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Great Memories
Start Here!
Whether you’re stopping
in Greater Binghamton for
a short stay or a long one,
attending college, or visiting
family, you’ll have plenty
of opportunities to make
great memories!
You’ll find year-round fun
with rich cultural festivals,
professional hockey and
baseball teams, art galleries,
museums, science centers,
a zoo and so much more!
Let our Guide help you plan
your weekend stay, your
next camping trip, or your
golf vacation so you can
spend your time relaxing and
enjoying everything Greater
Binghamton has to offer.
Don’t wait—start making
great memories now!
ONE OF THE MANY
STORIES
ON TAP
IN CENTRAL NEW YORK
Experience the beverage
renaissance brewing in
Greater Binghamton, where
cutting-edge ales meet
traditional tastes in a growing
number of breweries.
Tap an endless selection of
premium beer at a craft-centric
pub. Sip some hard cider while
enjoying some of the region’s
most spectacular scenery.
Visit Brew Central to discover some of
the stories, traditions and tastes on
tap in Central New York.
Find them at brewcentralny.com
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Greater Binghamton Travel Guide 2014–2015
Table of
Contents
4 Seasons of Fun ..................................................................... 2–6
We’ve Got Taste........................................................................... 7
Shopping...................................................................................... 7
Life’s a Stage............................................................................ 8–9
Art Galleries.......................................................................... 10–11
Unique Attractions and Recreation.................................... 12–15
Carousels.................................................................................... 14
Sports, Sports, Sports.......................................................... 16–17
Where to Rest, Play and Shop (map)................................... 18–19
Places to Stay ...................................................................... 20–23
The Binghamton Stars and Celebrity Match-Up ..................... 24
World-Class Education............................................................... 25
Explore the Outdoors ......................................................... 26–28
Hunting, Fishing and More....................................................... 28
Golf Courses............................................................................... 29
Parks/Campgrounds ............................................................ 30–31
Farms to Markets ................................................................ 32–33
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4 SEASONS
OF
FUN
spring
Binghamton Mets Baseball
NYSEG Stadium
211 Henry Street
Binghamton, NY 13901
Phone: (607) 723-6387
Website: www.bmets.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/binghamtonmets
The Double-A minor league baseball affiliate of the
New York Mets plays 71 home games each year at
NYSEG Stadium in downtown Binghamton.
Binghamton Philharmonic
Forum Theatre, 236 Washington Street
Binghamton NY 13901 or
Anderson Center, Binghamton University
4400 Vestal Parkway East, Vestal NY 13850
Phone: (607) 723-3931
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.binghamtonphilharmonic.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/
binghamtonphilharmonic
A professional orchestra that performs classical,
pops and chamber concerts and employs more than
65 musicians with a world-renowned conductor at
the helm.
Binghamton Senators–AHL Hockey Team
Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena
1 Stuart Street
Phone: (607) 722-7367
Website: www.bsens.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/binghamtonsenators
The BSENS are the 2011 AHL Calder Cup Champions
and the top development team for the NHL Ottawa
Senators. The American Hockey League regular
season runs from October–April.
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There’s always something going on
in Binghamton. Swing in any day, any
time, all year ’round for jam-packed
entertainment, rich cultural festivals,
and seasonal celebrations, honoring
food, art, sports, music and life.
So, what are you waiting for?
Broadway Theatre League
18 Riverside Drive
Performances at:
The Forum Theatre
236 Washington Street
Phone: (607) 772-1391
Website: www.broadwayinbinghamton.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/
The-Broadway-Theatre-League/102288988207
Bringing the Best of Broadway to Broome County
with nationally touring Broadway shows for the
community!
Cider Mill Playhouse Theatre
2 South Nanticoke Avenue
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 748-7363
Website: www.cidermillplayhouse.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/cidermillplayhouseinc
The Southern Tier’s longest running professional
theater. 2013–2014 will mark its 38th season
presenting a repertoire of comedies, dramas and
musical productions.
First Friday Art Walk
Downtown Binghamton
Phone: (607) 348-0090
Website: www.gorgeouswashington.com
Visit between 30–40 downtown locations including;
galleries, studios, restaurants and shops. The first
Friday of the month, 6pm–9pm.
Greater Binghamton Bridge Run
Half-Marathon & 5K
Start/Finish at NYSEG Stadium
211 Henry Street
Phone: (607) 772-8860
Website: www.binghamtonbridgerun.org
greaterbinghamtonbridgerun
Annual race showcasing four of the area’s historic
bridges.
Kalurah Shrine Circus
1 Stuart Street
Phone: (607) 786-5429
Website: www.kalurah.org/circus.htm
Circus entertainment at affordable prices. The circus
features elephants, tigers, high wire acts, a human
cannonball, clowns and many more exciting acts.
Memorial Day Parade
503 Page Avenue
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 727-9320
Lineup at 10am with memorial service at
monument at 11am.
NYSEG Stadium
211 Henry Street
Phone: (607) 723-6387
New York Mets plays 71 home games each year at
New York - USA Wrestling
(Cadet/Junior) Freestyle
& Greco Roman Championships
Broome Community College
131 Front Street
Phone: (607) 725-3994
This Olympic development meet gives wrestlers,
between the ages of 15 and 18, the opportunity
to qualify for the National Championships in July.
The Nationals have been in Fargo, North Dakota,
since 1993.
NYS Collegiate Rowing Championships
Whitney Point Lake at Dorchester Park
Route 26 North
Whitney Point, NY 13862
Phone: (315) 337-9609
30 New York colleges and universities participate to
crown the New York Champion.
Rod Serling Video Festival
Helen Foley Theater – Binghamton High School
31 Main Street
Phone: (607) 762-8202
Website: www.RodSerlingVideoFest.com
A state-wide filmmaking competition for students
in K–12 grade that promotes the use of video arts
technology and creativity.
Springtime Arts and Craft Show
at Binghamton University
Binghamton University’s West Gymnasium
4400 Vestal Parkway East
Vestal, NY 13850
Phone: (607) 759-3397
Website: www.gandhpromotions.com
Springtime-Craft-Show-at-Binghamton University/499212233470918
Over 150 Arts and Craft booths. Spring Show is only
one day 9am–4pm.
Tri-Cities Opera
Forum Theatre (Main Stage) 236 Washington Street,
Binghamton NY 13901
Opera Center (Second Stage) 315 Clinton Street,
Binghamton NY 13905
Phone: (607) 729-3444
Website: www.tricitiesopera.com
Tri-Cities-Opera/118978211488598
Tri-Cities Opera has been a cultural centerpiece of
the Southern Tier for over 60 years. The company
enjoys an exceptional international reputation for its
Resident Artist Training Program, beautiful sets and
costumes, and outstanding opera productions.
summer
Annual Spiedie Fest &
Balloon Rally
Otsiningo Park
Bevier Street
Phone: (607) 761-2475
Website: www.spiediefest.com
binghamtonspiediefest
An annual award-winning Hot Air Balloon Festival.
Featuring hot air balloons, music, children’s
activities, craft show, car show, 5K race, spiedies
and more.
Berry Fest
Apple Hills
131 Brooks Road
Phone: (607) 729-2683
Website: www.applehills.com
Apple-Hills/108524312499121
Activities include pick your own raspberries and
blueberries, kite flying, bubbles waterslide, wagon
ride, balloon typhoon, gem mining, all-you-can-eat
pancake breakfast from 8am–10:30am (regular
breakfast menu not available), lunch from 11am–
2pm and a five foot berry cheesecake. Come to the
farm and enjoy the whole day with the family.
Broome County Fair
Whitney Point Fairgrounds
Route 11
Phone: (607) 692-4149
Website: www.broomecountyfairny.com
Broome-County-Fair/218369790190
The Broome County Fair has family fun, gear-grinding shows, awesome rides, sizzlin’ food, carnival
games, derbies, machine and animal pulls, petting
zoo, and more.
Broome County Parks Triathlon
Dorchester Park
Route 26 North
Website: www.gobroomecounty.com
Event includes a triathlon (1/2 mile swim, 12 mile
bike, 5K race), a youth triathlon, a DJ and a variety
of vendors.
Carousel Day
C. Fred Johnson Park
98 Lester Avenue
Johnson City, NY 13790
Phone: (607) 729-2826
Website: www.jcpartners.org
An annual arts and educational event featuring
Broome County’s largest carousel. Arts & crafts, live
music, food, children’s activities and history. Fun for
all ages. Free admission.
Chris Thater Memorial Races
Recreation Park
58–78 Beethoven Street
Phone: (607) 778-2056
Website: www.bcstopdwi.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/ChrisThater
The Chris Thater Memorial is dedicated in memory
of Chris Thater, an avid cyclist, who was killed by a
drunk driver. The race consists of the Pro, Elite, and
Novice cycling events, a national class 5K run and
an outdoor festival and expo.
Cruisin’ Pallooza
Broome County Fairgrounds
Route 11
Phone: (607) 772-8400
Website: www.991thewhale.com
Fun event featuring a car show, entertainment, arts
& crafts, flea market, food and motorcycle show.
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Deposit Lumberjack Festival
Borden Street
Deposit, NY 13754
Phone: (607) 467-5959
Website: www.depositlumberjackfestival.org
Deposit-Lumberjack-Festival-Inc/104728716261751
A four-day event, excitement, carnival rides, food
& merchant vendors, craft fair, a parade, live music,
lumberjack shows, fireworks and more.
Dick’s Sporting Goods Open
En-Joie Golf Course
722 West Main Street
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 205-1500
Website: www.dsgopen.com
dickssportinggoodsopen?fref=ts
The largest professional sporting event in Central
New York, providing a premier sporting experience.
A field filled with The Champions Tour’s finest and a
memorable Friday night concert each year, offering a
unique time for all to enjoy.
Downtown Binghamton
Phone: (607) 348-0090
Friday of the month, 6pm–9pm.
Garlic Festival
American Civic Association
131 Front Street
Phone: (607) 723-9419
Website: www.americancivic.com
Offers many traditional foods, entertainment acts,
and numerous craft and garlic vendors.
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Gusto Italian Street Festival
Witherill Street in front of George W. Johnson Park
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 754-4751
Neighborhood Italian street festival featuring ethnic
food and music and highlighting local neighborhood
businesses.
NYS Public High School State Baseball
Championships
Phone: (607) 762-8147
Games played at: NYSEG Stadium, Broome
Community College, Conlon Field/MacArthur
School, Johnson City High School, and
Union-Endicott High School.
Johnson City Field Days
Northside Park
Phone: (607) 797-9098
Thrilling rides, games, delicious food and live entertainment culminating with a spectacular fireworks
extravaganza on Labor Day.
Southern Tier Antique Gas & Steam
Engine Association
Town Park
Route 26 North
Maine, NY 13802
Phone: (607) 687-5767
Annual reunion featuring antique engines, related
equipment, flea market, tractor parades, food, and
family activities. Handicap accessible.
July 4th Extravaganza
Highland Park
801 Hooper Road
Endwell, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 786-2970
Website: www.townofunion.com
A youth triathlon, entertainment, arts & crafts, food
vendors and chicken BBQ with fireworks at 9:30pm.
July Fest & Jazz Fest
Downtown Binghamton
Court Street
Phone: (607) 722-7780
Website: www.julyfestbinghamton.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/julyfestbinghamton
An annual art, craft, music festival for more than
50 years, featuring Jazz Fest, Parlor City 5K Run and
Kidz Art Zone. Visit our website for more details.
Levene Gouldin & Thompson Tennis
Challenger
Recreation Park
58-78 Beethoven Street
Phone: (607) 754-5952
Website: www.binghamtonchallenger.com
Levene-Gouldin-Thompson-Tennis-Challenger/
143264802368293
A USTA Pro Circuit Event at Recreation Park before
the U.S. Open. It is an opportunity to see world-class
tennis!
St. Anthony of Padua Italian Feast Days
St. Anthony of Padua Church
300 Odell Avenue
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 754-4333
Parish festival in honor of Saint Anthony of Padua
featuring Italian foods, adult & children’s games,
continuous entertainment, a procession & more.
St. John’s Ukrainian Days
St. John’s Ukrainian Church
1 St. John’s Parkway
Phone: (607) 729-1729
Website: www.stjohnuoc.org
Ukrainian food and pastries, Ukrainian music, dance
and choir performances, gift shop, egg demonstrations, church tours & children’s games.
STOP-DWI Tournament of Champions
BAGSAI Softball Complex
Cutler Pond Road
Phone: (607) 761-8095
Website: www.bcstopdwi.com/bcstopdwi/toc
Premier softball tournament which brings 60–70
top junior Olympic programs from throughout the
U.S. to Binghamton. A must-do “recruiting tournament” averaging 70 colleges in attendance.
Summer Savoyards
Anderson Center for the Performing Arts
Binghamton University
Vestal, NY 13850
Phone: (607) 777-4237
Website: www.summersavoyards.org
Annual performance of popular Gilbert & Sullivan
productions.
Teddy Bear Artist Invitational
DoubleTree by Hilton Binghamton
225 Water Street, Binghamton NY 13905
Phone: (518) 562-4076
Website: www.tbai.org
Leading teddy bear and soft sculpture artists
from around the world rally at this show and sale,
benefiting the Binghamton Zoo at Ross Park.
fall
Forum Theatre, 236 Washington
Street, Binghamton NY 13901 or
Anderson Center, Binghamton
University, 4400 Vestal Parkway
East, Vestal NY 13850
Phone: (607) 723-3931
the helm.
