HamiltonNew York

WelcomeVisitor’s Guide

Hamilton was named one of the friendliest towns in America by Forbes magazine. Nestled into the quiet countryside, Hamilton and its surrounding communities have much to offer in the way of dining, lodging, specialty shops and antiques. Our flourishing arts and cultural scene features live music, national and inter-national lecturers, films, festivals, local artists and galleries. Our Village Green is a hot spot for weddings, concerts and one of the oldest farmer’s markets in the state every Saturday from May through October. Winter, spring, summer or fall, you’ll find lots of friendly smiles and plenty to do right here in the Chenango Valley. Come for the day or stay for the weekend and enjoy all that we have to offer!

Visit the Hamilton Welcome Center at 11 Payne Street, a few doors down from the Colgate Inn, to learn more.

Colgate University - Ranked among the best liberal arts colleges in the United States, many of Colgate’s facilities provide attractions for visitors to Hamilton.

Palace Theater - This unique performing arts center features national and international touring productions, as well as regional / community theater.

Hamilton Movie Theater - One of the few remaining independent theaters, providing diverse film programming, including first run feature films, Grand Operas in Cinema, and independent and foreign films.

Hamilton International Film Festival - A world-class festival of feature, indie, and documentary films, including numerous screenings, personal appearances by filmmakers and actors, receptions, talk-back sessions, charity functions, and more.

Native American Arts and Cultural Festival - This fall festival celebrates Native Ameri-can culture with performances of music and dance, art, food and archaeological demonstrations.

The Great Chocolate Festival - September 27, 1955 marked a unique moment in history for Hamilton. An O&W train was diverted from the main track, causing it to speed through a coal shed and crash to the ground. No one was injured, but chocolate was spilled everywhere! This festival commemorates that sweet moment in Hamilton history and is all about chocolate and trains with live music and family activities.

LODGING

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Small town charmDining • Live Entertainment • Galleries • Shopping

Cultural Attractions and Events in our Area

Picker Art Gallery - This Colgate University gallery offers a changing collection of more than 10,000 artistic objects in various mediums.

Earlville Opera House - Constructed in 1892, this performing arts venue, which hosts concerts and theatrical productions, also has two art galleries and a café.

Seven Oaks Golf Course & Club - Designed by world renowned Robert Trent Jones, Seven Oaks is characteristic of all Jones’ courses including strategic deployment of water, extensive tee areas and large, expansive greens.

Hamilton Farmers’ Market - This outdoor market, held every Saturday May-October from 8am-1pm on the Village Green is the lone of the longest-running farmers markets in the state, with over 100 vendors - featuring locally grown produce, baked goods, jewelry and arts and crafts.

Madison Bouckville Antique Week - A week-long antique extravaganza with exhibitors from all over the country! This is the largest antique event in New York State.

Shopping/DiningJust off the Green, in the core of the Village, is an eclectic mix of one of kind specialty shops and boutiques. From trendy to vintage, Hamilton has something for every kind of shopper. The restaurant scene is also hopping with the best in casual, ethnic and fine dining all in a span of four short blocks.

Small town charm

Big town amenitiesDining • Live Entertainment • Galleries • Shopping

For more information, please visitwww.ThisIsHamiltonNY.com or call (315) 825-3537

LODGING

Inns / Bed & Breakfasts

72 Madison Bed & Breakfast72 Madison Street/ 315-288-0612www.72-madison.comA short walk from downtown Hamilton, 72 Madison offers a refined lodging experience. Each room has a private bath, down duvet, robes, a television and wire-less internet. Complimentary continental breakfastis included.

Bridle Creek Bed & Breakfast5519 Hill Road / 315-824-1962www.bridlecreekbedandbreakfast.comSituated on fourteen acres with lovely views, porches, country walks, and a spring-fed pond for summer swimming.

Collegiate Bed & Breakfast58 Madison Street / 315-750-0579Located in the heart of the village of Hamiltonand within walking distance to Colgate University.

