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Offers bike and walking trails and is home to the Lakeview Amphitheater.

Provides free clothing and small household items (such as towel, sheets, curtains, dishes, silverware, toys and children's books) to those in need free of charge (no voucher required.) Donation of good, clean clothing and small household goods are appreciated and accepted during operating hours or by special appointment.

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Features a research department specializing in the history of the New England States. Librarians and materials are available to help meet a wide range of information needs, from family history and genealogy to in-depth research on people, places, and events in the Syracuse area.

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Oneonta Animal Control, Oneonta City Clerk, Oneonta City Court, Oneonta City Historian, Oneonta Code Enforcement, Oneonta Public Works

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Offers exhibitions and educational programs in science and history for both individuals and groups.

Provides opportunities for connection, peer support, and healthy fun outlets for those in recovery. Empowers recoverees to build community, discover inner strength, and find their recovery path. A safe and all-inclusive space for individuals to connect with peer supports through adventure and fun events. A community built by peers in recovery for peers, their families, and those within the community that choose to live healthy lives in recovery. Activities: Arts including open art studio, creative writing classes, music groups and open mic nights; Outdoor activities including biking, kayaking, gardening club, open recreation; Fitness classes at all levels; Yoga and meditation; Book club; Game and Movie nights; Family support groups; Peer Support; Mutual aid groups; Volunteer opportunities; Community service projects; Holiday gatherings; Recovery library and quiet spaces.

Offers educational programs in visual arts, music, dance, ceramic arts, and drama.

The Bundy Museum campus consists of 5 buildings; the Bundy house, Visitor Center, Bundy Annex Theater (located behind the museum), Gallery 131 at 131 Main St, and Binghamton Photo at 32 Cedar St

guided tours of current exhibits, interactive programs for children and adults day-long "living history" program at historic Eight Square Schoolhouse where participants attend school as it was in 1892. Geared to NYS fourth-grade curriculum; home-schooled children and adult groups also welcome browsing the Center's photograph and archive collections with the help of a trained research assistant

Located on the roof of Herman A. Berliner Hall the Observatory offers programs to the general public during our “Stars on Sundays” and other astronomy outreach events. Music and Astronomy Under the Stars will resume this the summer. Free astronomy festival with stargazing at outdoor concerts and events bringing astronomy to the public with activities for kids of all ages. This Hofstra-sponsored program comprises videos, posters, banners, and hands-on-activities for all ages. There will be special solar telescope observations prior to the concerts and telescope observations of the Moon, Saturn, Jupiter, multi-colored double stars, star clusters, and nebulae at intermission and after the events. Hofstra's Astronomy Outreach Program has brought the wonder of star-gazing to hundreds of children and adults at Long Island schools, hospitals, non-for-profit groups, parks, and beaches. For the latest program information contact the Hofstra Observatory.

Contains a variety of library and archival materials: books, pamphlets, maps, records and manuscripts, periodical series, genealogies, photographs, family records, and government documents relating to Long Island history and the history of Bridgehampton and its surrounding communities.

Offers 25,000-square-foot Museum of American Armor, just inside the grounds of the Old Bethpage Village Restoration. The ability of the museum to create a military armored column among vintage farm houses and country roads, accurately replicating the sights and sounds of American forces during World War II, stands as one of the most compelling educational tools our region has at its disposal, in telling the seminal story of American courage, valor, and sacrifice, a virtual time machine. Call for detailed information.

Provides information about upcoming cultural events. Profiles artists and art organizations. Check the website.

Provides new pajamas and books to children who are in foster care, waiting to be adopted, or are in shelters. Agencies who care for these children are encouraged to call. Does not donate to individuals, only groups and programs.

Promotes the understanding and love of the musical arts, particularly classical chorale music. Call for additional information.

Features 409 acres of rolling lawns, gardens, woodlands, and nature walks. Visitors may see displays in the Camellia greenhouse and the Main Greenhouse, as well as go on guided tours of the Coe Hall Mansion. Seasonal activities include outdoor tent and lawn concerts, classes, flower shows, craft shows, holiday tree lighting and festivals. Hiking allowed. Call for further information.

Keeps historical documents, articles and photographs of the Town.

Provides children's programs, such as story time, summer reading programs, and movies to encourage children to read.

This program researches, documents, promotes and presents the folk and traditional arts of the diverse populations of Mid-Hudson region. They identify tradition bearers and folk artists within the community and present them in public programs such as concerts, library programs and festivals.

Provides interdisciplinary developmental evaluations including occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech and language, psychology, and psychiatry through Early Intervention, Preschool, and School-Age programs.

Offers KidSpeak free interactive puppet workshops for children ages 6 to 9 years in schools and community groups, teaching about Autism and Asperger's Syndrome.