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New York State Team
IPW 2015
Michele Vennard, President/CEOCapital-Saratoga Regionc/o Albany County Convention & Visitors Bureau25 Quackenbush SquareAlbany, NY 12207Tel: (518)-434-1217/Fax: (518) 434-0887E-mail: [email protected]: www.albany.org
Deborah Taylor, Executive DirectorCentral New Yorkc/o Destination Marketing Corp for Otsego CountyJordan Cottage, 20 Chestnut StreetCooperstown, NY 13326Tel: (607)-322-4046/Fax: (607)-282-4186E-mail: [email protected]: ThisIsCooperstown.com
Charlie Daley, CTIS, CTPDestinations of New York StateP.O. Box 10Saugerties, NY 12477Tel: (845)-246-8733/Fax: (845)-246-1913E-mail: [email protected]: www.destinationsny.com
Mary Kay Vrba, CTP, PresidentDutchess Tourism, Inc.3 Neptune Rd, Suite A11APoughkeepsie, NY 12601Tel: (845)-463-4000/Fax: (845)-240-1633E-mail: [email protected]: DutchessTourism.com
Harry Wade, Tourism Marketing ManagerDuty Free Americas Northern Border Stores U.S.200 Industrial DriveGrand Island, NY 14072Tel: (716)-773-4222/Fax: (716)-773-4237E-mail: [email protected]: www.dutyfreeamericas.com
Ross Levi, Vice President, Marketing InitiativesEmpire State Development, Division of Tourism625 BroadwayAlbany, NY 12245Tel: (518)-292-5259E-mail: [email protected]: www.iloveny.com
Patricia Rapp, Account SupervisorFinn Partners301 East 57th St.New York, NY 10022Tel: (212)-593-5815/Fax: (212)-754-6711E-mail: [email protected]: www.iloveny.com
Markly Wilson, Director, International MarketingNew York State Division of Tourism633 3rd Avenue, 36th FloorNew York, NY 10017Tel: (212)-803-2218/Fax: (212)-803-2279E-mail: [email protected]: www.iloveny.com
Sola Thomson, Marketing Manager-UK OfficeNew York State Division of Tourism - EuropeUnit D, 28-29 The Quadrant, 135 Salusbury Rd.Queens Park, London NW6 6RJTel: +44 20 7644 6115/Fax: +44 20 7372 5986E-mail: [email protected]: www.iloveny.com
Kelly Blazosky, PresidentCanal New York c/o Oneida County TourismP.O. Box 551, NYS Thruway Exit 31Utica, NY 13503Tel: (315)-624-7144/Fax: (315)-724-7335E-mail: [email protected]: www.canals.ny.gov
Roberta Byron-Lockwood, President & CEOSullivan County Visitors Association100 Sullivan Avenue, Ste. 2, Box 248Ferndale, NY 12734Tel: (845)-747-4449/Fax: (845)-747-4468E-mail: [email protected]: www.scva.net
Herb Clark, Vice President Marketing & SalesDestinations of New York State (Media)100 Sullivan Avenue, Ste. 2, Box 248Ferndale, NY 12734Tel: (845)-747-4449/Fax: (845)-747-4468E-mail: [email protected]: www.scva.net
New York State Team
IPW 2015
David Holder, PresidentSyracuse Convention & Visitors Bureau115 West Fayette St.Syracuse, NY 13202Tel: (315)-470-1911/Fax: (315)-471-8545E-mail: [email protected]: www.VisitSyracuse.org
Leah Mueller, CTIS, Tourism Sales DirectorVisit Buffalo Niagara 403 Main Street, Ste. 630Buffalo, NY 14203Tel: (716)-218-2936/Fax: (716)-852-0131E-mail: [email protected]: www.visitbuffaloniagara.com
Greg Marshall, Senior VP, Director of MarketingWine, Water & Wondersc/o VisitRochester45 East Avenue, Ste. 400Rochester, NY 14604-2294Tel: (585)-279-8318/Fax: (585)-232-4822E-mail: [email protected]: www.visitrochester.com
New York State’s spectacular vistas and natural scenery, from the nation’s largest state park, The Adirondacks, to the roaring waters of Niagara Falls to the vast Atlantic Ocean. Adventures await on a “Path Through History” taking explorers to living history museums, sites, homes and forts where costumed reenactments are a regular occurrence and a wealth of cultural treasures in art, music, theater and architecture can be unmasked. Savor the “Taste NY” farm-to-table culinary revolution. From fine and casual dining, to world-class wines, craft brews, and spirits to maple and dairy products to fresh fruits and vegetables – are sure to delight the senses. Outdoor adventures thrill the spirits in a playground of seasons, from spring fishing and white water rafting to summer boating and zip lining over boundless landscapes, from fall hiking and leaf peeping to winter skiing and après activities. Responsible travellers unearth a garden of Eden bearing a bigger, greener apple, which are in no way is forbidden, but ripe with sites to be hand-picked.
There’s so much to choose from and always something new, And You Thought You Knew New York!
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New York State’s
11 VACATION REGIONS
New York CityWith its famous skyline and people from every corner of the world, New York City has an unmistakable energy. Each of the five boroughs has a distinctive flavor and unique identities. From world-class dining, to shopping, nightlife, fine and performing arts, there’s always something new to see and do.
Long IslandDiscover the pleasures of an island getaway—white sand beaches, quaint fishing villages and seaside dining—just minutes from New York City. With some 40 wineries along the North and South forks, you can enjoy celebrated regional wines along with fresh-caught seafood and locally grown produce.
Hudson ValleyThis region’s magnificent landscapes have inspired generations of artists, writers and statesmen. Beside the majestic Hudson, discover historic homes, quaint villages and farm-fresh cuisine in legendary inns and world-famous destinations. Leisurely shop main street shops and galleries to designer outlets.
The CatskillsWith awesome natural beauty, The Catskills have attracted vacationers for generations. Kayak in mountain lakes and fish some of the world’s best trout streams. Stay at a family-friendly dude ranch, inn or mountaintop resort. Amid the picturesque countryside, you’ll find antique shops and unique attractions.
Capital-SaratogaCapital-Saratoga’s historic cities and villages are surrounded by apple orchards, canals and woodlands. From world-class horse racing to festivals celebrating Dutch heritage, eclectic attractions highlight rich traditions, as well as the interwoven architecture of colonial era homes to the opulent, grandeur of the Capitol.
The AdirondacksDiscover wild adventures and civilized pleasures in a wonderland of sky-high mountains and lush forests. With miles of
trails and waterways, this region is a haven for hiking, fishing, whitewater rafting and swimming—as well as browsing roadside stands and craft studios in friendly villages.
Thousand Islands-SeawaySee some of the world’s most splendid scenery— with nearly 2,000 islands, hundreds of miles of picturesque coastline, and shimmering blue bays. Discover cultural treasures and boundless adventures on land, water and air: from fairy tale castles, trophy fishing, to balloon rides.
Central New YorkThe Erie Canal stretches through the heart of this graceful region, offering many options for scenic cruises, canalside strolls and biking. Discover geological wonders and unique attractions amid rolling hills and picturesque farmland. Country roads lead to charming inns and farm markets selling local produce.
Finger LakesPristine lakes spread like fingers across the heart of New York. Native American legend says these lakes were left behind when the Great Spirit blessed the land with his hands. Bountiful to this day, some of the nation’s premier wineries, craft-beers, museums and cultural treasures are still being sown here.
Greater NiagaraExperience the power and grandeur of the thundering Niagara Falls. Man-made wonders, wild rides, and family fun along bring big thrills. While the colorful pageantry and battle reenactments engage history buffs.