The Guest House at Weathervane Farm2088 Spring Street / 315-750-8081www.weathervanefarm.comSpacious, immaculate guest rooms, individually deco-rated in classic country style each with private bath and separate entry. Complimentary amenities include: breakfast, wine upon arrival, and WiFi. Walking distance to Colgate campus.

Hanson Bed & Breakfast5551 Lakeview Court / 315-824-8964

Holcomb’s Bed & Breakfast5 Mill Street / 315-228-2120www.holcombsbandb.comWalking distance to center of town and ColgateUniversity, this renovated farm house from 1880 features five bedrooms and six baths. Amenities include: full breakfast and wireless internet.

Home Suite Home16 East Pleasant Street & 56 Utica Street315-391-7933 (Day) / 315-824-2611 (Night)www.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. Continental or full homemade breakfast.

Lakeview Inn75 Frank Road / 315-228-2061www.hamiltonlakeviewinn.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.

Mary’s Bed & Breakfast7342 Hamilton Rd. / 315-824-2643menolan@twcny.rr.comA short drive from the village, Mary’s Bed & Breakfast offers immaculate guest rooms and complimentary WiFi throughout.

Nancy’s Bed & Breakfast7 West Kendrick Avenue / 315-824-0908Located one block from the center of the village.

The Oleys’ Bed & Breakfast25 South Main Street, Earlville, NY / 315-825-5455www.theoleysbedandbreakfast.comRenovated 1890’s Victorian home, just minutesfrom Colgate University. Complimentary amenitiesinclude private baths with Jacuzzi tubs, WiFi cable TV and breakfast made-to-order.

Patricia’s Guest House21 Maple Avenue / 315-824-3162www.patriciasguesthouse.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 / 315-824-2469www.peacefulpinesbandb.comFour miles from Colgate University, this country home features a private pond and gazebo and beautiful views of Colgate University and the Valley. Comple-mentary continental breakfast provided.

The Thirteen House13 College Street / 315-825-0013Walking distance to Colgate University and down-town, this refurbished home offers peacefulness and privacy in a warm, contemporary, elegant setting. WiFi throughout and most rooms have private baths.

The Timber Lake House B&B3162 Lake Moraine Road / 315-824-1648

Hotel / Motels

Colgate Inn1 Payne Street / 315-824-2300 / www.colgateinn.comClassic comforts of a country inn offering 40 guest rooms including suites, wireless internet, tavern and patio dining.

Hamilton Inn4480 East Lake Road / 315-824-0073www.thehamiltoninn.comFive spacious guest rooms including three suites, wire-less internet and complimentary continental breakfast.

Wendt University Inn175 Utica Street / 315-824-4400 / www.wendtinn.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 break-fast, free high speed internet access and business center.

White Eagle Conference Center2910 Lake Moraine Road / 315- 824-6785www.whiteagle.comSituated on 140 acres adjacent to Lake Morainein southern Madison County, this beautiful property features: 54 guestrooms with comfortable furnishings, private baths, cable television, air conditioning, and data port.

Inns • Bed & Breakfast • Hotels • Motels

DINING

Take Out / Fast Food

Dunkin Donuts 34 Utica St. / 315-824-8500McDonald’s 168 Utica St. / 315-824-4001New York Pizzeria 39 Lebanon St. / 315-824-2112Pizza Hut 107 Utica St. / 315-824-1787Subway 34 Utica St. / 315-824-8500Ye Olde Pizza Pub 2614 Rt. 12B / 315-824-1800

Casual Dining

22 Utica Street Café22 Utica Street / 315-228-2061Relaxed coffee bar setting for breakfast, lunch, casual dinner or late-night snack. Menu includes homemade sandwiches, wraps, soups, salads, smoothies and desserts.

Barge Canal Coffee Co.37 Lebanon Street / 315-824-4331www.bargecanal.comAll-day menu with a coffee house vibe: large selection of coffees & teas, smoothies, chili, soups, salads, sand-wiches, bagels, hummus, fruit plates and desserts.

Colgate Inn1 Payne Street / 315-824-2300www.colgateinn.comThis historic inn features fine American cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere for breakfast (omelets, pancakes), lunch (sandwiches, soups, salads) and dinner (steaks, seafood, pasta).