1 Stuart Street
Phone: (607) 722-7367
18 Riverside Drive
Performances at:
The Forum Theatre
Phone: (607) 772-1391
community!
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 748-7363
Columbus Day Tournament of Bands
Main Street and Court Street
Phone: (607) 722-7780
Website: www.binghamton-ny.gov
Annual high school tournament of bands and Italian
Fest held on Columbus Day.
Endicott Apple Fest
Washington Avenue
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 748-9548
About 70 vendors with food, handmade crafts and
entertainment on stage in front of EPAC.
Downtown Binghamton
Phone: (607) 348-0090
galleries, studios, restaurants and shops. First Friday
of each month, 6pm–9pm.
The Haunted Halls of Horror
Southern Tier Independence Center
135 East Frederick Street
Phone: (607) 724-2111
Website: www.HHH-stic.com
Over 12,000 square feet of frights and Halloween
fun. All proceeds support those with disabilities in
our community.
Holiday Traditions Arts and Craft Show
at Binghamton University
Binghamton University’s West Gymnasium
Vestal, NY 13850
Phone: (607) 759-3397
Website: www.gandhpromotions.com
Over 150 Art and Craft booths. Fall show is two days.
Jewish Ethnic Festival
Jewish Community Center
500 Clubhouse Road
Vestal, NY 13850
Phone: (607) 724-2417
Website: www.jewishcc.com
A celebration of Jewish culture featuring foods,
music, books and gifts.
Tri-Cities Opera
Forum Theatre (Main Stage) 236 Washington Street,
Binghamton NY 13901
Opera Center (Second Stage) 315 Clinton Street,
Binghamton NY 13905
Phone: (607) 729-3444
costumes and outstanding opera productions.
Two Rivers Fine Arts and Crafts Festival
Roberson Museum & Science Center
30 Front Street
Phone: (607) 772-0660
Website: www.roberson.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/RobersonMuseum
Stunning original works from regional artists, great
food, entertainment and plenty of fun. Admission is
free! Held outdoors, rain or shine.
Veterans Day Parade & Service
Washington Avenue
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 727-9320
Begins with an 11am service at the Veteran’s
Monument. The parade is held on Washington
Avenue at 6:30pm.
Window on the Arts! Music and Art
Festival
Klumpp Park
Windsor, NY 13865
Phone: (607) 222-4501
Website: www.windsorpartnership.org
Annual festival including juried artists, musical
groups, historical program and great food. Outdoors,
10am–5pm.
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Winter
Annual New York State
Crappie Derby
Whitney Point Lake
Dorchester Park
Route 26 North
Phone: (607) 692-3263
Website: www.crappiederby.com
Family fun with thousands of dollars in prizes,
very kid friendly. Many special prizes for children.
Spectators encouraged, door prizes, refreshments
and exhibits.
Forum Theatre, 236 Washington Street, Binghamton
NY 13901 or
Anderson Center, Binghamton University,
4400 Vestal Parkway East, Vestal NY 13850
Phone: (607) 723-3931
the helm.
1 Stuart Street
Phone: (607) 722-7367
Binghamton-Senators/97492132005
Boscov’s Holiday Parade
Court Street
Phone: (607) 722-4220
Website: www.boscovs.com
Holiday parade proceeding down Main Street.
Several high school bands and area organizations
participate.
The Forum Theatre
Phone: (607) 772-1391
community!
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Caroling to the Carousels
1009 E. Main Street
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 757-2428
Website: www.endicottny.com
Endicott-Visitor-Center/241117212675499
Pick up the BC Trolley at the Endicott Visitor’s Center
at 6pm and sing Holiday carols to the carousels in
Endicott, Endwell and Johnson City.
Home for the Holidays
Roberson Museum and Science Center
30 Front Street
Phone: (607) 772-0660
Hundreds of trees and vibrant displays, reflecting
the holiday celebrations of our community and of
cultural traditions around the world.
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 748-7363
Johnson City Holiday Parade
Main Street
Phone: (607) 797-6319
Annual parade along Main Street, held the first
Thursday night in December.
Endicott Holiday Parade
Washington Avenue
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 658-9010
Parade for three blocks of Washington Avenue to
include bands, floats, dancers, numerous vehicles,
animals, pipers, scout troops and mascots.
Downtown Binghamton
Phone: (607) 348-0090
Friday of each month, 6pm–9pm.
Hanukkah House Museum
Temple Concord
9 Riverside Drive
Phone: (607) 723-7355
Website: templeconcord.com
In Temple Concord’s historic Kilmer Mansion.
Features menorahs, dreidels, yamulkas, dollhouses,
hands-on kids activities, Judaic gift shop, plus a
new exhibit annually.
Mirabito STOP–DWI Holiday Classic
Basketball Tournament
1 Stuart Street
Phone: (607) 778-2056
Website: www.bcholidayclassic.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/stopdwiholidayclassic
A project of the Broome County STOP-DWI Program
to promote an anti-substance abuse and drunkdriving message to student athletes.
We’ve
Got Taste
Go on. Give in to
your cravings. You’ll
thank us later. With the
right taste for any picky palate,
we know choosing from the great
entertainment and food options is going
to be tough. We recommend Rock. Paper.
Scissors. Flip a coin. Or, just go with your gut.
Tastes from around the world for food and entertainment. Whether you’re looking for homegrown
flavors or a trip abroad, choose from our long list
of restaurants or spend some time at one of our
many cultural festivals. Thai, Italian, Japanese, Greek,
Ukrainian and more, the options are endless.
Once you’ve pleased your picky palate, explore
the nightlife with a visit to one of our breweries, a
hockey or baseball game, a sports bar, a live band
performance or local pub. Greater Binghamton has
plenty of nightlife for everyone!
Shopping
Boutiques. Antiques. Shopping Malls. Whatever
you’re looking to buy, you’ll find it here.
Antique Row
Clinton Street
A collection of antique stores and unique
shoppes along Binghamton’s Clinton Street,
also known as Antique Row, just a few blocks
from downtown.
Binghamton
Downtown Binghamton
You will find Berger’s Ski & Snowboard Specialists,
Boscov’s Department Store, Sall Stearns Men’s Shop,
River Read Books and more. There are also boutique
stores, a variety of eateries, and art galleries.
Campus Plaza
Vestal Parkway
Vestal, NY 13850
www.brixmor.com
[email protected]
Adjacent strip malls, Olum’s (a regional furniture
store), Staples, Rite Aid, and a variety of shopping
options available on “the Parkway.” Downtown Endicott
Downtown Endicott
Endicott, NY 13760
Downtown Endicott, the Union District in Endicott,
and Johnson City all offer an old-fashioned downtown shopping experience. Oakdale Mall
74 Oakdale Road
(607) 798-9388
www.oakdalemall.com
[email protected]
Anchored by: Sears, J.C. Penney, the Bon-Ton,
Macy’s and Burlington Coat Factory. Other stores
include: Abercrombie & Fitch, Aeropostale, American
Eagle, Bath and Body Works, Eddie Bauer, Gap,
Hollister, NY & Company, Victoria’s Secret, Yankee
Candle, and many more. There are also several
restaurants in the Mall & nearby. Just outside the
Oakdale Mall are Raymour & Flannigan Furniture,
The Christmas Tree Shop, Party City, Toys R Us,
Baby’s R Us and Petco.
Parkway Plaza
Vestal, NY 13850
www.brixmor.com
[email protected]
Includes major chains such as Bed, Bath & Beyond,
Kohl’s, Lane Bryant, Men’s Wearhouse, Outback
Steakhouse, Pet Smart, Price Rite and Target.
Shoppes at Pierce Hill
Vestal Parkway
Vestal, NY 13850
Ann Taylor Loft, Aveda, Chico’s, Coldwater Creek
and Jos. A Bank.
Shoppes at Vestal
Town Square Mall
Vestal Parkway, Vestal, NY 13850
(607) 729-0284
www.brixmor.com
[email protected]
Features Bath & Body Works, Catherine’s, Dress
Barn, Famous Footwear, Home Goods, Michael’s
and Old Navy.
Town Square Mall
Vestal Parkway & Sycamore Road
Vestal, NY 13850
(607) 729-0284
www.brixmor.com
[email protected]
Features A.C. Moore, Barnes & Noble, Dick’s
Sporting Goods, Ulta, Pet Depot, Sam’s Club, T.J.
Maxx, Van Cott Jewelers, Wal-Mart Supercenter and
more. Lowe’s Home Improvement Center is located
across the street from Sam’s Club.
University Plaza
Plaza Drive & Vestal Parkway
Vestal, NY 13850
Features several smaller stores and restaurants,
including GNC, Starbuck’s, Coldstone Creamery, Five
Guys Burgers and Fries, Moghul Fine Indian Cuisine,
Mario’s Pizza and Tully’s.
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Life’s
a
Stage
Do you sleep talk
Shakespearian sonnets?
Are you constantly
practicing your air violin?
Maybe glass shattering voice
vibrato is more your style?
Whatever performing arts you’re
passionate in, our many theatres
will provide you a stage to fulfill.
The ART Mission & Theater
61 Prospect Avenue
Phone: (607) 722-6914
Website: www.artmission.org
ART-Mission-and-Theater/57283978981
The ART Mission & Theater is a nonprofit downtown community art and cinema space supporting
contemporary artists and independent film for a
growing public. Our mission is “Growth in Greater
Binghamton Through Arts Experience.”
Forum Theatre
Binghamton, NY 13901 or
The Anderson Center at Binghamton University
Vestal, NY 13850
Phone: (607) 723-3931
To purchase tickets: (607) 723-3931
the helm.
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Anderson Center for the Performing Arts
Vestal, NY 13850
Phone: (607) 777-6802
Website: www2.binghamton.edu/anderson-center/
Facebook: www.facebook.com/buandersoncenter
To purchase tickets: 607-777-ARTS (2787) or
www.anderson.binghamton.edu
The Anderson Center for the Performing Arts
at Binghamton University provides a venue for
cultural events that enriches both the University
and community with over 125 performances annually ranging from student recitals to
world-class performances.
Music Department
Casadesus Recital Hall, Fine Arts Room 21
Watters Theater, Anderson Center Chamber Hall or
Osterhout Concert Theater, BU Campus
4400 Vestal Parkway East, Vestal, NY 13850 or
United Presbyterian Church
42 Chenango Street
Trinity Memorial Church
44 Main Street
Phone: (607) 777-2592
Website: www2.binghamton.edu/music/
Binghamton-University-Music-Department/
144844668276
To purchase tickets: 607-777-ARTS (2787);
www2.binghamton.edu/anderson-center/; or at the
door.
Over 100 concerts are performed within the
academic year, most free and open to the public.
Concerts include guest, faculty, solo, chamber music,
ensembles and weekly mid-day concerts.
Theatre Department
Performances at:
Watters Theater, Fine Arts Building and in the
Anderson Center
Vestal, NY 13850
Phone: (607) 777-2567
Website: www2.binghamton.edu/theatre/
Facebook: www.facebook.com/BingTheatre
Four main stage productions a year; visit our website
for more information about our season.
The Forum Theatre
Phone: (607) 772-1391
To purchase tickets:
www.broadwayinbinghamton.com
Bringing the Best of Broadway to Broome County’s
Forum Theatre. They bring national touring
Broadway shows to the community!
Broome County Forum Theatre
The Forum Theatre
Phone: (607) 778-2480
Website: www.broomearenaforum.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/broomeforum
To purchase tickets: 800-745-3000, Ticketmaster
Built in 1919 with a seating capacity of 1,527, the
Forum is home to the Broadway Theatre League,
Binghamton Philharmonic Orchestra, and Tri-Cities
Opera. The Forum also hosts concerts, family shows,
comedians, local dance groups, and more.
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 748-7363
To purchase tickets: www.cidermillplayhouse.org;
call or visit the box office Tuesday–Friday 12:30pm–
6:30pm, Saturday 12:30pm–4pm and until curtain
on days of performances.
Deposit Community Theatre &
Performing Arts Center, Inc.
148 Front Street
Deposit, NY 13754
Phone: (607) 467-2269
Website: www.depositchamber.com
Goodwill Theatre’s Schorr Family
Firehouse Stage
46 Willow Street
Phone: (607) 772-2404 ext. 301
Website: www.goodwilltheatre.net
Facebook: www.facebook.com/goodwilltheatre
To purchase tickets: 607-772-2404, ext. 301 or
www.goodwilltheatre.net
The Schorr Family Firehouse Stage, featuring comedy,
jazz, classical, a variety of contemporary music,
dance, and family entertainment, is the first performance venue of the Goodwill Theatre Performing
Arts Complex and Professional Training Academy.
KNOW Theatre
Binghamton City Stage
74 Carroll Street
Phone: (607) 724-4341
Website: www.knowtheatre.org
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To purchase tickets: Call (607) 724-4341;
www.knowtheatre.org; email or stop by the box
office one hour before the show.
Binghamton’s only downtown theatre, celebrating
more than 20 seasons, KNOW Theatre produces
Off-Broadway intimate, provocative, emotionally
stirring contemporary dramas. KNOW Theatre
supports emerging playwrights with its November
Playwrights’ and Artists’ Festival.