Chautauqua-AlleghenyTimeless landscapes, picturesque waterways and enchanted gardens offer old-fashioned pleasures to a world-class arts and education set amid a Victorian village to a center that highlights classic TV’s first couple of comedy.
Great adventures and cultural treasures await you — on beaches, mountains, farms, rivers, country lanes and city sidewalks. Explore historic sites, abundant waters, and natural wonders. Follow a scenic byway or a high peaks trail. Come discover what you LOVE in New York!
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Follow New York State’s Storied Past
PATH THROUGH HISTORYExperience New York State’s thematically-related historical and culturally significant network of museums, forts,
historic sites, homes, landmarks and living history events promoting the rich heritage that is New York’s amazing past.
A wealth of memorable experiences awaits — visit Path Through History’s interactive website and build your own “path” to relive great moments in New York State history at www.iloveny.com/PathThroughHistory
Revolutionary WarPlaying an important role in our nation’s history dating back to early exploration, colonial times and the struggle for independence, nearly one-third of all battles during the American Revolution were fought in New York State.
War of 1812The wounds of the Revolution had barely healed when a second war for independence raged across New York. The War of 1812 saw the United States emerge a world power, produced the Star Spangled Banner, and made Troy’s “Uncle Sam” Wilson a national symbol.
Civil RightsForefront of the Underground Railroad Move-ment, New York’s location and politics made it a destination for many Africans fleeing slavery. Historic sites provide a better understanding and remind us how fragile freedom is.
Presidential HistoryMany Commanders in Chief have called New York State home and their legacy lives on through residences, a presidential library, summer retreats, final resting places, and monuments built in their honor.
Women’s Rights The Women’s Rights Movement was born in New York State. Historic sites enshrine the tribulations and roles played by women in the history of New York State and the nation.
Canals and Transportation Waterways were key to the growth of industry, commerce and transportation of New York. Explore the 524-mile NYS Canal System travelling through lush farmland, famous battlefields, and charming waterfront villages.
Natural History Carved by glaciers thousands of years ago, scenic wonders continue to be a source of inspiration from vast mountains and caverns to lush forests and majestic, raging waterfalls.
Sports HistorySite of two winter Olympics, the rebirth of American auto racing, a shrine to the national pastime and the longest operating sports venue in the U.S., New York shines a spotlight on some of sport’s biggest names and brightest places.
ImmigrationA point of entry for millions of immigrants, many historic sites showcase the valuable
contributions these new Americans had on the state’s cultural and economic growth.
Native American History Long before European settlers, Indian nations built thriving civilizations in New York. That culture remains vital today, throughout the state, and in artifacts from pottery to tools and pipes in museums across the state.
Colonial HistoryFounded as a Dutch colony and later a British colony, New York distinguished itself as the most culturally diverse of the nation’s 13 colonies and a colonial leader in politics, commerce, religious tolerance and culture.
Arts & Culture Home of some of the nation’s most influential cultural leaders and events, New York’s artists, writers, musicians and dancers have helped shape our nation’s cultural heritage and stages.
Innovation & CommerceNew York State’s businesses and industries dominated American commerce, invention and science. Many of these industrialists lifestyles are captured in opulent historic sites and in museums dedicated to their innovations.
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Taste NYHungry for a delicious adventure? Culinary traditions from around the world combine with the bounty of our farms, orchards and vineyards to create uniquely delightful food journeys. Locally produced foods range from farm-fresh fruits and vegetables to pure maple syrup, and artisan cheeses to award-winning beers, wines, ciders and spirits. All year long, Taste NY stores and events, friendly farms, festivals, foodie tours, restaurants, markets, wineries, distilleries and breweries present wonderful opportunities to taste New York!
Savor NY ClassicsSavor classics like New York Pizza, Buffalo Wings, Saratoga Chips, Waldorf Salad and Thousand Island Dressing in the places they were invented. With diverse traditions and unique regional specialties, some of the world’s best student and celebrity chefs — New York State reigns as a foodie’s paradise!
From a street vendor to world-class fine dining – there’s something to please every taste and budget in New York State, you’ll want to come back for seconds!
Farm FreshWith nearly 8 million green acres of farmland covering 25 percent of the landscape, New York has some of the most fertile soil in the world. Over 34,000 farms produce fresh fruits, vegetables, meats and dairy products. Many welcome visitors with tours, festivals, family fun, and markets bursting with farm-fresh foods. Taste NY stores and kiosks also brings the best of the farm to rest stops, airports and other hubs.
Dairy DeliciousFrom major Greek-style brands to small-batch sheep varieties, you’ll find some of the best yogurt. Among the nation’s top milk producers, New York dairies make fine cheeses, homemade ice-cream, sour cream and fresh milk. Take a tour, spend a day on a farm, or shop at a farmstand to taste New York’s delicious dairy!
Maple SyrupOne of very few places in the world that produce maple syrup, New York is the world’s second largest producer of this natural treat. Maple farms present syrup-making demonstrations, maple products, and family fun like pancake dinners and guided walks.
Wines, Beers, & SpiritsVisit award-winning wineries, breweries and distilleries across the state to learn from experts—or decide for yourself— New York State’s beverages are the perfect complement to our fantastic foods.
Whether you’re a connoisseur or just want a taste, a New York wine tour is sure to please. Wine trails run around sparkling lakes, along the seashore, beside rushing rivers, up mountains and down quaint country roads. The diversity of our landscapes mirrors the diversity of New York State’s wines.
Meanwhile, New York’s breweries have been in the game a long time and all deserve bragging rights. Microbrews and craft beers are exploding in popularity, and you’ll sample your share in a craft cavalcade of breweries, century-old beer gardens and stops along the ever-expanding New York Brewery Trail.
Not to be missed, guided tours of distilleries that reveal the process of creating their 19th- and early 20th-century style rums and whiskeys—you’ll be sure to work up a thirst for a tastings that tops off your visit.
New York State has been a leader in America’s farm-to-table culinary revolution. From world class wines, craft beers, ciders and spirits to maple and dairy products to fresh fruits and vegetables — and the statewide initiative, Taste NY, highlights the best
of what New York State’s agricultural and culinary industries has to offer.
Unearth New York’s bounty — travel to a foodies paradise, make your way through beverage trails, cook a delicious meal at a prestigous culiary school, or warm your spirits with new friends — the possibilities are endless. “Taste NY” today!
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The Big Apple’s Hidden CoreNew York is so much more than a Big Apple, look beyond its buzzing core — there is a world of ecotourism friendly adventures out there to unearth — where flora, fauna, preservation and sustainability in local communities across the state partner together, conserving the state’s unrivaled natural wonders.
Small town communities across the State boast their love for fresh produce and culinary traditions which culminates in innovative delights. Stroll through a farmers’ market filled with organic meats and greens, hand-crafted cheeses and artisan breads, meeting local chefs. Visit an organic winery or dairy, where farm to fork tour travellers experience hands-on farming and represent sustainability in action. Or, after a day of focusing on New York State culture, history or ecology, dine at a certified green restaurant before laying down at an eco-friendly B&B, country inn, campground, farm or hotel.
New York State is committed to increasing awareness of and supporting ecotourism initiatives — strengthen our commitment to protecting our vast natural resources, while seeking compelling ways of enjoying our great outdoors in a socially and environmentally responsible practice.
Green is GoodDiscover wild adventures and civilized pleasures in a wonderland of sky-high mountains and lush forests of The Adirondack Park, covering an area that is larger than five National Parks combined. After a day of hiking reap the reward of a gastronomic dinner, where restaurants reinventing cuisine with a rustic flair, elevates the dining experience beyond the ordinary into something memorable.
In the Hudson Valley, take an early morning dip, where you might be joined by some wild deer from the neighboring Catskill mountains. For a light lunch, tasting menus showcase the treasures of the region, you will discover a new way of travelling and experiencing local cuisine.