Hamilton Eatery41 Lebanon Street / 315-825-9051hamiltoneatery.comFamily owned and run sandwich shop features a delicious array of made-to-order sandwiches, breakfast items, daily specials, a “create your own” salad station, and more – including one of the most remarkable selections of beers in Hamilton, from classics to local craft brews to sophisticated imports.

Hamilton Inn4480 East Lake Road / 315-824-0073www.thehamiltoninn.comNew England-style entrées (steaks, chops, seafood and chicken) prepared with an international flare. Dinner served Tuesday-Saturday.

Hamilton Whole Foods28 Broad Street / 315-824-2930Vegetarian deli featuring homemade soups, salads, sandwiches & desserts.

La Iguana10 Broad Street / 315-824-0022www.laiguanarestaurant.comMexican restaurant & tapas bar serving lunch and dinner. Menu features: 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.

No. 10 TavernAt the 5 Corners in downtown Hamilton315-824-2222www.No10tavern.comLunch & dinner daily. Sandwiches, burgers, steaks, pasta, chicken.

Oliveri’s Pizzeria14 Lebanon Street / 315-824-4444www.oliverispizza.comPizza, pasta, wings, burgers, subs and salads.Dine-in, take-out or delivery.

Royal India Grill6 Broad Street / 315-825-3555www.hamiltonroyalindiagrill.comAuthentic Indian cuisine – vegetarian specials, chicken, lamb & fish in curry, masala, vindaloo & tandoori styles.

Rusch’s Bar & Grill22 Lebanon Street / 315-228-2122www.myruschs.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 Road315-824-4420www.sevenoaksclubhouse.comCountry club-style dining at Colgate University’s Seven Oaks Golf Course. Menu offerings include full entrée selections, specialty sandwiches and homemade desserts.

VJ’s Diner and Restaurant169 Utica Street / 315-824-0303Family dining with traditional breakfast fare, diner classics, pizza and pasta.

Yogate Frozen Yogurt12 Lebanon Street / 315-228-2031A self-serve frozen yogurt shop with over 30 toppings.

Fine Dining

Poolville Country Store1245 Earlville Road, Earlville315-691-2677www.poolvillecountrystore.comAmerican cuisine with European influence in a country setting four miles from Hamilton.

Casual Dining • Fine Dining • Take Out/Fast Food

Florists

Full Bloom Florist2133 Bonney Road315-824-FULL (3855) / 1-866-553-FULLwww.hamiltonny.com/fullbloomFresh flowers, custom silk, gift baskets, balloonsand more. World wire service available.

Hamilton Flower Shop38 Broad Street / 315-824-0910 / 1-800-864-1635www.hamiltonflowershop.netFull service Florist. Flowers and plantsgrown in own greenhouse. Daily localdelivery to surrounding areas.

Boutiques, Specialty Shops & Galleries

Black Cat Antiques & Gifts14 East Main Street, Earlville / 315-691-5721

Broad Street Gallery20 Broad Street / 315-825-5235www.hamiltoncenterforthearts.comFine arts cooperative featuring local and regional artists encompassing a wide variety of mediums and styles.

Colgate Bookstore3 Utica Street315-228-7480www.colgatebook-store.comOwned and operated by Colgate University, this unique and inde-pendent bookstore provides educational resources and books, specialty merchandise, collegiate clothing and gifts.

Collections40 Milford Street / 315-750-9356Art gallery of works for sale and uniqueselection of women’s apparel and accessories.

Evergreen Gallery11 Lebanon Street / 315-824-0897www.evergreengalleryny.comCustom picture framing, hand crafted rustic furniture, local artist works in photographs, paintings, jewelry, pottery and textile and fair trade gifts from around the world.

Maxwells Chocolates14 Utica Street / 315-824-1280www.maxwellschocolates.comUnique home-made candies and sweets plus an old fashioned ice cream parlor with nostalgiadécor from the 40’s, 50’s, & 60’s. Personal andonline delivery.