SUNY Broome Theater
901 Upper Front Street
Phone: (607) 778-5191
Theater-at-SUNY-Broome/
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To purchase tickets: (607) 778-5191
Students obtain a strong foundation in training for
the theater arts in acting, directing, stage managing,
scene and costume design. Students gain valuable
experience while participating in productions in the
“Little Theater.”
Tri-Cities Opera
Main stage productions at The Forum Theatre
Second stage performances at the Opera Center
Phone: (607) 772-0400
To purchase tickets: 607-772-0400 or
www.tricitiesopera.com
costumes and outstanding opera productions.
Endicott Performing Arts Center
102 Washington Avenue
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 785-8903
Website: www.endicottarts.com
EPAC-Endicott-Performing-Arts-Center/
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To purchase tickets: (607) 785-8903;
www.EndicottArts.com, or stop by the box office.
A performing arts venue which owns and operates
the historic Robert Eckert Theater. EPAC presents
high-quality performing arts events and provides
education in all aspects of the arts.
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Art
Galleries
Africa House
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 821-2540
Website: www.africaresource.com/house
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday 10am–5pm
A beautifully restored multi-purpose, multidimensional site for art, culture and education
focusing on Africa and the Africa diaspora.
Anthony Brunelli Fine Arts
186 State Street
Phone: (607) 772-0485
Website: www.anthonybrunelli.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/ABFA.NY
Hours of Operation: First Fridays 6pm–9pm;
Saturday noon–4pm, and by appointment.
Contemporary Fine Arts Gallery owned by worldrenowned Photorealist Painter, Anthony Brunelli.
Representing emerging, mid-career, and established
international artists specializing in contemporary
post-modern realism, photorealism and welldisciplined abstract paintings, drawings, sculpture, original prints and alternative photographic
methods.
Aremac Gallery
803 Carl Street
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 765-5274
Website: www.aremacgallery.com
Aremac Gallery is the online marketplace for works
by art photographer Kim Johnson.
Our city is the canvas to many
talented artists. Get lost in a gallery
and discover what inspires you.
The ART Mission & Theatre
61 Prospect Street
Phone: (607) 722-6914
Website: www.artmission.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/
Art-Mission-andTheater/57283978981?fref+ts
Hours of Operation: Tuesday–Thursday 4:30pm–
10pm, Friday 4:30pm–11:30pm,
Saturday 3pm–11:30pm, Sunday 3pm–10pm.
A nonprofit downtown community art and cinema
space supporting contemporary artists and independent film for a growing public.
Binghamton University Art Museum
Fine Arts Building
Vestal, NY 13850
Phone: (607) 777-3252
Website: www.artmuseum.binghamton.edu
Hours of Operation: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday &
Saturday noon–4pm, Thursday noon–7pm.
Features more than 3,000 objects from all major
periods of art history and most parts of the world.
The Bundy Museum of History & Art’s
Open Art Gallery
129 Main Street, 3rd floor
Phone: (607) 772-9179
Website: www.bundymuseum.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/bundymuseum
Hours of Operation: Tuesday–Saturday 11am–5pm
New exhibits open the First Friday of every month.
Used to showcase local talent of emerging as well
as established artists of the Southern Tier.
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City Hall Second Floor Art Gallery
38 Hawley Street
Phone: (607) 772-7001
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday 8:15am–
3:45pm, First Fridays 6pm–9pm
Connelly Gallery
205 State Street
Phone: (607) 722-9593
Website: www.bobconnelly.com
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday 10:30am–5pm,
and by appointment.
In business since 1966 and a full-service gallery and
antique shop. They buy, sell, appraise and consign
important pieces to major auction galleries.
Cooperative Gallery 213
213 State Street
Phone: (607) 724-3462
Website: www.cooperativegallery.com
Hours of Operation: Friday 3pm–6pm,
First Fridays 3pm–9pm, Saturday noon–4pm.
Monthly shows feature local artists presenting
thought-provoking creative forms.
E.L. Downey Studio & Gallery
33 Court Street
2nd Floor
Phone: (607) 727-6275
Website: www.ELDowney.com
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LKBurke Fine Art, LLC
FAAST ~ Fine Arts Society of the
Southern Tier, Inc.
They offer showings at various locations.
Phone: (607) 797-1719
Garland Gallery
Phone: (607) 723-5172
Website: www.garlandgallery.com
Facebook: Garland Gallery
Hours of Operation: Monday–Saturday 10am–6pm
Fine custom framing, plak mounting, posters, cards
and gifts.
JungleScience
33 Court Street
2nd Floor
Phone: (607) 237-7205
Website: www.JungleScience.com
Gallery and art laboratories.
La Loba Creations
4011 Saddlemire Road
Phone: (607) 727-5332
Website: www.lalobacreations.com
At the Art Barn Studio you’ll find an extensive menu
of creative projects to try.
L.K. Burke Fine Art, L.L.C.
Phone: (607) 729-4422
Website: www.LKBurkeFineArt.com
A private gallery, offering select works of art by
professional and promising, emerging contemporary
artists.
New York Art Collection
Phone: (607) 759-0058
Website: www.nyartguide.net
Hours of Operation: By appointment only.
Sells and collects. Introduced in 1995 to showcase the permanent collection of the New York
Art Guide’s quarterly publication, last published in
Spring 2000.
On Point Productions
67 Court Street
2nd Floor
Phone: (607) 773-7850
Website: www.onpoint.net
Orazio Salati Studio & Gallery
204 State Street
Phone: (607) 772-6725
Website: www.oraziosalati.com
Hours of Operation: First Fridays 6pm–9pm,
Saturday 11am–3pm, and by appointment.
Shows regional and national emerging artists,
including internationally recognized Orazio Salati.
Fine crafts are also exhibited.
Pastel Perspectives
21 Wilcox Road
Phone: (607) 722-2754
Website: www.bdyetter.com
Visit the artist’s in-home studio/gallery, a large
collection of artist’s work and works in progress.
Visitors welcome.
Perri Hart Photgraphy
67 Broad Street
Suite 301
Phone: (607) 624-1702
Website: www.perrihartstudio.com
Phelps Mansion Museum
191 Court Street
Phone: (607) 722-4873
Website: www.phelpsmansion.org
PhelpsMansionMuseum
Hours of Operation: Friday–Sunday 10am –3pm
Historic House Museum, listed on the National
Register of Historic American Buildings. Museum
and artwork primarily reflect a Victorian House.
Shard of Glass Gallery
Phone: (607) 765-3540
Website: www.shard-of-glass.com
Artist Karen Stanley creates elegant mosaic jewelry,
contemporary fine art mosaics and offers custom-made pieces for her clients.
Spool MFG
138 Baldwin Street
Website: www.spoolmfg.org
Windsor Whip Works Art Center
98 Main Street
Windsor, NY 13865
Phone: (607) 655-2370
Website: www.whipworksartgallery.org
Hours of Operation: Friday & Saturday 1pm–4pm,
and by appointment Monday–Thursday.
Features the finest in contemporary national and regional art. And serves as a center for art instruction
by some of the finest artists in the area, many of
them with world renowned recognition.
Held on the first Friday of each month from 6pm–9pm,
the First Friday Art Walk features rotating venues ranging
from 30–40 locations downtown and throughout the
city’s neighborhoods. First Friday patrons enjoy gallery
hopping, art openings, music and theatre.
Website: www.gorgeouswashington.com/firstfridays/
firstfridays.html
QuarterYellow
33 Court Street
Phone: (347) 944-3127
Website: www.QuarterYellow.blogspot.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/QuarterYellow
Hours of Operation: Mondays and Wednesdays
6pm–9pm, First Fridays 6pm–9pm.
A vision created by avid art connoisseurs Kady
Perry and Minoo Allen, and an entertainment, art
networking business and gallery.
Roberson Museum & Science Center
30 Front Street
Phone: (607) 772-0660
Hours of Operation: Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday
& Sunday noon–5pm, Friday noon–9pm, closed
Monday & Tuesday.
A cultural hub offering exhibitions, programs and
special events with a focus on art, history and
science.
For Arts Information
Broome County Arts Council
The BCAC mission is “to promote a thriving arts
community, essential to the quality of life in Broome
County. We strive to advance the awareness and
value of the arts through advocacy, fundraising,
grant making, services and programs.”
Website: www.broomearts.org
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Unique
Attractions
and
Recreation
Antique Row
Clinton Street
Phone: (607) 772-2850
Website: www.firstwardaction.org
Hours of operation: Year round; Monday–Saturday
10am –5pm
Visit a few shops of distinction.
Binghamton Visitor Center
Roberson Museum
30 Front Street
Phone: (607) 772-0660
Disability access: Yes
Hours of operation: Year round; Wednesday,
Thursday, Saturday & Sunday noon–5pm, Friday
noon–9pm
Explore the culture, local heritage, and exciting activities the community has to offer. The visitor center
also houses a 50-seat theater.
Binghamton Zoo at Ross Park
60 Morgan Road
Phone: (607) 724-5461
Website: www.rossparkzoo.com
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/binghamtonzoo
Hours of operation: April–November, daily 10am–
5pm (see website for details)
Currently the 5th oldest zoo in the country. A
historical, family attraction, this quaint facility is
home to over 100 different species of animals,
including African penguins, red pandas, wallabies
and Amur tigers.
Go back in time, hypothesize, and
earn your green thumb by visiting one
of our several museums, science centers,
and botanical gardens. Then, get topsyturvy on a carousel, just before exploring
your wild side at the Ross Park Zoo, and
topping your day off with a bird’s eye
view from a hot air balloon.
The Bundy Museum of History & Art
127-129 Main Street
Phone: (607) 772-9179
Website: www.bundymuseum.org
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/bundymuseum
Disability access: No
Hours of operation: Tuesday–Saturday 11am–5pm
or by appointment. Call to confirm. Groups welcome
by appointment.
Features changing exhibits of local art, a vintage
barber shop, an African art gallery, a timeclock
exhibit telling the forgotten story of the origins of
IBM, and more.
Candy Land
5199 Route 79
Port Crane, NY 13833
Phone: (607) 693-2200
Website: www.4greatcandy.com
Hours of operation: 10am–5pm daily
The largest candy store you have ever seen! Featuring all your childhood favorites from the 1950’s, plus
the hot new candies.
Chenango Ice Rink
614 River Road
Phone: (607) 204-5075
Website: www.chenangoicerink.com
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/chenangoicerink
Hours of operation: seven days (as scheduled only)
Family-owned rink that provides ice time to men’s
leagues and youth hockey programs (STHA and
Binghamton Blizzards), along with the BU Club
Hockey.
Chuckster’s
1915 Vestal Parkway West
Vestal, NY 13850
Phone: (607) 748-7888
Website: www.chucksters-vestal.com
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/pages/
Chucksters-Vestal/116843701667575
Hours of operation: Varies—check Facebook for
current information.
Mini golf, climbing wall, jumpster, batting cages,
homemade ice cream, food services, and more!
Churches
Phone: (607) 237-0887
Website: www.pastny.org
Hours of operation: By appointment
Our ethnic diversity is proudly displayed by the
architecture and structures found on our city streets.
Home to several gold-domed and Ukranian wooden
churches. Tours can be arranged, for a fee, through
the Preservation Association of the Southern Tier.
The Cider Mill
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 754-0962
Website: www.cidermillendicott.com
Hours of operation: Mid-August–December 1, 7am–6pm
An authentic, working cider mill: The Farmstand –
apples, pumpkins, mums and other fall harvest specials.
The Cider Mill Press Room - watch them press
fresh, no-preservative cider. The Cider Mill Kitchen –
cake-batter doughnuts, old-time candy apples, pies,
cookies, jams, jellies and cheddar cheeses.
Cutler Botanical Garden
Phone: (607) 772-8953
Website: www.ccebroomecounty.com/
cutler-botanic-gardens
Cutler-Botanic-Garden/144106448932952?sk=info
Hours of operation: 365 days/year, during daylight hours
A center for teaching horticulture and environmental
issues.
The Discovery Center of the Southern Tier
60 Morgan Road
Phone: (607) 773-8661
Website: www.thediscoverycenter.org
Discovery-Center-of-The-Southern-Tier/
114084365287000
Hours of operation: July and August: Monday–
Friday 10am–4pm, Saturday 10am–5pm. September–
June: Monday 10am–3pm (Birth–Pre-K only–open
to all on school holidays), Tuesday–Friday 10am–
4pm, Saturday 10am.
22,500 square feet of play-and-learn indoor
exhibits and an award-winning outdoor story
garden with hands-on activities.
The Edge Mini Golf
800 Hooper Road
Endwell, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 786-3343
Website: www.theedgeminigolf.com
Hours of operation: Spring Hours: (until mid June)
Monday–Thursday 4pm to 8pm, Friday 4pm to 9pm,
Saturday & Sunday noon to 8pm. Summer Hours:
(starting mid June) Open daily noon–10pm.
The Edge Sports Complex
2220 Vestal Road
Vestal, NY 13850
Phone: (607) 786-3343
Website: www.edgesportscomplex.com
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/pages/TheEdge-Sports-Complex/148491838548686
Hours of operation: November–April: Monday–
Friday 3pm–9pm; Saturday 9am–9pm; Sunday
9am–6pm.