While Long Island, known for it’s white-sand beaches is a haven for bird watching, as much as people watching. And, New York City’s public parks, more than 90 miles of greenways and public transportation networks, lead to eco-friendly activities and accommodations.
New York State is filled with superb trails. For example, travel Chautauqua-Allegheny’s Amish Trail, a sustainable partnership working within communities — there’s an abundance of lesser known and authentic “eco” approaches across New York State just waiting to be revealed.
Blue is the New GreenFor responsible travellers with water on the brain, drop a line, take a dive, plunge into white waters, or boat 365 miles between the cities of Albany and Buffalo on the Erie Canalway Trail.
It’s a fishing frenzy! Community run initiatives connect people with water, while state-run fish hatcheries and sustainable laws keep our lakes, rivers and streams stocked with angler favorites.
It’s easy to refresh and reconnect in our waters. Discover your green heart — in New York State.
New York State’s Ecotourism Landscape
RESPONSIBLE TRAVELIt’s easy being green! Find the ultimate in “eco” across New York State, with high peaks, tall trees, secluded beaches, babbling brooks,
pristine lakes, gorgeous gardens, expansive greenspaces, organic wineries and dairies, certified green restaurants and eco-friendly lodgings.
Reveal the New York State you never imagined — refresh, reconnect and enjoy the greenery that touches your heart!
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Take the Scenic RouteNew York’s more than 20 state and national scenic byways highlight landmarks, natural wonders, history and a variety of themes, from dude ranches to Olympic sites. Choices range from the Adirondacks’ High Peaks Scenic Byway, to Scenic Route 90 in Finger Lakes wine country, to the Great Lakes Seaway Trail.
Fun in the WaterFrom Long Island beaches to Great Lake Erie, water is pure fun in New York State!
On Long Island, the Hamptons offer swimming, sailing and occasional movie-star sightings, as well as seaside bike trails and some of the world’s best surf fishing.
Float down a ancient chasm, on a scenic raft ride through a maze of rock formations sculpted over thousands of years by the river’s currents. Don a waterproof poncho for a boat tour that sails up to the base of the thundering falls. Hardy walkers can take a daring walk on over wooden walkways.
Experience fly-fishing in legendary streams, swim in pristine lakes, or jump into a thrilling white water rafting ride. Scuba dive in deep waters. Take a relaxing river cruise or paddle on isolated ponds in the middle of no where.
Hiking & Biking Throughout New York, more than 17,000 miles of multi-use trails lead through spectacular landscapes—up mountain paths, along historic canals, around sparkling lakes, beside water-falls and through historic villages.
Challenge gravity by climbing a mountainside or trekking through lush green forests with babbling brooks. With thousands of miles of trails for every skill level, enjoy hiking, biking, climbing or horseback riding. From secluded hikes to exhilarating climbs in the Adirondack High Peaks, to the mountain vistas of the Catskills and Hudson Valley, and the gorge trails alongside cascading waterfalls of the Finger Lakes, everyone will be inspired.
Ski slopes become cool mountain bike trails off-season. Ride along New York’s historic canals, miles of former tow paths have been transformed into bike routes. The more you bike, the greater the discoveries!
Sleep Beneath the StarsDeepen your outdoor experience and spend the night! With more than 10,000 campsites and 800 cabins, the options are plentiful.
Choose from tranquil tent sites tucked amid the evergreens to multi-room vacation rentals
with full amenities and breathtaking views and everything in between. Many campgrounds are conveniently located near parks, historic sites, golf courses and other family-friendly destinations offering adventure and relaxation of all kinds. Adults and kids alike will have experiences they will always remember.
Tee TimeGolfers of all levels enjoy award-winning courses across the state, from picturesque state park to upscale clubs. The New York Golf Trail can help you plan a great golf getaway.
Uber-AdventurePump up your getaway with adventure sports like biking down a mountain, climbing ancient cliffs, hang gliding above lakes, or soar over a gorge in a hot-air balloon.
Get a lift at a high adventure park, with giant ziplines, suspended bridges, swings, slides and aerial surf boards. Or, brave mountain coasters that zigzag, spiral and whoosh down the mountains.
For a unique aerial experience, try trapeze flying lessons or a heliocopter ride with show-stopping views.
So what are you waiting for? Discover your nature—in New York State!
Experience New York’s Great
OUTDOOR ADVENTURESNew York’s great outdoors spans an amazing variety of landscapes. Whether you’re a rookie paddler, seasoned hiker, happy camper or skilled sportsman, discover New York’s vast outdoors for fun and adventure. From our magnificent mountains, shimmering lakes and beautiful seashores to wondrous parks, trails and campgrounds, the Empire State is truly an adventurer’s paradise and one of a kind!
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90 minutes from NYC and even less from Stewart International Airport
In our beautiful Sullivan County Catskills, we’ve been showing people a good time for generations. In fact, there are more ways to enjoy yourself than the calendar has weekends:
• Sing along to concerts at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
• Go fly fishing in the Beaverkill
• Try tubing down the Delaware River
• Play a round of golf at Villa Roma
• Go for a hike
• Visit a historic museum
• Watch a play in Forestburgh or Highland Lake
• Screen an independent movie at Big Eddy Film Festival
• Sip on craft brewed beer, spirits or wine in Bethel, Roscoe or Wurtsboro
• Savor a farm to table dinner
• Sleep soundly at a B&B, Resort or Campground
There is much more! But, you get the picture. Better yet, take a picture and tell a story. Post it to your own Facebook and Instagram feeds, then share it with on ours: #FindYourSelfieintheCatskills.
What a great way to share your experience now, and for generations to come. With the coming in 2017 of the Montreign Resort Casino and Adelaar, a family resort, our Sullivan County Catskills are poised once again as a premier New York State destination for fun time, family time and me time!
generations of fun!
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When you’re seeking some fun time, family time, or just a little me time, what’s your pleasure? how do you find yourself?
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90 minutes from NYC and even less from Stewart International Airport
In our beautiful Sullivan County Catskills, we’ve been showing people a good time for generations. In fact, there are more ways to enjoy yourself than the calendar has weekends:
• Sing along to concerts at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
• Go fly fishing in the Beaverkill
• Try tubing down the Delaware River
• Play a round of golf at Villa Roma
• Go for a hike
• Visit a historic museum
• Watch a play in Forestburgh or Highland Lake
• Screen an independent movie at Big Eddy Film Festival
• Sip on craft brewed beer, spirits or wine in Bethel, Roscoe or Wurtsboro
• Savor a farm to table dinner
• Sleep soundly at a B&B, Resort or Campground
There is much more! But, you get the picture. Better yet, take a picture and tell a story. Post it to your own Facebook and Instagram feeds, then share it with on ours: #FindYourSelfieintheCatskills.
What a great way to share your experience now, and for generations to come. With the coming in 2017 of the Montreign Resort Casino and Adelaar, a family resort, our Sullivan County Catskills are poised once again as a premier New York State destination for fun time, family time and me time!
generations of fun!
#FIND YOUR SELFIESULLIVAN COUNTY CATSKILLS
IN THE
When you’re seeking some fun time, family time, or just a little me time, what’s your pleasure? how do you find yourself?
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BUFFALO is building momentum with its biggest construction boom in decades.
11 projects totaling more than $1 BILLION are in the works or have just been completed, most of it at the two
ends of downtown Buffalo – the waterfront and the Medical campus.
WE'RE INTERNATIONALLY FOCUSED!The Buffalo Niagara, NY region is one of the top 25 U.S. destinations
for overseas visitors. According to the U.S. Department of Commerce’s
Office of Travel and Tourism industries, the top five incoming markets
for overseas visitors to the region are China, India, Germany, Italy
and Australia/UK.