Retrospect12 Lebanon / 315-824-0449www.retrospectny.comFeaturing vintage to new home and garden,furniture, personal gift items and accessories.

Steph Boutique7 Lebanon Street315-824-2500www.stephboutique.comCasual, sophisticated women’s clothing andaccessories located in the heart of the village.

SWANK2 Broad Street315-824-8800www.swankbydesign.comA meticulously curated collection of irresistible vintage and modern finds for home, garden and you.

SHOPPINGUnique Gifts • Retail • Boutiques

SHOPPINGGrocers, Liquors and Spirits • Miscellaneous Retail

Why wait until your next visit to find out what’s going on in Hamilton each month?

The Hamilton Highlights can keep you up-to-date with all the arts, entertainment, music and events every month of the year in an easy to read monthly calendar.

Visit our Welcome Center at 11 Payne Street to pick up your personal copy or visit www.ThisIsHamiltonNY.com to view the digital edition.

Hamilton Highlights is sponsored by:Partnership for Community Development (PCD)PO Box 37Hamilton, NY 13346

Grocers, Liquors & Spirits

Byrne Dairy31 Utica Street / 315-824-1107 Express Mart Convenience Store59 Utica Street / 315-824-6278 Hamilton Whole Foods28 Broad Street / 315-824-2930Vegan friendly, health food store andeatery featuring locally grown food.

Price Chopper1050 Madison Market Place / 315-824-6040www.pricechopper.com Open 24 hours.

Village Wine & Spirits27 Lebanon Street / 315-824-1740

Miscellaneous Retail

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, electronics, home decor, tools and gifts.

Country Peddler2434 Poolville Road, Hubbardsville315-691-4002

Curtis Lumber15 Eaton Street / 315-824-2233www.curtislumber.comLeading retail, farm and ranch store chain for main-taining 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 Marketplace / 315-824-0482familydollar.comYour neighborhood dollar discount store, where you’ll find products for you and your family. From groceries, to health and beauty products, to household goods and clothing.

The Gateway Custom Apparel23 Lebanon / 315-824-2572www.companycasuals.com/thegatewayCustom apparel store featuring screen printing and embroidery.

Hamilton Digital Plus23 Lebanon Street / 315-825-8633www.hamiltondigitalplus.com

Olympia Sports1034 Madison Marketplace / 315-824-0560www.olympiasports.netRetail sporting goods company featuring fitness and athletics equipment and apparel, athletic footwear, popular sports/leisure wear and accessories.

Parry’s100 Utica Street / 315-824-0002315-824-0086 Faxwww.parryshamilton.comFamily owned, Modern Day General Store featuring a full selection of electronics, paint, hardware, office supplies, housewares, seasonal greenhouse and a bulk food, local craftsman/food section.

Peebles1021 Madison Marketplace / 315-824-2839www.peebles.comDepartment Store for family apparel, jewelry, shoes gifts and more.

Ray’s Wayside44 Milford St, Hamilton / (315) 824-2850Your one stop shop for Pittsburgh Paint (USA), Shaw, Mohawk, Armstrong and many other floorings, bedding (all made in the USA) and custom picture framing.

Tractor Supply1010 Madison Market Place / 315-824-0146www.tractorsupply.com

Farms

Alambria Springs Farm834 Musician Road, Lebanon / 315-837-4769www.alambriafarm.comProduce available in CSA, at area farmers’markets, and in local restaurants.

Common Thread Community Farm3424 Lake Moraine Rd., Madison / 315-893-7767www.commonthreadcsa.com

Drover Hill Farm1014 Earlville Road, Earlville / 315-691-2327www.droverhillfarm.comRegistered Angus and highland cattle, pasture raised beef, pork and lamb, all available at area stores, restaurants, and farmers’ markets. Bed and breakfast also available.

Earlville Farmers MarketEarlville Village Green / 315-691-6420Fridays from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m.Vendors bring a great selection of local produce, artwork and crafts, and more.

Endless Trails Farm8856 Larkin Road, Brookfield / 315-899-3351All natural beef.