A 50,000 square foot indoor sports facility with two
indoor turf fields and six batting/pitching cages for
baseball/softball.
Enchanted Gardens
Canoe rentals & more
2975 NY Route 7
Harpursville, NY 13787
Phone: (607) 693-2755
Website: www.canoerental.net
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/pages/Enchanted-gardens-canoe-rental/251461324988643
Hours of operation: Saturday and Sunday 8am–5pm
and by appointment
Explore the upper Susquehanna River by canoe or
kayak. There is also a garden center and florist.
The Endicott History and Heritage
Center
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 754-6886
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/
EndicottHistoryandHeritageCenter
Email: [email protected] //
[email protected]
Hours of operation: Thursday noon–4pm and by
appointment
Features the IBM Endicott Collection, operated by the
Old Village of Union Historical Society. This collection
chronicles IBM’s evolution from 1880 to 1980.
Endicott Visitor Center
300 Lincoln Avenue
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 757-5355
Endicott-Visitor-Center/241117212675499
Hours of operation: Thursday–Saturday noon–4pm
Located in Colonial Hall, a white pillared mansion
once home to Harpur College. Featuring an extensive Endicott Johnson display and an IBM room.
Revolving exhibits include vintage wedding gowns,
U.E. sports and B.C. Open Golf memorabilia.
Finch Hollow Nature Center
1394 Oakdale Road
Phone: (607) 729-4231
Website: www.gobroomecounty.com/finchhollow
Broome-County-Parks/220422058003576
Hours of operation: Hours vary, trails open daily
during daylight hours, call ahead.
A nature interpretive museum, a short trail system,
year-round educational programs for the general
public, and organized groups. Free admission.
Galaxy Brewing Company
41 Court Street
Phone: (607) 761-9268
Website: www.galaxybrewingco.com
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/galaxybrewingco
Hours of operation: seven days a week, 11am–11pm
A brewpub and restaurant. They serve 14 craft beers
on tap that are brewed on site, and have a menu
that includes lunch and dinner entrees ranging from
burgers and fries to tasty vegetarian entrees.
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Unique Attractions and Recreation
Kopernik Observatory & Science Center
689 Underwood Road
Vestal, NY 13850
Phone: (607) 748-3685
Website: www.kopernik.org
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/
KopernikObservatory
Hours of operation: Every Friday night from March–
December for programs and observing.
Largest public observatory in the Northeast. Offering
classes, programs and events that promote Science,
Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) education
for students K–12. Also available for private functions.
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Legends Year Round Golf Center
130 Dimmock Hill Road
Phone: (607) 206-2131
Website: www.thelegendsgolfcenter.com
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/Legendsyearroundgolf
Hours of operation: Range open from 8am–dark;
Pro Shop open weekdays 2pm–8pm, weekends
10am–8pm.
Heated, covered tee driving range, two indoor
simulators, golf instruction and regripping.
Little Italy Endicott Heritage Center
and Museum
109 Odell Avenue
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 239-6717
Website: www.endicottny.com/LittleItaly.html
Celebrates the history of immigrants who settled in
the area of Endicott. Displays give an overview of
the history of Little Italy Endicott, Endicott Johnson
and IBM.
Carousel Capital of the World!
Located in six parks throughout the County
Hours of operation: Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day.
Hours of operation vary by park. For specific hours of operation, please go to our website:
www.visitbinghamton.org/things-to-do/carousels/. Carousel operation is weather dependent.
As “Carousel Capital of the World,” Greater Binghamton is home to six restored antique carousels.
The carousels were given as a gift to the community from the Johnson Family with the understanding
that there never be a charge for the magical ride! Additional information: Carousels cannot operate in inclement weather.
CFJ Carousel
98 CFJ Boulevard
Phone: (607) 797-0212
Website: www.villageofjc.com
Installed in 1923, this carousel is the largest in
Broome County, featuring 72 figures; 4-abreast.
The carousel is considered the most elaborate;
retaining original carvings, scenic panels and
beveled mirrors.
George W. Johnson Carousel
George W. Johnson Park
201 Oak Hill Avenue
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 757-2421
Installed in 1934 and historically restored in 1994,
this carousel has 36 horses, 3-abreast and two
chariots in its original carousel pavilion. A glass
enclosure was added in 1999. Situated in the heart
of Endicott’s “Northside” and “Little Italy” neighborhoods, the George W. Johnson Park features
swimming pools, bathhouse, picnic shelters, ball
fields and playground.
Highland Park Carousel
Highland Park
801 Hooper Road
Endwell, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 786-2970
Installed in 1925, this carousel features 36
animals, 3-abreast, including a pig and a dog.
Highland Park also has a swimming pool, picnic
areas, playgrounds, tennis courts and ball fields.
Recreation Park Carousel
Recreation Park
Phone: (607) 772-7017
Website: www.cityofbinghamton.com
Installed in 1925, this carousel includes 60 jumping horses, 4-abreast; chariots; and the original
2-roll frame WurliTzer Military Band Organ with
bells. The horses and the original carousel house
cupola have been restored. Situated in historic
Recreation Park, facilities include a Rod Serling
Memorial Plaque, bandshell concerts, pools and
bathhouse and tennis courts.
Ross Park Carousel
Ross Park
60 Morgan Road
Phone: (607) 772-7017
Website: www.cityofbinghamton.com
Installed in 1920, this carousel features 60
jumping horses, 4-abreast; two chariots (one with
monkeys) and an original 51-key WurliTzer Military
Band Organ. Park also features 5th oldest zoo
in the United States, the Discovery Center of the
Southern Tier, a playground, and a sheltered picnic
area, all in a wooded setting.
West Endicott Park Carousel
West Endicott Park
500 Maple Street
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 786-2970
Installed in 1929, this carousel features
36 animals, 3-abreast, including a pig and a
dog. West Endicott Park also has a wading pool,
picnic area, playground, sand pit, tennis courts
and basketball court.
NuWaka Shirts and Shows
732 Vestal Parkway, Suite 2
Vestal, NY 13850
Phone: (607) 205-1133
Website: www.nuwaka.com
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/nuwaka
Hours of operation: Monday: 11am–5pm, Tuesday–
Saturday: 11am–7pm.
Create your own custom shirt design, print it, embellish it and model on our runway. Great family fun for
boys and girls of all ages.
Old Barn Hollow Local Food and
Artisan Market
1217 Vestal Avenue
Phone: (607) 217-5993
Website: www.oldbarnhollow.com
OldBarnHollowMarket
Hours of operation: Tuesday–Thursday noon–6pm,
Friday & Saturday 10am–6pm.
The first and only “Locavore” store in the Southern
Tier of New York and the Northern Tier of Pennsylvania. Every product is either grown at an area farm
or made in small batches by a local artisan. We have
Binghamton’s only 100% gluten-free baker.
191 Court Street
Phone: (607) 722-4873
Website: www.phelpsmansion.org
PhelpsMansionMuseum
Hours of operation: Friday–Sunday 10am–3pm
Historic House Museum, built for Sherman D. Phelps
in 1870–72, local banker and business man.
Roberson Museum Science Center
30 Front Street
Phone: (607) 772-0660
RobersonMuseum
Hours of operation: Year round; Closed Monday &
Tuesday; Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday & Sunday
noon–5pm, Friday noon–9pm.
A cultural hub offering exhibitions, programs and
special events with a focus on art, history and
science. Home to the region’s largest public model
train display and a digital planetarium.
Skate Estate
3401 Old Vestal Road
Vestal, NY 13850
Phone: (607) 797-9000
Website: www.skateestate.com
Hours of operation: Hours vary by season, please
check website for details.
Year-round fun (outdoor attractions are seasonal)
featuring: roller skating, laser storm, rock-climbing
wall, miniature golf, and the Water Wiz water slide.
Southern Tier Balloon Tours
Otsiningo Park
Binghamton, New York 13904
Phone: (607) 222-7620
Website: www.stballoon.com
Take flight and get a unique view of Greater
Binghamton’s greatest sights.
The Stage at Little Italy
George W. Johnson Park
201 Oak Hill Avenue
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 757-2421
Disability access: Yes (They have a golf cart available
for transportation to the stage.)
Hours of operation: Schedule available at
www.endicottny.com.
Features a band shell that resembles the original
band shell built by Endicott Johnson Corporation
for their many summer concerts and events. Annual
events include: EPAC Shakespeare in the Park, The
Union Endicott Community Band, and Thursday
Night Little Italy Concerts.
Tech Works!
321 Water Street
Phone: (607) 723-8600
Website: www.ctandi.org
Disability Access: Yes
Hours of Operation: Weekend events as scheduled,
Tuesday–Thursday 10am–2pm. Please visit website
for more details.
Experience innovation — past, present & future. Pilot a Link flight trainer, do math with a vintage
mainframe computer, explore high tech companies
from A–V.
Vestal Museum
Vestal, NY 13850
Phone: (607) 748-1432
Website: www.vestalny.com –“Department” on top
right–scroll to Museum
The.Vestal.Museum
Hours of operation: Wednesday–Saturday 10am–
3pm
A former 1881 DLW Depot that offered railroad
passenger service from Hoboken to Buffalo. Displays
feature permanent and changing exhibits, Native
American, Railroad, domestic items, school and
Historical Society programs.
Water Street Brewing Co.
168 Water Street
Phone: (607) 217-4546
Website: www.waterstreetbrewingco.com
Water-Street-Brewing-Co/253131014703260
Hours of operation: Tuesday–Thursday 4pm–11pm,
Friday & Saturday noon–midnight, Sunday
noon–7pm.
Offering high quality craft beer, brewed on the
premises and served directly from their tanks. Food
options availble.
Windy Hill Candle Factory
5201 Route 79
Phone: (607) 693-2429
Website: www.candleme.com
Hours of operation: 10am–5pm daily
Over one million handmade candles in stock.
Buy direct and save.
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Sports,
Sports,
Sports
211 Henry Street
Phone: (607) 723-METS (6387)
New York Mets play 71 home games each year at
Binghamton Senators—AHL Hockey Team
1 Stuart Street
Phone: (607) 722-SENS (7367)
season runs from October–April. Home games are
played at downtown Binghamton’s Veterans
Memorial Arena.
Vestal, NY 13850
Phone: (607) 777-2832
Website: www.bubearcats.com
Join all the action when the Bearcats Division I
NCAA men’s and women’s basketball teams tip-off
in the state-of-the-art BU Events Center. In addition,
watch the Bearcats men’s and women’s soccer and
lacrosse teams compete under the lights at the
Bearcats Sports Complex. Other on-campus facilities
include the West Gym, baseball and softball fields
and tennis courts. This is Bearcats Country!
Take a time out, because the game is
on in Binghamton. Home runs, hat
tricks, or three pointers, whatever
sport you’re a fan of, pick a team,
take a seat, and cheer.
Broome County Veterans Memorial
Arena
1 Stuart Street
Phone: (607) 778-1528 or (800)745-3000 (tickets
only)
Website: www.broomearenaforum.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/broomearenaforum
Home of the AHL Binghamton Senators and the
annual Mirabito STOP-DWI Holiday Classic basket
ball tournament. The Arena also hosts concerts,
family shows, the Kalurah Shrine circus, ice shows,
trade shows, and other sporting events.
Broome-Tioga Sports Center
50 Shaffer Road
Richford, NY 13835
Phone: (607) 849-4438
Website: www.broome-tioga.com
Off-road racing facility promoting a variety of
events including: motorcycle motocross events,
ATV motocross events, snowmobile sno-cross
and music concerts.
Chris Thater Memorial Races
Recreation Park
Phone: (607) 778-2056
Website: www.bcstopdwi.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/ChrisThater
The Chris Thater Memorial is dedicated in memory
of Chris Thater, an avid cyclist, who was killed by a
drunk driver. The race consists of the Pro, Elite, and
Novice cycling events, a National class 5K run and
an outdoor festival and expo.
Dick’s Sporting Goods Open
En-Joie Golf Course
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 205-1500
Website: www.dsgopen.com
dickssportinggoodsopen
As the largest professional sporting event in Central
New York, The Dick’s Sporting Goods Open provides
a premier sporting experience. With a field filled
with The Champions Tour’s finest and a memorable
Friday night Concert each year, The Dick’s Sporting
Goods Open offeres a unique time for all to enjoy.
2220 Vestal Road
Vestal, NY 13850
Phone: (607) 786-3343
Website: www.theedgesportscomplex.com
The-Edge-Sports-Complex/148491838548686
The Edge is a 50,000 square-foot indoor sports facility
located on Vestal Road. They have two indoor turf fields
and six batting/pitching cages for baseball/softball.
Five-Mile Point Speedway
PO Box 54
100 Francis Street
Kirkwood, NY 13795
Phone: (607) 775-5555
Website: www.fivemilepointspeedway.net
Greater Binghamton Sports Complex
1500 Airport Road
Phone: (607) 729-5165
Website: www.greaterbinghamtonsportscomplex.com
Greater-Binghamton-Sports-Complex/
189345037796582
GBSC is home of the largest dome in the country.
They are able to host all field sports and state
competitions, such as soccer, field hockey, lacrosse,
softball, gymnastics and more!
