Events and Things to do in Ithaca, NY this weekend
From student energy in Collegetown to local stages in the West End, there are plenty of events and things to do in Ithaca, NY this weekend. Downtown's Ithaca Commons serves as a pedestrian hub for more relaxed nightlife, with venues hosting everything from comedy to gallery walks. The scene tends to start and end on the earlier side, with a consistently casual feel no matter where the night leads.
- Start a weekend evening in the West End for its laid-back, local music scene at spots like Deep Dive or The Haunt before grabbing a late bite.
- Check out the Ithaca Farmers Market at its lakeside pavilion for local crafts and food, which often features background music.
- Downtown's pedestrian Commons is the center for everything from concerts at the State Theatre to cocktails and dancing at Lot 10.
Insane Ithaca Scavenger Hunt
Today at 11:00 AM + 3 more
Central Business District · Collegetown Bagels
Insane Ithaca Scavenger Hunt
Today at 11:00 AM + 3 more
Central Business District · Collegetown Bagels
14th Annual Finger Lakes Crossword Competition
Today at 1:00 PM
Cornell Heights · Boynton Middle School Cafeteria
14th Annual Finger Lakes Crossword Competition
Today at 1:00 PM
Cornell Heights · Boynton Middle School Cafeteria
Ithaca Gorges & Secrets Challenge
Today at 10:00 AM + 7 more
Central Business District · 171 E State St
Ithaca Gorges & Secrets Challenge
Today at 10:00 AM + 7 more
Central Business District · 171 E State St
28th Annual Greater Ithaca Art Trail OPEN STUDIO WEEKENDS
Today at 11:00 AM + 1 more
Central Business District · Multiple Artist Studios Across Tompkins County
28th Annual Greater Ithaca Art Trail OPEN STUDIO WEEKENDS
Today at 11:00 AM + 1 more
Central Business District · Multiple Artist Studios Across Tompkins County
CMCF26 - HANGOVER BRUNCH SHOW WITH ROB CHRISTENSEN
Tomorrow at 10:30 AM
Endicott · Crooked Mouth Brewing
CMCF26 - HANGOVER BRUNCH SHOW WITH ROB CHRISTENSEN
Tomorrow at 10:30 AM
Endicott · Crooked Mouth Brewing
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