Hamilton Highlights | December 2013

December Calendar of Events • Business Spotlights: Parry’s and Hamilton TheaterArtist Spotlight: David and Julia Will • Shop Hamilton! Nov 29 - Dec 20 • Indoor Winter Farmers’ MarketIN THIS ISSUE

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Visit Hamilton all month long for live music and performances, planetar-ium shows, holiday events, movies, shopping and dining (see page 5 for details about Shop Hamilton!) winter indoor farmers’ markets (see page 7 for locations), sporting events (see page 14 for schedule), art exhibits (see page 15 for our Artist Spotlight), and so much more. Come for the day or stay for the weekend and experience December in Hamilton!

Holiday artists sale - Creative and unique gifts from a diverse selection of regional artists; Earl-ville Opera House; noon - 4pm

live Performance: colgate University’s stUdent Wind ensemble - Colgate’s Memorial Chapel; 7pm; FREE

cHildren’s story time - Hamil-ton Public Library; 10:30am; FREE

PlanetariUm sHoW: tHe little star tHat coUld - Along the way to finding planets of his own to warm and protect, an average yellow star learns what makes each star spe-cial; Colgate’s Visualization Lab (401 Ho Science Build-ing); 6:15pm; FREE

live mUsic: Hamilton ram-blers - Dave Folta on mandolin and John Crespi on guitar offer some cookin’ bluegrass and country standards; Colgate Inn; 7pm; FREE

PlanetariUm sHoW: let it snoW - Fes-tive holiday favorites by Frank Sinatra, Burl Ives, Chuck Berry, Brenda Lee,

the Trans-Siberian Orchestra and more are enhanced with thematic animation, special effects and all-dome scenery; Colgate’s Visual-ization Lab (401 Ho Science Building); 7:15pm; FREE

PlanetariUm sHoW: life: a cosmic story - As a result of major events like the Big Bang, discover how life on Earth has changed since its microscopic beginnings and learn about the shared ancestry of all living things; Colgate’s Visualization Lab (401 Ho Science Building); 8:15pm; FREE

indie film: tHe Patience stone - As her husband lay suffering and incoher-ent, a Muslim woman - no longer feeling oppressed - shares with him a personal and empowering confessional about her life; Hamilton Movie Theater; 5:30pm; $7.75

lifelong learning Program: tHe middle east today - Bruce Rutherford - professor of political science at Colgate University - leads a discussion about the current situations in Syria and Egypt, as well as prospects for political reform in the area in the wake of the “Arab Spring”; Col-gate Bookstore; 4pm - 5:30pm; $5 (FREE for members); for more info call 315-228-6623

live tHeater: bad tHings HaPPen - Colgate University’s Masque and Triangle theater troupe performs this play about college freshmen dealing with their personal and emotional baggage while trying to meet new people at school; Colgate’s Brehmer Theater; 6:30pm; FREE

trivia nigHt - Colgate Inn; 8pm; FREE

live tHeater: sUmmer brave - Colgate University’s Masque & Triangle theater troupe performs this official revision of William Inge’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play Picnic, in which a widow & her teenage daughters deal with love, loss and coming of age; Colgate’s Brehmer Theater; Thursday 6:30pm / Friday 8pm /Saturday 1pm; FREE

THe colgate coacHes sHoW - Don Vaughan (men’s ice hockey) and Matt Langel (men’s basket-ball); Colgate Inn; 7pm; FREE

live tHeater: bad tHings HaPPen - Colgate University’s Masque and Triangle theater troupe performs this play about college freshmen dealing with their personal and emotional baggage while trying to meet new people at school; Colgate’s Brehmer Theater; 6:30pm; FREE

Holiday artists sale - Creative and unique gifts from a diverse selection of regional artists; Earl-ville Opera House; Friday andSaturday 10am - 4pm, Sunday noon - 4pm

sPecial Holi-day screen-ing: it’s aWonderfUl life - Jimmy Stewart stars in this 1946 classic film about an angel that helps a compassionate, but frustrated, businessman by showing him what life would have been like had he never existed; Hamilton Movie Theater; 4pm; FREE

