The Center for the Arts of Homer definitely raises the bar for central New York. Being able to see Arlo Guthrie twice in Homer, NY is fantastic, but the quaint and cozy venue makes it even better. The Center offers a myriad of entertainment, Friday night movies, art shows and yoga classes. We're so lucky to have this in our community.
The Homer Center 4 the Atrs is a jewel of upstate New York. I drive 90 mile one way to attend performances-- and did so last night in a snow storm. The excellent caliber of the performances make it worth the trip, but the real pleasure for me is the amazing venue, the accomodating, friendly people that work there and the atmosphere of the pre-show gathering opportunity. There is a beautiful art gallery to enjoy. They raise money for local students to receive SAT test classes. They do everything possible to help to make arts accessible to their community.
Before sitting down to write, I pulled out all the old program books. Among those artists that standout are Richie Havens, Don Vappie, U. Utah Phillips, Cheryl Wheeler, Ola Onabule, Guy Clark, Arlo Guthrie, Karla Bonoff, The Four Bitchin' Babes, Frank Vignola and Bucky Pizzarelli and Elieen Ivers. The music program alone has enriched the lives of people throughout Central NY and beyond, justifying all the hard work and support. But, the Center is so much more. The programs for children, SAT prep, movies, the radio plays. I can't imagine live in Homer today without the Center.
The Center for the arts has be such a wonderful addition to the Village of Homer. It has a wide range of shows and attractions that it appeals to all age groups and tastes. Local musicians have also recognized such as; The Cafferty band, Dave Feinstein, Ten Man Push and others. Gallery showings of local and well known artists have also attracted many to the Center. There is always something happening at the Center for the Arts.
The Center has been such an enriching experience for myself, my family and our community. The caliber of entertainment is exceptional. The range of genres is amazing, from Folk legends to Celtic superstars to local favorites...The Center offers it all. My brother lives in the Chicago area and is continuaaly amazed at the acts I see (and MEET!) at the Center- I mean ARLO GUTHRIE in Homer New York...TWICE!! Ina word- WOW!
My wife and I originally just wanted to see Tom Paxton. We enjoyed the entire experience so much that we went to more events. Even though we live too far to make use of many of the regular programs we agree with the overall thrust of the way the center is run. We felt strongly enough that this year we joined. We also especially enjoy celtic music and dance and the center does a wonderful job of bringing this type of entertainment to the area.
People keep asking us "Why did we move to Homer"...because it has such a great Center for the Arts in a New Englandy like town. Attending a concert at the Center is like going to a big coffee house...intimate, good seating,great acoustics and wonderful volunteers. I am so grateful to all the people who had "the dream" and went for it.There's no place like Homer.
The setting is intimate and keeps improving all the time. It has added immensely to the arts in this community and has done a great deal to increase tourism in the community. It has also been an impetus for people to move to the community from other areas, especially people considering retirement. It has given a boost to the economy of the area as well.
Intimate, nice place to see a performance. I appreciate the wide range of performers. Any seat in the place is good. The social hour prior to the show is nice. Earlier in the sound was not as good as it should be, given the great acoustics of the venue. But it's been good to fantastic recently.
We love it!! My family uses the Center for the Arts on a weekly basis by attending dance lessons. We also enjoy the concerts, theatrical performances, art shows, and charity events. We are very happy to have these cultural experiences available to us without having to drive somewhere; we have something wonderful in our our hometown!
Launching the Center, much like democracy, can be a messy and time-gulping preoccupation. But those of us in the whirlwind of policy-making, planning, dreaming (and, yes, sweeping the floors and taking out the trash) can stand amazed at what has been accomplished by so many volunteers in such a short period of time. In an economic climate during which we see the fall of many beloved arts institutions, the Center for the Arts has been able to schedule a mortgage burning party. We have had artists clamor to come back to us. We have had some of the world's premier performers tell us that there is nothing like a Center audience: the sound system, the intimate space, the warmth of the reception. Whoever suggested our first official slogan, "Dream...then make it happen," could not have envisioned the growth and the diversity of activities housed under our roof. Kudos to all who have made it happen and continue to make it happen for the enrichment of our children and our children's children.
