstand Theater. Starring Cuba Gooding Jr., Snow Dogs tells the story of a Miami dentist who inherits a team of sled dogs. The film is rated PG and has a running time of 99 minutes. The Cabin Fever Film Series is a cooperative effort by the Baseball Hall of Fame, Fenimore Art Museum, The Farmers' Museum, and Glimmerglass Opera to “heat things up every Friday this winter!” Admission is free and doors will open at 6:30 p.m.; please use the main entrance to the Hall of Fame. Refreshments will be available with proceeds benefiting area organizations.

The “Hair of the Dog” Carnival Cooler and Dance, 7:30 pm – 12 am (Doors open at 7:00 pm)
All past Winter Carnival Committee Chairs are invited to attend the Cooler event free of charge.Templeton Hall, Pioneer Street. Sponsored by Northwestern Mutual Financial Network. Featuring entries from Cooperstown's best bartenders, each competing for the judge and audience choice awards! $5 cover for drink samples and admission to Friday's live band, Jim and Bo. Complimentary refreshments with cash bar available. 21 and over ONLY.

Shoestring Theatre Presents:
Old Woman and the Spinning Fairies:  tickle your fancy and your funny bones with two plays for children 12 and under.  The Old Woman and the Devil and The Spinning Fairies will be performed at UCCCA located at 11 Ford Avenue at 1 p.m. and 6 p.m.  These ar  Admission is free, however, donations are accepted.  There is limited seating.  For more information call Karen at 397- 9031.

Too Many Divas in Concert: 
Glitz, Glam and Great Gams:  Too Many Divas will perform at the Oneonta Theater, 47 Chestnut Street.  The Divas join together to perform hot musical stylings of the great girl groups of the 40's, 50's and 60's, including tunes from groups such as The Chiffons, The Supremes, The Crystals, The Andrews Sisters and more!  Tickets are $15.00 General Admission.  Tickets are available at Sport Tech, The Eighth Note, and The Oneonta Theatre.  Call 432-2998 for information.

Cooperstown Lions “Dog Days” Pancake Breakfast, 8 am – Noon
Veterans’ Club, Main Street . Sponsored by the Cooperstown Lions Club and served by the Leo Club. Proceeds to benefit the Sight and Community Service Fund of the Lions Club and its youth component, the Leo Club. Tickets available at the door and in advance from Leo Club members. $5.00 per adult and $3.50 per child under 10. Come support our local Lions and thank them for their support of our wonderful Winter Carnival.

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, 9 am – 5 pm
The Hall of Fame welcomes members of the community to visit during the Winter Carnival. Anyone wearing a 2007 Winter Carnival button will receive FREE admission to the Museum on February 10 & 11.

“Best Dog Gone” Snow Sculpting Contest, 9 am – 3 pm
Main Street. Sponsored by Reiss Moving and Storage and Laser Car Wash. Create a snow sculpture related to this year’s carnival theme, “The Dogs Days of Winter.” Register at Headquarters in the Village Kiosk. Snow, ice and food coloring allowed. No props or paint. Locations designated. Prizes given in the following categories: Kids, Adults, Family Group. Pre-register online at www.cooperstowncarnival.org or call 547-5216.

Sled Dog Demonstration I, 9:30 – 10:30 am
Doubleday Parking Lot. Pennsylvania Sled Dog Club will display techniques and skills required by mushers and dogs when racing and training sled dog teams. A fascinating event for all ages!

Snowman Making Contest, 10 am
Village Library, Main Street . Bring your own supplies. Sponsored by Reiss Moving and Storage / Laser Car Wash. 12-years-old and younger only. Participant ribbons and children’s prizes awarded.

Soup ’r Chili Lunch ’n Bake Sale, 10 am – 3 pm
First Baptist Church, Elm Street. Menu includes soup or chili, bread, beverage, and dessert. Price is $6 for adults, $4 for children 6-10, and free for 5 and under. For more information, please call 547-9371.

