A Brief Introduction to Solar Eclipses, the Case Research Lab, and How They’re Connected In 1925 Auburn witnessed a total solar eclipse, which for many
On Sunday, February 11, learn how to make a Valentines sampler in the Ukrainian lyshtva embroidery method, led by artist Nataliia Shynkarenko. This workshop offers
On January 24, 1925, Auburn witnessed a total solar eclipse, which for many was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. This rare astronomical phenomena attracted the attention of
In collaboration with exhibiting artist Kevin Carr’s exhibition “I am a Friend of Dorothy”, we are hosting live drag performances in the galleries. Carr’s art
As Founders Day approaches, Ted Freeman discusses his family’s critical role in Auburn’s history. A descendant of Harry and Kate Freeman- often recounted in early
I Am a Friend of Dorothy Kevin Carr explores themes of self-discovery and LGBTQ acceptance through fabric based media. His exhibits at the Cayuga Museum
Recently retired Cornell University Professor Gerard Aching will present on his research and coordination of the Underground Railroad Research Project, which highlights the extensive roots
First Friday March 3 Brave Brews Kick-Off Make rounds to multiple venues including historic & cultural sites, eateries, breweries & shops, featuring women artists, musicians
Join us for a new event celebrating fashion and local creators! Inspired by the Cayuga Museum’s newest exhibition, “Fabrication: Telling Stories through Clothing,” the Spring
Clothing is much more intertwined with culture and communication than it may seem. The Jacquard machine, a loom invented in 1804 in order to speed
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