I've lived in Homer for 3 years and in that time have become a huge fan and supporter of the Center for the Arts of Homer! Every concert that we've attended has been so impressive, acts from many countries. I've seen incredible, energetic acts like Eileen Ivers and Teada. I've had friends come from out of town for concerts at the center. Dan Hayes has great vision for the center - it's amazing to me what he's done for the center in such a short period of time. I think this venue could be A PREMIER 300-400 seat venue in NYS outside of NYC! Everyone who performs speaks to how much they love performing at the center and how much the appreciate the opportunity to perform there. I would never have thought that a town as small as Homer could provide concerts with such depth and diversity of talent. And at prices that make attendance affordable for everyone! Dan and the volunteers provide a wonderful welcoming atmosphere at the center for all events, including the free movies. What a joy to have a place like this in our community!
I love that I could bring my son, even when young, and allow him to appreciate a variety of talent. The atmosphere is informal and intimate, the accoustics are great, and the people we've had the chance to enjoy have been universally wonderful. We're lucky to have such a resource located so conveniently.
I've attended several concerts at the Center for the Arts. I am amazed at the quality of the talent such a small community can attract. The setting is beautiful, the volunteers and staff friendly, and the music fantastic. It is such a great resource for the community.
We love this place! We are members and supporters and wish we could do more as volunteers, but it is a bit of a drive for us. If we lived closer to Homer we would be more involved. The old Baptist church a wonderful venue for concerts and performances; the additional space is used for community arts and education. There is a good variety of performances and it seems that the performers enjoy being there as much as the audience enjoys listening to them. Dan Hayes and crew have done a great job and we wish them continued success.
In the summer of 2008, I wanted to mount a month-long exhibition and have an evening program in recognition of Bloomsday, 16 June, the day of the action of James Joyce's novel "Ulysses," and from conception to completion, Homer's Center for the Arts was completely cooperative. Board member Ann Siegle not only took charge of writing a grant application to obtain partial support for the project (it was awarded) but she guided my efforts at every stage. Director Dan Hayes was equally helpful, personally taking charge of mounting the exhibition of posters, photographs, books, and artifacts. The evening program, which was very well attended and ran for nearly three hours, exceeded my hopes. I know I chose the right place for my project.
I have been to several shows over the past 3-4 years. It is a wonderful venue with great energy amongst the volunteers and of course Daniel Hayes. Just saw Eileen Ivers for the second time there. She, of course, rocked the house again! My companion and I are members and will continue to subscribe. I only wish I had the time to volunteer as well!
This community has been blessed with a first-class performance theatre, and an organization that somehow entices world-renowned entertainment to perform locally..... while continuing to provide opportunity for our vast reservoir of home-grown talents. What an asset...limited only by public support. I have attended many sold-out shows and hope that the word is finally getting out. This is something special for this area and should not be taken for granted.
The center lights the fire in our soul every other week in the Fall , Winter and Spring. The diverse entertainment provides a opportunity for us to rekindle our energy and appreciation of the performing arts in a small rural coummunity. I'm partial to the various Celtic performances. This includes Dougie McLean, Barra MacNeils, Elleen Ivers, Celtic Crossroads, The Glengarry Bhoys and many others. Performances that would not have been experienced except for the Center for the Arts.
We've attended some great concerts at the Center, particularly those by Johannes Linstead & his Flamenco Band. While there, we enjoyed the display in the Art Gallery too. The Center is a great regional asset. They allow outside groups to rent very nice meeting space. John Wyman Syacuse, NY
The Homer Center 4 Arts has enriched our community in so many ways and reached all ages. They sponsor performances ranching from folk (Arlo Guthrie), to classical, to ethnic to comedy. They offer a venue for dance lessons, Irish Step, ballroom, tap and ballet. They present art exhibits of both local and widely known artists, sponsor a book reading club and so much more. There is truly something for every age at the Center 4 Arts.
My husband and I have been to a few performances in Homer and all were very satisfying. Dave Gross, Grada and Arlo Guthrie were all enjoyable as were the refreshments. If I can get my husband to drive me, we'll most likely see another show.
The Center for the Arts has been one of the best thing that has happened to the Cortland, NY area. Not only has it offered quality music and entertainment for area residents, but it has provided a venue for other not-for-profit activities, such as the Loaves and Fishes fund raiser "Empty Bowls". It is a huge plus for this community.
I have attended plays and concerts at the Homer Center for the Arts over the past year. I love the performance space, and the planned productions have been excellent.