Hamilton Farmers MarketHamilton Village Green / 315-824-1111May – November, Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nearly 100 vendors with fresh local produce, meats and dairy products, flowers and plants, prepared foods, maple syrup and honey, local wines, jams and jellies, crafts and works of art, and more.

Highland Farms7 Mill Street / 315-750-9957Wide variety of organic produce, as well as organic free-range eggs, available at the Hamilton Farmers’ Market and at Parry’s general store.

Maple Avenue Farm689 Borden Road, Earlville / 315-691-2917www.sunfedbeef.comBlack Angus cattle, raised since 1948, without hormones or antibiotics. Humanely finished on grain or grass, dry aged beef is available year round at the farm or in area stores.

Maple Hill Farm & Orchard1019 River Road / 315-691-3168Grass and grain fed lamb.

Nature’s Blessing5779 Lebanon Center Road, Earlville315-837-9695Family farm offering shitake and oyster mushrooms, various produce, pork, and eggs.

Poolville Winter Farmers MarketPoolville Community Center7484 Willey Road, Poolvillewww. facebook.com/pages/Poolville- Winter-Farmers-Market/313469075439355 2nd and 4th Saturdays, 10am to noonNov, Dec, Feb, Mar, AprilThe end of summer doesn’t mean the end of filling your pantry with local produce! Find 20+ local producers bringing vegetables, cheese, meat, honey, mushrooms, baked goods, eggs, maple syrup, granola, and much more. The market also highlights local chefs making dishes utilizing local producers in their Café.

Purple Tie Farm831 Brian Road, Earlville / 315-837-4221Locally grown beef and poultry.

Rocky Top Acres1659 Quaker Hill Road, Hubbardsville315-899-8907Local beef products.

Sommer’s Harvest7 University Avenue / 315-527-3429www.sommersharvestfarm.comLarge selection of organic and natural produceavailable as CSA or at local Farmers’ Markets.

Agricultural Productsand Experiences

Fruit of the Fungi5779 Lebanon Center Rd, Lebanon / 315-837-9695www.fruitofthefungi.comLocal, fresh and dried specialty mushrooms year round. Visitthem at their farm or area Farmer’s Markets.

Golden Glow Goat Milk Soap6241 Vosburgh Road / 315-691-9242Hand-made goat milk soap, available at areaFarmers Markets and stores.

Good Nature Brewing37 Milford Street #3315-824-1560www.goodnaturebrewing.comMicrobrewery and tasting room with diverse selection of local craft brews. Find Good Nature

Brewing ales in restaurants around the region. Tasting Room located at 8 Broad Street.

The Imaginary Farmer315-520-3989 / www.theimaginaryfarmer.comLarge selection of edible and medicinal mushrooms, mushroom growing kits, as well as locally crafted goat, sheep, and cow’s milk cheeses. Purchase at area Farmers’ Markets or on the website.

DOWN TO EARTHFarms • Agricultural Products and Experiences

SERVICES

Jewett’s Cheese House934 Earlville Road, Earlville / 315-691-5858www.jewettscheese.comNew York state cheddar cheese aged between 9 months and 14 years. Also carries a large variety of other products, including jams, salsas, dressings, and candies.

RH Elk Limited8159 Larkin Road, Hubbardsville / 315-691-5706Elk meat, live elk, and hand-made antler crafts, including antler chandeliers.

Saddleback Farm29 Lebanon Street / 315-824-30003055 Lake Moraine Road / 315-824-1305 Home of the Saddleback Morgan horse and facility

for the Colgate University Equestrian Team. Indoor and outdoor riding facilities available. Boarding, training, and lessons.

Side Hill Farmers315-677-4090 / www.sidehillfarmers.comA cooperative of a dozen area farmers and other vendors, providing CSA-style shares for livestock, produce, and so much more. Members can place their orders online and pick it up from a number of convenient area locations.

Talons! A Bird of Prey Experience1091 Earlville Road, Earlville / 315-415-1686www.talonsbirdsofprey.comInteractive educational presentations on falconry and birds of prey.