Our website is translatable into seven languages. Check it out!
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Buffalo River History ToursHear the story of the Erie Canal, Buffalo’s history as the largest grain port in the world and experience the largest collection of standing grain elevators in the nation!
No shopping trip is complete before visiting the Made in America Store, the ONLY store in the USA with 100% American made products.
Made in America Store
There’s only one place to get the original Buffalo wings: Frank & Teressa’s Anchor Bar. Come see where it all started back in 1964. When you walk into Anchor Bar, you’re essentially walking into Buffalo’s Chicken Wing Museum. It’s been over 50 years since Teressa Bellissimo created the “Buffalo wing” but this downtown restaurant and bar hasn’t stopped making them since.
Anchor Bar & Buffalo Wings
Niagara FallsVisit Niagara Falls State Park and take a ride on the Maid of the Mist. Then enjoy a Cave of the Winds Walk and a trolley ride through the park.
Buffalo Bites Food ToursEmbark on a three-hour guided walking tour of the Elmwood Village where you will eat delicious samples from local eateries and explore the exquisite architecture, history and present day vibrancy of this neighborhood.
An outstanding center for modern and contemporary art, the collection at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery belongs among the world’s top international surveys of 20th century painting and sculpture.
Albright-Knox Art Gallery
Participate in a unique anti-slavery & live history heritage enchantment tour. You are taken back to an era where protest, abolition and visionaries were the order of the day. Hear about those heroes who put their lives in danger while defending not only their morality (God’s Laws), but the ideas of American freedom they believed in. Encounter characters such as William Lloyd Garrison, Sojourner Truth and Abraham Lincoln in this wonderful half day or full day program.
Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural SiteTheodore Roosevelt began his presidential journey here. State-of-the-art exhibits and a dramatic guided tour offer a museum experience unlike any other. Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds and emotions surrounding this pivotal moment in America’s history and learn how the enduring legacy of one of this country’s greatest presidents affects our lives today.
Anti-Slavery Re-enactment Tour
Buffalo Harbor Kayak: Enjoy some time kayaking in Buffalo’s Canalside region on Lake Erie. Stand-up paddling, solo and double kayaks and guided tours are available.
Buffalo Harbor Kayak
Frank Lloyd Wright Filling StationA newly-opened Frank Lloyd Wright design that was never built in the architect’s lifetime. This gem is a 1920s-designed filling station that was built inside the Buffalo Transportation/Pierce-Arrow Museum. Enjoy a full architectural city tour and several other Frank Lloyd Wright designed buildings.
Larkin SquareLarkin Square, is one of the most compelling neighborhood revivals in Buffalo in recent years. Once the industrial center of town, this southeast Buffalo neighborhood is now one of the city’s most popular gathering spots, complete with alfresco dining, live music, microbrews, outdoor markets, food trucks and hula hoops. Admission to all the events is free.
Today, the Buffalo area has almost a dozen new breweries, with more on the way! Come raise a glass and say Cheers! Skäl!
Buffalo Brewery Trail
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BUFFALO SISTER CITIESBuffalo is proud to have many Sister Cities. These links with various other cities around the world have increased awareness of other cultures and human contact with those in other countries.
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Renowned performing arts venues: Proctors, Palace Theater, Capital Repertory Theatre, Cohoes Music Hall, Saratoga Performing Arts Center and Hubbard Hall. The finest museums in the Northeast including the NYS Museum, the National Museum of Dance and the Albany Institute of History & Art. The Times Union Center plays host to the largest musical acts,
sports, family entertainment, and more.
RACING, POLO, BASEBALLSaratoga offers the finest in Thoroughbred, harness racing and history at the National Museum of Racing & Hall of Fame. Polo fans will enjoy Saratoga Polo and Surya Polo. Sports fans can take at the Joseph L.
Bruno Stadium with the Tri-City Valley Cats.
AGRI-TOURISM - LOCAL FOODSFull of local food festivals, u-pick, farmers’ markets, wineries, distilleries and breweries. You’re sure to
find something delicious during your visit.
HISTORY OF A NATIONThe area played a critical role in the shape of our Nation. Significant roles in the Revolutionary War, the Industrial Age, French and Indian War, Underground Railroad and more. Make sure to tour Schenectady’s historic Stockade District and the New York State
Capitol during your next visit.
SPRINGWhen the weather starts to warm up,
the Capital-Saratoga Region transforms into a place full of beautiful flowers and parks.
SUMMERIs a great time to visit the region with great lakes for relaxing, majestic rivers for fishing, the excitement of thoroughbred racing, music al fresco and a multitude
of festivals & events that celebrate the season.
FALLWhere the rolling countryside of the Hudson River Valley meets the historic Mohawk River with the backdrop of the Adirondacks, you’re in for a beautiful foliage display, harvest festivals and events that
celebrate the season.
WINTERFrom the Victorian Street walk in Saratoga Springs, Troy and Schenectady to skiing through the wooded countryside. Winter is a great season for music,
theatre and cultural offerings in theCapital-Saratoga region.
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NYC to CorningDrive through the Catskill Mountains viaRt. 17/I-86 to Corning, New York– 4 ½ hour drive. Corning, the southern gateway to the Finger Lakes is home to one of our regions most popular attractions, The Corning Museum of Glass. Visit the world’s largest glass museum and watch a live Hot Glass Show! Many other attractions lie within reach to round out the afternoon and evening.
ARTS AND CULTUREThe Rockwell Museum of Western Art(www.rockwellmuseum.org)
Glenn Curtiss Museum – Aviation history (www.glennhcurtissmuseum.org)
Mark Twain Historic Sites – Author ofThe Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Corning Museum of Glass (www.cmog.org)
OUTDOOR RECREATIONWatkins Glen State Park(nysparks.state.ny.us)
National Soaring Museum andSailplane rides at Harris Hill (www.soaringmuseum.org)
Ride the NASCAR track at Watkins Glen International(www.theglen.com)
Captain Bill’s Cruises(www.senecaharborstation.com)
FOOD AND WINEGlenora Wine Cellars and Veraisons Restaurant (www.glenora.com)
Pleasant Valley Wine Co. US Bonded winery #1 (www.pleasantvalleywine.com)
The Windmill Farm and Craft Market - Sat. only(www.thewindmill.com)
Seneca Lake Wine Trail – visit over 35wineries along the shores of Seneca Lake. (www.senecalakewine.com)
EVENTS AND FESTIVALSGlass Fest - May(www.glassfest.org)
Finger Lakes Wine Festival - July(www.flwinefest.com)
NASCAR race and the historic Finger Lakes Grand Prix course at Watkins Glen International - August, September(www.theglen.com)
Genundowa Native American Festival of Lights - September(www.genundowa.com)
Day 1Finger LakesLeave Corning and head towards Watkins Glen at the south end of Seneca Lake. Watkins Glen State Park is one of our most popular visitor destinations because of the scenery of the 19 waterfalls and the gorge itself. In the village of Watkins Glen you will find dining and boat excursions. Seneca Lake is a long slender lake with wineries along both sides. Traveling up either side will be a beautiful drive and you will end up in the small city of Geneva. In Geneva you can walk the north shore of Seneca Lake. From there you can head east towards Syracuse to visit Destiny USA, which is the sixth largest shopping destination in the nation, combining traditional retail, outlets, fine dining and entertainment. And, there are plenty of overnight accommodations nearby to end your busy day.