PlanetariUm sHoW: tHe little star tHat coUld - Along the way to finding planets of his own to warm and protect, an average yellow star learns what makes each star special; Colgate’s Visualization Lab (401 Ho Science Building); 6:15pm; FREE

oPen mic nigHt - Show off your own talent, or listen to other musicians, storytellers and poets; Barge Canal Coffee Co. (hosted by Quincy Pierce, Colgate ‘14); 7pm; FREE

live mUsic: ed vollmer - Colgate Inn; 7pm - 10pm; FREE

PlanetariUm sHoW: let it snoW - Festive holiday favorites by Frank Sinatra, Burl Ives, Chuck Berry, Brenda Lee, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra and more are enhanced with thematic anima-tion, special effects and all-dome scenery; Colgate’s Visualization

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Lab (401 Ho Science Building); 7:15pm; FREE

PlanetariUm sHoW: life: a cosmic story - As a result of major events like the Big Bang, discover how life on Earth has changed since its microscopic beginnings & learn about the shared ancestry of all living things; Colgate’s Visualization Lab (401 Ho Science Building); 8:15pm; FREE

58tH annUal Holiday sale - Featuring handmade crafts, baked goods, attic treasures and raffles; hosted by Com-munity Memorial Hospital’s Auxiliary; First Baptist Church(27 Broad Street / Hamilton); 9:30am - 1:30pm

cHildren’s Program: grincHmas Party - Dramatic reading of How the Grinch Stole Christmas, followed by a kindness craft, Who-pudding, Grinch snacks, party favors and photo ops with the Grinch and Cindy Lou Who; Colgate Bookstore; 10am; FREE (space limited, RSVP in advance to [email protected] or colgatebookstore.com/grinch)

comPlimentary tasting: stoneWall KitcHen sPecial-ty foods - Evergreen Gallery; 10am - 1pm; FREE

Holiday lUncHeon - Hosted by Community Memorial Hospital’s Auxiliary; First Bap-tist Church (27 Broad Street / Hamilton); 11am - 1pm; $3.50 children / $7 adults

cHildren’s matinee: tHe Polar eXPress - Before the film, learn about saving money with a fun craft project; Hamilton Movie Theater; 12:30pm; FREE

Jane aUsten booK clUb Holiday meeting - Colgate Professor of English Deborah Knuth Klenck will present a talk titled “Performing to Strangers: Being, Seeming and Courting in Pride and Preju-dice”; followed by cookie-swap; Colgate Bookstore; 2pm; FREE

Here comes santa! - Children and parents are invited to spend an afternoon with Santa at The Palace’s North Pole. Play reindeer games, make holiday crafts visit with Santa Claus and enjoy hot chocolate & cookies; Palace Theater; 3pm - 6pm; FREE (instant digital photo op with Santa $5—proceeds to benefit Hamilton Lions Club)

“HoPs symPosiUm & breW revieW “ beer tasting - Featuring over 15 local and regional breweries; Colgate Inn; 3pm - 7pm; $25 in advance / $30 at the door

dancefest - An upbeat, energetic evening of perfor-mances by Colgate University’s many student dance groups; Colgate’s Memorial Chapel; 7pm; FREE

live mUsic: JoHn Keller - Singer / songwriter performs Americana & folk-rock; Barge Canal Coffee Co.; 8pm; FREE

breaKfast WitH santa - Colgate Inn, 8am - 11am; $9.95 - $14.95 (FREE for kids under 5); includes picture with Santa; reservations recom-mended (315-824-2300)

oPera in cinema: carmen - Bizet’s opera in which a naïve soldier falls for the fiery gypsy Carmen - only to lose her love to a matador; performed at Handa Opera on SydneyHarbour in Australia; in high-definition digital image and surround sound; Hamilton Theater; 1pm; $20

singing WorKsHoP for Kids: “scat tHose blUes aWay” - Earlville Opera House; 2pm; FREE

tHe dave leonHardt Jazz groUP’s “Jazz for Kids” - Interactive performance designed to introduce children to jazz music and the use of creative improvisation in rhythm and melody; Earlville Opera House; 2:30pm; FREE

live Performance: colgate University’s Jazz ensemble - Featuring classics written for the Count Basie Orchestra, and other favorites; Colgate’s Mem-orial Chapel; 3:30pm; FREE

tHe dave leonHardt Jazz groUP’s “Jazz for seniors” - Interactive presentation designed to involve senior adults in a jazz performance, and to discuss different jazz styles and use of creative improvisation; Madi-son Lane Apartments Building 2/3 Community Room (310 Madison Lane / Hamilton); 11am; FREE

cHildren’s story time - Hamilton Public Library; 10:30am; FREE

lUncHeon mUsicale - A musical feast by student musi-cians, with lunch provided by Colgate University’s Dept. of Music; Colgate’s Memorial Chapel; 11:30pm-1pm; FREE