Homer Center For the Arts is one of best things that has happened in the Central NY music scene. It's been wonderful to experience the diversity of music that has come to this venue. The intimate setting creates an incredible energy between the performers and the audience that cannot be surpassed. I feel fortunate to have this great place in my community. Thank you to all who have made the Homer Center for the Arts as vibrant as it is!
The Center for the Arts has been very supportive of young talent in the community. The response from the administration towards our annual piano recital has been very encouraging. The facilities and grand piano are superb and the parents are grateful for the opportunity to have their children perform in a professional environment.
I *love* the Center for the Arts! They offer an incredible array of classes - everything from painting and other traditional arts to various styles of world dance and holistic healing. In addition to the wonderfully diverse classes, the Center features a constantly changing gallery of artwork and hosts many specialized art shows. They also bring world class entertainment to a warm and personal venue. Personally, one of my favorite things about the Center is the wonderful people who run it and they're dedication to art and culture.
The Center For the Arts of Homer is more than a theater to me. In addition to the enjoyable performances, I meet friends old and new during the social sessions before each performance. Also, I get a sincere kick out of the old movies that are shown on many Friday evenings, as well as many of the other functions that go beyond theatrical performance. My thanks to Dan and all involved for keeping this valuable asset in Homer. Bo Dillingham 607-756-1035
Homer Center of the Arts is the greatest. My husband and I have become members after going to concerts from the beginning. Music variety is great. We have seen shows that we normally would not have gone to see, and enjoyed them very much. Music helps to make the world a better place. We have also enjoyed many of the other programs offered at the center. Thanks to the people who started this center.
Dessert, art & music, in a charming, intimate performance space, plus student discounts on tickets! Center for the Arts of Homer is a gem in our region.
What a wonderful place!!! One of my favorite sayings is "we have never been disappointed" in performances here. Great variety! Many offerings for the community from classes to concerts to art displays to free movies on the "big screen"! From Richie Havens and Arlo to Syracuse Symphony groups to great celtic groups to wonderful plays by C4Act. What a wonderful use for a wonderful building in downtown Homer!! Something for everyone! Can't say enough good about this gem of Cortland County!
I am always amazed at Dan Hayes' (C4Art director) ability to bring nationally prominent artists to the little town of Homer. There have been truly unforgettable performances. The space is very intimate and this has a uniquely synergistic effect. The audience is energized by the direct connection to the performer and, reciprocally, the performers become energized by the personal response from the audience. Many performers "love this space" and many have said the acoustics are perfect. Other offerings I have made use of are art exhibits and classes (ex Tai Chi).
The Centr for the Arts of Homer is such a great place to visit. They have top notch entertainment of all sorts. They reach their immediate community and stretch to cities beyond. I travel 45 minutes to visit a few times a year. The people who run the place are so friendly and aware of what their community wants for entertainment. They have received grants to pay the admission for children which makes this a family freindly place. I think the Center for The Arts in Homer is the best "Non Profit" place to visit.
Center For The Arts is a good place to go to see a concert. I have to admit that most of the musical acts seem mostly folk/rock or roots/rock, but they have had some others in there that were nice to see in such an intimate setting - hometown favorites like Cafferty Band and Ten Man Push, for instance (more my style of music). I think this venue has real potential, and hope that they can get the funding necessary to stay open, because it would be a shame to lose them.
I've lived in Homer for 18 1/2 years, and I still can't believe the world-class facility the Center 4 the Arts is, and even better, the incredible talent that comes here year after year! The concert hall--an old Baptist church--still has padded pews, a balcony, flawless acoustics, and a sweeping grace and gentility. I've had a truly religious experience here at many concerts. And there's simply no mediocre seat in the house--they're all premium! It's really nice to be able to mingle, sip, nosh, wander, or just vegetate before the shows in the social room. I love the village of Homer anyway, but I can walk from my home to see Arlo Guthrie, Guy clark, "The Graduate" or a community theater production in five minutes. The Homer Center 4 The Arts is clearly a GREAT NONPROFIT!
AWESOME! Easy purchase of tickets online the day before the Eileen Ivers concert and the next night walked in the door and found front row seats to a truly fantastic performance. We had the exact same luck with tickets and outstanding experience last year for that year's show. The center is easy to access right off Interstate Rt. 81, parking is never a problem, the facility is charming and immaculately clean, there are plenty of restrooms, great foods and drinks are available at very reasonable prices, and on top of it all out of towners like ourselves are warmly received and made to feel right at home in the Center For The Arts of Homer!
