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A Unique Guide to the Best Places in the Southern Tier Photo by Joshua B EATING & DRINKING LOCAL FARMS & FARMERS MARKETS RETAIL HEALTH & WELLNESS ATTRACTIONS Photo by Drew Lewis ARTS & CULTURE LODGING EVENTS A UNIQUE GUIDE TO THE BEST PLACES Brought to you by: IN THE SOUTHERN eateat TIER EATING & DRINKING LOCAL | FARMS & FARMERS MARKETS | RETAIL | HEALTH & WELLNESS | ATTRACTIONS | ARTS & CULTURE | LODGING | EVENTS eatBING eatBING is a group of business owners who use the energy of the city to Binghamton sits at the crossroads between the Finger Lakes create lively, fun events in region and NYC, against a backdrop of beautiful rolling hills Downtown Binghamton. Since 2010 we have drawn where the Chenango and Susquehanna rivers converge. people from all over to A cultural hub, home to technical innovation and natural come and experience the beauty, the area welcomes you to explore everything diversity and vibrancy Binghamton and the surrounding areas have to offer. of our community while raising over $100,000 for Our area provides both new activities and favored local charities. pastimes for everyone to enjoy. In the summertime, you Our signature events can bask in the sun in one of our beautifully diverse parks include Spring and Fall or cool off indoors at our many museums and shops. At Restaurant Week, Wine & night, you can catch an amazing fireworks display after We kraft Tapas Tour, Martini Walk & a Binghamton Rumble Ponies baseball game or enjoy ideas that NY Beer & Bites. one of the many outdoor concerts. Those with a more connect For more information adventurous spirit can kayak along the rivers, and then CREATIVE. BRANDING. DIGITAL. on eatBING and to view kick back and enjoy a fresh pint of locally brewed beer and a digital version of this a delicious meal with friends. Once autumn transforms We create a consistent brand book, please see our the hills to a jewel-tone patchwork of red and gold, you'll experience that is aligned with website at eatbing.com. enjoy apple picking, pumpkin patches, and sampling your vision, including logo design, messaging, packaging, our favorite local donuts. As snow blankets the region, The Culinary Tourism Alliance has been developed in hockey season is in full swing and we venture outdoors and brand collateral. Photography order to promote the growth and visitation of the local Idea Kraft also specializes in & Design for ice skating, sledding, and hot cocoa. Spring kicks off businesses and tourism attractions in Binghamton and the the robust festival season. From craft shows to art expos all aspects of web design and Idea Kraft surrounding area. This project was created in coordination and music fests, there is always an exciting new adventure development – focusing on idea-kraft.com with Broome County and I LOVE NY creating simple and engaging waiting to be discovered. New York State’s Division of Tourism. Cover mural by Beau Stanton user experiences. To learn more about other great Binghamton is full of charming cafes, cultural activities, places to visit in New York State, visit: and delicious food all year round. Our diverse businesses idea-kraft.com www.iloveny.com. are thriving and make Binghamton what it is today—an 45 Lewis Street For more community information: innovative and ever-growing community of restaurateurs, Binghamton, NY 13901 eat www.VisitBinghamton.org 607.235.5855 eat breweries, fine art galleries, theaters, retailers, farms, and recreational activities. With all this and more, Binghamton 2 always has something to offer! LUMA The Schorr Family Firehouse Stage Photo by Steven Gorgos Photography Photo by Steven Gorgos Photography First Friday Pride Palooza Photo by Joshua B BE. Photo by Joshua B Pedaling 4 Paws Photo by Joshua B SEE. Photo by Joshua B Binghamton University Photo by Jonathan Cohen Shakespeare On The River Photo by Joshua B Dorchester Park 2 DO. Photo by Steven Gorgos Photography Photo by Jonathan Cohen 3 Entertain. Revitalize. Educate. A LIVELY AND DYNAMIC PERFORMANCE VENUE The Schorr Family Firehouse Stage offers over 65 events per year in an annual season that runs from September through June. This flexible venue, often with intimate table seating, offers a wide variety of entertainment including musicals, stand-up comedy, cabaret concerts, classical performances, Great Location. programming for children, and plenty of jazz. It also offers Better Designs. educational programs and can be rented for corporate events and private parties. Arrive early for pre-show food BINGHAMTON ALUM-OWNED AND OPERATED and beverage. The Schorr Family Firehouse Stage is the Muckles’ Ink! aims to give Binghamton the best custom first venue of the Goodwill Theatre Performing Arts and apparel and retail goods. Have a unique batch of shirts made Conference Center. mucklesink.com for your business or organization or check out our original 60 Court Street Binghamton-inspired apparel. No more dealing with the goodwilltheatre.net Binghamton, NY 13901 hassle of the online shirt printing process—stop by today 48 Willow Street 607.216.8047 at the brand new downtown location and feel confident Johnson City, NY 13790 in your order. 