November 16, 2020 - January 10, 2021 NEW IN 2020 - tickets will be ADVANCE SALE ONLINE ONLY - you'll be requested to select a specific calendar date. CNY's #1 Holiday Tradition is here! Pack up the family & join us Monday November 16th - Sunday January 10th for Lights on the Lake! Drive thru the 2 mile long holiday light display open every day Monday through Sunday 5pm-10pm! Hear Holiday music during your drive on 102.1 - Sunny 102! Wegmans Lights on the Lake is presented by: Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital, Greater Syracuse Area Honda Dealers, Onondaga County Parks

This November, discover more than 200 inspiring stories of past and present diverse Rochester, Indigenous, and Haudenosaunee women visionaries, trailblazers, inventors, activists, and entrepreneurs who changed Rochester and the world. Located in the Riedman Gallery and throughout the third floor of the museum, our newest exhibit will transport you through history and current events, inspiring you to transform the future by becoming Changemakers.

Hochstein's annual celebration of the holiday season with the choral chamber ensemble Madrigalia, Cary Ratcliff, artistic director. Small groups of singers – solos, duets, quartets – will perform selections appropriate to the season.

NATIONAL PARKS ADVENTURE takes audiences on the ultimate off-trail adventure into America’s awe-inspiring great outdoors.

Make and decorate your own personalized ornament for the holidays in this one-time class. You can make a special gift, or a family heirloom!

The Planetarium's family holiday spectacular returns as our new state-of-the-art laser system and Digistar 6 full-dome visualization system combine to create a more colorful and immersive experience than ever before. This show features your favorite holiday songs played back-to-back, from Mariah Carey to Mannheim Steamroller, choreographed with dancing laser light among the stars of the Planetarium sky.

Celebrate the season with a magical medley of GCV&M holiday happenings on a self-guided excursion through the museum’s wide-open spaces! Stroll the Historic Village bedecked in its holiday finery amid villagers bustling with preparations, and offering greetings to their neighbors and friends. Visit nine historic homes open for small group visits to explore the evolution of seasonal customs, and how those customs influence our communities today. Pickup ideas for your holiday table as you savor the intoxicating scents of holiday dishes. Delight in high Victorian decorating, hear about Hannukah and the lighting of the menorah, investigate the growing popularity of gift-giving, experience the anticipation of a holiday wedding, and more. Stop by Town Hall or Brooks Grove Church for an array of timed programming, including the cathartic strains of holiday music and dramatic readings of classic holiday tales.

Get into the holiday spirit at Granger Homestead's A Holiday Homestead. In addition to more than 100 unique community creations, there will be a silent auction of the trees, and there will be wreaths, jewelry, & Seasonal Decorations for sale in the gift shop.

This Christmas season, Canada's reigning couple of Celtic music, Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy along with their five children, invite you to their home, virtually, to witness their music, life and preparation at Christmas time. Gather your family together to celebrate the season with music, laughter and other bits of Christmas chaos!!

Each year, Holidays at the Market features dozens upon dozens of vendors with art, crafts, decorations, holiday food delicacies, gifts, stocking stuffers and much much more. Take advantage of a wide selection of holiday trees, wreaths, fresh garlands, and a plethora of other holiday goods and goodies. The Sunday dates run 8 AM - 2 PM, and the Thursday, December 17 is an evening market, running 6-9 PM.

Recognized for her versatile skill set, Hochstein cello instructor Natalie Spehar performs works by Bach and William Grant Still. Please note – this concert is rescheduled from November 4.

10th Anniversary of An NTPA Christmas Celebration Tradition! This Plano Christmas Tradition features a fast-paced and fun full-length live musical production you can see BOTH virtually or live with social distance seating! “Scrooge” closely follows the plot of Charles Dickens’ acclaimed book, A Christmas Carol, and NTPA's production has been called the production “brilliant … robust and passionate” by the Dallas Morning News.

Pick up a family Zoo Meal to go!