Cross Country Skiing, 10 am – 4 pm
Leatherstocking Golf Course, Otesaga Hotel. Ski the Leatherstocking Golf Course for FREE. Ski rental available for small fee. Refreshments available at Golf Course “Ski Chalet.”

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum Matinee Movie: Air Bud: Seventh Inning Fetch, 2 pm
Hall of Fame and Museum, Main Street. The Hall of Fame welcomes the Dog Days of Winter by hosting a screening of Disney's family film, Air Bud: Seventh Inning Fetch. The film, rated G, has a running time of 93 minutes and will be shown in the Bullpen Theater. Free with a 2007 Winter Carnival Button.

Glimmerglass Opera Winter Fun, 10 am-3 pm
Glimmerglass Opera Ticket Office, 18 Chestnut St. Kids will learn to write their names in Greek and decorate Greek theatre masks to wear; adults sign up to win two free adult tickets to Family Day at Glimmerglass Opera (July 15). Refreshments for everyone! Call 547-2255 for more information.

Hot Chocolate, Coffee and Warm Food provided by Cooperstown Youth Baseball, 10 am – 4 pm
Doubleday Parking Lot. Enjoy an assortment of good food, coffee and hot cocoa while supporting the hometown baseball program.

Dog Sled Rides I, 10:30 am – 12:30 pm
Doubleday Field. Experience the thrill of a team of sled dogs thrashing through the snow with you on board! 1⁄4-mile rides available for $5 per person; first-come first-serve.

Children’s Disco, 10 am – 12:00 pm
Cooperstown Fire Hall, Chestnut Street. Sponsored by Brookwood School. Boogie on down with music, fun and refreshments. Families and Children of all ages are welcome.

Refreshments by Order of Eastern Star, 11 am – 3 pm
99 Main Street. Otsego-Hartwick-Arbutus Chapter #201 offers soup on the second floor. Choices are Broccoli Cheese or Vegetable Beef. $1 per cup.

Winter Carnival Farmers’ Market, 10 am – 1:30 pm
Farmers’ Market, in Pioneer Alley behind the Wax Museum. Your favorite seasonal treats will be available at this winter market. Features children’s and dolls clothes, jewelry, candy, jams and jellies, variety of baked goods (Italian and English), honey, herbs, and homegrown meats. Come browse; find a gift or a winter snack!

Frosty Coloring Contest, 10 am – 1:30 pm
Farmers’ Market, in Pioneer Alley behind the Wax Museum. Kids 12 and under, decorate a snowman. Top 16 snowmen will be made into a “quilt” for display at the Chocolate Lovers event. Limited decorating supplies will be provided – you are welcome to bring your own.

Fenimore Quilt Club 2007 Show, 11 am – 4 pm
Cooperstown Art Association, 22 Main St., Galleries A & B. Sponsored by the Fenimore Quilt Club. Call 547-9777 for more information. (Show runs February 10th – 25th). Quilt registration Saturday, January 27, 10am - 4pm.

Cooperstown Youth Baseball Pie Throwing Booth, 12 – 2 pm
Doubleday Field. Don't miss your chance to toss a pie at your favorite Cooperstown VIP! $2 per pie. All
proceeds benefit Cooperstown Youth Baseball.

NYS Troopers K9 Unit Exhibition, 12 – 12:30 pm
Doubleday Parking Lot. Troopers demonstrate how their highly-trained canines search for drugs or bombs. An intriguing exhibit that all will enjoy.

Kids Skating Party, 12 pm –2 pm
Village Rink, access from Beaver Street behind Great American. Support the PTO and enjoy their baked goods and hot cocoa. Boogie down (but don’t fall down) to DJ'd music offered again by Cooperstown Events Service. Call Susie Knight at 547-9333 or Alma Curtis at 547-2320 for more information.

Little Pups Winter Games for Kids, 12 pm – 2 pm
Doubleday Parking Lot. Sponsored by Bassett Healthcare. Come enjoy this amusing and popular event with challenging games for kids 13 and under. Participant ribbons and children’s prizes awarded.

