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This area of downtown Utica features 19th century factory and warehouse buildings that once served the Erie Canal (now Oriskany Boulevard). Many have been repurposed for use as restaurants, specialty...
The Masonic Care Community has been a vital part of Central New York for better than 116 years. In that time, thousands of men, women and children have benefited from our campus and its facilities.
Museum of Art, Performing Arts, School of Art, Gift Gallery and Museum-admission free. Regional fine arts center
Old Fort Schuyler Marker and site of Bagg's Tavern: 1500 feet east of this spot was the great ford of the Mohawk, protected in 1758 by the erection of Old Fort Schuyler. Gen. Herkimer used this for...
Founded in 1876, the OCHS preserves and promotes the history of Oneida County and the greater Mohawk Valley through collecting and displaying artifacts, operating a research library, and hosting over ...
Home of the Saranac line of beers and soft drinks, as well as Utica Club Pilsener. Brewery tours are available, describing the rich history of one of the United States' premier craft brewers. With ...
Originally built to be a movie palace, The Stanley opened on September 10, 1928 with 2,963 seats. In 1974 the Central New York Community Arts Council (a local nonprofit organization) acquired the prop...
Utica's New York Central Station opened with great fanfare in May 1914. Necessary restoration began in 1978 and is ongoing.Now owned by Oneida County, the station serves Amtrak, Adirondack Scenic and ...
The Utica Maennerchor is one of the last surviving institutions established by a vibrant German immigrant community
The 'Aud' is a multipurpose venue that hosts concerts, community events, and sporting events as diverse as ice hockey to gymastics. The building celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2010 and the follow...