Architects & Contractors • Realtors • Personal Services

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Architects & Contractors

Archicarta33 East Main Street, Earlville / 315-691-2497www.archicarta.com

Bruce Ward Architect7122 Spring Hill Road / 315-824-1094www.BruceWardArchitect.comAdditions, remodeling, new construction, residential, and commercial.

Cedar Homes of Distinction2843 Johnny Cake Hill Road / 315-824-1571loghome.net/canning.htmLog packages, turn keys, and weather-tight shells. Featuring Katahdin Cedar Log Homes.

Etna Enterprises3269 St. Rt. 46, Bouckville / 315-893-7763etna89@hotmail.com

Main Street Woodworking31 North Main Street, Earlville / 315-691-2812mnstwoodworking@twcny.rr.com

Oren Construction17 East Kendrick Ave., PO Box 67 / 315-824-1866orenconstruction@gmail.com

Strasser Electric6125 Briggs Road / 315-824-2469strasserelectric@yahoo.com

Realtors

Countryside Realty11 East Main Street, Earlville / 315-691-2100www.countrysiderealtyinc.com

Eagle River Realty2547 State Route 12B / 315-824-8989www.eagleriver-realty.com

Hamilton Village Real Estate26 Utica Street / 315-824-0800www.hamilton-realestate.com

Susie Gustafson Real Estate12 University Avenue / 315-824-4663www.susiegustafsonre.com

Suzanne L. Martin Real Estate7326 Bonney Hill Road / 315-824-2203www.martinre.com

Personal Services

Alice Virden-Speer PhotographyLebanon Street Alley / 315-750-5222www.alicevirdenspeer.com

Candy Centers3269 St. Rt. 46, Bouckville / 315-525-8552candycenters@gmail.comLet us design a custom candy buffet for your wedding reception, corporate event, birthday party, baby shower, or any other occasion.

The FITT Stop2352 Rt. 12B / 315-832-0579www.facebook.com/theFITTstopThe FITT Stop offers a wide variety of group fitness classes, as well as personal training and nutritional counseling.

Fringes2360 Route 12 B / 315-824-1416

Hamilton Chiropractic Health Center23 Broad Street / 315-824-2504www.hchc.net

The Zen Den3-5 Madison Street / 315-824-1414www.facebook.com/TheZenDenIncThe Zen Den offers both group and private instruction in a variety of formats of yoga and pilates.

Hamilton Massage Therapy5 Madison Street315-430-0164 / 315-725-8962

Hamilton Nail Spa12 Broad Street / 315-824-0342

Hamilton Orthopedic Surgery& Sports Medicine85 College Street / 315-824-1250www.hamiltonorthopedic.com

Helping Hands Muscular Therapy54C Utica Street / 315-824-4468www.helpinghandsmusculartherapy.comOrthopedic injury work and cancer massage.By appointment only. Gift certificates andmulti-session deals available.

JJ’s Salon29 Lebanon Street / 315-824-3000

Jody Lyn’s School of Dance6512 Wes Road / 315-363-7550Ages 3 through adult.

Julie’s Shear Perfection17 Lebanon Street / 315-824-1566

Karen’s Kuts and Kolors18 Broad Street / 315-824-2023

Mar’s Hair-E Business4 Eaton Street / 315-824-2273

Parry’s Gymnastics2498 Route 12B / 315-458-5365www.parrysgymnastics.com

Sheridonna’s Beauty Salon2 Broad Street / 315-748-3229A full-service salon that provides hair care for women, men, and children of all ethnicities, and offers trendy, yet sophisticated styles.

Small Business Resource Center11 Payne Street / 315-825-3537www.hamiltonpcd.orgFree workshops, one-on-one counseling,a resource library, and occasional grantprograms to support Hamilton’s businesscommunity. Provided by the Partnershipfor Community Development.

Tranquility Massage and Wellness18 Broad Street / 315- 824-2023www.tranquility-wellness.com

Galleries

Broad Street Gallery20 Broad Street / 315-825-5235www.hamiltoncenterforthearts.comFine arts cooperative featuring local and regional artists encompassing a wide variety of mediums and styles.