SHOPPING*Destiny USA(www.destinyusa.com)
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Day 4Niagara Falls
Day 3Rochester
Day 2Finger Lakes
Day 1Corning Museum of Glass
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Finger Lakes to RochesterIf shopping is on your list, Waterloo Premium Outlets is a great stop. Then head to Rochester, an iconic American city (www.visitrochester.com) Rochester is home to George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film inside the home of Kodak’s founder. Enjoy an evening of great dining, music and nightlife. Stroll, bike or cruise between the charming villages that line the historic Erie Canal.
ARTS AND CULTUREGenesee Country Village and Museum(www.gcv.org)
National Museum of Play at The Strong(www.museumofplay.org)
George Eastman House(www.eastmanhouse.org)
Artisan Works studios(www.artisanworks.net)
OUTDOOR RECREATIONGolf(www.golfweekrochester.com)
Sky-high fall foliage ride through mountain slopes at Bristol Mountain Resort(www.bristolmountain.com)
Erie Canal Tour and boat cruise(www.canalny.com)
Letchworth State Park – The GrandCanyon of the East(nysparks.state.ny.us)
FOOD AND WINENew York Wine and Culinary Center(www.nywcc.com)
Belhurst Castle and Winery(www.belhurst.com)
Canandaigua Wine Trail(www.canandaiguawinetrail.com)
Wegmans and Tastings Restaurant -Renowned shopping and dining experience(www.wegmans.com)
EVENTS AND FESTIVALSRochester Lilac Festival(www.lilacfestival.com)
Rochester International Jazz Festival(www.rochesterjazz.com)
SHOPPING*Waterloo Premium Outlets®
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Day 3 Day 4Rochester to Niagara FallsIn the morning, depart Rochester along the Seaway Trail American Byway, arriving in Niagara Falls ready to be captivated by the experience of the Falls. Another thrill of a lifetime is a ride aboard the Whirlpool Jet Boats where you will roar through Class Five whitewater at Devil’s Hole. While taking in the sights and sounds of Niagara USA, be sure to allow ample time to shop at the Fashion Outlets of Niagara Falls USA which offer over 150 designer name outlets.
ARTS AND CULTUREHistoric Lewiston(www.northofthefalls.com)
Kenan Art Center(www.kenancenter.org)
Historic Old Fort Niagara(www.oldfortniagara.org)
OUTDOOR RECREATIONLockport Locks and Erie Canal Cruises(www.lockportlocks.com)
*Whirlpool Jet Boats(www.whirlpooljet.com)
Cave of the Winds(www.niagarafallsstatepark.com)
Hiking Trails in the Niagara Gorge(www.niagarafallsstatepark.com)
FOOD AND WINENiagara Falls Culinary Institute(www.nfculinary.com)
World Famous DiCamillo’s Italian Bakeryand Little Italy Restaurants(www.dicamillobakery.com)
Niagara USA Wine Trail(www.niagarawinetrail.org)
EVENTS AND FESTIVALSHistoric Lewiston Jazz Festival(www.lewistonjazz.com)
Artpark’s Tuesday in the Park Concert Series(www.artpark.net)
SHOPPING*Fashion Outlets of Niagara Falls USA(www.fashionoutlets.com)
Niagara Falls toDeparture CitySpend the morning in Niagara USA and then depart via air from Buffalo/Niagara International Airport to NYC, or drive via Finger Lakes to NYC.
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Hudson River views, great estates, farms & markets, cultural attractions, culinary delights, natural scenic beauty, only 90 minutes from NYC – in the heart of the Hudson Valley!
National Geographic Traveler selected Hudson Valley Top 20 Places in the World to Visit
Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Home, Library & Museum Visit the birthplace and final resting place of FDR, the only U.S. President elected to four terms. Explore America’s first Presidential library; an immersive exhibit for visitors to experience life during the Roosevelt era, highlighting FDR’s early years and his heroic struggle to regain his strength and political career after polio.
Walkway Over the Hudson Reach new heights at the world’s longest elevated pedestrian bridge (c. 1888) spanning 212’ above water and 1.28 miles across for unprecedented views of the Hudson River Valley. Now a New York State Park offering riverside elevator access, special events, and guided tours.
The Culinary Institute of America The world’s premier culinary college trains students from over 30 countries in the culinary arts. The CIA offers student-guided tours, a culinary gift shop, and award-winning restaurants; Bocuse, Caterina de’ Medici, American Bounty, and Apple Pie Bakery.
Dutch’s Spirits at Harvest Homestead FarmExplore the bootlegging operation of America’s Prohibition Era; this must-see destination combines history of modern farming and the craft distillery movement with underground bunker tours, farm-to-table dining, and spirits sampling for an unforgettable experience.
Crown Maple Syrup at Madava FarmsBuilt to be the world’s largest sugarhouse, Madava’s sustainable technology produces quite possibly the purest maple syrup on Earth. Their behind-the-scenes tour includes tastings, and visitors can enjoy hiking trails, special events, and a farm-fresh Chef prepared meal.
Daytrip excursions from NYC —It’s so easy to reach Dutchess County from New York City by car or train. The train line runs along the Hudson River for a beautiful scenic ride from NYC in about an hour & 40 minutes. Take Amtrak from Penn-Station or Metro-North Railroad from Grand Central Station.
Amtrak Metro-North GetawaysAmtrak stops in Poughkeepsie and Rhinecliff MTA offers one-day getaways to selectStations. Groups can request a Rails & Trails attractions in Dutchess via Beacon andguide for a narrated journey. Amtrak.com Poughkeepsie train stops. MTA.info
The Roosevelt RideTake a train to Poughkeepsie May-Oct to meet The Roosevelt Ride, a free roundtrip shuttle service to theNational Parks sites; FDR Presidential Home, Library & Museum, Eleanor’s Roosevelt’s Val-Kill, Top Cottage, and Vanderbilt Mansion. NPS.gov/hofr
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Some featured festivals & events… JUNE
Country Living Fair 1st Fri, Sat, & Sun in June 10am-5pm, Rain or Shine Dutchess County Fairgrounds, Rhinebeck, NY Country Living Magazine comes to life with over 200 vendors of antiques, artisans, art, furniture, home décor with how-to’s, special guest appearances, seminars and demos. http://www.countryliving.com/cl-fair/country-living-fairs
Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome Mid-June through Mid-October 10am-5pm - Airshows at 2pm (weather permitting) 9 Norton Rd, Red Hook, NY Great family fun. Museum opens May 17. Weekend air shows - Sat: Pioneer era & Barnstormers, Sun: WW I aircraft. Themed events, food, biplane rides. http://oldrhinebeck.org
Bard SummerScape Theater, Film, Dance & Music Festival Mid-June through Mid-August Fisher Center for Performing Arts, Bard, Annandale-on-Hudson. 25th Anniversary and seven weeks of themed opera, music, theater, dance, film; cabaret in Spiegeltent celebrating the lifetime and works of composer Franz Schubert (1797-1828). http://fishercenter.bard.edu/summerscape
SEPTEMBER
Hudson Valley Wine & Food Festival 1st weekend in Sept – (Labor Day weekend) Dutchess County Fairgrounds, Rhinebeck, NY Sample and purchase award-winning New York State wines and specialty foods. Cooking demos and seminars. http://www.hudsonvalleywinefest.com
Between the world-famous Niagara Falls and the world-class New York City, travelers find themselves at the center of it all in Central New York state.
From the Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum to the countless Main Street USAs, Central New York lays claim to the ultimate rural American experience.
Drive quiet country roads among rolling hills and beautiful natural scenery. Discover ancient rock formations millions of years in the making. Drink brews rooted deep in rich beer history and craft spirits recognized worldwide in Brew Central, “America’s Craft Brew Destination.”
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From the Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum to the countless Main Street USAs, Central New York lays claim to the ultimate rural American experience.
