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**Geneva Indoor Markets Kick Off with Local Vendors**

Geneva, NY – The Geneva Indoor Markets are hosting a series of events, with upcoming dates scheduled for February 8th, March 8th, and April 12th from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. The events will take place at the Finger Lakes Welcome Center located at 35 Lakefront Drive.

Over 25 vendors from the Finger Lakes region are set to showcase their products, including food, craft beverages, artwork, handmade items, bath and beauty products, and more. The indoor markets provide a great opportunity for visitors to support local businesses and explore the variety of offerings from the community.

The Indoor Markets are part of a busy day in Geneva, which also features an Art Walk and the Finger Lakes Film Festival. Visitors are encouraged to explore all the activities taking place in the area.

For more information, visit the City of Geneva’s official website or stop by the Welcome Center during the event.

Source: City of Geneva, NY

Source Type: Gov

Source Location: Geneva

Geneva, NY

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Meyer Park in Tempe Renovated, Adds Public Art

Meyer Park in Tempe, an eight-acre site bordered by the Rural Geneva, Hughes Acres and Meyer Park neighborhoods, has undergone a playground renovation and added public art, and is named for the adjacent Meyer School in honor of Agnes and Albert Meyer, Tempe Parks and Rec said.

Geneva Public Library offers free Kanopy streaming

Geneva Public Library patrons with OWWL library cards can stream thousands of films, documentaries and series—award-winning titles and kids' content—via Kanopy on phones, tablets, computers or smart TVs after downloading the Kanopy app and signing in with their library card, selecting OWWL Library System; help is available at the library or by phone.

Hobart and William Smith Colleges Hold Senior Sendoff, Launch

Geneva, N.Y. — Hobart and William Smith Colleges held its Senior Sendoff and Launch, with Board Chair Joe Stein urging graduates to be the CEOs of their own lives and to support HWS, as speakers planted a tree and dipped an oar into Seneca Lake; Hailey Galvan ’26 was named class correspondent and Shirley Hanson was named an honorary member of the graduating class for knowing every student’s name on campus.

Geneva Public Library sells large tote bag for $6

The Geneva Public Library in Geneva, New York, is selling a large tote bag at the main desk for $6 to help patrons haul books and show library pride.

Hobart Statesmen topple Mount Union 4-1 in NCAA tournament

GENEVA, N.Y. — Hobart College's Statesmen defeated No. 14 Mount Union 4-1 in an NCAA Tournament game, marking a historic victory.

Geneva fire department to hold training near hospital landing Zone

GENEVA, N.Y. — The Geneva Fire Department and several mutual aid departments will conduct scheduled firefighter training Saturday morning near the hospital landing zone, including Mercy Flight helicopter operations and live-fire propane drills; the training area will be closed to the public, there is no emergency, and residents are asked to follow directions from emergency personnel on scene.

William Smith Athletics Congratulates Mia, Grace, Katie, Janey and Casey

Geneva, N.Y. — William Smith Athletics congratulates Mia, Grace, Katie, Janey and Casey.

Geneva Public Library Holds Wash-Up Day During Messy Story Hour

Geneva Public Library in Geneva, N.Y., announced that wash-up day was held during Messy Story Hour, which meets Mondays and Wednesdays at 10 a.m., inviting families to bring their children for stories, songs and a messy activity.

Castle Street reconstruction to begin in Geneva

Villager Construction will begin full-depth reconstruction of Castle Street between Pulteney Street and Oak Street as part of the City of Geneva's Castle Street Capital Improvements Project, starting Friday, May 15, with Castle Street closed in the area and several traffic restrictions and detours expected for several weeks.

Geneva Public Library co-sponsors Burrall author keynote

Geneva Public Library will co-sponsor a keynote author talk with Charles Burrall on Sunday, June 21, at 6:30 p.m. at Hobart and William Smith Colleges, where the Geneva native will discuss the true story behind his book, "Captured by the Russians," about his Cold War experiences and his years attending Geneva’s last one-room schoolhouse, as part of the Country School Association of America conference, for which he will serve as keynote speaker.