Since its return in 2005 after a 35-year hiatus, this fun event for kids ages 8 to 17 has seen considerable growth in both sponsorships and contestant entries. And while you still have to enter to race (registration is $35), latecomers can even rent a buggy on race day (call 382-7629 for details).

Turning Stone Resort and Casino Showroom,.

More blasts from cinema’s past will commence on Saturday, June 11, with the 1944 film noir honey Laura.

Celtic pride kicks in high gear when the kilts-clad quintet visits the Earlville Opera House,.

Fresh from a recent European tour, the eclectic trio will entertain at the Nelson Odeon,.

The wiseacres at Acme Mystery Company.

Ithaca’s Hangar Theatre.

The British guitar god is still rockin’ in his 67th year on this mortal coil, and he’ll prove it big time on Sunday, June 5, 8 p.m., when he takes the stage at the Westcott Theater,.

The popular radio series from the 1940s seemed tailor-made for movie adaptations, but that didn’t happen when Columbia Pictures gave up the franchise after three entries. The first, a 1945 B-movie programmer, still yields some fun for cinema buffs, however, as two detectives (Jack Bannon.

It’s last call for Not Another Theater Company’s.