Mirabito STOP-DWI Holiday Classic
Basketball Tournament
1 Stuart Street
Phone: (607) 778-2056
Website: www.bcholidayclassic.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/stopdwiholidayclassic
The Mirabito STOP-DWI Holiday Classic is a project
of the Broome County STOP-DWI Program to
promote an anti-substance abuse and drunk-driving
message to student athletes.
Grippen Park BMX
Grippen Park County Park
607 S. Grippen Avenue
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 748-2974
Website: www.grippenparkbmx.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/grippenparkbmx
BMX racing all year—see their website for dates
and times of events.
STOP-DWI Tournament of Champions
BAGSAI Softball Complex
Cutler Pond Road
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 761-8095
The premiere softball tournament in the Northeast
which brings 60–70 top junior Olympic programs
from throughout the US to Binghamton, NY. A mustdo recruiting tournament in the Northeast averaging
70 colleges in attendance.
Phone: (607) 206-2131
Website: www.thelegendsgolfcenter.com
Legendsyearroundgolf
Heated, covered tee driving range, two indoor
simulators, golf instruction and regripping.
Levene Gouldin & Thompson
Tennis Challenger
Recreation Park
Phone: (607) 754-5952
Website: www.binghamtonchallenger.com
Levene-Gouldin-Thompson-Tennis-Challenger/
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The Levene Gouldin & Thompson Tennis Challenger,
a USTA Pro Circuit Event hosted by the Tennis
Charities of Binghamton, Inc., takes place each summer at Recreation Park before the US Open. It is an
opportunity to see world-class tennis up close and
personal, as well as support local not-for-profits.
Snowmobiling
Local clubs groom terrific and challenging trails
throughout the county. Contact our local clubs for
trails and more information.
BC Sno-Riders
PO Box 312
Phone: (607) 693-3007
Website: www.bcsnoriders.snowclubs.com
BC-Sno-Riders-Inc/289075846829
BC Sno-Riders is a family-oriented snowmobile club.
They maintain 50 miles of scenic trails in Broome
and Chenango Counties, connecting with 10,000
miles of trails in New York State.
Ridge Riders
Website: www.ridgeriderswp.org
SUNY Broome Athletics
907 Front Street
Phone: (607) 778-5003
Website: www.bcchornets.com
The Athletic Department at BCC houses a state-ofthe-art Ice Center that is the centerpiece of the
athletic complex. There are two gynmasiums, a baseball field, grass soccer field and six tennis courts.
SUNY Broome Ice Center
907 Front Street
Phone: (607) 778-5423
Website: www.sunybroome.edu/icecenter
Faceboook: www.facebook.com/IceCenter
The Ice Center is a single sheet ice rink that is host
to many ice activities as well as non-ice activities.
The Ice Center has been host to cat shows, dog
shows, various trade shows, job fairs, wrestling
tournaments, dance competitions and more.
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Where
to Rest,
Play
and Shop
Hotels/Motels
1 Best Western Plus of Johnson City
2 Binghamton Courtyard by Marriott
3 Comfort Inn
4 Comfort Suites
5 Days Inn
6 DoubleTree by Hilton Binghamton
7 Econo Lodge Inn & Suites
8 Fairfield Inn - Binghamton
9 The Grand Royale Hotel
10 Hampton Inn Johnson City
11 Hampton Inn & Suites Binghamton/Vestal
12 Holiday Inn Binghamton
13 Holiday Inn Express & Suites Binghamton University/Vestal
14 Homewood Suites by Hilton
15 Howard Johnson Inn & Suites
16 Knights Inn
17 La Quinta Inn – Johnson City
18 Motel 6
19 Parkway Inn
20 Quality Inn & Suites
21 Red Carpet Inn
22 Red Roof Inn
23 Residence Inn
24 Super 8 Motel
25 Traditions at the Glen
26 Vestal Motel
B&B’s/Country Inns
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The Inn at Endwell Greens
Pickle Hill Bed & Breakfast
Pumpkin Pine Farm Bed & Breakfast
Scotts Oquaga Lake House, Inc.
West Branch Resort
Facilities
1 Binghamton University
2 Broome County Fairgrounds
3 Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena
4 Forum Theatre
5 Greater Binghamton Airport
6 Greater Binghamton Convention & Visitors Bureau
7 NYSEG Stadium
8 SUNY Broome
Your personal Greater Binghamton
travel guide. Here are directions to
wherever you need to go. Don’t get lost.
At the junction of three major interstates— I-81, I-88 and NY 17 (soon to be I-86)
—Greater Binghamton can be reached from all directions by car. Bus lines keep
passengers on schedule.
1 hr. from Scranton
1 hr. from Syracuse
2 hrs., 15 min. from Albany
3 hrs., 15 min. from NYC
3 hrs., 30 min. from Philadelphia
3 hrs., 45 min. from Buffalo
4 hrs., 30 min. from Boston
4 hrs., 45 min. from Ottawa
5 hrs., 30 min. from Toronto
5 hrs., 30 min. from Washington, DC
5 hrs., 45 min. from Cleveland
6 hrs. from Pittsburgh
Thousand
Islands
Region
Adirondack
Mountains Region
Great Lakes Region
Carrier Dome/
Syracuse University
Finger Lakes
Wine Country
Corning Museum
of Glass
National Baseball
Hall of Fame
Capital District
Hudson
River Valley
Catskill
Mountains
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Long Island
Antique Row
Binghamton Zoo at Ross Park
The Bundy Museum of History & Art
Candy Land & Windy Hill Candle Factory
Chenango Ice Rink
Chuckster’s
The Cider Mill
Cutler Botanical Garden
The Discovery Center of the Southern Tier
The Edge Mini Golf
Enchanted Gardens - Canoe rentals & more
Endicott History and Heritage Center
Endicott Visitor Center
Galaxy Brewing Company
Greater Binghamton Sports Complex
Grippen Park BMX
Kopernik Observatory & Science Center
Little Italy Endicott Heritage Center & The Stage at Little Italy
NuWaka Shirts and Shows
Old Barn Hollow Local Food and Artisan Market
Roberson Museum Science Center & Binghamton Visitor Center
Skate Estate
Vestal Museum
Water Street Brewing Co.
Important phone numbers
Broome County Parks & Recreation _______________ (607) 778-2193
Broome County Veterans Memorial Areana (Box Office) _(607) 778-6626
Greater Binghamton Airport ____________________ (607) 763-4471
Greater Binghamton Convention & Visitors Bureau ____ (607) 772-8860
The Forum Theatre (Box Office) __________________ (607) 778-1369
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital ___________________ (607) 798-5111
UHS Binghamton General Hospital _______________ (607) 762-2200
UHS Wilson Regional Medical Center _____________ (607) 763-6000
B.C. Transit (local) ___________________________
Coach USA/Chenango Valley Bus Lines ____________
Coach USA/Shortline _________________________
Greyhound ________________________________
(607) 778-1692
(607) 724-1000
(607) 722-7553
(607) 723-2325
For a list of Taxi Cab companies registered with Broome County, please
visit www.visitbinghamton.org/taxi.
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Address / Contact InfORmation
AAA Ranking
Airport Shuttle
($ = fee)
Best Western Plus of Johnson City
569 Harry L. Drive • Johnson City, NY 13790 • (607) 729-9194 • (607)
729-3205 • (800) 528-1234 • www.bestwestern.com/ofjohnsoncity •
www.facebook.com/bwplusjohnsoncityny • [email protected]
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Binghamton Courtyard by Marriott
3801 Vestal Parkway East • Vestal, NY 13850 • (607) 644-1000 •
(607) 644-1022 • (866) 541-5800 • www.marriott.com/bgmvs •
[email protected]
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Comfort Inn
1000 Upper Front Street • Binghamton, NY 13905 • (607) 724-3297 •
(607) 771-0206 • (800) 469-7009 • www.comfortinn.com/hotelbinghamton-new-york-ny302 • [email protected]
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$81–129
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Comfort Suites
(607) 766-0601 • www.choicehotels.com • [email protected]
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$106–
130+
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Days Inn
65 Front Street • Binghamton, NY 13905 • (607) 724-2412 •
(607) 722-4000 • www.daysinn.com
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Under $80
$106–129
DoubleTree by Hilton Binghamton
225 Water Street • Binghamton, NY 13901 • (607) 722-7575 • (607)
724-7263 • (800) 723-7676 • www.binghamton.doubletree.com • www.
facebook.com/pages/DoubleTree-by-Hilton-Binghamton/389538184447208
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$106–
130+
Econo Lodge Inn & Suites
690 Old Front Street • Binghamton, NY 13905 • (607) 724-1341 •
(607) 773-8287 • [email protected]
102
Under $80
Fairfield Inn – Binghamton
(607) 651-1022 • (800) 228-2800 • www.marriott.com/BGMFI
82
$130+
The Grand Royale Hotel
79 Collier Street • Binghamton, NY 13901 • (607) 722-0000 •
(607) 722-7912 • www.grandroyalehotel.com •
[email protected]
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$81–130+
Hampton Inn Johnson City
630 Field Street • Johnson City, NY 13790 • (607) 729-9125 •
(607) 729-9816 • (800) HAMPTON • www.binghamtonjohnsoncity.
hamptoninn.com • [email protected]
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Hampton Inn & Suites Binghamton/Vestal
3708 Vestal Parkway East • Vestal, NY 13850 • (607) 797-5000 • (607)
797-5610 • (800) HAMPTON • www.hampton-inn.com/hi/vestal • www.
facebook.com/pages/Hampton-Inn-Suites-BinghamtonVestal/
345209395520026 • [email protected]
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$106–
130+
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Holiday Inn Binghamton
2-8 Hawley Street • Binghamton, NY 13901 • (607) 722-1212 • (607) 7226063 • (800) HOLIDAY • www.holidayinnbinghamton.com • https://www.
facebook.com/holidayinnbinghamton • [email protected]
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Holiday Inn Express & Suites Binghamton
University/Vestal
(607) 348-0089 • (800) HOLIDAY • www.hiebinghamtonu.com •
www.facebook.com/pages/Holiday-Inn-Express-Suites-BinghamtonUniversityVestal-NY/200965848160 • [email protected]
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Homewood Suites by Hilton
3603 Vestal Parkway East • Vestal, NY 13850 • (607) 296-4800 • (607)
296-4801 • (800) HILTONS • www.binghamtonvestal.homewoodsuites.com
• www.facebook.com/Homewood.Suites.Vestal • [email protected]
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$106–
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Howard Johnson Inn & Suites
(607) 722-1823 • (800) 446-4656 • www.howardjohnsonbinghamton.com
• [email protected]
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$81–129
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Indoor pool and spa, breakfast buffet, meeting room space, free wifi, half mile away
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For business or leisure, come enjoy the hospitality at the Comfort Inn. Our friendly staff
looks forward to meeting your needs. Our hot breakfast will start your day off right!
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Complete suite hotel, non-smoking, petless, free wifi and full breakfast, indoor heated
pool and fitness center. Close to shopping and restaurants.
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DoubleTree by Hilton Binghamton offers an array of meeting rooms equaling over
35,000 square feet of meeting space along with the River Bistro Restaurant and 207
fully renovated guest rooms.
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102 rooms, kings, doubles, suites, jacuzzi suites, easy access off Rt. 81, outdoor pool,
truck parking, near many restaurants, free wifi, continental breakfast, fridge and
microwave in all rooms.
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82 spacious rooms, deluxe continental breakfast, indoor pool with spa, fitness room
with cardio equipment.
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Located in the heart of downtown Binghamton, The Grand Royale Hotel offers business,
seminar, conference and banquet/reception rooms, fitness center, restaurant and
lounge, free wifi and Keurig coffee makers.
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Newly renovated hotel. Complimentary hot, full breakfast, indoor heated pool, fitness
room and wifi.
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Conveniently located. Spacious standard rooms and suites, which include on-the-house
hot breakfast. Heated indoor pool, fitness center, free HSIA, shuttle service and Hilton
Honors Reward Program. 100% satisfaction guaranteed.
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A full-service 237 room Hotel and Conference Center centrally located in downtown
Binghamton, within walking distance to stores, restaurants and pubs.
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81 room property with indoor pool and fitness center, 24-hour business center and
800 square foot meeting space. Rates always include free wifi and a hot breakfast
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Homewood Suites by Hilton is an all-suites hotel that features full kitchens. Amenities
include 24-hour fitness center, an indoor pool, complimentary breakfast buffet and a
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65 rooms mid-scale hotel offers smoking and non-smoking rooms. All rooms are
renovated and include fridge, microwave, coffee maker, hairdryer, iron and ironing
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Ideally located in the heart of the Greater Binghamton area. Clean and comfortable guest
rooms. Free hot breakfast. Extensive fitness center. Free wifi. Cocktail lounge. Convenient
highway access. Numerous dining and shopping options in the immediate area.