Drive quiet country roads among rolling hills and beautiful natural scenery. Discover ancient rock formations millions of years in the making. Drink brews rooted deep in rich beer history and craft spirits recognized worldwide in Brew Central, “America’s Craft Brew Destination.”
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Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum Cooperstown, New YorkThe Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum pays tribute to the most iconic of Americana and the sport’s greatest heroes. Tour the world-famous Hall or explore thousands of baseball artifacts on display.
Fort Stanwix Rome, New YorkVisitors can explore a true piece of American history at Fort Stanwix, a reconstructed 18th century post known for its critical role in the American Revolution.
Erie Canal Cruises Herkimer, New YorkNo Central New York visit is complete without a trip down New York’s legendary Erie Canal. With roots dating back to 1825, this unique man-made waterway and the many communities along the way delight tourists from around the world during the warmer months.
Howes Cave, New YorkHowes Cave is home to perhaps Central New York’s most unique feature: two incredible caverns. Howe Caverns and Secret Caverns feature ancient limestone formations that have awed visitors for decades.
Turning Stone Casino Resort Verona, New YorkNestled in the heart of Central New York, Turning Stone Casino Resort offers a gorgeous getaway featuring luxurious hotel accommodations, fine dining, celebrity entertainment, five championship golf courses, a sportsplex, an exciting dance club and, of course, a world-class Las Vegas-style gaming experience.
International Boxing Hall of Fame Canastota, New YorkThe International Boxing Hall of Fame chronicles more than a century of boxing history. Fans of the sport from around the world can meet boxing legends at the annual induction celebration in early June.
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Utica and Verona, N.Y.Start things off with the popular tour of the F.X. Matt Brewery, home to Saranac beers, and then take a walk up the street, where you can sample Central New York’s first-ever legal bourbon alongside award-winning gin and vodka at Adirondack Distilling Co.
Cazenovia and Hamilton, N.Y.Head down to Hamilton’s Good Nature Farm Brewery & Tap Room for its farm-to-table beer by the glass, growler fill, bottle or flight. Unwind with some wine in a picturesque, rural setting of grapevines, gardens, ponds and orchard at Cazenovia’s Owera Vineyards.
Syracuse, N.Y.Nearby Syracuse is one of upstate New York’s best beer cities with its numerous craft-centric pubs and breweries. Try Empire Brewing Co., which utilizes local ingredients in its brewing process and food served
up in a distinct urban setting. Nearby Middle Ages Brewing Co. uses a 160-year-old strain of Ringwood yeast from Yorkshire, England, and old-school open fermentation process to create unique brews.
Greater Binghamton, N.Y.Sample a World Beer Cup winner at Galaxy Brewing Co. or have a world-class glass from another farm-to-table tap list and menu at Water Street Brewing Co.
Cooperstown, N.Y.Sample small-batch spirits celebrating the sport that made the town famous at Cooperstown Distillery. The nation’s premier producer of Belgian-style ales, Brewery Ommegang offers daily tours and tastings along with a slate of summer concerts and an incredible on-site café.
Charlotteville and Middleburgh, N.Y.Follow the craft to KyMar Farm Distillery, where the principal ingredients are grown on site or by New York farmers. Green Wolf Brewing Co. also celebrates the area’s rich agricultural heritage by crafting uncommon ales from locally sourced brewing staples.
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Utica and Verona, N.Y.Start things off with the popular tour of the F.X. Matt Brewery, home to Saranac beers, and then take a walk up the street, where you can sample Central New York’s first-ever legal bourbon alongside award-winning gin and vodka at Adirondack Distilling Co.
Cazenovia and Hamilton, N.Y.Head down to Hamilton’s Good Nature Farm Brewery & Tap Room for its farm-to-table beer by the glass, growler fill, bottle or flight. Unwind with some wine in a picturesque, rural setting of grapevines, gardens, ponds and orchard at Cazenovia’s Owera Vineyards.
Syracuse, N.Y.Nearby Syracuse is one of upstate New York’s best beer cities with its numerous craft-centric pubs and breweries. Try Empire Brewing Co., which utilizes local ingredients in its brewing process and food served
up in a distinct urban setting. Nearby Middle Ages Brewing Co. uses a 160-year-old strain of Ringwood yeast from Yorkshire, England, and old-school open fermentation process to create unique brews.
Greater Binghamton, N.Y.Sample a World Beer Cup winner at Galaxy Brewing Co. or have a world-class glass from another farm-to-table tap list and menu at Water Street Brewing Co.
Cooperstown, N.Y.Sample small-batch spirits celebrating the sport that made the town famous at Cooperstown Distillery. The nation’s premier producer of Belgian-style ales, Brewery Ommegang offers daily tours and tastings along with a slate of summer concerts and an incredible on-site café.
Charlotteville and Middleburgh, N.Y.Follow the craft to KyMar Farm Distillery, where the principal ingredients are grown on site or by New York farmers. Green Wolf Brewing Co. also celebrates the area’s rich agricultural heritage by crafting uncommon ales from locally sourced brewing staples.
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Visit Buffalo Niagara403 Main Street, Suite 630Buffalo, NY 14203888-228-3369mueller@visitbuffaloniagara.comVisitBuffaloNiagara.com Mid-Lakes Navigation11 Jordan Street, P.O. Box 61Skaneateles, NY 13152315-685-8500 or [email protected] Niagara Tourism & Convention Corporation10 Rainbow BoulevardNiagara Falls, NY [email protected]
Oneida County TourismP.O. Box 551Utica NY 13503800-426-3132kelly@oneidacountytourism.comOneidaCountyTourism.com Orleans County Tourism Office14016 Route 31Albion, NY [email protected] Oswego County Tourism Office46 E. Bridge StreetOswego, NY 13126315-349-8322 or [email protected]
Syracuse Convention & Visitors Bureau115 West Fayette StreetSyracuse NY [email protected] VisitRochester 45 East AvenueRochester, NY [email protected] VisitRochester.com Wayne County Tourism9 Pearl Street, Suite 3Lyons, NY [email protected]
Explore New York State’s Legendary Canals
ERIE | CHAMPLAIN | OSWEGO | CAYUGA-SENECA
Albion Strawberry FestivalCourthouse Square, Albion585-749-6384AlbionStrawberryFestival.comJune 12 & 13, 2015
Cycling the ErieErie Canalway Trail518-434-1583ptny.org/canaltourAnnually in July
Canal FestNorth Tonawanda315-724-7221CanalFest.orgHeld annually in July
CanalfestSylvan Beach315-724-7221SylvanBeach.orgHeld annually in August
Canal Splash!Various community events along the Canal SystemCanals.ny.govSecond weekend in August
LocktoberfestLockportHeld annually in October
Oswego HarborfestWaterfront parks overlooking Lake Ontario and the Oswego River in Oswego315-343-6858OswegoHarborfest.comJuly 23–26, 2015
Palmyra Canaltown DaysMain Street, [email protected] 19–20, 2015
Thursday At CanalsideOne Naval Park Cove, Buffalo716-846-8200CanalsideBuffalo.comFree concert series located at Canalside on Lake Erie. Concerts are held each Thursday evening from 5pm–9:30pm June–August.
The Great New York State FairNew York State Fairgrounds, Syracuse315-487-7711NYSFair.orgAugust 27– September 7, 2015
Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival 20 sites in downtown Rochester585-586-6650 RochesterJazz.com June 19–27, 2015
2015 Canal Events
Markly WilsonI Love New YorkDirector International [email protected]
Jean MacKayDirector of Communications and Outreach Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor518-237-7000 [email protected]
New York State Canals518-471-5349Canals.ny.gov
Canal New [email protected] CanalNY.com
The Erie Canal is America’s most famous and influential man-made waterway. Construction of the Canal began in Rome on July 4, 1817.