Bob Smullens 5k and 10k Run – 12 pm
Registration, 12:30 pm Race
Main Street . Sponsored by Church and Scott Pharmacy and The Clark Sports Center. The 35th Annual Carnival 10K is a cold-weather challenge not to be missed! If your training has wound down for the winter, come on out for our 5th annual 5K. Pre-registration fee of $12 by Feb 1st. Race day registration fee of $15 at the Kiosk from 11 am – 12 pm. Call Brad at 547-2800 (day) 547-5174 (evening) for information. Shirts guaranteed to first 50 entrants.

SSPCA Dog Show, 12:30 pm
Doubleday Parking Lot. Sponsored by Dog Wild Canine Supply. Residents are invited to bring their canine companions to show off their respective beauty, talents and compete for best-dressed, owner look-alike, Smallest Pooch, Largest/Tallest, and more. Prizes awarded. For more information, call the SSPCA at 547-9462.

Daddy-O Bowling, 1 pm
Clark Sports Center, Susquehanna Ave. Tournament of two-member teams, one adult/one youth. $3.00 per member, $6.00 per non-member. Pre-registration required 547-2800.

Sled Dog Demonstration II, 1:30 – 2:30 pm
Doubleday Parking Lot. Pennsylvania Sled Dog Club will display techniques and skills required by mushers and dogs when racing and training sled dog teams. A fascinating event for all ages!

Hot Dog Eating Contest, 1:30 – 2:30 pm
Ages 14 and older may enter. Participants under 18 MUST be accompanied by a parent or guardian to sign a release form.
Doubleday Parking Lot. Hot dogs supplied by Honest John’s. Hungry adults and youth will complete to see who can eat the most Hotdogs in a certain amount of time. Awards for the top hot dog eaters in different age groups.

Cooperstown Candlelight Ghost Tours, 1 pm
Pioneer Park. Learn about the village's rich history of ghostly sightings and haunted houses. Stories include the ghosts of the Church Street Cemetery, the haunting of Greencrest, and the legend of Ann Cary’s Curse. The cost of the tour is $10 for adults and $8 for children, but a special price of $4 per person will be offered to groups of 4 or more.. Space is limited, so please call 547-8070 to make reservations in advance.

Wine Tasting, 2 pm – 4 pm
Rudy’s Liquors on Main Street and Cooperstown Wine and Spirits on Pioneer Street. 21 and over ONLY.

Chinese Auction 2:00 - 5:00PM
Cooperstown Fire Hall. The Cooperstown Volunteer Fire Dept. will hold a Chinese Auction at the fire house on Chestnut St. to benefit the Cooperstown Fire Dept. They are also seeking gifts/donations to be placed in the auction. For questions, donation or need a donation picked up please call Michele Siracusa at (607) 267-9165.

Dog Sled Rides II, 2:30 pm – 4:30 pm
Doubleday Field. Experience the thrill of a sled dogs thrashing through the snow with you on board. 1⁄4-mile rides available for $5 per person; first-come first-serve.

HOOPLA Free Throw Contest, 3 pm
Clark Sports Center , Susquehanna Ave. Open to Elementary, Middle and High School boys and girls. Call 547-2800 for more info.

Chocolate Lover’s Festival, 3 pm
Farmers’ Market building in Pioneer Alley, behind the Wax Museum. Sponsored by NBT Bank. Satisfy your chocolate cravings at this always-popular event! Minimal fee for tasting. Call 293-7349 for more information and details on entering your own homemade chocolate goodies. Categories include individual adult, individual youth, and restaurant. Cash prizes for 1st place in each category.

Lasagna Dinner, 4:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Methodist Church, Chestnut Street. Back by popular demand, this local favorite offers a complete lasagna dinner to eat-in or take-out. Proceeds to benefit mission and youth ministries.