4 607.772.2404 x 301 5 Support Local, Eat Fresh The Broome County Regional Farmers Market (Cornell Cooperative Extension Campus), is open year round on Saturdays from 9am to 1pm and during the summer on Sundays 10am to 1pm. The market offers locally grown fruits, vegetables, herbs/spices, meats, dairy, eggs, breads, baked goods, honey, jams and more! The multitude and diversity of vendors in the market makes us unique to the Southern Tier. broomecountyregionalmarket.com 840 Upper Front Street Binghamton, NY 13905 607.772.8953 Showcasing NY Taste NY is an initiative launched by Governor Cuomo in 2013 to promote New York’s food and beverage industries. It has created opportunities for local producers to A Modern Take on showcase their goods at large public events, such as the Traditional Great New York State Fair. Taste NY stores are also open at Mexican Cuisine rest stops along our highways and in transportation hubs, enabling travelers to buy New York State’s homegrown and OFFERING A FULLY STOCKED BAR INCLUDING OVER homemade products. Taste NY is open Tuesday–Friday 8am 100 TEQUILAS & MEZCALS to 5pm and on Saturdays from 8am to 2pm. dosrioscantina.com Whether it be brunch on Saturday or Sunday mornings, 60 Court Street dinner or drinks with family and friends, business meetings taste.ny.gov Binghamton, NY 13901 in our private room, a gathering of any size or if you just 840 Upper Front Street 607.235.5322 want to grab a quick bite at the bar, the atmosphere at Dos Binghamton, NY 13905 Rios is like no other. 607.772.8953 6 7 Photos by KMH Photography When Art Comes to Life Art at Your Fingertips PAINT YOUR OWN POTTERY THE COUNTRY’S PREMIERE PROJECTION ARTS FESTIVAL Uncorked Ceramics is open weekly to the public (no LUMA is the largest projection fine arts and entertainment festival in the United reservations required). Feel free to stop in anytime during States, a true celebration of technology and visual arts. Drawing tens of thousands lumafestival.com uncorkedbinghamton.com open hours, pick out a ceramic piece, and paint away with of festival-goers to downtown Binghamton each year, LUMA features the latest Binghamton, NY 13901 205 State Street friends and family in our cozy nooks and tables scattered in 3D projection mapping and animation technology, bringing artwork to life on Binghamton, NY 13901 our fabulous new studio. Pieces are fired in kilns to ensure building facades. 607.760.8448 they are functional and food safe. 8 9 Landmark Downtown Cafe Growing Food. Upbeat & Welcoming Growing Community. GETTING LOST IS FUN! ONE VEGGIE AT A TIME Lost Dog Café was opened in 1994 by a couple of NYC “café junkies” who wanted an unassuming, comfortable place that served great food plus had a Through the creation of community gardens, an urban farm strong sense of community. This vibrant, downtown hub just celebrated its 25th in Downtown Binghamton, and the Binghamton Farm Share anniversary and the mission continues! Whether you order their signature dish, vinesgardens.org program, VINES is making it possible for everyone in the Rigatoni ala Vodka, or another creative offering, the food is always veg-forward, 42 Chenango Street community to access healthy, fresh produce regardless of locally sourced and delicious! Gluten-free or Vegan? No worries! Make sure to lostdogcafe.net Binghamton, NY 13901 location or income. Buying produce from VINES supports check out their lounge next door or their new takeout shop called “Fetch.” 222 Water Street 607.205.8108 sustainable agriculture, youth programs, and improved food Binghamton, NY 13901 access for all. 607.771.6063 10 11 Binghamton’s Premier Thoughtfully Crafted Gift Shop, Craft Gallery & SEE YOU FOR BRUNCH! tomscoffeecardsandgifts.com Gourmet Coffee Store theshop219.com A cafe, bar and kitchen, serving craft cocktails, quality 184 Main Street A landmark business since 1982, you'll find locally made gifts, as well as 219 Washington Street espresso drinks and world-class crepes and sandwiches. Binghamton, NY 13903 treasures from around the country and all over the world. Tom's also carries Binghamton, NY 13901 A thoughtfully crafted space and menu to welcome friends, 607.773.8500 women's fashion, children's gifts, chocolates, soaps, lotions, incense and so 607.296.4436 old and new. $3 Mimosas on Saturdays and Sundays. much more! A style for every taste, a price for every budget. $15 House wine bottles on Thursdays. 12 13 Mad Hatter Antiques Lovingly Crafted. One-of-a-kind Finds Farm to Table for 35 Years BEST PESTO IN THE UNIVERSE LOCATED ON ANTIQUE ROW Whole in the Wall offers all natural comfort food, hand-crafted with love. 284 Clinton Street As unique as the character it was named for, Mad Hatter wholeinthewall.com Serving farm to table for 35 years and using many organic ingredients, they are Binghamton, NY 13905 Antiques is not your average store.
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