This former NYC denizen is thrilled with the caliber of the arts, artists, and educational programs available in my new home town! Where else can one attend affordable performances by internationally acclaimed artists in such an intimate and friendly setting? I used to tell folks the only thing I missed about "The City" was the culture. Now my "downstate" friends plan their visits to CNY to take advantage of the cultural offerings here! We are happy to support The Center for the Arts of Homer with donations of time and financial support.
It still amazes me that this relatively new Center for the Arts here in Homer is able to bring in such popular programs that draw people from all over Central New York. In my volunteer capacity for the Center, I have even met people from even as far away as England. The idea of having desserts and even wine also has great appeal I look forward to the date we have numbered seating instead of having to use "sticky notes" to secure seats. People don't seem to mind, however. Some users of the notes get pretty creative with their ID adventure.
The Center has been the single greatest gift to our community because of the incredible diversity of free programs offered, as well as the many musical and visual artist presentations offered to the public at very reasonable prices. Without the Homer Center for the Arts, our community would be the poorer for it, both culturally and financially.
My wife and I have attended many performances at the Center For the Arts. We have never been disappointed. this has been a great adddition to our local community. big city entertainment in a quiet little village setting!
We live about an hour from Homer but we enjoy going to performances at The Center because they bring world class talent into our area that is not usually available for us. The management and staff of The Center were accessable and friendly which adds to the evenings enjoyment. It appears the performers also have a good time at The Center. The seating is imtimate but comfortable and the accousics are outstanding and this all seems fires up the audience and the performers which makes each evening a memorable experience.
The Center For Arts is a great venue to see live music performances. The art gallery always has something interesting going on and the dance and other activities offer something for everyone. I'm glad I'm a a member.
Since opening several years ago I have found the Center to be excellent in every way possible to the community and Cortland County. It is beneficial in ways such as bringing people out to volunteer, see great events, shows, educational experiences and bringing the community people together for a good cause.
An absolutely wonderful addition to our community. Provides excellent opportunities of a variety of types, from local artists, to new and well run plays, to international and national artists. Bravo, the Center For the Arts provides an amazing venue for our community and the greater up state New York audience. The director Daniel Hayes, and the Board are very open to entertaining new ideas and new programs. We have been pleased to participate, attend and donate. Again an incredible addition to our community.
My wife and I have attended numerous concerts at The Center and are always impressed with Dan Hayes and the wonderful volunteers that make this place work. The concerts are great but there is so much more to this place. There is always something happening. What a great asset to Central New York and the whole Northeast.
The Center of the Arts is fulfilling its dream of becoming a cultural hub that enriches the lives of the people in Cortland County and beyond. Its classes, art exhibits, and world-class concerts offer opportunities for people of all ages to enjoy and appreciate the arts. In addition, it has become a venue for community gatherings and functions. I am constantly impressed by how devotedly many people dedicate their time, talents, and resources to the Center. Some of my friends and neighbors have turned their volunteerism into the equivalent of full-time jobs, but there are also many people who take advantage of the endless opportunities to give a few hours when they can. Without these volunteer efforts, there would be no Center for the Arts, and I am impressed by how the Center has garnered so much community support. Under the skilled direction of Daniel Hayes, who has proven a jack-of-all-trades, the transformation from a church to an arts center has happened faster and more professionally than I ever imagined. When I attend concerts by world famous artists, I am thrilled that I was lucky enough to see such quality entertainment in such an intimate setting and so close to home. When I watch local artists perform at the Center, I am impressed by how much talent there is in our area and how perfectly the atmosphere and acoustics of the Center’s auditorium showcase that talent. In less than five years, the Center has become the home of the Cortland City Ballet studio, the theater for a community theater, a venue for local musicians and artists, and the site of multiple world-class and local art exhibits and performances. Wow! I believe the best is yet to come at the Center for the Arts. The combination of unlimited potential and visionary leadership bodes well for the Center's continued success. I look forward to many more great events and opportunities at the Center.
The Center for The Arts of Homer is such a boon to our small community. To be able to attend first class, wonderful conderts practically just stepping out your door has been a wonderful thing for music, art, and dance lovers in Cortland county and surrounds. Without it, one would have to drive at least 45 minutes or more to partake in entertainment of this level. During the winter, one is hesitant to make plans to attend events in Syracuse or Ithaca, not knowing what the weather might be. How nice that we don't have to succumb to cabin fever and the winter doldrums! Thank you, Center For the Arts of Homer!