A relaxing pool area and two large meeting rooms for weddings, parties or any type
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Motel 6
(607) 773-4781 • (866) 273-0039 • www.motel6.com •
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Parkway Inn
(607) 785-3312 • [email protected]
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Under $80
Quality Inn & Suites
(607) 729-6407 • www.qualityinnvestal.com • [email protected]
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$80–105
Red Carpet Inn
749 West Main Street • Endicott, NY 13760 • (607) 754-1533 •
(607) 754-1534 • (800) 251-1962 • bookroomsnow.com/locations/RNYEN
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130+
Red Roof Inn
590 Fairview Street • Johnson City, NY 13790 • (607) 729-8940 •
(607) 729-8949 • (800) 843-7663 • www.redroof.com •
[email protected]
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Residence Inn
(607) 770-6216 • (800) MARRIOTT • www.marriott.com/bgmny •
[email protected]
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$130+
Super 8 Motel
650 Old Front Street • Binghamton, NY 13905 • (607) 773-8111 •
(607) 773-8111 • (800) 800-8000 • www.super8.com •
www.facebook.com/pages/Super-8/196369813718657 • [email protected]
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Traditions at the Glen
4101 Watson Boulevard • Johnson City, NY 13790 • (607) 797-2381 •
(607) 584-5386 • www.traditionsresort.com • www.facebook.com/Tradtions
AtTheGlen?v=app_6261817190 • [email protected]
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Vestal Motel
1016 Vestal Parkway East • Vestal, NY 13850 • (607) 754-8090
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Pickle Hill Bed & Breakfast
795 Chenango Street • Binghamton, NY 13901 • (607) 723-0259 •
www.picklehill.net
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Pumpkin Pine Farm Bed & Breakfast
2380 NY Route 79 • Harpursville, NY 13787 • (607) 821-4814 •
www.pumpkinpinefarm.com
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Scott’s Oquaga Lake House
591 Oquaga Lake Road • Deposit, NY 13754 • (607) 467-3094 •
(607) 467-2370 • www.scottsfamilyresort.com • [email protected]
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West Branch Resort
150 Faulkener Road • Hancock, NY 13783 • (607) 467-5525 •
(800) 201-2557 • www.westbranchresort.com •
www.facebook.com/westbranchangler • [email protected]
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3701 Sally Piper Road • Endwell NY 13760 • (607) 766-9973 •
(607) 785-5709 • www.endwellgreensgolf.com • www.facebook.com/
pages/Endwell-Greens-Golf-Club-Banquet-Center/113714528680145 •
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B&Bs,
country inns & resorts
Bus Parking
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581 Harry L. Drive • Johnson City, NY 13790 • (607) 770-9333 •
(607) 770-7526 • (800) 753-3757 • http://6003.lq.com •
www.facebook.com/lqbinghamtonjohnsoncity • [email protected]
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AAA Ranking
2603 East Main Street • Endwell, NY 13760 • (607) 754-8020 •
(607) 754-6768 • (800) 531-4667 • www.knightsinn-ny.com •
[email protected]
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Ideally located in the heart of the Greater Binghamton area. Clean and comfortable
guest rooms. Free hot breakfast. Extensive fitness center. Free wifi. Convenient
highway access. Numerous dining and shopping options in the immediate area.
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Newly renovated rooms. Clean, comfortable and less expensive.
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Upon request–fridge, microwave, iron, ironing board, hairdryer and coffee maker.
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Located on the Vestal Parkway, directly across from Binghamton University – this
newly renovated hotel offers 144 spacious rooms with refrigerators, microwaves and
a hot breakfast buffet.
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Clean, affordable rooms, jacuzzi suites, kitchenettes, complimentary breakfast and
newspaper, microwave and refrigerator in all rooms, across from PGA golf course.
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Located two miles west of Binghamton, NY, this completely renovated and 100%
smoke-free Red Roof Inn offers flat screen TV’s in all rooms, free wifi and long
distance calls as well as micro-fridges in the Double and Superior king rooms.
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Newly renovated February 2012. Brand new 32” flat screen TVs in all rooms. New
furniture in all rooms. All rooms have micro-fridge. Free breakfast buffet, wifi.
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Everything under one roof–luxurious guest rooms, 18-hole championship golf course,
banquet/meeting space, two outdoor tents, state-of-the-art spa and salt sanctuary.
Vestal Motel has been owned and operated by the same owner since 1976. They have
weekly and monthly rates and the rooms are very clean. Be my guest.
Other Amenities
Jacuzzi tub, steam shower, exercise room, infrared
sauna.
Spacious rooms, private baths, suites. Great room and deck overlooking the 15th hole of
their award-winning golf course. Enjoy sunsets on the deck, relax in massage chairs, take
a walk on the nature trails.
Dietary restricted menu available.
This cozy retreat was once near a canal connecting Binghamton to the Erie Canal. Enjoy
our front porch or take a walk in the park.
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Air conditioner and TV in all rooms. Microwave and
refrigerator.
Enjoy country comfort – Full country style breakfast. They make their own maple syrup
and have their own chickens. Enjoy walking trails, beautiful gardens and campfires. Just
come, relax and enjoy!
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All meals, golf, tennis, water skiing, live shows
included in price.
The Scott Family continues a tradition started at Oquaga Lake in 1869. 1,000 acre
family resort, friendliness of a bed and breakfast, excitement of a cruise, delicious meals,
comfortable rooms, golf, water skiing, sailing, dance lessons and nightly shows, all
included in one price.
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Pool, restaurant, retail store, fishing, sporting class.
30 log homes sitting on two miles of riverfront. Fireplace suites and restaurant on site.
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Rod Serling
Edwin
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The
Binghamton
Stars
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Performing Arts
Rich Baker—makeup artist—created Were-Cat
creature in Michael Jackson’s Thriller
Chris Wedge—born in Binghamton, he is
co-founder and Vice President of Creative Development at Blue Sky Studios, principal animator for the
Disney movie Tron and director of the animated film
Ice Age
Stephen Roessner—musician/recording, Music
Engineer Grammy Winner
Fine Arts
Marla Olmstead—child artist—abstract art,
born in 2000, started selling (profitable) abstract
paintings at only four years old
Anthony Brunelli—World-renown Photo
realistic Painter, from Binghamton, New York, Gallery
in Binghamton
Orazio Salati—Abstract Impressionist, Immigrated
to Binghamton, New York from Arnara, Gallery in
Binghamton
Armando Dellasanta—Painter known for
vibrant depictions of street scenes, born and grew
up in an immigrant neighborhood of Binghamton
Nate Giorgio—Painter, known for portraits as
Michael Jackson’s personal artist, OPUS 1984, born
in Binghamton, New York, many different styles
and techniques, praised for how he handles color,
minimalist painting
Brant Parker—Cartoonist, co-creator of Wizard
of Id, after leaving Walt Disney Studios in 1945, he
moved to New York and became a cartoonist for the
Binghamton Press
Athletics
F
Mike Dunham
Jones Brothers:
Arthur Jones (oldest)—Endicott High School,
defensive end for the 2013 Super Bowl Champion
team Baltimore Ravens
Jon Jones (Bones Jones)—Endicott High School,
Current World Ultimate Fighting Championship
(UFC) Light Heavyweight Champion
Binghamton, New York is the
common ground that links
these famous faces. Can you
match these memorable Stars
with what sets them apart?
Dena DeRose
Chandler Jones (youngest)—Endicott High
School, New England Patriots defensive end
Hidy Ochiai—Resident of Binghamton for most
of his life, accredited for bringing Japanese WashinRyu style to the United States, Five-time winner of
US Grand National Karate Championship
Jack Sharkey—American Heavyweight
Champion Boxer 1929
Jimmy Johnson—Graduated from UnionEndicott High School, pitcher for Major League’s
Baltimore Orioles, traded to Oakland Athletics for
2014 season
1
This 1918 Kentucky Derby Champion
started in 99 races and was known to
sleep standing up. He did not go on to win
the Triple Crown. But he did go on to win
50 out of 100 races and become a living
legend.
2
Good luck getting past this hometown
hockey legend when he’s between the
pipes.
3
“Hollywood’s angry young man,” holds a
special place in our hearts—no, make that
a dimension. “This is the dimension of the
imagination. It is an area which we call
the Twilight Zone.”
4
Adding new meaning to improvisation,
this double-threat jazz pianist added
vocals to her musical repertoire after a
medical condition prevented her from
playing the piano.
5
Over air, underwater, or immersed in virtual
simulation, this Binghamton inventor has
accumulated over 27 patented designs in
oceanography, navigation, and aeronautics,
but he is best known for inventing the
Blue Box Flight Simulator and lending his
name to the Binghamton Airport.
6
This author of the classic comic strip
about life lived in caves will go down in
Binghamton Prehistory.
Comedy
David Sedaris—Humorist and Writer, Grammy
Nominee
Amy Sedaris—Wrote for Daily Show, guest
appearances in several television programs and
films, starred in three seasons of Comedy Central’s
sitcom Strangers With Candy
Activists
William Lewis Moore—Civil Rights Activist,
born in Binghamton, undertook three civil rights
protests where he marched to the capital to
hand-deliver letters he had written denouncing
racial segregation
Frances Beal—Civil Rights Activist, born in
Binghamton, co-founded the Black Women’s
Liberation Committee of Student Nonviolent
Coordinating Committee
Science
Douglas G. Hurley—astronaut, born in
Endicott, graduated from Owego Free Academy, lead
Astronaut Support Personnel for Shuttle mission
STS-121
Douglas H. Wheelock—astronaut, born in
Binghamton; July 2004, Wheelock served as an
aquanaut during the NEEMO 6 mission aboard the
Aquarius underwater laboratory, living and working
underwater for ten days
ANSWERS: A-3, B-5, C-1, E-2, D-6, F-4
B
Johnny Hart
World-Class
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World-Class Education
means choice and value. Where
you have questions, curiosities,
and ambitions, you’ll find answers
and opportunities in Binghamton, always
tailored to your unique lifestyle and needs,
always at an affordable cost. Whether
you’re looking for excellent school districts
for primary or secondary, public or private
education; vocational or trade schools with
competitive job placements to hit the
ground running, or higher education
degrees to spark a career or passion,
you’ll find it in Binghamton. Your
choice. Your price. Our city.
Davis College
For students seeking a higher calling, Davis College
in Johnson City offers a Bible-Centered education to
best prepare graduates for ministry leadership. With
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Begin the first leg of your spiritual journey at Davis
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The epitome of public ivy: a university that challenges
its students academically not financially. As a concourse for both rigorous private school academics—
known for research and diversity—and a campus
culture focused on public community—worldwide
and at home—Binghamton University offers the
best of both worlds. Anteing up on these accomplishments, Binghamton University has cast a new
flag, Road Map to Premier, an expansion plan to
increase research capabilities with new technology
and science buildings, decrease the student-tofaculty ratio, and extend their presence in down
town Binghamton, to become the Premier Public
University of the 21st Century.
SUNY Broome
Breaking ground on new dorms and learning facilities
—such as an upcoming state-of-the-art science
building—and progressive partnerships with neighboring universities offering dual enrollment, SUNY
Broome is fast becoming the collegiate nerve center
of the Binghamton community. With commitment
to distance learning, flexible class schedules, and
rated among top military friendly colleges, SUNY
Broome provides degree opportunities for all kinds
and all types of learners, anywhere, anytime, in any
field from Liberal Arts to STEM.
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Explore
the
Outdoors
Beneath the city lights, uncover
Binghamton’s natural beauty the
way it was meant to be discovered.
Power off the GPS and veer off the
beaten path, because now you’re
blazing your own trail.
Hiking / walking trails in Greater Binghamton
For additional information on hiking in the Greater Binghamton region, please: visit – www.triplecitieshikingclub.org
Aqua-Terra Park
Maxian Road
Website: www.gobroomecounty.com/parks/
aquaterra
Formerly the site of the Aqua-Terra Sportsman’s
Club and Innsbruck USA ski area, this undeveloped
Broome County Park located in the Town of Binghamton consists of 466 acres of bountiful wildlife
and natural settings. Informal trails can be found on
both sides of Maxian Road, including a trail around
the shore of Aqua-Terra Pond on the north side of
Maxian Road, while steep trails follow the former
ski slopes on the other side. From Binghamton,
follow Pennsylvania Avenue south for 4.6 miles to
Maxian Road. Turn right on Maxian Road and go
1.1 miles to Aqua-Terra Park.
Arnold Park Nature/Exercise Trail
Andrews Road
Vestal, NY 13850
Website: www.vestalny.com (select Parks Dept)
Arnold Park has picnic tables, sports fields, and a
short Nature/Exercise trail. Take NY Route 26 South
off of NY Route 434 (Vestal Parkway). After one
mile you come to Pierce Hill Road and a flashing
yellow light. There you will see signs directing you
to Arnold Park, owned and managed by the Town
of Vestal.
Binghamton River Trail
This paved trail begins at Confluence Park where
the Susquehanna and Chenango Rivers merge and
continues north for approximately 1.5 miles to its
final destination at Cheri Lindsey Park. There are mile
markers every 1/10 of a mile along the trail. Parking:
south end – Conklin Avenue / north end – near the
intersection of Eldredge and Water Streets.
Binghamton University Nature Preserve
Vestal, NY 13850
Website: www.naturepreserve.binghamton.edu
This nature preserve encompasses 182 acres of land
which includes a 20-acre wetland. From NY Route
434 near the University, take Murray Hill Road to
the south. Turn right onto Washington Street, make
a left onto Lehigh Avenue and continue to dead
end. Alternatively, on-campus parking is free on
weekends (use Lot M).