PlanetariUm sHoW: tHe lit-tle star tHat coUld - Along the way to finding planets of his own to warm and protect, an average yellow star learns what makes each star special; Colgate’s Visualization Lab (401 Ho Science Building); 6:15pm; FREE

PlanetariUm sHoW: let it snoW - Festive holiday favorites by Frank Sinatra, Burl Ives, Chuck Berry, Brenda Lee, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra and more are enhanced with thematic animation, special effects and all-dome scenery; Colgate’s Visualization Lab (401 Ho Sci-ence Building); 7:15pm; FREE


indie film: 20 feet from stardom - Documentary about the lives and experiences of the backup singers from the biggest bands in popular music; Hamilton Movie Theater; 5:30pm; $7.75


Hamilton booK and movie clUb: tHe soloist - Read the book by Steve Lopez, then come to the Hamilton Theater at 5:30pm for a screening of the 2009 film starring Jamie Foxx and Robert Downey, Jr.; dinner and discussion to follow at the Colgate Bookstore; $18 (book/movie/dinner) or $9 (movie/dinner); register at 315-228-6944 or colgatebookstore.com/ bookmovie


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Holiday oPen HoUse - With refreshments and door prizes to celebrate the season; Colgate Bookstore; 9am - 8pm; FREE


lessons & carols – A praise and song-filled holiday concert, beginning with an organ recital by Glenn Kime; Colgate Universi-ty’s Memorial Chapel; 7pm; FREE

live mUsic: ed vollmer - Colgate Inn; 7pm - 10pm; FREE

PlanetariUm sHoW: let it snoW - Festive holiday favorites by Frank Sinatra, Burl Ives, Chuck Berry, Brenda Lee, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra and more are enhanced with thematic anima-tion, special effects and all-dome scenery; Colgate’s Visualization Lab (401 Ho Science Building); 7:15pm; FREE

PlanetariUm sHoW: life: a cosmic story - As a result of major events like the Big Bang, discover how life on Earth has changed since its microscopic beginnings & learn about the shared ancestry of all living

things; Colgate’s Visualization Lab (401 Ho Science Building); 8:15pm; FREE

Poolville Winter farmers marKet - Poolville Community Center (Willey Road, Poolville); 10am - noon; FREE

comPlimentary tasting: stoneWall KitcHen sPecialty foods - Evergreen Gallery; 10am - 1pm; FREE

cHildren’s matinee: a Holi-day classic - doUble featUre WitH a cHarlie broWn cHrist-mas and rUdolPH tHe red-nosed reindeer - Featuring pre-screening performances by Hamilton Central School’s various music groups; Hamilton Movie Theater; 12:30pm; FREE

commUnity dance: “mr. fezziWig’s ball” - Based on Charles Dickens’ classic “A Christmas Carol”, an afternoon of traditional English Country Dance (period costumes & fes-tive formal wear encouraged); Colgate Bookstore; 4pm - 6pm; FREE; must register in advance at www.colgatebookstore.com/fezziwig (for age 13 and up)

Holiday tea - Enjoy decadent home-baked sweets and English tea during the arts & crafts sale; Earlville Opera House; 1pm-4pm; $13-$15

cHildren’s story time - Fea-turing a special visit from Santa Claus; Hamilton Public Library; 10:30am; FREE


PlanetariUm sHoW: let it snoW - Festive holiday favor-ites by Frank Sinatra, Burl Ives, Chuck Berry, Brenda Lee, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra and more are enhanced with thematic animation, special effects & all-dome scenery; Col-gate’s Visualization Lab (401 Ho Science Building); 7:15pm; FREE





PlanetariUm sHoW: let it snoW - Festive holiday favor-ites by Frank Sinatra, Burl Ives, Chuck Berry, Brenda Lee, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra and more are enhanced with thematic animation, special effects & all-dome scenery; Col-gate’s Visualization Lab (401 Ho Science Building); 7:15pm; FREE