“This Thing Called Love” Special Romantic Dinner, 5:30 pm – 10:00 pm
Otesaga Resort Hotel. Dinner in the main dining room. Choose from their special, seductive Valentine’s menu. Mark Lubell and his Trio provide music for dining and dancing. For reservations or additional information, call (607) 547-9931.

Teen “Top Dog” Rock and Bowl Dance, 6 – 9:00 pm
Clark Sports Center, Susquehanna Ave. Sponsored by New York Central Mutual. Bowl and dance the night away to your favorite music! Open to area teens. Pizza and refreshments served. Please call the Sports Center at 547-2800 or stop by the front desk to register by February 9th. Free to Members and $4 for non-members under 21.

Talent Show, 7 – 8:30 pm
Short Stop Restaurant, Pioneer Street. Perform your individual or group talent. Song, dance, music, magic, almost anything goes. Must be 21 years or older. Beer and wine available. Small fee for entries and prizes for top three acts. Call 547-9609 for more information.

Cooperstown Concert Series, Catie Curtis, 7:30 pm
The Otesaga Resort Hotel. Tickets are limited, advance ticket holders will be seated with priority from 7:00 – 7:15 pm. At 7:15 pm, walk-up guests will be seated. Tickets are available at Ellsworth and Sill, The Sage Center, The Fly Creek General Store, or by calling 547-1812. Cash bar will be available at the show.

Downtown Comes Alive with Live Music, 9 to close: Sponsored by Lamont Engineers & Cooperstown Dreams Park

Cooley’s Tavern, Pioneer Street. Hear old time rock favorites with local band Full Throttle.

Doubleday Café, Main Street. Classic Rock and Roll by Carizmo from St. Johnsville.

Hoffman Lane Bistro. Vintage jazz & old time favorites performed by Native Sons Jazz Trio.

No cover charge at venues this year thanks to Lamont Engineers & Cooperstown Dreams Park. 21 and over ONLY.

Cooperstown Lions “Dog Days” Pancake Breakfast, 8 am – noon
Veterans’ Club, Main Street . Sponsored by the Cooperstown Lions Club and served by the Leo Club. Proceeds to benefit the Sight and Community Service Fund of the Lions Club and its’ youth component, the Leo Club! Tickets available at the door and in advance from Leo Club members; $5.00 per adult and $3.50 per child under 10. Come support our local Lions and thank them for their support of our wonderful Winter Carnival.

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, 9 am to 5 pm
The Hall of Fame welcomes members of the community to visit us during the Winter Carnival - anyone wearing a 2007 Winter Carnival button will receive FREE admission to the Museum on February 10 & 11.

Sunday Brunch and Live Entertainment, 10 AM to 3 PM
The Main Street Kitchen & Lounge, 161 Main Street. A percentage of the day's sales will be donated to the SSPCA. Live music with Dan Rotundi on acoustic guitar. Call 547-6106 for more info.

Cross Country Skiing, 10 am – 4 pm
Leatherstocking Golf Course, Otesaga Hotel. Ski the Leatherstocking Golf Course for FREE. Ski rental available for small fee. Refreshments available at Golf Course “Ski Chalet.”

Bench Press Competition, 8 am – 1 pm
Clark Sports Center, Susquehanna Avenue. The Health, Fitness & Racquets Department is holding a bench press competition for different age and weight classifications in male and female divisions. Call 547-2800 and ask for Rich or Doug for more information.

Youth & Adult Sled Races, 10:30 am
Lake Front Park. Coordinated by Cooperstown Cub Scout Pack 12. Registration starts at 10:30 am, race is at 11am. Various age divisions. Bring own sled or tube. No snowboards, toboggans or skis. Call Andrew Rock at 547-2958 for more information.

Cap Smith Hike, 10 am
Meet at the front steps of the Village Library. Sponsored by Otsego Lodge No. 138, Free and Accepted Masons. Hike to Star Field and out to Fairy Springs. Hearty refreshments will be served at the top of the hill. No fee. Donations to support a local charity. Please contact Chris Barown at 518-284-2584 to register in advance.