Our first experience at the Center For The Arts in Homer was to see Richie Havens. Wow!! We have attended many concerts since then and each and everyone of them has been outstanding. It's especially fun to attend the concerts and see so many community members and friends there, too! A new offering, yoga, has me attending the Center at least once a week for yoga class. It's a wonderful place with many wonderful offerings for everyone!
I fell in love with Center 4 the Arts of Homer a few years ago. My friends and co-workers say, You're going where...Homer??? What could be Homer? It's a small community that the interstate passes by. What's in Homer is a terrific gem. It's a fabulous use of a former church sitting right on the town square. I live north of there and my home town put a similar size church to the wrecking ball. They put a video rental store in its place (that's worked out well for our community since everyone uses Netflicks now!) The people at Homer had a better idea. The Center has dance lessons, an art gallery, plays and concerts. There is something for everyone and they run the Center September through June so as not to compete with the areas' long established summer offerings. My first concert Glengarry Bouys. Great acoustics ..you feel part of the music. The center offers Irish dance lessons and all over the sanctuary kids were dancing. (Not obnoxiously running around, but dancing.) These kids never sat down. We didn't either. Get to the Center before the concert starts and save your seat by putting down a sticky note with your name on it. Then go to the church's former community room where you can have a glass of wine or a beer...maybe a piece of cake before the show. At intermission and often after the show, you can meet the musicians, buy a CD and sometimes get an autograph. We saw Richie Havens there, twice. So intimate..he was singing just in front of us. We are seniors..as is Richie Havens now, but the audience had people of all ages. Everyone around us was enthralled. I swear I saw Richie Havens do a back flip after his last set! Good music, good art and a place where we always are well entertained is for us priceless!
What a gem slumbering between Ithaca and Syracuse. Perfect size venue for an intimate entertainment experience.The variety of performances of high qualiy speaks well for the tenacious efforts of this organization, affording a remote community big time access. I have seen Maria Muldaur, David Bromberg and Four Bitchin Babes. My Work schedule has prevented me from partaking in other shows I have been remise to have not been able to see. Looking forward to the Spring / summer Bookings that i Hope I can free myself to many of them. Kudos to the organization. My hope is this will be available for a long time. It's quality and convience serves us well.
The center for the Arts in Homer, NY is a one-of-a-kind arts center. it's venue is imtimate--there isn't a bad seat in the house. The range of performances offered is impressive. We've seen several muscians at the Center and loved the experience. David bromberg was fabulous! We've attended a couple of performances where we weren't familiar with the artist and were very pleasantly surprised. It's big time music in a wonderful intimate space.
We live in northern Pennsylvania but try to get to the Center for the Arts in Homer, NY as often as possible because the quality of the performances there is outstanding. I don't know of any other place within driving distance for us that has such consistently good entertainment. We also like the atmosphere in the old church which houses this venue, and the acoustics are great. Daniel Hayes, the director, is an amusing guy and works hard to make this center succeed.
I am fortunate enough to live in a small town area AND enjoy the availability of the arts right in my own community. At Center For The Arts in Homer, NY, I have attended many classes and events. My mom and I have experienced italian cooking classes and stained glass workshops. I have taken ball room dance classes and even belly dancing with friends. The receptions for the art gallery openings are fantastic. It is always a treat to meet the artists. We have enjoyed many concerts on the main stage. The center is a true gift in our community.
I'm originally from the NYC area and have grown up so intwined in theater, various musical experiences and the visual arts...so to have a gem like this in the Village of Homer has been a true gift. The musical experiences, various art shows, theater and movies add so much culture to this community, helping broaden perspectives and give those that may not normally experience these kind of things, the opportunity to do so. My husband and I are always amazed to see and hear the quality of musical performances that Dan brings to our small town. We feel very lucky!
The Center has consistently provided amazing musical acts in a wonderful venue. My family and I are proud to be members and supporters of this wonderful organization. To have a resource of this quality, with such diversity of offerings in the performing and visual arts, is truly an asset to be treasured and supported.
What a jewel we have in the Center for the Art of Homer! From the amazing talent that performs every year to the educational opportunities offered to the artistic variety in the gallery, and so much more! We are truly lucky to have such a wonderful center and I very happy to be a member and attend many events each year.
