Events

Steve TenEyck serves as the Dean for the School of Music, Theatre, and Dance (MTD). Before becoming Dean, Steve was the Associate Dean for MTD, Chair and Associate Chair of the Department of Theatre Arts, and taught lighting design in the BFA in Theatre Production and Design program at Ithaca College.

Before moving fully into administration, Steve maintained an active freelance design career, including design work in theatre, opera, performance art, dance, architecture and live event has been seen both nationally and internationally.  Companies include: The Dallas Theatre Center, The Gulfshore Playhouse, The Orlando Shakespeare Theatre, Syracuse Stage, The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, The Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, TACT-NYC, Big Art Group NYC, Tacoma Opera, Syracuse Opera, The Minnesota Opera, Florida Grand Opera, Anchorage Opera, Mill City Summer Opera, Madison Opera, The Kitchen Theatre Company, The Merry-go-Round Playhouse, Tri-Cities Opera, Pacific Performance Project, Santa Barbara Dance Theatre, Ensemble Theatre, Theatre Artist Group and the Vermont Stage Company. Steve also designs large scale events for institutions such Princeton, Cornell, Texas A&M, Ithaca College, Amherst College, Binghamton University, SUNY Oswego, University of Tennessee with companies such as BSI Productions, CP Production Services, Affinity Events Group and The Herson Group Ltd. 

Steve received his B.A. from the University of California at Santa Barbara with an emphasis in theatrical design and his M.F.A. from the University of Washington School of Drama in stage design. He is a member of United Scenic Artists local 829, the union for theatrical designers. 

Sorting and pricing at Re-Use

Sorting and pricing at ReUse

Michael I. Kotlikoff is the fifteenth president of Cornell University and professor of molecular physiology.

Prior to his appointment, President Kotlikoff was Cornell’s longest-serving provost, holding that office from August 2015 to June 2024.

He is a veterinarian and biomedical researcher whose laboratory’s work in cell signaling and heart repair was continuously funded by the National Institutes of Health for over 35 years. He was the founding chair of the Department of Biomedical Sciences and chair of the Mammalian Genomics Life Science Initiative, and served as the Austin O. Hooey Dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine from 2007 to 2015.

Sorting and pricing at Re-Use

Please join us for sorting at ReUse.

Please join us for the ReUse Tuesday Morning Sorting Party.

Please join us at the ReUse center on N Triphammer road for sorting. 

Please join us for ReUse Tuesday Morning Sorting Party.

Dr. Marvin Pritts, Professor of Horticulture, Cornell University,

Please join us at the ReUse center for sorting party. 

The barbeque will take place from 11 a.m. until sold out. $10 for chicken only, or $12 for a full meal including chicken, salt potatoes, baked beans, and a cookie.  All proceeds will go to support our Community Grants program. 

Please join us for the ReUse Tuesday Morning Sorting Party.

The highway cleanup will take place at 9:00 am on Saturday, April 18, in conjunction with Earth day that will follow the next week.  We will meet at the Tops Market parking lot of Triphammer Road, break up into teams and head out to clean our section of the highway, from the Triphammer to the Stewart Park Exits.  All equipment for the cleanup will be provided.  More info will be forthcoming as we get closer to the date of the event.

Dr. Monger is a Professor of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at Cornell

Ithaca Rotary Club Spring Picnic:  All club members, exchange students and families, nearby Rotary clubs and their exchange students are invited.

We ask Rotary Club members to bring a dish-to-share that will feed 6-10 people. Our guests (exchange students and families) need only bring themselves. If your last name starts with the letters A-L, please bring a main dish (omnivore, vegetarian, or vegan); M-S, a side dish or a salad; T-Z, a dessert. The club will provide paper plates, napkins, cups, silverware, and non-alcoholic drinks. 

We need a few people to help set-up and clean up. Please sign up on the volunteer lists.

We hope you will come and enjoy springtime at Stewart Park.

Mary Berens and Jean McPheeters

Please join us at the Inn at Taughannock Falls on Tuesday, June 16, from 5-8 pm.

Music and Burgers and Rotarians outside under a tent celebrating summer.... sounds nice. 

Michael Ciccone is the headliner. You can sign up or just show up. 

"Tuesdays @ Taughannock is the Inn at Taughannock Falls' casual burger and brew night. Hosted in the Enchantment Garden every Tuesday from 5PM-8PM, this event features a beef or vegan burger combined with a beer, wine, or non-alcoholic drink option for $25. Live music every Tuesday starting at 6PM. No reservations necessary."

Address: 2030 Gorge Road, Trumansburg. 

How does a community come together to navigate sweeping federal changes? Learn about the SNAP Work Group, a collaborative initiative formed in response to new federal requirements for Able-Bodied Adults Without Dependents (ABAWD).

When federal rules changed, threatening to impact SNAP eligibility for many local residents, a coalition of human services organizations, the Tompkins County Department of Social Services (DSS), workforce development partners, and community advocates convened to create a robust, systemic response.

Join us to hear how Tompkins County has leveraged partnership and innovation to ensure residents stay connected to vital nutrition support.

Lunch is $25. All are welcome.

How does a community come together to navigate sweeping federal changes? Learn about the SNAP Work Group, a collaborative initiative formed in response to new federal requirements for Able-Bodied Adults Without Dependents (ABAWD).

When federal rules changed, threatening to impact SNAP eligibility for many local residents, a coalition of human services organizations, the Tompkins County Department of Social Services (DSS), workforce development partners, and community advocates convened to create a robust, systemic response.

Join us to hear how Tompkins County has leveraged partnership and innovation to ensure residents stay connected to vital nutrition support.

Lunch is $25. All are welcome.

How do we create a more resilient, accessible, and sustainable food system for our community? Join us for an engaging presentation from the Food Bank of the Southern Tier on Tompkins Food Future, our local food policy council.

In this session, Sarah JP DeFrank (Director of Advocacy & Education) and Katie Hallas (Food Systems Manager) will provide an inside look at how this council brings together diverse stakeholders to address the challenges facing our local food landscape. Whether you are interested in community health, economic development, or simply the future of food in our region, this presentation will offer valuable insights into the power of collaborative food policy.

We look forward to a thoughtful discussion on how we can work together to build a hunger-free community.

Lunch is $25. All are welcome.

How do we create a more resilient, accessible, and sustainable food system for our community? Join us for an engaging presentation from the Food Bank of the Southern Tier on Tompkins Food Future, our local food policy council.

In this session, Sarah JP DeFrank (Director of Advocacy & Education) and Katie Hallas (Food Systems Manager) will provide an inside look at how this council brings together diverse stakeholders to address the challenges facing our local food landscape. Whether you are interested in community health, economic development, or simply the future of food in our region, this presentation will offer valuable insights into the power of collaborative food policy.

We look forward to a thoughtful discussion on how we can work together to build a hunger-free community.

Lunch is $25. All are welcome.

Join us to hear from last year's Outbound Youth Exchange as they present to the club on their time abroad