Community Calendar

The Madison County Historian’s Office is proud to announce the return of our popular summer series, offering an exclusive look inside the county’s most iconic historic landmarks.

The Experience
Our evening begins at the Oneida Community Mansion House. Guests will enjoy an intimate look at the history of the Community through a guided tour led by Tom Guiler, OCMH Director of Museum Affairs.

The Menu
Following the tour, we will move to Lakeside Landing at 6:30 PM for a specially curated buffet-style dinner.

Dinner Includes:

Entrées: Prime Rib, Garlic & Herb Chicken, Broiled Haddock, and Shrimp Saffron

Sides: Mac & Cheese, fresh salad, and dinner rolls

Beverages: Tea, lemonade, and water

Event Details
Price: $60 per person (includes tour and dinner)

Registration: Required. Seating is strictly limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Parking: Available at the rear of the Oneida Community Mansion House or at the adjacent golf course.

The Lorenzo landscape will set the backdrop for the 50th annual Lorenzo Driving Competition, a display of horse and carriage driving skill, timing, and style. Exhibits, sales, refreshments, and demonstrations are also offered. Sponsored by the Lorenzo Driving Competition, Inc. Admission to the show is free. For more information visit lorenzodriving.org or e-mail lorenzodriving@gmail.com.

The Lorenzo landscape will set the backdrop for the 50th annual Lorenzo Driving Competition, a display of horse and carriage driving skill, timing, and style. Exhibits, sales, refreshments, and demonstrations are also offered. Sponsored by the Lorenzo Driving Competition, Inc. Admission to the show is free. For more information visit lorenzodriving.org or e-mail lorenzodriving@gmail.com.

The Lorenzo landscape will set the backdrop for the 50th annual Lorenzo Driving Competition, a display of horse and carriage driving skill, timing, and style. Exhibits, sales, refreshments, and demonstrations are also offered. Sponsored by the Lorenzo Driving Competition, Inc. Admission to the show is free. For more information visit lorenzodriving.org or e-mail lorenzodriving@gmail.com.

Calvary Chapel of Auburn invites children (ages 4-14) to join us for a journey through Psalm 23. Our daily vacation Bible school offers games, music, crafts, food, prizes, and more. It will take place July 20-24, daily at 5:30-8:15 p.m. Our address is 2090 Crane Brook Drive, Auburn, NY. For more information, call 315-515-3054.

Calvary Chapel of Auburn invites children (ages 4-14) to join us for a journey through Psalm 23. Our daily vacation Bible school offers games, music, crafts, food, prizes, and more. It will take place July 20-24, daily at 5:30-8:15 p.m. Our address is 2090 Crane Brook Drive, Auburn, NY. For more information, call 315-515-3054.

Calvary Chapel of Auburn invites children (ages 4-14) to join us for a journey through Psalm 23. Our daily vacation Bible school offers games, music, crafts, food, prizes, and more. It will take place July 20-24, daily at 5:30-8:15 p.m. Our address is 2090 Crane Brook Drive, Auburn, NY. For more information, call 315-515-3054.

Calvary Chapel of Auburn invites children (ages 4-14) to join us for a journey through Psalm 23. Our daily vacation Bible school offers games, music, crafts, food, prizes, and more. It will take place July 20-24, daily at 5:30-8:15 p.m. Our address is 2090 Crane Brook Drive, Auburn, NY. For more information, call 315-515-3054.

Find amazing bargains on gently used items including clothing, household goods, kitchen items, toys, books and seasonal decor.

Join FOCUS for a hybrid public forum where panelists will explore the future of transportation in Central New York and the shared responsibility of building a connected, accessible, and sustainable network for all residents. This discussion is informed by local conditions, recent developments, and ongoing efforts to ensure safe, reliable, and equitable mobility across our communities. Panelists will provide an overview of transportation planning, infrastructure investment, and mobility initiatives across Onondaga County and the City of Syracuse, drawing on their professional roles and direct experience managing, developing, and improving local transit and transportation systems. The conversation will highlight public agencies and planning organizations, and the ways residents can stay informed and engaged in shaping how our region moves. The Forum will emphasize practical civic participation, including understanding local transportation planning processes, supporting multimodal and transit initiatives, and engaging with community partners, while allowing panelists to address emerging issues and priorities as they see fit. After opening remarks from our panel, the conversation moves to a moderated Q&A, giving attendees the opportunity to ask questions and discover ways to engage with local priorities and initiatives. This is a welcoming, respectful space for community members to learn, engage, and explore ways to be actively involved in shaping the civic life of Central New York.