This episode we talk about our behind the scenes look at Heron Hill Winery's operation during harvest season. Then we shift gears to some outdoor fun and chat about Park Avenue Sports Center. A great place for mini-golf, laser tag, water balloon fights, and more! Lastly, we spend our Lunch Time segment talking about one of our favorite places to eat!Heron Hill Winery: https://www.heronhill.com/Park Avenue Sports Center: https://parkavesportscenter.com/Casa Mezcal: https://casamezcalpaintedpostny.com/exploresteuben.com

On this episode, Dave returns for his first appearance on the new podcast format! He and Quinn chat about their visits to Golden Age Cheese and a recent addition to the Glenn H. Curtiss Museum. Of course they also made sure to discuss a great place to eat for Lunch Time!

Golden Age Cheese: https://goldenagecheese.com/Glenn H. Curtiss Museum: https://glennhcurtissmuseum.org/Butcher's Son: https://www.butcherssoncorning.com/home

Bryn and Maddie chat about their recent experiences in Steuben County. Maddie shares her glass making experience at Corning Museum of Glass, during her first week working for Explore Steuben and they are both excited to talk about what they saw at the FLX Wine Museum at Bully Hill Vineyards.

Make Your Own Glass at Corning Museum of Glass: https://home.cmog.org/Bully Hill Vineyards: https://www.bullyhillvineyards.com/Ella's Acres: https://ellasacreshomestead.com/

We're back again with a new episode of What the FLX?! Craig and Bryn discuss their experiences at the Rockwell Museum in Corning and all the cool finds from antique stores across the county! Also, during Lunch Time, they recommend a great restaurant for all you burger lovers out there!

Check out the Rockwell Museum Here. https://rockwellmuseum.org/Download our app to find all of the great Antique Shops in Steuben! http://onelink.to/exloresteubenCome taste Maybe Baby Burgers for yourself! https://www.maybebabyburgers.com/

We've upgraded the podcast! We have made the decision to change our format, which now includes video! We'll now be sharing our own experiences in our community across Steuben County with you all! Enjoy!

Links to our conversation topics:Service Station FLX: https://www.servicestationflx.com/Kanakadea Park: https://www.steubencountyny.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Kanakadea-Park-1Maybe Baby Burgers: https://www.maybebabyburgers.com/

Motorcycle and aviation pioneer Glenn Curtiss had several nicknames, as one might expect from a daredevil innovator who propelled himself and the small town of Hammondsport full-throttle into the future. We might have expected this week’s podcast to be a discussion about motorcycles, airplanes, and all things Curtiss, only we were pleasantly surprised when the Glenn H. Curtiss Museum’s Executive Director, Carol Anne Adams, revealed aspects of the Curtiss story we had never known. 

Imagine sitting an arm’s-length from a four-thousand degree flame . . . on purpose! And deftly transforming rods of glass into beautiful, tangible representations of your imagination. This episode finds us behind the scenes at The Corning Museum of Glass chatting with talented flameworker Eric Goldschmidt about his passion for the flame.

Spend a little time in the country with a horse and you might be surprised at just how transformative the experience can be, as you connect with the nature, but also with yourself. This week’s What the FLX?! adventure takes us out to Mountain Rose Farm in Savona where we chat with Rachel and Emily about the peacefulness and serenity of the countryside. We’ll discuss the farm’s playful unofficial greeter, Lucas the Goat, as well as the various horseback riding experiences you can have (from lessons to trail rides). 

One of Corning’s strengths might just be its character. The way folks feel when they’re here and often long after they return home. This week’s podcast has us visiting with Nate and Marshall from Corning’s Gaffer District, a local destination marketing organization that is, at its very core, all about community and character. 

Each year in October, there is a one-of-a-kind event that takes place in Corning, New York. The Days of Incandescence transports you to the late 1800s when a mysterious little boy blew the first glass bulb for Thomas Edison’s incandescent lamps and helped bring light into the world! The event is a nod to the mystery surrounding that historic event. On this episode, we talk with Meghan O’Toole, who’s creativity and collection of actors help create an atmosphere that brings 1880’s Corning to life.