Winter indoor farmers marKet - Parry’s General Store (100 Utica Street); 8am - noon

comPlimentary tasting: stoneWall KitcHen sPecialty foods - Evergreen Gallery; 10am - 1pm; FREE

live family tHeater: tWas tHe nigHt before cHristmas - inspired by the classic holiday poem by Clement Moore, this hilarious musical introduces Santa in a particularly beneficent light; Palace Theater; 3pm; $5

cHristmas eve candleligHt & carols - Ring in the true spirit of the season with the singing of traditional Christmas carols and message by Reverend Wes Smith; First Baptist Church (27 Broad St. / Hamilton); 7pm

Poolville Winter farmers marKet - Poolville Community Center (Willey Road, Poolville); 10am - noon; FREE

Hamilton tHeater’s Pay WHat yoU Want tUesday - You de-termine your ticket price for any movie (check listings for movies and times); Hamilton Theater; show times 315-824-2724

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colgate inn1 Payne Street315-824-2300colgateinn.com

colgate University athleticsgocolgateraiders.com

community memorial Hospital150 Broad Street, Hamilton315-824-1100communitymemorial.org

earlville opera House 18 East Main Street, Earlville315-691-3550 earlvilleoperahouse.com

evergreen gallery11 Lebanon Street315-824-0897 evergreengalleryny.com

first baptist church of Hamilton27 Broad Street315-824-2780firstbaptistchurchhamilton.org

Hamilton movie theater 7 Lebanon Street315-824-2724hamiltontheater.net

Hamilton Public library 13 Broad Street315-824-3060midyork.org/hamilton

Ho tung visualization lab 401 Ho Science Building (Colgate)315-228-6125colgate.edu/vislab

lifelong learning ProgramUpstate institute315-228-6623

madison lane apartments310 Madison Lane315-824-3322sites.google.com/site/madisonlane

Palace theater 19 Utica Street315-824-1420palacetheater.org

Parry’s general store100 Utica Street315-824-0002parryshamilton.com

Partnership for community development11 Payne Street315-825-3537hamiltonpcd.org

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Farmers’ markets Go indoors!POOLVILLE WINTER FARMERS’ MARKET WhEN: 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month, December - april (no January market)Dec. 14 and 28, Feb. 8 and 22, march 8 and 22, april 12 and 26 TIME: 10am to noonPLAcE: 7484 Willey rd, Poolvilleat the Poolville Community CentercONTAcT INFO: [email protected] or find us on Facebook

Over 20 local vendors bring amazing vegetables, meat, eggs, cheese, baked goods, honey, mushrooms, and more to this producer only market. The market cafe features brunch food items made by local chefs. The December 14th and December 28th markets will also feature local artisans for holiday shopping.

PARRY’S WINTER INDOOR FARMERS’ MARKET

WhEN: 3rd Saturday of each month; December - aprilDec. 21, Jan. 18, Feb. 15, march 15 and april 19TIME: 8am-12pmPLAcE: inside Parry’s at 100 utica Street, HamiltoncONTAcT INFO:

[email protected] Over 20 local vendors will be participating in this market – many of the vendors from the outdoor market in Hamilton will be here.

Whatever your taste in movies-- from Hollywood blockbusters to foreign film to documentaries to children’s classics-- Hamilton Theater has something for everyone.

Since 1895, Hamilton Theater has been a cen-terpiece of community life in central New York. One of the few remaining independent theaters, Hamilton Theater boasts the kind of program-ming not often available in rural communities. Why go to the city when you can enjoy the same high quality film experience found in the art houses and cinemas of New York City—right here in central New York!

Hamilton Theater’s general manager, Chuck Fox says the theater’s Indie Film Series regularly attracts an audience from throughout central New York.“Moviegoers who enjoy independent film know that they will find the best in art, documentary and foreign language film daily at 5:30pm each Wednesday through Sunday. Hamilton Theater is proud to offer more indie films than any other theater from Syracuse to Manlius to Utica.” Hamilton Theater’s Grand Operas in Cinema se-ries features classic operas, captured live at the world’s leading opera houses and presented

in stunning high definition digital image and Dolby surround sound. The 2013 – 2014 season includes Carmen from Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour (Dec. 8), La Traviata from Milan’s Teatro alla Scala (Jan. 12), L’Italiana in Algeri from Teatro Comunale di Bologna (Feb. 16), Lucia di Lammermoor from La Scala (Mar. 23) and Il Trovatore from La Scala (Apr.13).

“Hamilton Theater is located in the historic Sheldon Opera House,” said Fox, “a perfect venue for presentation of classic opera that has become a highlight for opera lovers from as far away as Binghamton, Syracuse and Ithaca.” All operas are presented Sundays at 1pm, with intermissions hosted by the Colgate Inn.

