Attractions

Featuring permanent and changing exhibitions of American art by Winslow Homer and more; Regional Art Galleries feature exhibitions of work by contemporary NYS artists; Gift Shop.

Located in the National and State Register of Historic Buildings restored former Union train station, housing displays of historical artifacts.

beautiful 18 holes. 518-673-8183 http://canajohariegolfcountryclub.com/

The Chenango Canal Association developed and maintains the Towpath Trail, a five-mile walking trail along the original historic Chenango Canal between Woodman Pond, Hamilton and Oriskany Creek, Solsville. Wildlife, wild flowers and many birds may be sighted. The Cottage Museum on Rt. 20, Bouckville is open 10-5 daily, April - October.

Art gallery representing professional artisans and artists in all genres. Hours: Thursday-Sunday, noon-6pm. We will feature thematic exhibitions throughout the season.

The Cherry Valley Summer Sculpture Trail, jazz, chamber music, Indie Rock, film festival and more.

Located in a Federal style house (ca. 1815) with exhibits from 1778 infamous Cherry Valley Massacre to late 20th-century. Collection of 1830's memorabilia, antique fire engines,period clothing collections, kitchen exhibit and other period rooms.

Family-friendly festival with children's activities, workshops, demonstrations, free lectures, sheep shearing, fiber animals, and over 100 vendor booths under cover with handmade products from natural fibers. June 8 - 9 at Butternut Hill Campground.

Arriving in Otsego County on Route 20, you'll find a place where culture meets with applause and world class opera, national art exhibitions, theater and concerts. Here, past meets present, from hands-on history museums to baseball games, historic sites and New York State's first cuisine trail.

Ride into history and beautiful scenery. Built in 1869, visitors can experience what was once the primary form of transportation throughout the country - rail travel. Special train rides throughout the year.

The Cooperstown Art Association Galleries are free and open to the public Daily 11 - 4pm, Sunday 1-4pm and Closed on Tuesdays Labor Day through Memorial Day. We are located at 22 Main Street in the Village Hall on the Corner of Main and Fair Streets in Cooperstown, NY 13326. Call (607) 547 - 9777 or visit www.cooperstownart.com

Visit our beautiful diversified farm from March through December. Enjoy the Critz Farms Brewing & Cider Co. Tasting Room, festivals, events, and seasonal activities including maple syrup, berry picking, apple and pumpkin picking and Christmas Trees.

September 15, 2018. A fun filled day with huge car, motorcycle and tractor show,softball tournament, parade, music all day with a variety of bands. Craft fair, BBQ, Mary Cleary Run/Walk, Cruisin' Kids Run and chili cook off.

A beautiful historic 1892 landmark. Performances renowned for quality with folk, roots, bluegrass, Celtic and more that incorporates national artists such as Dar Williams, Leo Kottke and Ralph Stanley. Art galleries feature contemporary art and quilts.

Cruise the Erie Canal on Lil' Diamond II or III. Enjoy 90 minute narrated excursions on the historic Erie Canal and through Lock 18. Book online. Enjoy shopping and dining at the same location - Gems Along the Mohawk.

This 697-acre State Forest was named after George W. Featherstonhaugh who practiced scientific farming, crop rotation, held county fairs with agricultural competitions and served as the first US geologist and agricultural commissioner. He is also considered the father of the steam railroad. Recreational opportunities include hiking, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, hunting, fishing, trapping and wildlife viewing.