Clifford GalleryLittle Hall – Colgate University / 315-228-6607merz.colgate.eduThe Clifford Gallery is a teaching gallery and features approximately six exhibitions a year of professional works by contemporary artists. The Clifford Gallery is open to the community and contributes to the cultural life of the central New York area.

Evergreen Gallery11 Lebanon Street / 315-824-0897www.evergreengalleryny.comCustom picture framing, hand crafted rustic furniture, local artist works in photographs, paintings, jewelry, pottery and textile and fair trade gifts from around the world.

Hamilton Center for the Arts19 Broad Street / 315-825-5235www.hamiltoncenterforthearts.com

Longyear Museum of AnthropologyAlumni Hall - Colgate University / 315-228-7184offices.colgate.edu/longyearCollection of archaeological and ethnographic materials from Africa,Oceania, Native North America, and thePre-Columbian cultures of North, Central and South America.

MAD Artwww.madartinc.orgA nonprofit dedicated to the arts and artists in Madison County. Visit MAD Art’s website for information about classes, artist talks, local shows, and more.

Picker Art GalleryDana Arts Center - Colgate University315-228-7634www.pickerartgallery.orgOffering a changing collection of more than 10,000 artistic objects in various mediums.

Robert M. Linsley Geology MuseumRobert H. N. Ho Science Center - Colgate University 315-228-7201Exhibits minerals, rocks, and fossils, highlighting the beauty and wonder of these objects while also informing visitors about how geologists study the Earth. Threaded throughout the museum is a specific focus on what we know about New York State’s geologic past.

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENTGalleries • Live Music • Theater

Live Music

Barge Canal Coffee Company37 Lebanon Street / 315-824-4331www.bargecanal.comSpecialty coffee house featuring local, regional, and national musical performances in a variety of genres including: folk, rock, acoustic and jazz. Open mic nights and student music group erformances on select evenings.

Earlville Opera House18 East Main Street, Earlville315-691-3550www.earlvilleoperahouse.comFeaturing roots music including folk, blues, celtic and bluegrass performances from national and regional artists. Also on premises are two art galleries and gift shop. Hours vary Tuesday – Saturday / call or visit website for select times& performances.

Theater

Brehmer TheaterDana Arts Center – Colgate University315-228-7639Features production from both students and profes-sional theater groups. Call for select times and performances

Hamilton Movie Theater7 Lebanon Street / 315-824-2724www.hamiltontheater.netIn addition to first-run movies, diverse programming includes indie films, opera series, national film festivals, children’s matinee series and other special events.Call or visit website for select times

Palace Theater19 Utica Street315-824-1420www.palacetheater.orgA performing arts center presenting live theater with national and international acts, stars of stage, screen and television. The Palace also features Colgate University and community theater as well as the family and educational series. Call or visit the website for select times, tickets and performances.

National Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum25 Main Street, Cooperstown, NY1-888-HALL-OF-FAMEwww.baseballhall.orgHonoring the greatest players and history of America’s pastime. Open daily 9am-5pm

Turning Stone Casino5218 Patrick Road, Verona, NY1-800-771-7711www.turningstone.comRenowned casino and resort featuring world-class restaurants, golf, spa and fitness; plus a Showroom and the Event Center featuring nationally and inter-nationally acclaimed musical performers. Open daily 24 hours.

Glimmerglass Opera TheaterCooperstown, NY 13326607-547-0700www.glimmerglass.orgFeatures world-class opera from around the world in the Alice Busch Opera Theater including new and world premieres, and also young American artists in early stages of their career. Call for select times and shows

Northeast Classic Car Museum24 Rexford Street, Norwich, NY607-334-2886www.classiccarmuseum.orgThe largest classic car museum in the northeast, with over 160 vehicles on exhibit spanning many decades of history. The museum also features informative video exhibits, period fashion displays, WWI and WWII aircraft engines, and more. Open daily from 9am-5pm.

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A short drive from most anywhere.Syracuse - 35 miles • Utica - 30 miles • Binghamton - 65 miles

For more information, please visitwww.ThisIsHamiltonNY.com or call 315-825-3537