Mayfest, Cornell's international chamber music festival, runs all weekend, with concerts at Barnes Hall on Friday, Saturday, and Tuesday evenings, at Moakley House on Sunday afternoon, and Sage Chapel on Monday evening.

Also tonight the Sim Redmond Band is playing South Hill Cider, the Trumansburg Conservatory of Fine Arts has a Dance Recital Showcase, and the Living Room and the 86ers are playing the Range.

Tomorrow there's a day-long community yard sale throughout the Village of Trumansburg, starting at 8am.

The Rootstock youth music celebration and Youth Entrepreneurship Market together tomorrow on the Ithaca Commons, with live music at the Bernie Milton Pavilion starting at noon.

There's a punk rock happy hour show at 4 Saturday at Deep Dive featuring Secret Service Men, Teen Cat and Assemble (from Philly), and BBQ from Fittnell Farms. Donna the Buffalo have a Saturday night show at the Homer Center for the Arts.

On Sunday, Richie & Bess are doing an 11am show at the WRKPRTY shared work space, and IHS is hosting a Climate Action Expo at the Ithaca High School welcome center.

And the third and final weekend of the Friends of the Library Book Sale is on Esty Street tomorrow through Tuesday.

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The 20th annual Hot Dog Day at Lou's hot dog stand on the Commons supports the SPCA of Tompkins County.

Cass Park has their first Family Friday roller skate night starting at 5:30.

Music in the Shire with Cielle and Friends at Hopshire Farms and Brewery.

Revelry Yards has live music in the Yards tonight at 6 with Joe Kollar and Pete Ruttle.

Dorothy Cotton Jubilee Singers Spring Concert at 7pm at Ford Hall at Ithaca College.

There's an '80s Prom Fundraiser for REACH Medical tonight at Deep Dive.

Tomorrow, Newfield Covered Bridge Market is hosting a Chicken BBQ fundraiser for the Newfield Babe Ruth Baseball program from noon til it's gone.

Plenty of Mother's Day offerings this weekend with a Saturday brunch from Asempe Kitchen and a full range of brunches and dinners on Sunday.

It's the second weekend of the Friends of the Library Book Sale.

Looking ahead to Wednesday, it's the Benefit My State Variety Hour fundraiser at the State Theatre.

And don't miss Mayfest, Cornell's international chamber music festival, all next weekend.

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It's First Friday Gallery Night with art openings all over Downtown Ithaca and beyond.

Plenty of live music Friday includes Erin and the Backwoods Blues Project at Hopshire and Amber Martin at the Downstairs. The Ithaca Community Orchestra is playing Ford Hall at Ithaca College tomorrow at 4. Peggy Haine and the Lowdown Alligator Jass Band at the Trumansburg Conservatory of Fine Arts is sold out, but you can still get tickets for the livestream.

But the big deal this weekend is four days of live music all over town leading up to Monday night's Dead & Company show at Barton Hall. That starts with GoGone doing happy hour at Deep Dive and Dark Hollow at the Upstairs. Lots more on Saturday and Sunday. And Uncle Toddy's has live music on the Commons all afternoon Monday.

Up at Cornell, Peter Connors is signing his Cornell ’77 book at the Cornell Store from 3-5, and there's a Chimes concert at McGraw Tower at 6.

This is the first weekend of the Friends of the Library Book Sale on Esty Street, Saturday through Monday for three straight weekends.

And it's the 50th anniversary season for the Ithaca Farmers Market, and they're having a ribbon cutting tomorrow at 10.

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The Black to the Future film festival is running through Saturday at Cinemapolis with short films from Africa, the US, and the UK.

Hopshire Brewing has free live music at 6 with Scratched Vinyl. Common Railers are at the Downstairs at 8. And local band Thousands of One is back and they're at Deep Dive tonight at 9!

The Cornell Vet School is hosting a dog show to benefit the SPCA of Tompkins County Saturday from 9-11 at the Cornell livestock pavilion!

There's a chicken BBQ fundraiser at the Moose Lodge to support Zack Weber as he continues healing.

Roller derby is back as the Ithaca League of Women Rollers hosts their first bout of the season at the Shops at Ithaca Mall. Doors at 4, first whistle at 5.