Chugnut River Walk
1200 Clubhouse Road
McKinley Avenue Bridge, Route 26
Endicott, NY 13760
This paved path starts under the McKinley Avenue
Bridge beside the Susquehanna River and follows
the flood wall west for 0.7 miles before rising to
the levee at Bridge Street. The west entrance is off
of River Terrace Road and the east entrance is in
the Village of Endicott Park accessed via Riverview
Drive.
Chenango Valley State Park
153 State Park Road, Route 369
Chenango Forks, NY 13746
Website: www.nysparks.com/parks/41/details.aspx
Whether you need to find the perfect picnic spot,
a cool lake for swimming or trails to hike, this is
the park for you. Chenango Valley State Park is 12
miles outside of Binghamton via I-88 East, Exit 3 to
NY Route 369 North. Hiking trails are also used for
cross-country skiing during the winter. Best place to
park—use the beach lot!
1394 Oakdale Road
finchhollow
This Broome County nature center offers 1 mile of
easy-to-walk nature trails winding through field,
pond and wooded habitats. Trails open to the public
dawn to dusk, museum hours vary (call ahead). Take
Exit 70N off NY Route 17 to Harry L. Drive. Turn
left on Harry L. Drive to the first right turn, which is
Oakdale Road. Turn right onto Oakdale Road and
drive about 2.7 miles.
Choconut Creek Flood Wall
Vestal, NY 13850
This is a level walk with a view of a hill and woods
seen across the creek. From the Four Corners area,
take Main Street 0.5 miles, on your right is Barlow
Park, a Town of Vestal park with picnic pavilion and
playground equipment. Follow the wood fence by
the parking lot to the corner of the rear fence. You
will find a short decline connecting to a dirt trail.
Go right on this trail a short distance to the start of
the floodwall. The floodwall ends after a 20-minute
walk at the bridge on Front Street by Town Hall.
Greenwood Park
153 Greenwood Road
Lisle, NY 13797
greenwood
Greenwood Park, owned by Broome County, consists of a campground with a wide range of facilities
and opportunities for hiking along the several miles
of self-guided marked trails. The lake is stocked for
fishing, and there is also a large picnic area and
swimming area with beach. Groomed cross-country
ski trails and equipment rentals complete this yearround park.
Hawkins Pond Nature Area
224 Scouten Hill Road
5 miles off NY Route 17
Windsor, NY 13865
Website: www.gobroomecounty.com/parks/hawkins
Broome County’s Hawkins Pond Nature Area offers
approximately four miles of hiking and cross-country
ski trails, with additional trails found in the State
Forest on the other side of McAlister Road. Take NY
Route 17 to Windsor Exit (NY Route 79). Turn right
on NY Route 79 and go approximately 3.5 miles
to Edson Road. Turn right onto Edson Road. and go
2 miles to Scouten Hill Road. Turn left onto Scouten
Hill Road and go approximately 2 miles to the park.
IBM Glen
Robinson Hill Road
Website: www.watermancenter.org/the_glen.htm
The IBM Glen property, once part of the former IBM
Country Club, is now owned and managed by the
Waterman Conservation Center of Apalachin, NY.
The Glen comprises over 200 acres in the Town
of Union with several miles of marked trails using
3-inch diameter plastic blue, red and yellow markers
placed on trees five to seven feet above the ground.
From NY Route17W or 17E take Exit 70N, turn left
at light. Continue west on Harry L. Drive which
becomes Watson Boulevard. Turn right onto Country
Club Road, and near the top of the hill turn right
onto Robinson Hill Road. Look for the entrance to
the Glen on the right-hand side of the road.
Biking Trails
Jones Park
State Line Road
Vestal, NY 13850
Website: www.vestalny.com (select Parks Dept)
This 311-acre Town of Vestal park is located
on State Line Road off of NY Route 26. Hiking,
mountain biking, and cross-country skiing can all be
found on its several miles of marked hilly trails, some
of which crisscross scenic creeks and streams.
Nathaniel Cole Park
1674 Colesville Road
Website: www.gobroomecounty.com/parks/natcole
This Broome County park, located in Harpursville on
Colesville Road, features a 53-acre lake as well as
self-guided nature trails, including a 1.5 mile loop
around the scenic lake. From Binghamton, take NY
Route 17 east / I-81 south to Exit 3 (Industrial Park
Exit). At bottom of ramp, turn left at the light onto
Colesville Road. Follow Colesville Road 6 miles.
Entrance will be on your right.
Otsiningo Park
1 Otsiningo Park
Bevier Street
Website: www.gobroomecounty.com/parks/otsiningo
Scenically located along the Chenango River, this
Broome County park provides a paved bicycle and
pedestrian path and is located off of Bevier Street.
Otsiningo got its name from the Indians whose
village was on this site in the 18th century. From
Binghamton take I-81 North to Exit 5 (Front Street).
Turn left at the traffic signal onto Front Street (US
Route 11 South). Turn left at the first traffic signal
onto Bevier Street. Otsiningo Park is immediately on
the left.
Binghamton Brick Yard
Binghamton, NY
Off Old State Road
Foley Road in South Vestal
Vestal, NY 13850
Area sometimes referred to as the French Tract
Chenango Valley State Park Trails
153 State Park Road, NYS Route 369
12 miles north of Binghamton
(607) 648-5251
12 miles outside of Binghamton via Interstate 88,
Exit 3 to NYS Route 369 North
State Game Lands No. 70
Windsor, NY 13865
Just below the State border between Windsor and
Deposit
Otsiningo North
Howell Road off of Upper Front Street (US Route 11)
Website: www.gobroomecounty.com/parks/otsiningo
The north entrance of Otsiningo Park is located
behind the Northgate Plaza. It has a level loop trail
that connects to the park, located to the south.
From Binghamton, take I-81 North to Exit 6, turn
right off the exit (Front Street/US Route 11). The
park is on the right (Howell Drive), just a short
distance from the exit.
Port Dickinson Community Park
Chenango Street
Website: www.portdickinsonny.us/park.html
This community park is found on the eastern shore
of the Chenango River where the I-88 bridge crosses
over the river. A level three quarter mile walking
trail along the perimeter of the park has been built,
complete with exercise stations. The park is located
in upper Port Dickinson, just north of the Municipal
Hall, with one entrance/exit on Chenango Street.
Tracy Creek State Forest
Vestal, NY 13850
Website: www.dec.ny.gov/lands/8102.html
Tracy Creek State Forest covers 512 acres in the
town of Vestal in Broome County and the town of
Owego in Tioga County along the NY/PA border.
Although no formal trails exist in the forest, access
through the woods is good due to extensive trails
created by firewood cutters. These areas are used
for hiking, skiing, horseback riding and mountain
biking. From Vestal, go south from Ross Corners
along Tracy Creek Road for about 3 miles, Tracy
Creek Road then turns into Collins Road which runs
through the forest before entering Pennsylvania.
The Southern Tier Bicycle Club has a link to some
of their favorite local bike rides:
www.southerntierbicycleclub.org/bikeridedatabase/
broomecounty.html
The Binghamton Metropolitan Transportation
Study also has a link to routes along the
roadways: www.visitbinghamton.org/
wp-content/uploads/BMTSBicycleRoutes
Brochure.pdf
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EXPLORE THE OUTDOORS
Vestal Rail Trail
Vestal, NY 13850
Website: www.vestalny.com (click on Parks Dept)
This paved hiking and biking trail is 2.1 miles long
and runs from North Main Street in Vestal to African
Road, parallel to and on the north side of the Vestal
Parkway (NY Route 434). Parking is behind the
Shoppes at Vestal, 2317 Vestal Parkway East.
** Plans are underway to extend the trail west **
continued...
Whitney Point Community and Lake
Walkway/Bikeway
Dorchester Park
5469 NY Route 26
Website: www.gobroomecounty.com/park/dorchester
The trail is 2.0 miles long and goes from Broome
County’s Dorchester Park around the southern shore
of the Whitney Point Lake to Keibel Road in Whitney
Point. The Whitney Point Lake was built by the Army
Corps of Engineers on the Otselic River to create a
flood control lake 1,200 acres in size and 4.5 miles
long. Take I-81 North 15 miles from Binghamton
to Exit 8, Whitney Point. Follow NY Route 26 North
through the town intersection and east across the
river. At the top of the hill, turn left at the dam
access road.
Hunting,
Fishing
and
More
Dick’s Sporting Goods
347 Court Street
Phone: (607) 724-4361
Website: www.dickssportinggoods.com
Town Square Mall
Vestal, NY 13850
Phone: (607) 797-5220
Website: www.dickssportinggoods.com
Through
field or stream,
Binghamton brings out
the sportsman in all of us.
With over 9,000 acres of
state forestland and
89 miles of warm water
rivers, get ready for the
hunt of your life.
Rules & Regulations
Licenses
Courtesy to Landowners
Remember to always ask landowners for their
permission before going on private property for
ANY PURPOSE.
For more information on obtaining your New York
State hunting or fishing license (resident or nonresident), please visit the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation website at
www.dec.ny.gov or call their regional office at
(800) 388-8244.
To obtain maps of state lands and fishing areas,
please visit www.dec.ny.gov.
For information on NYSDEC’s
automated licensing system,
call 1-86-NYDECALS or
(866) 933-2257 or go
online at www.dec.ny.gov.
For a complete list of New York State licensed
guides, visit the New York State Outdoor Guide
Association website www.nysoga.com or call
(866) 469-7642.
For information on Hunting & Fishing in NYS
including licenses and locations please visit:
www.dec.ny.gov/62.html
Wolfe Park
Dorman Road
Website: www.townofchenango.com/
parks&recreation.htm
This Town of Chenango park consists of 182 acres
and approximately 3.5 miles of hiking trails. A very
scenic waterfall can be found along the Nature Trail
overlooking Dorman Creek. Take Fuller Road off of
US Route 11 (Upper Front Street), turn left after the
underpass on Dorman Road and follow signs.
You are required to observe all rules and regulations
as set forth by the New York State Department of
Environmental Conservation.
To report game take, or to learn hunting and fishing
seasons and all other rules and regulations, please
visit the NYSDEC website at www.dec.ny.gov or call
their regional office at (800) 388-8244.
To report poachers or polluters contact TIPP
(Turn In Poachers & Polluters), (800) TIPPDEC or
(800) 847-7332.
For additional listings including County Parks, go to
www.gobroomecounty.com/parks.
Guides
(Note: Greater Binghamton is located in Region 7,
Southern Zone in New York State.)
Eureka Camping Center
625 Conklin Road
Phone: (607) 779-2265
Website: www.eurekacampingctr.com
K-Mart
33 West State Street
Phone: (607) 772-6618
Website: www.kmart.com
Neil’s Archery Pro Shop, Inc.
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 786-7535
Website: www.neilsarchery.com
Timber Creek Sportsmen Shop
3204 Watson Boulevard
Endwell, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 239-6511
Website: www.timbercreek-sportsman.com
Walmart
2 Gannett Drive
Phone: (607) 240-5040
Website: www.walmart.com
Town Square Mall
Vestal, NY 13850
Phone: (607) 798-1011
Website: www.walmart.com
Tee up and play
greens that are
anything but par for
the course.
Golf
Courses
$ = $25 & Under
$$ = $26 – 50
$$$ = $51 & Above
Belden Hill Golf Club
1820 State Route 7
Phone: (607) 693-3257
Website: www.beldenhillgolf.com
# Holes: 18 Yardage: 5592 Par: 70
Greens fee Range: $$ w/ cart
Chenango Commons Golf Course
(Executive Course)
1 Kattelville Road
Phone: (607) 648-2380
Greens fee Range: $ for 9 holes
Chenango Valley State Park Golf Course
153 State Park Road
Phone: (607) 648-5251
Website: www.nysparks.com
Greens fee Range: $ – $$ Regular Season
(mid May–mid Sept.) $ special pre/post season
(Greens + cart)
Conklin Players Club
1520 Conklin Road
Conklin, NY 13748
Phone: (607) 775-3042
Website: www.conklinplayers.com
Conklin-Players-Club-Golf-Course/
123491844368201
Greens fee Range: $$$ w/cart
Dimmock Hill Golf Course
Phone: (607) 729-5511
Toll free: (800) 727-5511
Website: www.dimmockhill.com
Greens fee Range: $ weekday w/cart;
$ weekend w/cart
Ely Park Golf Course
67 Ridge Street
Phone: (607) 772-7231
Website: www.elyparkgolf.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/ely.park,3?fref=ts
Greens fee Range: $$
En-Joie Golf Course
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 785-1661
Toll free: (888) 4EN-JOIE
Website: www.enjoiegolf.com
Greens fee Range: $$ – $$$
Endwell Greens Golf Club
3675 Sally Piper Road
Endwell, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 785-GOLF (4653)
Website: www.endwellgreensgolf.com
EndwellGreensGolfClub
Greens fee Range: $ – $$
Ford Hill Country Club
4734 NY Route 26
PO Box 326
Phone: (607) 692-8938
Website: www.fordhillgolf.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/FordHillCountryClub
# Holes: 36 Yardage: 2700 for 9 holes
Par: 35 for 9 holes
Greens fee Range: $$ 18 holes w/cart
Golden Oak Golf Course
679 NY Route 79
Windsor, NY 13865
Phone: (607) 655-3217
Website: www.goldenoakgolfcourse.net
Golden-Oak-Golf-Course/200770499962826
Greens fee Range: $$ w/cart.