Hamilton Theater offers even more. The Hamilton International Film Festival has become a high-light of the summer season, featuring world class films and filmmakers. An Evening of Silent Film offers a trip down memory lane each August. The Banff International Film Festival, scheduled for February 20, 2014, annually draws a capacity audience. Friday midnight movies are a hit and “Pay What You Want” days (the next is sched-uled for December 30) are a seasonal favorite.

for tickets and information, contact Hamilton theater at 315-824-2724 or visit the website at www.hamiltontheater.net.

Why Go to NYC? Indie Films and Opera at Hamilton Theater!

Silent film historian Ben Model, with centegenerian

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This family owned business, winner of Hamilton’s 2013 Business of the Year Award, boasts of its full selection of competitively priced hardware, including plumbing, elec-trical, hand and power tools and accessories, office supplies, housewares, lawn and garden (a greenhouse in the summer, Christmas trees in the winter), a dedicated paint section, hearth center and more. We sell custom-order sheds, cabins, playhouses and barns. Our toy selection features Melissa & Doug educational toys along with many family favorite board games and remote-controlled cars and helicopters. The sporting goods department includes the Bass Pro product line and live bait. Our large electronics department offers a variety of TV’s, DVD players, computers, printers, GPS, tablets, digital cameras, apple accessories, cell phone accessories, batteries and more. Parry’s offers numer-ous services, such as, dry cleaning, copies, key cutting, propane tank exchange, pool/spa water testing, UPS delivery services, equipment rental, window/screen repair and a state of the art paint matching machine.

Special to Parry’s is a SHOP LOCAL section that sells locally produced meats, cheeses, yogurt, milk, maple, honey, salsas, jellies & jams. There’s also bulk food, including dried fruit, candy, spices, nuts and baking supplies. And if that isn’t enough, browse the local handcrafted woodwork items, hand-knitted baby sweaters, locally-made aprons, table runners, goat soap and even locally authored books & music. The list of unique items is endless. Whether you are a DIYer, a contractor, or just need a variety of items and hoping to get it in one-stop, give us a try! Our motto.. if Parry’s doesn’t have it, you don’t need it! Stop in this holiday season, our friendly, knowledgeable staff would be happy to help you.

Experience a modern day general store when you visit PARRY’S.

broad street gallery20 Broad Street | 315-825-5235hamiltoncenterforthearts.comFine arts cooperative featuring local and regional artists encompassing a wide variety of mediums and styles.

clifford galleryLittle Hall – Colgate University315-228-6607merz.colgate.eduA teaching gallery that features approximately six exhibitions a year of professional works by contempor- ary artists.

Hamilton center for tHe arts19 Lebanon Street | 315-825-5235hamiltoncenterforthearts.comDedicated to providing art enrichment to children, teens and adults through classes, programs, performances and exhibits.

longyear mUseUmof antHroPologyAlumni Hall - Colgate University 315-228-7184offices.colgate.edu/longyearCollection of archaeological and ethnographic materials from Africa, Oceania, Native North America, and the Pre-Columbian cultures of North,Central and South America.

PicKer art galleryDana Arts Center - Colgate Univer-sity | 315-228-7634pickerartgallery.orgOffering a changing collection of more than 10,000 artistic objects in various mediums.

barge canal coffee co.37 Lebanon Street315-824-4331bargecanal.comSpecialty coffee house featuring local, regional, and national musical perfor-mances in a variety of genres.

breHmer tHeaterDana Arts Center – Colgate Univer-sity | 315-228-7639Features production from both stu-dents and professional theater groups.

earlville oPera HoUse18 East Main Street, Earlville | 315-691-3550earlvilleoperahouse.comFeaturing folk, blues, Celtic and bluegrass. Performances from national and regional music artists. Two art galleries and gift shop.

Hamilton movie tHeater7 Lebanon Street | 315-824-2724hamiltontheater.netIn addition to first-run movies, programming includes indie films, opera series, national film festivals, children’s matinees and other special events.