Snowshoeing Adventure, 12 pm – 3 pm
Clark Sports Center , Susquehanna Avenue . Adventure Programs at The Clark Sports Center welcomes outdoor enthusiasts of all ages for a 3-hour snowshoe walk in the woods to Clark Tower or Star Field. An adult must accompany children under age 12. Dress in warm, non-cotton layers with a waterproof shell, with sturdy boots, hat, and gloves. Sign-ups are first-come, first-serve by calling 547-2800 or stopping by the front desk. No cost; all participants must sign a Clark Sport Center waiver, and under age 18 must have a waiver signed by their parent or legal guardian. Weather dependent – please call if conditions are poor.

Pool Tournament, Noon
Sherman ’s Tavern, Pioneer Street . $10 entry fee. 1st, 2nd and 3rd place prizes will be awarded. 21 and over only.

Veterans’ Club Pitch Tournament, 1 pm
Veterans’ Club, Main Street , downstairs. Pre-registration required. Open to the first 20 teams. Call the Vets’ Club at 547-8282 to register. 21 and over only.

Wing Contest, 1 pm – 3 pm
O’Hanlans Steak House, Rt. 28 south of Cooperstown in the Commons. Wing contest is open to restaurants and individuals. Come and enjoy a cocktail while you sample and vote for the best chicken wings around! Individual contestants are invited to order wings (at cost) from O’Hanlans and cook their wings there as well. Minimal fee for tasting. Call 544-1401 for more information or to register for the wing contest.

Fenimore Quilt Club 2006 Show, 1 pm – 4 pm
Cooperstown Art Association, 22 Main Street , Galleries A & B. Sponsored by the Fenimore Quilt Club. Call 547-9777 for more information. (Show runs February 10th – 25th).

Adult Free Throw and 3-point Contest, 2 pm
Clark Sports Center, Susquehanna Ave. 18 years and older. 547-2800 for more information.

Cheesecake Tasting, 2 pm – 5 pm
Methodist Church, 66 Chestnut St. $4 donation. Proceeds benefit Double H Camp Hole in the Woods at Lake Luzerne , NY . Cheesecake makers can enter for a chance win a free night’s stay at Cooperstown B & B. Prizes for top three tasty creations. Call Linda at 547-2532 for more information.

Chili and Chowder Contest, 3 pm – 5 pm
Hoffman Lane Bistro. Sponsored by Rotary Club of Cooperstown. Nominal fee to sample and vote for your favorite business and individual chili and chowder. Register online at www.cooperstowncarnival.org or call 293-7349 to register and for more information.

Carnival Closer, 5:30 pm
Hoffman Lane Bistro. Sponsored by the Hoffman Lane Bistro. Restaurant will be open – light refreshments provided. Awards Ceremony. Raffle Prize drawings. Free admission.

Job Fair & Career Expo
Thursday February 14th 10 am. - 2 pm.
Holiday Inn- State Rte 23 Southside Neonatal
Meet a variety of employers apply for dozens of job openings full & part time work available submit applications immediately Explore career opportunities with local businesses network with people who are interested in your job search success
Free bus transportation to the Job Fair leaving 10 & 11:30 Am. @ Bus store Clinton Plaza
Phone Number 607) 432-4800 Extension 100

4-9 pm
The Depot Restaurant:
Candlelight Dining/Couples Only
Special includes a glass of champagne, a choice of appetizers
and entrée along with a dessert platter for two.
Live entertainment from local band “just Throw Money” from 7-10 pm
All for only $60 per couple!
Regular menu still available in our downstairs dining room
Make your reservations today by calling 607) 433-2076

La Tarantella Ristorante Italiano
Rt. 7 Colliersville
Valentine's Day Live Music by A-J's
Starts at 6:00 pm
Regular menu available

The Holiday Inn Oneonta
State Highway 23 Oneonta
Dinner and a Show Package : Filet Mignon & Shrimp
This includes tossed salad, dessert and a beverage
Dinner served 5:30-8:30pm
$65.00 per couple
Show Only: $30.00 per couple
Dinner Only $50.00 per couple

Join the Sego Cafe for Valentine's Day!
Offering a special menu, with dinner music by Nikita and Joanne Grigoriev. Dinner is $30/person, reservations recommended. Please call 432-0228 for details and to make your reservation!