Visit Buffalo Niagara403 Main Street, Suite 630Buffalo, NY 14203888-228-3369mueller@visitbuffaloniagara.comVisitBuffaloNiagara.com Mid-Lakes Navigation11 Jordan Street, P.O. Box 61Skaneateles, NY 13152315-685-8500 or [email protected] Niagara Tourism & Convention Corporation10 Rainbow BoulevardNiagara Falls, NY [email protected]
Oneida County TourismP.O. Box 551Utica NY 13503800-426-3132kelly@oneidacountytourism.comOneidaCountyTourism.com Orleans County Tourism Office14016 Route 31Albion, NY [email protected] Oswego County Tourism Office46 E. Bridge StreetOswego, NY 13126315-349-8322 or [email protected]
Syracuse Convention & Visitors Bureau115 West Fayette StreetSyracuse NY [email protected] VisitRochester 45 East AvenueRochester, NY [email protected] VisitRochester.com Wayne County Tourism9 Pearl Street, Suite 3Lyons, NY [email protected]
Explore New York State’s Legendary Canals
ERIE | CHAMPLAIN | OSWEGO | CAYUGA-SENECA
Albion Strawberry FestivalCourthouse Square, Albion585-749-6384AlbionStrawberryFestival.comJune 12 & 13, 2015
Cycling the ErieErie Canalway Trail518-434-1583ptny.org/canaltourAnnually in July
Canal FestNorth Tonawanda315-724-7221CanalFest.orgHeld annually in July
CanalfestSylvan Beach315-724-7221SylvanBeach.orgHeld annually in August
Canal Splash!Various community events along the Canal SystemCanals.ny.govSecond weekend in August
LocktoberfestLockportHeld annually in October
Oswego HarborfestWaterfront parks overlooking Lake Ontario and the Oswego River in Oswego315-343-6858OswegoHarborfest.comJuly 23–26, 2015
Palmyra Canaltown DaysMain Street, [email protected] 19–20, 2015
Thursday At CanalsideOne Naval Park Cove, Buffalo716-846-8200CanalsideBuffalo.comFree concert series located at Canalside on Lake Erie. Concerts are held each Thursday evening from 5pm–9:30pm June–August.
The Great New York State FairNew York State Fairgrounds, Syracuse315-487-7711NYSFair.orgAugust 27– September 7, 2015
Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival 20 sites in downtown Rochester585-586-6650 RochesterJazz.com June 19–27, 2015
2015 Canal Events
Markly WilsonI Love New YorkDirector International [email protected]
Jean MacKayDirector of Communications and Outreach Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor518-237-7000 [email protected]
New York State Canals518-471-5349Canals.ny.gov
Canal New [email protected] CanalNY.com
The Erie Canal is America’s most famous and influential man-made waterway. Construction of the Canal began in Rome on July 4, 1817.
Visit Buffalo Niagara403 Main Street, Suite 630Buffalo, NY 14203888-228-3369mueller@visitbuffaloniagara.comVisitBuffaloNiagara.com Mid-Lakes Navigation11 Jordan Street, P.O. Box 61Skaneateles, NY 13152315-685-8500 or [email protected] Niagara Tourism & Convention Corporation10 Rainbow BoulevardNiagara Falls, NY [email protected]
Oneida County TourismP.O. Box 551Utica NY 13503800-426-3132kelly@oneidacountytourism.comOneidaCountyTourism.com Orleans County Tourism Office14016 Route 31Albion, NY [email protected] Oswego County Tourism Office46 E. Bridge StreetOswego, NY 13126315-349-8322 or [email protected]
Syracuse Convention & Visitors Bureau115 West Fayette StreetSyracuse NY [email protected] VisitRochester 45 East AvenueRochester, NY [email protected] VisitRochester.com Wayne County Tourism9 Pearl Street, Suite 3Lyons, NY [email protected]
Explore New York State’s Legendary Canals
ERIE | CHAMPLAIN | OSWEGO | CAYUGA-SENECA
Albion Strawberry FestivalCourthouse Square, Albion585-749-6384AlbionStrawberryFestival.comJune 12 & 13, 2015
Cycling the ErieErie Canalway Trail518-434-1583ptny.org/canaltourAnnually in July
Canal FestNorth Tonawanda315-724-7221CanalFest.orgHeld annually in July
CanalfestSylvan Beach315-724-7221SylvanBeach.orgHeld annually in August
Canal Splash!Various community events along the Canal SystemCanals.ny.govSecond weekend in August
LocktoberfestLockportHeld annually in October
Oswego HarborfestWaterfront parks overlooking Lake Ontario and the Oswego River in Oswego315-343-6858OswegoHarborfest.comJuly 23–26, 2015
Palmyra Canaltown DaysMain Street, [email protected] 19–20, 2015
Thursday At CanalsideOne Naval Park Cove, Buffalo716-846-8200CanalsideBuffalo.comFree concert series located at Canalside on Lake Erie. Concerts are held each Thursday evening from 5pm–9:30pm June–August.
The Great New York State FairNew York State Fairgrounds, Syracuse315-487-7711NYSFair.orgAugust 27– September 7, 2015
Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival 20 sites in downtown Rochester585-586-6650 RochesterJazz.com June 19–27, 2015
2015 Canal Events
Markly WilsonI Love New YorkDirector International [email protected]
Jean MacKayDirector of Communications and Outreach Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor518-237-7000 [email protected]
New York State Canals518-471-5349Canals.ny.gov
Canal New [email protected] CanalNY.com
The Erie Canal is America’s most famous and influential man-made waterway. Construction of the Canal began in Rome on July 4, 1817.
BUFFALO & NIAGARA FALLS
CANALSIDE BUFFALOOne Naval Park Cove, Buffalo, NY 14202716-846-8200 | CanalsideBuffalo.com Public access available year round. Many attractions seasonal and vary from May-October. Dawn to Dusk Daily.The $295 million development of Buffalo’s historic Canalside district (where the Erie Canal once had its western terminus) is well underway. More than 750 events were held there this summer and construction of canals and two hotels are near completion. Kayaking, historic boat tours, and The Naval & Ser-viceman’s Park are just a few of the attractions already active.
MEDINA RAILROAD MUSEUM530 West Avenue, Medina, NY 14103585-798-6106 | RailroadMuseum.netYear round. Train Excursion May-DecTue–Sun: 11am–5pm. Call for Train ScheduleLocated in a 300 foot long (91.44m) wooden freight house built in 1905 with exhibits on New York Central Railroad his-tory. Includes the largest HO scale model railroad layout in the eastern U.S. 2-hour ride along the Erie Canal Heritage Corridor aboard vintage 1947 Budd passenger coaches.
LOCKPORT LOCKS & ERIE CANAL CRUISES210 Market Street, Lockport, NY 14094716-433-6155 | LockportLocks.comSeasonal. 10am–5:30pmEnjoy a unique narrated two-hour cruise on the Erie Canal. Travel under lift bridges, be raised, then lowered 50 feet (15.24m) through the only double set of locks on the Erie Canal.
INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHY & FILM AT GEORGE EASTMAN HOUSE900 East Avenue, Rochester, NY 14607585-271-3361 | EastmanHouse.orgTue–Sun, 10am–5pm (year-round)The mansion of Kodak’s founder, George Eastman, is just one of many focal points of this world-renowned museum. Historic and modern day exhibits trace photography and film from its earliest days to today’s digital age. All this surrounded by beau-tiful gardens and public spaces. Plan to stay a while, explore and discover the museum and the surrounding neighborhood with quaint shops and restaurants.
MID-LAKES NAVIGATION1125 Marina Parkway, Macedon, NY 14502315-685-8500 | MidLakesNav.comSeasonal. Mid-May to Mid-October3, 4 and 7 day rentals. You’re the Captain! Rent a Europe-an-style live-aboard canalboat on the central Erie Canal. Locks and legends, towns and towpaths, yours to discover! Depart Rochester area.