Palace tHeater19 Utica Street | 315-824-1420palacetheater.orgA performing arts center presenting live theater with national and interna-tional acts, stars of stage, screen and television, as well as community theater.

barge canal coffee co.37 Lebanon Street315-824-4331bargecanal.comAll-day menu with a coffee house vibe: large selection of coffees & teas, smoothies, chili, soups, salads, sand-wiches, bagels and desserts.

colgate inn1 Payne Street | 315-824-2300colgateinn.comThis recently renovated historic inn features fine American cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Hamilton eatery41 Lebanon Street | 315-825-9051hamiltoneatery.comFamily owned. Features made-to-order sandwiches, a “create your own” salad station and one of the most remarkable selections of beers in Hamilton.

Hamilton inn4480 East Lake Road | 315-824-1245thehamiltoninn.comNew England-style entrées (steaks,chops, seafood & chicken) preparedwith an international flare. Reserva-tions suggested.

Hamilton WHole foods28 Broad Street | 315-824-2930facebook.com/HamiltonWholeFoodsVegetarian deli featuring homemade soups, salads, sandwiches and desserts made from locally grown food.

la igUana10 Broad Street | 315-824-0022laiguanarestaurant.comMexican restaurant and tapas bar serving lunch and dinner. Enchiladas, fajitas, tacos, burritos and traditional Mexican entrées.

main moon cHinese KitcHen8 Utica Street | 315-824-1830Chinese food available for dine-in or take-out.

nicHols & bealAt the 5 Corners315-824-2222nicholsandbeal.comLunch and dinner options include salad bar, sandwiches, burgers, steaks, seafood, chicken and 13 types of wings.

oliveri’s Pizzeria14 Lebanon Street | 315-824-4444oliverispizza.comPizza, pasta, wings, burgers, subs and salads - to dine-in, take-out or for delivery.

Poolville coUntry store (fine dining)1245 Earlville Road, Earlville 315-691-2677poolvillecountrystore.comAmerican cuisine with European influ- ence in a country setting 4 miles from Hamilton. Reservations suggested.

royal india grill6 Broad Street | 315-825-3555hamiltonroyalindiagrill.comAuthentic Indian cuisine – vegetarian specials, chicken, lamb and fish in curry, masala, vindaloo and tandoori styles.

rUscH’s bar & grill22 Lebanon Street | 315-228-2122myruschs.netRestaurant and sports bar with appetizers,sandwiches, entrées and desserts. 18 TVs and multiple sports networks.

seven oaKs clUb HoUseCorner of Payne Street & East Lake Road | 315-824-4420sevenoaksclubhouse.comLocated at Seven Oaks Golf Course.Full entrée selections, specialty sand-wiches and homemade desserts.

vJ’s diner and restaUrant169 Utica Street | 315-824-0303Family dining with traditional break-fast fare, diner classics, pizza and pasta.

22 Utica street café22 Utica Street | 315-228-2061Relaxed coffee bar setting for break-fast, lunch, casual dinner or late-night snack. Homemade sandwiches, wraps, soups, salads and desserts.

dUnKin’ donUts 34 Utica Street315-824-8500

mcdonald’s 168 Utica Street315-824-4001

neW yorK Pizzeria 39 Lebanon Street 315-824-2112

Pizza HUt 107 Utica Street | 315-824-1787

sUbWay 34 Utica Street | 315-824-8500

ye olde Pizza PUb 2614 Route 12B | 315-824-1800

blacK cat antiqUes & gifts14 East Main Street, Earlville 315-691-5721

colgate booKstore3 Utica Street | 315-228-7480colgatebookstore.comOwned and operated by Colgate Uni-versity, this independent bookstore provides educational resources and books; and collegiate clothing.

collections40 Milford Street | 315-750-9356Art gallery of works for sale and unique selection of women’s apparel and accessories.

evergreen gallery11 Lebanon Street315-824-0897evergreengalleryny.comCustom framing, hand-craftedfurniture, local artists works, jewelry and fair trade gifts from around the world.

fUll bloom florist2133 Bonney Road315-824-FULL (3855)hamiltonny.com/fullbloomFresh flowers, custom silk, gift bas-kets, balloons and more. World wire service available.

Hamilton floWer sHoP38 Broad Street315-824-0910hamiltonflowershop.netFull service florist. Daily local deliv-ery to surrounding areas.

maXWells cHocolates14 Utica Street 315-824-1280maxwellschocolates.comUnique home-made candies and sweets in an old fashioned ice cream parlor setting. Personal and online delivery.

retrosPect12 Lebanon Street | 315-824-0449retrospectny.comFeaturing vintage to new home and garden, furniture, personal gift items and accessories.

