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The Otselic Valley Fishing & Heritage Association is proud to announce that Kathryn Wojciechowski will be conducting a class entitled "Introduction to Weaving on a Barn Loom", at The Old School Wool and Weaving Center located in South Otselic. Four hands-on opportunities for beginners to learn the basics of weaving on a pre-warped vintage loom. By the end of the class, learn how to create a beautiful and functional rag rug to take home. Each 1-day class is limited to 5 students. Cost: A $25 non-refundable reservation fee. Advance reservations are suggested in order to secure a space in one of the classes. Register and Information: email Kathryn at earlyamericantextiletools@yahoo.com
John Kirk and Trish Miller will perform at the North Pitcher Church on State Hwy. 26. John is the primary vocalist and instrumental wizard on fiddle, mandolin & more, while Trish plays banjo, guitar and provides fancy footwork with percussive dance steps. Together, this married couple uses old time music as the basis for their repertoire, but also mix in some originals, Celtic, early country songs, humorous selections and Appalachian clog dancing. Food will be for sale by Kandi's Kitchen.
Music by the Smyrna Citizens Band. The Band has been bringing music to the Village of Smyrna for over 100 years, presenting a 6-week concert series each summer. The band has included multiple generations of players, with grandparents, parents, and children playing side-by-side, thus proving that making music is a lifetime activity. Refreshments will be provided by the Georgetown Fire Department. The Madison County Emergency Management team, including the rescue helicopter, will be on site to educate the public about its services.
Join us for an exciting evening with author Daniel Koch at the Chenango County Historical Society Museum in Norwich! This is the first event in a series organized by the Otselic Valley Fishing and Heritage Association, in collaboration with C.S. Miller Books and the Chenango County Historical Society, generously funded by the Roger Follett Foundation. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with history and literature! Please only RSVP if you plan to commit to the two session series, which includes a second book, "Drums Along the Mohawk" Click here to reserve your spot now on eventbrite and get your free book! Highlights:
Chenango County Historian Henry Drexler will present a program on Abandoned Barns and Farmland in Chenango County. Free, handmade refreshments from Fox Trail Farm will be served.
Footage by Greg Milunich, Music by Bandits on the Run
The Otselic Valley is home to scenic trails, ponds and Otselic River fishing spots which locals treasure for their beauty and history. Browse our site to discover all the hidden gems that make our valley unique and valued.