My husband and I attended our first concert at the center in Dec 2005. We were so impressed that we've attended almost every concert since. The staff and volunteers are wonderful. The art gallery has very nice exhibits. This center has become one of the most beneficial places for this small community. Not only is it an art center, but an education center as well The Center for the Arts of Homer is the best thing to happen in this area. We get top performers in a smaller, more personal venue. Great value for our dollars, especially in economic times like we've been experiencing.
The Center for the Arts of Homer is a wonderful organization with a fantastic venue for performing arts. The converted church is small enough to be intimate and has wonderful acoustics. Every seat is the best seat in the house. It's a fantastic place to see and hear a concert. The staff is helpful, friendly and professional. I enjoy visiting C4A for the art shows they host, also. I give it 5 stars because you don't have 6.
Tiny communities in rural areas rarely have an opportunity to partake of varied cultural activities close to home. The Center for the Arts has made this possible. The various types of entertainment they have appeal to all ages as well as people with different musical tastes. We are SO lucky to have the center!
We've gone to the Center of the Arts of Homer for classes, concerts, bazaars, the list is endless. We couldn't be happier to have their services. If the ballroom dancing classes are offered on the weekends that husband doesn't work someday then we intend to take that class too!
An absolutely outstanding venue that the performers obviously love coming to. A great mix of shows of all kinds. I actually travel a lot less to NYC and other places to see shows because of the great quality of shows at the Center for the arts. Nothing compares to it for over a hundred miles around!
My husband and I returned to Cortland after residing in an area with several live music opportunities year round. We were concerned that there would not be the same opportunities in this area. But we were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the music programs presented by the Homer Center for Arts. We became members and regularly attend the performances. The performers we enjoyed the most were Tommy Sands and Arlo Guthrie. We never expected to seen such talented groups within a mile of our new home.
The Center for the Arts has become the hub of intellectual and artistic exuberance in this community. They have something for everyone. It is such a beautiful and acoustically marvelous building. Would have been a terrible loss if this building was not saved from the wrecking ball.
The Center for the Arts of Homer has done a wonderful job of bringing the arts to this community, supporting the interest and talent of youth in the arts, preserving and making wonderful use of a unique and historic building, and serving the local community. It not only supports local interest in the arts, but has drawn attendance from the wider Central NY area. C4Arts of Homer has brought unique performers such as Eileen Ivers and Arlo Guthrie to this area at a surprisingly low cost. It makes Homer and the Cortland area a more pleasant place to live.
My wife and I have attended concerts, a play, and a one-man show at the Center for the Arts, and we greatly enjoyed each event. The Center is a showcase not only the talent on stage, but also for the management and supporting players behind the scenes.
My experience with the Homer Center for the Arts has been fantastic. They bring in top notch performers of all types. Performers so good that when they bring them back again the next season I go. Plus their programs including local talent have been great fun and unusual (Poe at Halloween). Their offering of free movies has given me a night out when I needed it and if I lived closer to Homer, I'd love to join their book club. They are an incredibly vibrant organization in the community.
I must say that this has been a Godsend to our community. We now have a center to showcase local talent as well as national quality acts. The Celtic bands are so uplifting and enjoyable, I usually purchase all of the CD’s that they are selling. I’m also VERY happy with the SAT prep courses that they are offering to help kids prepare for them. They also host the youth group LEAD, which has been a major program in developing future leaders in our schools. I can’t wait to see what they come up with next!
I travel about 50 miles each way to attend concerts at Homer Center for the Arts. I feel like every mile is worth it's price in gold for the enjoyment that my family receives when we attend concerts there. The theater is so accessible, the talent is world class, and the experience is quite intimate. The performers make us feel like part of their families! The Center welcomes families, so that we can make world class music a real part of our children's lives. I take my children there for lessons that can't be found elsewhere, and I love the community feeling in the art exhibits. We have enjoyed Grada, Glhengarry Bhoys, Eileen Ivers, and many other excellent events. The Center is a gem in Central New York!
This is an amazing organization, bringing top-notch talent to a culture-starved region and presenting it in an exquisite and congenial space. My husband and I have REALLY enjoyed the several concerts we attended here in the past year (and we drive almost 2 hours to get there).
I have gone to many events at the Center for the Arts of Homer in the past few years. Each time is a great experience. I even get my whole family to come out especially around Christmas when they have the Radio Plays. It's a fun environment to see a show like this and is perfect for the a holiday outing with family.