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stePH boUtiqUe7 Lebanon Street / 315-824-2500stephboutique.comA unique mix of casual and sophis-ticated women’s apparel and acces-sories. New arrivals weekly.

sWanK2 Broad Street | 315-824-8800swankbydesign.comA meticulously curated collection of irresistible vintage and modern finds for home, garden and you.

cooK’s liqUor store53 Utica Street315-824-2260

Price cHoPPer1050 Madison Market Place315-824-6040pricechopper.com

village Wine & sPirits27 Lebanon Street315-824-1740

big lots102 Utica Street | 315-824-0484biglots.comA closeout retailer, Big Lots sells a broad range of brand-name products, including consumables, seasonal items, furniture, housewares, toys, electron-ics, home decor, tools and gifts.

coUntry Peddler2434 Poolville RoadHubbardsville | 315-691-4002

cUrtis lUmber15 Eaton Street | 315-824-2233curtislumber.comLeading retail, farm and ranch store chainfor maintaining farms, ranches, homes and animals.

dollar general113 Utica Street | 315-824-0324dollargeneral.comOffers clothing, cleaning supplies, paper products, health and beauty, pet care, candy, snacks and food, baby care, housewares and home decor, toys, electronics, seasonal, party supplies and more.

family dollar1015 Madison Marketplace315-824-0482familydollar.comYour neighborhood dollar discount store, where you’ll find products foryou and your family. From groceries, to health and beauty products, to household goods and clothing.

tHe gateWay cUstom aPParel23 Lebanon Street | 315-824-2572companycasuals.com/thegatewayCustom apparel store featuring screen printing and embroidery.

Hamilton digital PlUs23 Lebanon Street315-825-8633hamiltondigitalplus.com

olymPia sPorts1034 Madison Marketplace315-824-0560olympiasports.netFeatures fitness/athletics equipment and apparel, athletic footwear and popular sports/leisure wear.

Parry’s100 Utica Street315-824-0002parryshamilton.comFamily owned modern day gen-eral store featuring a full selection of electronics, paint, hardware, office supplies and housewares.

Peebles1021 Madison Marketplace315-824-2839peebles.comDepartment store for family apparel, jewelry, shoes, gifts and more.

tractor sUPPly1010 Madison Market Place315-824-0146tractorsupply.com

72 madison bed & breaKfast72 Madison Street | 315-288-061272-madison.comA short walk from downtown Hamilton, 72 Madison offers a refined lodging experi-ence. Each room has a private bath, down duvet, robes, a television and wireless inter-net. Complimentary continental breakfastis included.

bridle creeK bed & breaKfast5519 Hill Road | 315-824-1962bridlecreekbedandbreakfast.comSituated on fourteen acres with lovely views, porches, country walks, and a spring-fed pond for summer swimming.

colgate inn1 Payne Street | 315-824-2300colgateinn.comClassic comforts of a country inn offering 40 guest rooms including suites, wireless internet, tavern and patio dining.

collegiate bed & breaKfast58 Madison Street | 315-750-0579Located in the heart of the village of Hamilton and within walking distance to Colgate University.

tHe gUest HoUse at WeatHervane farm2088 Spring Street | 315-750-8081weathervanefarm.comSpacious, immaculate guest rooms, indi-vidually decorated in classic country style each with private bath and separate entry. Complimentary amenities include: break-fast, wine upon arrival, and WiFi. Walking distance to Colgate campus.

Hamilton inn4480 East Lake Road | 315-824-0073thehamiltoninn.comFive spacious guest rooms including three suites, wireless internet and complimentary continental breakfast.

Hanson bed & breaKfast5551 Lakeview Court315-824-8964

Holcomb’s bed & breaKfast5 Mill Street | 315-228-2120holcombsbandb.comWalking distance to center of town and Colgate University, this renovated farm house from 1880 features five bedrooms and six baths. Amenities include: full break-fast and wireless internet.

Home sUite Home16 East Pleasant Street & 56 Utica Street315-391-7933 (Day)315-824-2611 (Night)hamiltonny.com/homesuitehomeEuropean-style Guest house right in the heart of Hamilton. This restored Victorian home features three spacious bedrooms and a private two bedroom apartment. Conti-nental or full homemade breakfast.

laKevieW inn75 Frank Road | 315-228-2061hamiltonlakeviewinn.comLocated 1.5 miles from Colgate University. Featuring King & Queen Beds with sitting areas, tiled private bathrooms, free WiFi, DirectTV (Cable), central Air/Radiant Heat. Efficiency Apartment available for longer stays.

nancy’s bed & breaKfast7 West Kendrick Avenue315-824-0908Located one block from the center of the village.

tHe oleys’ bed & breaKfast25 South Main StreetEarlville, NY | 315-825-5455theoleysbedandbreakfast.comRenovated 1890’s Victorian home, just minutes from Colgate University. Com-plimentary amenities include private baths with Jacuzzi tubs, WiFi cable TV and breakfast made-to-order.