The Links at Hiawatha Landing
2350 Marshland Road
Apalachin, NY 13732
Phone: (607) 687-6952
Toll free: (800) 30GOLF3 (304-6533)
Website: www.hiawathalinks.com
The-Links-at-Hiawatha-Landing/210995685582841
River Run II Golf Links
(Executive Course)
16 Fairway Drive
Kirkwood, NY 13795
Phone: (607) 775-9280
Website: www.riverrunii.com
River-Run-II-Golf-Links/121345904606243
Greens fee Range: $
Scott’s Family Resort at Oquaga Lake
591 Oquaga Lake Road
Deposit, NY 13754
Phone: (607) 467-2447
Website: www.scottsfamilyresort.com
# Holes: 9 main course / 9 executive course
Yardage: 3085 main course / 1440 executive course
Par: 36 main course / 32 executive course
Greens fee Range: $$18 holes w/cart
Special late date and off-season rates available.
Traditions at the Glen
4101 Watson Boulevard
Phone: (607) 797-2381 ext. 2700
Website: www.traditionsresort.com
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Vestal Hills Country Club
3115 Webb Road
Phone: (607) 723-7658
Website: www.vestalhillscc.com
The Witch Golf Course at FireFox Resorts
330 Rabbit Path Road
Lisle, NY 13797
Phone: (607) 692-4093
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Concerts
Canoeing
Campsites
Cabins
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Beach
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12 miles north of Binghamton • 153 State Park
Road • Chenango Forks, NY 13746 •
(607) 648-5251 • www.nysparks.com
Picnic
Basketball
Athletic Field
Enjoy the great outdoors to the
fullest with this helpful listing of
state parks, nature preserves,
and picnic spots.
Dorchester Park
1 mile north of Whitney Point •
5469 NY Route 26 • Whitney Point, NY 13862
• (607) 692-4612 •
www.gobroomecounty.com/parks/dorchester
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• (607) 729-4231 • www.gobroomecounty.
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Greenwood Park
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153 Greenwood Road • Lisle, NY 13797 •
(607) 862-9933 • www.gobroomecounty.com/
parks/greenwood • Find us on Facebook
Grippen Park
607 S. Grippen Avenue • Endicott, NY 13760 •
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5 miles off NY Route 17 • 224 Scouten Hill
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1674 Colesville Road, Harpursville, NY 13787 •
(607) 693-1389 •
www.gobroomecounty.com/parks/natcole •
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1 Otsiningo Park • Binghamton, NY 13901 •
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1 Roundtop Park Street • Endicott, NY 13760 •
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# Sites Elec Only
# Sites Water / Elec
1843 NY State Route 7 • Harpursville, NY 13787
• (607) 693-1645 • www.beldenrvpk.com
Open
Pets Allowed
Belden Hill Campground, LLC
Waste Station
Make a quick getaway at
one of these off-the-map
camping coordinates. Pitch
a tent, start a fire, and tell
some ghost stories, just
don’t forget the s’mores.
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Forest Lake Campground
574 Ostrander Road • Windsor, NY 13865 •
(607) 655-1444
Greenwood Park
153 Greenwood Road • Lisle, NY 13797 •
parks/greenwood
Guestward Ho
62 H. Decker Road • Deposit, NY 13754 •
(607) 467-3246 • www.guestwardho.com •
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Kellystone Park
51 Hawkins Road • Nineveh, NY 13813 •
(607) 639-1090
Lakeside Campground
336 Hargrave Road • Windsor, NY 13865 •
(607) 655-2694 • (888) 805-8488 •
www.ilovecamping.com
Oquaga Creek State Park
5995 County Highway 20 •
Bainbridge, NY 13733 • (607) 467-4160 •
www.nysparks.com
Pine Crest Campground
280 NY Route 79 • Windsor, NY 13865-2706
• (607) 655-1515 • www.pinecrestny.com •
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Pine Valley Campground
May 1–October 15
600 Boswell Hill Road • Endicott, NY 13760 •
(607) 785-6868 • www.pinevalleycampground.com
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Campground
109 Chenango Shores Lane • Chenango Forks,
NY 13746 • (607) 648-9030
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Farms to
Markets
The fresh off-the-vine flavor
and promise you’ll love.
A new 6,700 square foot Greater Binghamton Regional Farmers Market,
including numerous vendor sites and a country store, will be built in 2013–14
at Otsiningo Park. Call or check websites for hours.
Produce & Meat Markets
Apple Hills
131 Brooks Road
Phone: (607) 729-2683 or (800) 850-2775
Website: www.applehills.com
Farm market open year round, please call for hours.
Apple Dumpling Café with delicious homemade
breakfasts and lunches served daily. U-pick seasons
for strawberries, cherries, raspberries, blueberries
and apples.
Binghamton Farmers’ Market
Collier Street
(between Court and Hawley Street)
Phone: (607) 772-8280
Website: www.binghamtonfarmersmarket.com
Mid June–end of October.
Castle Berries
1006 Castle Creek Road
Castle Creek, NY 13744
Phone: (607) 648-2198
Website: www.castleberriesu-pick.com
July–September. Sweet corn & blueberries.
Country Wagon Produce
2859 NYS Route 26
Maine, NY 13802
Phone: (607) 862-3985
Website: www.countrywagon1.com
April–December 24. Open all holidays except
Easter and Thanksgiving. Features fresh fruits and
vegetables, in season. U-pick vegetables, call for
availability. In-store bakery: pies, cookies, turnovers,
cinnamon buns, bread, muffins. Spring annuals,
perennials, vegetable plants, herbs and fall hardy
mums.
Jackson’s Farms
6425 Route 17C
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 754-4819
Website: www.jacksonspumpkinfarm.com
Open September & October, daily. Pumpkin display.
In-season vegetables, New York Apples, squash,
gourds, Indian corn, haunted house, petting zoo,
climbing wall, food concession, crafts and baked
goods.
Koo Koose Farmers’ Market
192 Front Street
Deposit, NY 13754
Phone: (607) 467-2956
Open mid June–September, Saturdays.
Lone Maple Farm
2001 Hawleyton Road
Phone: (607) 724-6877
Website: www.lonemaplefarm.com
Hydroponic produce. Farm Market: locally grown
meats, brown eggs, milk and dairy products, NYS
cheese, gourmet canned and picked products, jams
& jellies, maple syrup, honey, nuts, pasta, chips, and
many other specialty items.
Miller’s Farm
NYS Route 369
Phone: (607) 648-5827
July–September.
Beautiful gladiolas, U-pick blueberries.
Otsiningo Park Farmer’s Market
Bevier Street
(Between Front & Chenango Streets)
Phone: (607) 862-3599
May–mid November. Call for more information.
Sunny Hill Farm
4007 Route 26
Phone: (607) 692-7911
Website: www.sunnyhillfarmblog.wordpress.com
Please call for appointment. Meats available
organic-certified vegetables & beef, eggs and
pastured meats. Raw honey.
Vestal Farmers’ Market
320 Vestal Parkway East, Route 434
(Vestal Library parking lot)
Vestal, NY 13850
Phone: (607) 625-4141
Late May–October.
North Windsor Berries
1609 NYS Route 79
Windsor, NY 13865
Phone: (607) 655-2074
Mid June–end of October. Please call for hours/
appointment. U-pick fruits & veggies, in season.
Windsor Farmers’ Market
Village Green
Main Street
Windsor, NY 13865
Phone: (607) 655-2507
Mid May–October.
Animal Farms
Alpaca Fantasy World
368 Tiona Road
Maine, NY 13802
Phone: (607) 862-4495
Saturday and Sunday 10am–5pm, weekdays by
appointment. View Alpacas. Alpaca fiber products
for sale.
Animal Adventure
85 Martin Hill Rd
Phone: (607) 760-4429
Website: www.TheAnimalAdventurePark.com
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/animaladventurepark
Disability Access: Yes
Check website for seasonal hours.
An interactive, educational animal park 15 minutes
outside of Binghamton. Camels, kangaroos, wolves
& lemurs...Oh My!
Brookstone Morgan Horse Farm
179 Nelson Road
Vestal, NY 13850
Phone: (607) 748-8803
Website: www.brookstonemorganfarm.com
Visitors welcome by appointment.
Hartland Morgans
787 NY Route 79
Windsor, NY 13865
Phone: (607) 222-6470 or (607) 222-6472
Website: www.hartlandmorgans.com
Please call for an appointment.
Myers Performance Morgans
746 Colesville Road
Phone: (607) 775-3232
Call for appointments. Organic mulch available.
NYALA Farm Alpacas
104 Rockwell Road
Vestal, NY 13850
Phone: (607) 785-8226
Alpacas, sheep and rabbits. Alpaca fiber, yarn, fiber
arts and finished products, Alpaca cria (baby
Alpacas), lambs, Angora bunnies. Fiber arts lessons;
felting lessons are a specialty.
Pleasant Hill Stables and Tack Shop
648 Pleasant Hill Road
Phone: (607) 648-4979 (office) or (607) 648-3377
(barn/tack)
Open seven days a week: except January–March
closed Mondays. Saddle shop with English, Western
and show tack, casual or show attire, trail rides,
ponies for hire, carriage and wagon rides, summer day
camp. Lessons, please call ahead for reservations.
Gardens
Cutler Botanic Garden
Operated by Cornell University Cooperative
Extension — Broome County
Phone: (607) 584-9966
Website: www.cce.cornell.edu/broome
Open every day from dawn to dusk. Teaches horticulture and environmental issues.
CNY Fresh
Blends upstate New York’s exceptional food
and beverage to create agritourism trails
and travel packages. Highlights one-ofa-kind experiences in Chenango, Otsego,
Herkimer, Madison, Montgomery, Oneida
and Schoharie counties as well as Greater
Binghamton and neighboring Onondaga and
Fulton counties. Targets surrounding states
and Canada.
Growing Gardens
9160 NYS Route 79
Lisle, NY 13797
Phone: (607) 849-3020
May–June and August–October. Open spring and
fall for mums and pumpkins. A greenhouse featuring
home-grown bedding plants, annual & perennial
flowers, vegetables and hanging baskets.
Stony Hill Farm Greenhouses
3801 Brady Hill Road
Phone: (607) 669-4187
Website: www.danastonyhill.com
April–July. Garden center with 15 display gardens
and garden shop.
Nanticoke Gardens
1543 Union Center — Maine Hwy, Route 26 North
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 754-5008
Website: www.nanticokegardens.com
Late April–June 30.
Tree Farms
Burford Tree Farm
1533 Old State Road & 70 Ahern Road
Phone: (607) 724-7567
Fresh cut at 70 Ahern Rd, U-cut at 1533 Old State
Rd. Most varieties available, plus extra tall. Call for
hours & availability.
Coles Turnpike Tree Farm
3143 NYS Route 206
Phone: (607) 692-4630
Maple products available all year. Christmas trees.
Farro’s Tree Farm
1302 East Maine Road
Phone: (607) 765-8857
Facebook: www.facebook.com/FarrosTreeFarm
Pre-cut Douglas Firs, Frasers & Balsams. Fresh-cut:
$25 and up. Wreaths and centerpieces.
Kodey’s Tree Farm
1805 Farm-to-Market Road
Endwell, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 785-2323
Fraser Fir, Concolor Fir, Canaan Firs, Spruces, Pines
6’–12’: $10–$50.
Molyneaux’s Plantation
217 Sherder Road
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 748-4251
Christmas trees; late November–late December,
Blueberries mid July–early September. Hayrides
available by appointment.
Oakdale Evergreens Farm
1502 Oakdale Road
Phone: (607) 729-3252
Douglas Fir, Concolor, Fraser, Pine & Spruce.
Sizes up to 18’.
Sunny HIll Tree Farms
1810 Farm-to-Market Road
Endwell, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 748-6696
Pre-cut/U-cut Blue & White Spruce, Fraser Firs.
6’–12’.
Yale’s Trees
270 Hardy Road
Phone: (607) 729-0795
Pre-cut trees. Call for availability.
Other
Black Bear Winery
248 County Road 1
Cloverdale Road
Phone: (607) 656-9863
Website: www.blackbearwinery.com
Open year round for tastings and tours. Fruit wines,
hard cider, meads.
Bush’s Syrup House
197 Bates Road
Phone: (607) 693-1243
Open seven days a week. Variety of maple products.
The Cider Mill
2 S. Nanticoke Avenue
Endicott, NY 13760
Phone: (607) 754-0962
Website: www.cidermillendicott.com
Apple cider and home-made donuts, jams, jellies,
pies and cookies. Apples & fall produce available.
May–December. Closed holidays.
Dutch Hill Creamery
114 Knapp Hill Road
(607) 648-8859
Website: www.dutchhillcreamery.com
Produces and bottles fresh, all natural milk and
cheese curd from their own cows. Products for sale.
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Nappy Farm
1241 East Maine Road
Phone: (607) 862-3647
Maple products, farm fresh eggs and seasonal
produce.
Sources: Cornell University Cooperative Extension of
Broome County and www.nyfarmersmarket.com
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Greater Binghamton Convention and Visitors Bureau
PO Box 995
Binghamton, NY 13902-0995
For more information, call 800-836-6740 or 607-772-8860 or visit visitbinghamton.org

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