Things to do, places to eat, shows to see, places to stay in Madison County, NY      

Can you belive  that November is already here?  Where did October go?  Well this weekend you will find that most of the snow has melted away (we got 2-18 inches around the county) and there are some fun events fro the entire family. Here are some ideas for this weekend:

1. The Great Swamp Conservancy will host an Owl Prowl Saturday night. 
Discover how owls rule the night: their adaptations, hunting skills, where they roost and how to find them on this night hike in search of owls with wildlife rehabilitator Bonnie Folnsbee. 8 PM Fee: $5/person Pre-registration required.

2. Attend the opening of a new country farm store, BMR Acres will have a ribbon cutting in honor of the grand opening of their Country Farm Store. Saturday November 1st at 10am owners Brian & Mary Ellen Rose, would like to invite Town, Village, City and Chamber officials as well as the public to come help celebrate in our ribbon cutting ceremony. BMR Acres Country Farm Store will specialize in offering luxurious alpaca fiber products. The store located at 2542 Pine Ridge Road, Canastota, NY 13032, will be open from 10am - 5pm on Saturdays and 12 - 5pm on Sundays. Evening hours are by appointment.

3. Are you tired of spending money on your power bill?  There will be a small scale solar power workshop this weekend in Morrisville.  Small-scale solar projects and their potential economic and renewable energy viability for homeowners, farmers and small businesses will be the topic of a free workshop Nov. 1 at Morrisville State College. The workshop, which will be held from 10 a.m. to noon in the John W. Stewart Center for Student Activities (STUAC) little theater, is to help homeowners, farmers and businesses assess the potential costs and benefits of small-scale solar energy projects and to help create more local interest in developing local industries and local jobs for sustainable renewable energy resource development in Madison County.

4. You are running out of time to visit the Cazenovia Farmers market.  It is open this Saturday in the heart of the historic business district. Featuring locally grown produce and handmade arts and crafts. Presented by the Historic Business District Committee of the Greater Cazenovia Area Chamber of Commerce. Open 9am-5pm on Saturdays.

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