Patricia’s gUest HoUse21 Maple Avenue | 315-824-3162patriciasguesthouse.comA boutique bed and breakfast located in the heart of town, one block from the Village Green and shopping district and two blocks from Colgate. Five suites are available, each with king sized beds. The renovated historic Queen Anne Victorian home includes two sitting rooms, a spacious dining room to enjoy a hot breakfast, and a private garden and patio for outdoor relaxing.

PeacefUl Pines bed & breaKfast6125 Briggs Road | 315-824-2469peacefulpinesbandb.comFour miles from Colgate University, this country home features a private pond and gazebo and beautiful views of Colgate University and the Valley. Complementary continental breakfast provided.

tHe tHirteen HoUse13 College Street | 315-825-0013Walking distance to Colgate University and downtown, this refurbished home offers peacefulness and privacy in a warm, con-temporary, elegant setting. WiFi throughout and most rooms have private baths.

tHe timber laKe HoUse b&b3162 Lake Moraine Road315-824-1648

Wendt University inn175 Utica Street | 315-824-4400wendtinn.comLocated only one mile from Colgate University and only minutes away from the Madison Bouckville Antique Festival fairgrounds, this property offers 94 spacious rooms, complementary continental breakfast, free high speed internet access and business center.

WHite eagle conference center2910 Lake Moraine Road315- 824-6785whiteagle.comSituated on 140 acres adjacent to Lake Moraine in southern Madison County, this beautiful property features: 54 guest-rooms with comfortable furnishings, private baths, cable television, air conditioning, and data port.

glimmerglass oPera tHeaterCooperstown, NY 13326607-547-0700glimmerglass.orgFeatures world-class opera in the Alice Busch Opera Theater including new and world. Premieres and young American artists.

national baseball Hall of fame & mUseUm25 Main Street, Cooperstown, NY 1-888-HALL-OF-FAMEbaseballhall.orgHonoring the greatest players and his-tory of America’s favorite pastime.

nortHeast classic car mUseUm24 Rexford Street, Norwich, NY 607-334-2886classiccarmuseum.orgThe largest classic car museum in the northeast, with over 160 vehicles on exhibit spanning many decades of history.

tUrning stone casino5218 Patrick Road, Verona, NY 1-800-771-7711turningstone.comRenowned casino and resort featuring world-class restaurants, golf, spa and fitness. Showroom and Event Center featuring acclaimed performers.

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Will of the trees - David and Julia Will

Will of the trees is a sapling growing on Johnnycake Hill outside of Hamilton, new York. the seed was sown in the shadow of retirement and the sunlight of a desire to create fine wood products that show-case the life of the tree... and, “What the heck are we going to do now that we’re retired from a

combined fifty years of teaching and twenty years of computer applications?”

the kids grew up and left home. the trees grew up and needed tending. When you love wood - the patterns and textures, when you enjoy using tools to create, prob-lem solving, being outdoors and being together - and you own a woodlot, you begin a business to craft unique, useful, fine wood products. each piece is built from the ground up. We cut the trees, mill the lumber, dry the lumber in our homemade solar kiln and then re-saw and four square the boards in our shop.

all of the products from Will of the trees are finely crafted and every board has been selected and positioned to showcase the life of the tree and the natural pat-terns of the wood. each piece we create is from an original design. We create the templates, jigs and process for each design. We experiment with many forms of jointery and incorporate the natural, seasonal expansion and contraction of the wood in visible ways in our designs.

the pieces are carefully finished and have a natural 0%voC oil finish. our current products include cherry-framed maple cutting boards, large cherry planters, maple finger joint boxes, maple and cherry harvest and sofa tables, and cherry wine racks. large storage boxes and coffee tables are in the design stages. each piece is unique and and carries a numbered label.

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Our works can be seen at the Broad Street Gallery and Evergreen Gallery in Hamilton and online at www.WilloftheTrees.com

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