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Thursday, March 7 @ 7 – 9PM Paul Spratt is headlining, plus Andy Kuhn, and host Mike Peters. Tickets
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Saturday, March 9 @ 6PM attend a cocktail attire fundraiser with light fare by Scratch Farmhouse Catering and entertainment by SingTrece and DJ Bella J. Tickets
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Sunday, March 10 @ 4PM attend a reception with special guests, live music by SingTrece, official proclamations, commemorative souvenirs & more.
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Friday, March 15 @ noon join Seward House Museum for their lunchtime lecture, “Slavery and Emancipation in NYS,” with Wells College Professor Michael Groth.
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Sunday, March 17 @ 11AM come listen to Irish live music, plus corned beef, $6 Guinness and DJ Mere @ 2PM.
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Friday, March 22 @ 7PM watch a Syracuse Crunch hockey game with United Way of Cayuga County supporters. Tickets
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Wednesday, March 20 @ 3:30PM play in the United Way’s 31st Annual Tim Morrisson Mini-Golf Tournament. Tickets
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Tuesdays, Fridays & free on Sunday enjoy community, first/second-runs, and 80’s theme films.
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Enjoy themed drink specials, pub fare & bi-weekly Open Mic on Wednesdays.
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Enjoy dinner out and weekly Trivia Night on Wednesdays.
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Friday, March 8 @ 1 – 3:30PM attend a Cornell Cooperative Extension panel discussion with guests from Empire State Development. Register
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March 8 – 10 attend the “You Matter Women’s Conference,” presented by women of color who are experts on health & wellness.
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Saturday, March 9 @ 9AM – Noon attend the annual state of Owasco Lake symposium.
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Sunday, March 10 @ 5PM attend “Passing the Torch: Honoring Harriet Tubman’s Legacy for Another Generation,” presented by the Harriet Tubman Boosters.
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Friday, March 15 @ 5:30 – 7PM join a gong meditation and sacred sound immersion with LivAvtar Kaur. Register
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Monday, March 18 @ 5 – 6PM East Hill Inner Wellness hosts a non-parental caregiver’s support group.
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Tuesday, March 19 @ 4:30PM enjoy music, dinner, socializing and the annual meeting program. Tickets
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Thursday, March 21 @ 8 – 9:30AM join the Chamber of Commerce's annual State of the County & City presentations. Tickets
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Monday, March 25 @ 6 – 7PM join a therapeutic book club led by East Hill Inner Wellness.
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Saturday, March 9 @ Noon – 4PM shop their Minority and Women Owned Business Pop-Up Market.
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Saturday, March 16 @ 11AM – 5PM create personalized bird houses & planter boxes made from reclaimed wood with Lake Life Laser Studio.
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Sunday, March 24 @ 4 - 7PM join What Comes Around to support sustainable fashion, plus refreshments & door prizes. Tickets
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Congratulations to Kim Chamberlain owner of Adonia Salon & Spa, they expanded their space and hosted a well-attended celebration last Friday.
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Opening soon at 99 Genesee Street, be part of the staff that runs the kitchen at Simple Roast’s brand new café. Apply
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On Fridays, for a limited time, order shrimp as a protein option for your favorite dish.
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Tuesday, March 12 @ 4 – 6PM or until sold out, no pre-order necessary. Rectory drive-through meal includes pasta, meatballs, salad & bread.
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March 16 – 23 shop their moving sale. April 1, they'll expand to Seminary Commons. Congratulations and thank you to Luciana Torous & Erin Schillace for your successful years downtown.
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Help fill 150 hanging baskets, 80 ground pots and City parks with flowers that make downtown welcoming & bright. Donate
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Leadership Cayuga is assisting United Way with a Cayuga County nonprofits survey to help create a hub for sharing resources. Complete by April 1.
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New service alert, the salon & boutique is now offering long-lasting Machine Hairstroke brows.
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Tuesdays, enjoy $2 raw oysters along with other daily starter and entree specials, plus limited Fish Fry Fridays.
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Downtown BID Gift Certificates |
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Support Downtown & Shop Small |
Support the local businesses in your downtown community. Buy a BID gift certificate and choose from 40+ businesses to patronize. Stop into the Equal Rights Heritage Center, 25 South Street, and front desk staff will assist you. Pay by cash/check in-person, or pay with a credit card online. It's the perfect gift for everyone!
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Watch a hilarious instructional video
on how to back-in park in
downtown Auburn.
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The garage offers long-term convenient covered parking downtown central, plus electric car charging stations. The first 2 hours are FREE & capped at $6 a day.
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Sign up for Pango and pay for parking on your phone. Download the free app, then provide your phone number, license plate & credit/debit card.
Then pay for parking with a few clicks!
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City parking enforcement has resumed downtown Monday – Friday 9AM – 5PM. The upper levels of the Downtown Parking Garage are free for two hours. The City is issuing courtesy tickets if you haven’t received a parking ticket in the past few months. Click here for a flyer to post in your business and/or property to help educate patrons, employees, and tenants. Visit the City website for updates.
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Download this Parking Map and share it on your website. |
Downtown businesses, use this map to help educate your customers about our parking options. |
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Please make an extra effort to bundle & secure curbside trash & recycling.
The wind presents a challenge to maintaining a clean downtown.
NO personal trash or black bags please & dispose curbside trash after 5PM.
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Downtown Auburn BID is a state designated district of residents, business & property owners, organizations and government entities. By means of advocacy, marketing, promotion, event planning & collaborative efforts, the BID is committed to enhancing the appearance, economic viability and quality of life of the downtown Auburn community. |
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To include your downtown Auburn BID district info, news & specials,
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Downtown Auburn BID | ERHC: 25 South Street, Auburn, NY 13021 | 315.252.7874 |
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