FORT ONTARIO STATE HISTORIC SITE1 E. Fourth Street, Oswego, NY 13126315-343-4711 | FortOntario.comMay–Oct, 10am–4:30pmKnown as the “Guardian of the Northern Frontier,” the first for-tification at the site of Fort Ontario was built by the British in 1755. The fort was attacked twice by the British during the War of 1812. During World War II, Fort Ontario hosted 982 Euro-pean refugees who were guests of President Franklin Roosevelt.
WILLIAM PHELPS GENERAL STORE MUSEUM140 Market Street, Palmyra, NY 14522315-597-6981 | HistoricPalmyraNY.comSeasonal. May 1–Oct 31: Tue–Sat 10:30am–4:30pm,
Nov 1 to Apr 30, Tue–Thur 11am–4pmThe museum “where time stands still,” has served the needs of Palmyrans and Erie “Canawlers” as a boarding house, tav-ern, bakery and general store since its construction in 1826. The doors were locked in 1940, leaving a curious retail time capsule for you to explore.
DESTINY USA9090 Destiny USA Drive, Syracuse, NY 13204315-466-6000 | DestinyUSA.comOpen year-roundMon–Sat: 10am–9:30pm, Sun: 11am–6pmDestiny USA is a 2.4 million square foot tourist destination that includes a strong mix of luxury outlet retailers, restau-rants and entertainment. New brands continue to open to create a unique and dynamic consumer shopping experience. A stunning three-story glass atrium provides perfect weather year-round. Destiny USA is expected to be the second most visited shopping center in the US, according to Travel and Leisure magazine. It is the largest LEED® Gold certified retail commercial building in the world.
MID-LAKES NAVIGATION11 Jordan Street, P.O. Box 61, Skaneateles, NY 13152315-685-8500 | MidLakesNav.comSeasonal. May 10 to Sep 30Groups 2 to 60 passengers can experience the engineering, history, architecture and lore of the Erie Canal. From an hour to an all day excursion, including meals. Depart Syracuse area.
SYLVAN BEACHAt the Corner of Beach and CanalMain Street, Sylvan Beach, NY 13157sylvanbeach.orgAuthentic beachfront community with two miles of sandy beaches on Oneida Lake, boating, classic Americana amuse-ment park, outstanding camping facilities, marinas, the finest fishing in Central New York, beautiful sunsets, and a wide variety of restaurants, shops, and events highlight the area’s diversity and scenic beauty with appeal for the entire family.
MEDINA & LOCKPORT ROCHESTER OSWEGO & PALMYRA SYRACUSE SYLVAN BEACH
MID-LAKES NAVIGATION
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BUFFALO & NIAGARA FALLS
CANALSIDE BUFFALOOne Naval Park Cove, Buffalo, NY 14202716-846-8200 | CanalsideBuffalo.com Public access available year round. Many attractions seasonal and vary from May-October. Dawn to Dusk Daily.The $295 million development of Buffalo’s historic Canalside district (where the Erie Canal once had its western terminus) is well underway. More than 750 events were held there this summer and construction of canals and two hotels are near completion. Kayaking, historic boat tours, and The Naval & Ser-viceman’s Park are just a few of the attractions already active.
MEDINA RAILROAD MUSEUM530 West Avenue, Medina, NY 14103585-798-6106 | RailroadMuseum.netYear round. Train Excursion May-DecTue–Sun: 11am–5pm. Call for Train ScheduleLocated in a 300 foot long (91.44m) wooden freight house built in 1905 with exhibits on New York Central Railroad his-tory. Includes the largest HO scale model railroad layout in the eastern U.S. 2-hour ride along the Erie Canal Heritage Corridor aboard vintage 1947 Budd passenger coaches.
LOCKPORT LOCKS & ERIE CANAL CRUISES210 Market Street, Lockport, NY 14094716-433-6155 | LockportLocks.comSeasonal. 10am–5:30pmEnjoy a unique narrated two-hour cruise on the Erie Canal. Travel under lift bridges, be raised, then lowered 50 feet (15.24m) through the only double set of locks on the Erie Canal.
INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHY & FILM AT GEORGE EASTMAN HOUSE900 East Avenue, Rochester, NY 14607585-271-3361 | EastmanHouse.orgTue–Sun, 10am–5pm (year-round)The mansion of Kodak’s founder, George Eastman, is just one of many focal points of this world-renowned museum. Historic and modern day exhibits trace photography and film from its earliest days to today’s digital age. All this surrounded by beau-tiful gardens and public spaces. Plan to stay a while, explore and discover the museum and the surrounding neighborhood with quaint shops and restaurants.
MID-LAKES NAVIGATION1125 Marina Parkway, Macedon, NY 14502315-685-8500 | MidLakesNav.comSeasonal. Mid-May to Mid-October3, 4 and 7 day rentals. You’re the Captain! Rent a Europe-an-style live-aboard canalboat on the central Erie Canal. Locks and legends, towns and towpaths, yours to discover! Depart Rochester area.
FORT ONTARIO STATE HISTORIC SITE1 E. Fourth Street, Oswego, NY 13126315-343-4711 | FortOntario.comMay–Oct, 10am–4:30pmKnown as the “Guardian of the Northern Frontier,” the first for-tification at the site of Fort Ontario was built by the British in 1755. The fort was attacked twice by the British during the War of 1812. During World War II, Fort Ontario hosted 982 Euro-pean refugees who were guests of President Franklin Roosevelt.
WILLIAM PHELPS GENERAL STORE MUSEUM140 Market Street, Palmyra, NY 14522315-597-6981 | HistoricPalmyraNY.comSeasonal. May 1–Oct 31: Tue–Sat 10:30am–4:30pm,
Nov 1 to Apr 30, Tue–Thur 11am–4pmThe museum “where time stands still,” has served the needs of Palmyrans and Erie “Canawlers” as a boarding house, tav-ern, bakery and general store since its construction in 1826. The doors were locked in 1940, leaving a curious retail time capsule for you to explore.
DESTINY USA9090 Destiny USA Drive, Syracuse, NY 13204315-466-6000 | DestinyUSA.comOpen year-roundMon–Sat: 10am–9:30pm, Sun: 11am–6pmDestiny USA is a 2.4 million square foot tourist destination that includes a strong mix of luxury outlet retailers, restau-rants and entertainment. New brands continue to open to create a unique and dynamic consumer shopping experience. A stunning three-story glass atrium provides perfect weather year-round. Destiny USA is expected to be the second most visited shopping center in the US, according to Travel and Leisure magazine. It is the largest LEED® Gold certified retail commercial building in the world.
MID-LAKES NAVIGATION11 Jordan Street, P.O. Box 61, Skaneateles, NY 13152315-685-8500 | MidLakesNav.comSeasonal. May 10 to Sep 30Groups 2 to 60 passengers can experience the engineering, history, architecture and lore of the Erie Canal. From an hour to an all day excursion, including meals. Depart Syracuse area.
SYLVAN BEACHAt the Corner of Beach and CanalMain Street, Sylvan Beach, NY 13157sylvanbeach.orgAuthentic beachfront community with two miles of sandy beaches on Oneida Lake, boating, classic Americana amuse-ment park, outstanding camping facilities, marinas, the finest fishing in Central New York, beautiful sunsets, and a wide variety of restaurants, shops, and events highlight the area’s diversity and scenic beauty with appeal for the entire family.
MEDINA & LOCKPORT ROCHESTER OSWEGO & PALMYRA SYRACUSE SYLVAN BEACH
MID-LAKES NAVIGATION
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