Oct 24 Saturday
Join us for a full-day conference for CNY women navigating perimenopause and menopause.
Women are often confused by overwhelming options and a lack of clinical guidance, compounded by historical gaps in research and societal silence around women's health.
The HERHealth Conference was created to address these obstacles in a single day, bringing regional medical specialists under one roof.
Event Highlights:
Kick off the morning with opening remarks from 93Q’s Amy Robbins.
Access to one of CNY’s few Menopause Society Certified Practitioners.
Choose workshops focused on hormone therapy, menopause, pelvic floor health, nutrition, breast health, physical therapy, financial planning, bodyweight training, and mind-body practices like breathwork.
Wrap up the day with a direct Q&A session featuring our specialist panel.
Leave with the tools, clarity, and terminology needed to navigate body changes and advocate for your health with confidence.
Advance registration is required. Visit https://www.herhealthconference.org to secure your ticket and view the full schedule.
Nov 06 Friday
Meredith Barges is a bird-friendly building policy advocate and educator. Through her work, she helps people to appreciate the complex lives of birds and how our decisions about buildings, lighting, and landscaping affect bird populations. She is the co-author of “Building Safer Cities for Birds: How Cities Are Leading the Way on Bird-Friendly Building Policy”
Registration for this presentation is appreciated.
$5 per person, $4 for members
Nov 07 Saturday
Meet us in the gallery for a day of fall festivities, crochet & seasonal snacks with Crocheting for the ‘Cuse Community. This event is free & open to everyone! All materials are included.
Join the Madison County Department of Solid Waste Recycling Coordinator at the Great Swamp Conservancy for a presentation on ways to reduce, reuse, and repair and join a discussion for ways we can bring more repair learning opportunities to the community! We will learn about common items that we can repair before disposing of, ways to prolong use of our items, and resources to learn about making repairs.
Light refreshments will be provided. Free to attend!
Nov 09 Monday
Get ready to turn your ideas into lyrics with Erika Turner in this fun, two-part workshop series. Have you ever wanted to write a song but didn't know where to start? Does writer's block halt your creativity? If so, join this fun, creative, hands-on songwriting workshop where you'll turn your thoughts, experiences, and emotions into lyrics. Learn the basics of songwriting, explore creative writing techniques, develop a memorable hook or chorus, and discover your unique voice as a songwriter. No prior songwriting experience is necessary. Just bring your ideas, creativity, and confidence.
Nov 11 Wednesday
April - Nov Engage With GageTo celebrate Matilda’s 200th Birthday we will be reading her book, Woman, Church & State in sections throughout the remainder of the year. All sessions take place on the second Wednesday of the month and start at 5:30pm. Participants are welcome to attend in person at the Gage Center or online via zoom. Each session is $10/person or sign up for all sessions (Complete WCS Series) for $75.
Nov 20 Friday
The November FOCUS Forum is the second in a three-part fall series on Economic Instability in Onondaga County. Participants do not need to be present at all three to enjoy the conversation. Join FOCUS for a hybrid public forum where local leaders will explore the lived realities of financial hardship in Onondaga County, the intersecting barriers people navigate, and the resilience, resourcefulness, and meaningful work already happening across our communities! This discussion is informed by direct experience, community research, and the real stories of people navigating economic instability in Central New York. Panelists will provide an honest look at what barriers people face, where systems fall short, and where bridges are being built, drawing on their professional roles and direct experience serving, studying, and advocating alongside residents of Onondaga County. The conversation will highlight the organizations and individuals doing this work every day, and the ways residents can better understand, support, and connect with local efforts. The Forum will emphasize learning from lived experience and local practice, including understanding what gets in the way and what helps people move forward, while allowing panelists to address emerging issues and priorities. After presentations 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.
Nov 28 Saturday
Get into the Holiday spirit at the GSC! Join us as we inspire your creativity by demonstrating how to create a lush, natural evergreen wreath. It will be sure to make your home beautiful for the holidays!Please bring a wire coat hanger and garden clippers. All other materials will be provided.You are welcome to bring additional materials to decorate your wreath. Pine cones and ribbons will be provided.Program Cost: $25 per personTo allow for more people to enjoy this event, we will have three sessions: 10:00 am and 1:00 pm on Saturday(11/28) and 5:30 pm on Wednesday (12/2). Let us know which session you would like to join. Please register by calling (315)697-2950 or emailing greatswampconservancy@gmail.com.Seating is limited! We appreciate payment in advance to help us purchase materials. Thank you!Happy Holidays! See less
Dec 02 Wednesday