Valentine's Day Dinner Dance at Foothills:  A Valentine's Day Dinner Dance will be held at the Foothills Performing Arts Center from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.  There will be a cocktail hour with music by harpist Hannah Lamont from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m.  The gourmet dinner will be catered by Mary's Cookin' Again.  Live music will be provided by vocalist Wendy Nief.  Tickets are $80.00 per couple, $50.00 per individual and $160.00 for overnight accommodations for two at the Holiday Inn Oneonta/Cooperstown, which includes Sunday brunch for two on the 17th.  To make reservations or for more information contact FPAC at 431.2080 or by e-mail at:
eperigard@foothillspac.org. 

Cooperstown "Cabin Fever" Film Series - "O Brother, Where Art Thou?", 7 pm, Fenimore Art Museum

Chestnut Brass:_ 7:30 pm at the Walton Theatre. Sponsored by Music on the Delaware. Adults $12, Seniors $10, Family $26.
Please call 607-865-6829 for info.

Ernie Williams at the Sego:  Ernie Williams returns to the Sego Cafe, 291 Main Street beginning at 8:00 p.m.  There is a $6.00 cover charge.  Dinner reservations are recommended.  For more information go to the Sego Website.

Native Sons Trio at the Sego:  The Native Sons Jazz Trio returns to the Sego Cafe, 291 Main Street beginning at 8:00 p.m.  There is a $6.00 cover charge.  Dinner reservations are recommended.  For more information go to the Sego Website.

13th Annual Goodyear Lake Polar Bear Jump
Sign in begins At 10 a.m.
Jump starts 12:30 p.m.
For more info on how to per-register contact Brenda 607-286-7101
Or Doris 607-895-6345
Or visit www.pbjump.com

Winter Magic Arts Camp kicks off!
A week of art and fun at the Wilber Mansion for ages 6-11. 9 am - 5 pm. For details or to register, call 432-2070 or e-mail HYPERLINK "mailto:education@uccca.com"education@uccca.com

Winter Magic Arts Camp! A week of art and fun at the Wilber Mansion for ages 6-11. 9 am - 5 pm. For details or to register, call 432-2070 or e-mail education@uccca.com21
Winter Magic Arts Camp! A week of art and fun at the Wilber Mansion for ages 6-11. 9 am - 5 pm. For details or to register, call 432-2070 or e-mail HYPERLINK "mailto:education@uccca.com"education@uccca.com

Oneonta's Architectural History
7:00 PM
GOHS History Center
GOHS' Loraine Tyler will present "Reflections of Oneonta Through Its Architecture" on Thursday February 21 at the GOHS
History Center. Using photos from the past, she will trace the rich and varied history of Oneonta through the development of architectural styles. Dr. Tyler will focus on residential housing in Oneonta's neighborhoods, from simple log cabins to Victorian "Painted Ladies". The program is free at open to the public.

Cooperstown "Cabin Fever" Film Series –
"10 Things I Hate About You",
7 pm, Fenimore Art Museum.

Blackboard Blues at the Sego:  Blackboard Blues returns to the Sego Cafe, 291 Main Street beginning at 8:00 p.m.  There is a $6.00 cover charge.  Dinner reservations are recommended.  For more information go to the Sego Website.

7:00 PM ET:
Cabin Fever Film Series: 10 Things I Hate About You
(1999, PG-13, 97 minutes) Pretty and popular Bianca wants a date. But, her father won't let her date until her older, odious sister, Kat, has a date of her own. 10 Things I Hate About You brings Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew to life for a new generation of movie watchers. PLEASE NOTE, THIS FILM TAKES PLACE AT FENIMORE ART MUSEUM.