Live music on Saturday evening, Cozmic Theo is playing at Brookton's Market at 6, and Stranded with a Kiss and Secret Service Men are at the Range at 9.

On Sunday there's a job fair on the Ithaca Commons with lots of employers looking for staff.

And don't forget next Wednesday is the tenth annual Mac n Cheese Bowl! Get your tickets now at foodnet.org.

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It's a big weekend for Fire Department recruiting open houses as part of the statewide RecruitNY effort! Lots of volunteer fire departments need more people.

Lansing Fire Department Saturday 9-noon at their central fire station on Ridge Road.

Dryden Fire Department Saturday 11-2 on North Street in Dryden.

Varna Volunteer Fire Company both Saturday and Sunday 10am-3pm on Turkey Hill Road right off Route 366.

ITHACON 46 is this weekend at Ithaca College! It's a fan-run comic-book-focused convention featuring comic artists, editors, writers, and publishers, some with local connections, plus J.G. Hertzler, who played General Martok on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.

Tonight there's a comedy show at Garrett's Brewing in Trumansburg to raise money for Trumansburg Travel Baseball.

And the State Theatre has Sabor Latino After Hours tonight at 8.

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First Friday Gallery Night with art openings all over downtown! It's also Bandcamp Friday, a great way to buy local music with more of the dough going to the bands.

A Billie Holliday Birthday Bash at Seven Of Jazz Lounge at the former Lot 10 location tonight at 7.

Deep Dive has a House Party, dancy and arty, with house and techno music and live painting by local artist SensEmilia.

Tomorrow some Easter Egg Hunts, at Peoples Baptist Church in Newfield, La Tourelle on Ithaca's South Hill, and McLean Community Church.

Tenzin Chopak and Emmett Scott have a show at Sacred Root Saturday night.

And on Sunday Practice at Angry Mom Records, the Sound that Ends Creation, Sunflo'er, and Cobra Cadaver, an all ages show.

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We're starting to see some Easter happenings this weekend! That includes photos with the Eastern Bunny at the 1890 House Museum in Cortland tomorrow! An Easter Egg Hunt at the Daisy Hollow Farm in Dryden both Saturday and Sunday. 

There's a chicken BBQ fundraiser for the Trumansburg travel baseball team at Ron Don's starting at 11:30 Saturday.

Some fun music this weekend starts with tonight's Zydeco dance at CSMA featuring Rose and the Bros.

Tomorrow the 86ers with Angela Marion are at the Range. A Microtones show with Russell E.L. Butler, Glitter Skulls at the Forest City Lodge. And Double Tiger is at Deep Dive with DJ Mike Judah. Finishing out the music weekend with Plan Z at the Downstairs Sunday at 7. Jazz, blues, soul, and funk.

And tomorrow is opening day of the 50th season at the Ithaca Farmers Market at Steamboat Landing!

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All weekend is the No Mas Lagrimas fundraiser, supporting this great group that helps provide food and personal items to community members every week. The fundraiser is 1-6 today, 3-7 Saturday, and 1-7 Sunday at the Henry Saint John Building with empanadas and other Latin food.

The Dryden High School Musical, Beauty and the Beast, opens tonight! Performances at 7 today, and 2pm and 7pm tomorrow. Tickets are $10 general admission, $5 for students and seniors.

The Original Cornell Syncopators have their free Swing into Spring jazz concert at Cornell's Willard Straight Hall from 5-7.

Viva Mayhem with Friday night Music in the Shire, 6-8 at Hopshire Farm. Johnny Lits Jerry Duty Jerry Garcia Band tribute show at 7 at Deep Dive. And Michael Stark and McKenzie Jones at the Downstairs at 8 as part of the Downstairs weeklong first birthday celebration.

On Saturday it's another chance to hit the New York State Maple Weekend festivities at Schoolyard Sugarbush in Newfield! Learn how maple syrup is made.

Also tomorrow, celebrate spring at the Museum of the Earth with their Dino Eggstravaganza from 10-5.

