The historical society is looking for people who are willing to loan Bicentennial related items to the museum for inclusion in this year’s special exhibit.
Back by popular demand, our Cabin Fever Virtual Conversation series explores broad-reaching local history and brings in historians and scholars from across the state to share their expertise.
Join Arborist Michael Mahanna for “The Journey of a Canopy,” an engaging presentation that explores the evolution of Utica’s urban forest from the 1800s to the present.
The exhibition, “The Presence of Poe: The Life & Legacy of a Literary Icon,” opens with a reception on Thursday, Feb. 26, from 5 to 7 p.m.
On Tuesday, February 24th at 7pm, join us for “The Veeders of Montgomery County” with Nathan Turowsky of the Saint Kateri Tekakwitha National Shrine and Historic Site.
The Glove Cities Arts Alliance was founded in 2021 by local artist and arts educator, Janelle Krause, and regional artist, Robert Tomlinson.
The Oneida County History Center invites the public to a captivating historical investigation on Saturday, February 28, 2026, at 2:00 p.m.
Fenimore Farm & Country Village is pleased to announce the return of Sugaring Off Sundays, a cherished Cooperstown tradition celebrating the magic of maple sugaring.
“Utica on Film: Landmark Moments” offers a chance to view rare films and videos that capture iconic moments from Utica’s past.
The Yager Museum of Art & Culture at Hartwick College will host “World of Water,” a series of activities for families and children during Oneonta schools’ February break.
Tree-lined Genesee Street c. 1900. Photo courtesy of the Oneida County History Center.
Photo courtesy of the Glove Cities Arts Alliance.
The Curious Case of Moody Peabody and The Great Fire of Utica. Photo Courtesy of the Oneida County History Center.
Utica’s “Busy Corner” at Genesee and Bleeker Streets in the late 1940s. Photo courtesy of the Oneida County History Center.