Orpheus Theatre's Winter Break Workshop,
10am-3pm, Monday-Friday.
$175/student, or family rate of $100 for each additional child.
Call 432-1800.

Winter Magic Arts Camp!
A week of art and fun at the Wilber Mansion for
ages 6-11. 9 am - 5 pm.
For details or to register, call 432-2070 or e-mail education@uccca.com

Country Rock Café : Live Music
Friday
Karaoke
Saturday
Just Throw Money
State Route 23 West Laurens
607-432-1696
or visit HYPERLINK "http://www.crc23.com" www.crc23.com

"Can you Dance?"
Auditions at Foothills:
Foothills will be hosting a dance competition for ages 16 and up. Dancers may compete and audition in any style of dance and music (non-explicit). First place winner may receive up to $1500 in cash and prizes. Competitions will be held on March 29th, April 19th and April 25th. Audience for auditions and the competition are welcome with $3.00 cover. Contact Elise at the FPAC to pre-register or for more information by calling 607.431.2080 or by e-mail at HYPERLINK "mailto:eperigard@foothillspac.org"eperigard@foothillspac.org.

Al Gallodoro at the Sego:  Al Gallodoro returns to the Sego Cafe, 291 Main Street beginning at 8:00 p.m.  There is a $6.00 cover charge.  Dinner reservations are recommended.  For more information go to the Sego Website.

Word Thursdays Winter Literary Workshops for Kids
A Time for Totems and Masks from Many Cultures:
learning All About Them, Making Them, and
Writing About Them". 9am-2:30pm,
for ages 5-15. Bright Hill Center, 94 Church Street, Treadwell NY. Register now! 607-829-5055

Outdoor Survival
10:00 a.m. Saturday
The Blenheim-Gilboa pumped storage power
The admission-free visitors center housed in a refurbished 19th century dairy barn features interactive exhibits for children and adults on such subjects as production and users of electrically energy efficient and operation of the Blenheim Gilboa project Located on state Route 30 in North Blenheim the Center is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. To 5 p.m. for information call (800) 724-0309

BABCOCKS: Live Music
Regulators
Rte 7 Wells Bridge NY
607-988-6350 or 988-66650
No One Under 21 Admitted Picture ID required

Country Rock Café : Live Music
Friday
Karaoke
Saturday
Just Throw Money
State Route 23 West Laurens
607-432-1696
or visit HYPERLINK "http://www.crc23.com" www.crc23.com

David Polley
February 29th through March 23rd, 2008
Reception: Feb 29: 5pm-7pm
Kubiak Gallery
Upper Catskill Community Council of the Arts
11 Ford Ave
607-432-2070
Website: http://www.uccca.com
Blurring the lines of conventional photography, Polley presents a collection of beautiful and dynamic non-representational images.

Fresh! Featuring Miles Kinney, Devon Oberkircher & Jacqui Radtke
February 29th through March 23rd, 2008
Reception: Feb 29, 5pm-7pm
Hathaway & Fine Craft Galleries
Upper Catskill Community Council of the Arts
11 Ford Ave
607-432-2070
Website: http://www.uccca.com
Winners of the 2007 Hi-Art "Award for Excellence" work collaboratively in three-person showcase of great work by our next generation of great artists.

7:00 PM ET:
Cabin Fever Film Series: Curious George
(2006, G, 86 minutes) The Man in the Yellow Hat travels to Africa where he accidentally adopts an adorable chimpanzee named George. While George is surely cute, his curiosity has a tendency to get him into a series of predicaments in this endearing big-screen adaptation of the beloved books by Margaret E Rey.

Leap Year Blues at the Sego:  A special guest appearance by Tomy Wright at the Sego Cafe, 291 Main Street beginning at 8:00 p.m.  There is a $6.00 cover charge.  Dinner reservations are recommended.  For more information go to the Sego Website.