Some music tomorrow, Terrapin Station at Two Goats Brewing at 5, a Happy Feet Zydeco Dance Party at Hopshire Farm from 6-8, and Strong Maybe playing at the Downstairs at 8.

Sunday, it's FemmeTV, an '80s Drag Show from 3-7 at Angry Mom Records. And Spafford playing at Deep Dive at 9.

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Lots of Celtic music around town tonight for St. Patrick's Day! 3 Stone Fire is at Hopshire Brewing, and there's an Irish menu as well. Drank the Gold at the Trumansburg Conservatory of Fine Arts. Arise & Go and Paris Texas at La Tourelle. Check out some of the Irish-inspired eats in 14850 Dining.

That's not all! Electric Manchild has a grunge and old skool metal show at the Eagles Club from 7-10. And Vicious Fishes has an album release show at Deep Dive.

Big Red men's hockey takes on Harvard in tonight's 7:30pm ECAC Hockey semifinal at Lake Placid! The game is on WHCU and ESPN+.

The Newfield Middle School 8th grade fundraiser breakfast is 8-11 tomorrow at the Moose Lodge.

New York State Maple Weekend celebration at Schoolyard Sugarbush on West Danby Road in Newfield, tomorrow and next Saturday 10-4. Learn how maple syrup is made.

Free movie day at Cinemapolis! Ithaca's downtown theatre is offering one free movie ticket per person at the box office or online, while they last, to their movies from noon to 10pm Saturday.

Whiskey Tango Sideshow brings their burlesque variety show to Liquid State tomorrow night.

Sunday evening it's Mardi Gras all over again with dinner and a show at Deep Dive! Curley Taylor & Zydeco Trouble are playing at 7:30, and there's a Creole dinner catered by Rochester restaurant The French Quarter at 5. Tickets available for dinner and show or just the show.

And the Downstairs kicks off their weeklong birthday bash with Village Swing playing at 7pm Sunday. The celebration continues with a stand-up comedy open-mic Tuesday, Practice with Secret Service Men and Microbes Mostly on Wednesday, Delaques Thursday, Michael Stark and McKenzie Jones Friday, and Strong Maybe on Saturday.

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Richie Stearns's Friends are at South Hill Cider starting at 5pm as usual, though Richie isn't on the lineup this week and Crystal and Scott Van Gaasbeck, Adam Gulliford, and Paul Koanui will be making the music. Starting at 6:30, choose your own adventure at the Key Requests show at Sacred Root Kava Lounge, where they're geared up to play any song in any genre by request.

Trampoline Presents: Cabin Fever at the Downstairs starting at 7pm, an opportunity to tell a short story or listen to everyone else's stories.

Irish singer Karan Casey is performing a benefit show for the Ithaca Catholic Worker at 7pm at the Community School of Music and Arts, and Nikki Glaser brings the Good Girl Tour to the State Theatre at 8.

Topping off the night is master cellist Hank Roberts, playing at Deep Dive at 9pm with Strong Maybe.

For your Friday, Living Myths are at South Hill Cider from 5-8, and the Ithaca Songwriter Challenge Showcase is at Sacred Root Cava Lounge starting at 7 That show features local songwriters who participated in a weekly songwriting challenge to write a song a week for 6 weeks!

Big Red Men's Hockey host Clarkson for a best of three ECAC playoffs quarterfinal series, Friday and Saturday at 7 and if necessary game 3 Sunday at 4.

Saturday, Cornell men's lacrosse is at home at noon at Schoellkopf Field against Penn State! 

The Cornell Fashion Collective hosts their spring runway show at 4:30 at Barton Hall. 

Live Loopapalooza brings Ithaca loop artists Fusebox and Angie Beeler together for a night of loops, beats, and vocal brilliance at the Downstairs starting at 7. Ithaca Underground has a show at 8pm at Sacred Root with BRIAN, Dumb Waiter, Pleasure Dome, and Microbes Mostly. And a biggie at Deep Dive Saturday night, Club d'Elf featuring John Medeski plus the Comb Down Duo.

Sunday at 3, New Park Events Venue hosts the Sweet Bough Collective Wedding Showcase.

And Saturday and Sunday, the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail has their Bacon on the Lakein event. Buy tickets and get on the trail!

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