Canadian singer-songwriter Abigail Lapell comes to the Trumansburg, roots troubadours Chris Smither and the Suitcase Junket return to Ithaca, local favorites Anthony Kannon and Johnny Dowd host album release shows, and British blues rocker Joanne Shaw Taylor plays Geneva.
Plus, Vicious Fishes mark the five-year anniversary of their debut album and Transpose: Ithaca Queer Singers Alliance will present a wide-ranging concert. Also, a bunch of local bands are in action in the coming week, including Thanksgiving Eve – traditionally one of the busiest nights of the year!
Note: This week’s shows are listed in chronological order in two sections below.
Sharing Songs
Local favorite Tenzin Chopak returns to South Hill Cider as a just-announced replacement for Richie Stearns and Friends. A few months ago, Chopak and Emmett Scott released the album “Live at Red Newt,” which captured their onstage energy in an intimate setting.
When: 5-8 p.m. Thursday
Where: South Hill Cider
Cost: free; donations welcome
Read a recent interview with Tenzin Chopak here!
Crossing the Border
Big Sky Music Studio will host Canadian singer-songwriter Abigail Lapell for a solo show. “We had so much fun hosting shows this summer, that we decided to get a few special acts to the farm over the winter months. We are thrilled to have Abigail Lapell come to sing and play for us - she is an incredible musician and unusual songwriter.”
This was written of her latest album, “Stolen Time”: “A disc of pure, impalpable beauty, weightless notes and melodies that pierce our hearts…. And the young woman, prey to a vagueness in the soul that she sublimates in a handful of magical songs, to offer us a twilight album, somewhere between Gillian Welch and Laura Veirs.” – Rolling Stone
When: 7:30 p.m. Thursday
Where: Big Sky Music Studio
Sweet Land Farm CSA
Cost: $15, available online here
Historical Sounds
The Cornell Department of Music presents two concerts featuring instruments from the historical keyboard collection and music by female composers. At 7 p.m. Thursday in Barnes Hall, doctoral student Cheryl Tan performs “A soirée musicale: Clara Schumann’s Opus 6, Fanny Mendelssohn, and Frédéric Chopin” on the 1843 Pleyel and 1823 Graf pianos. In 1836, Clara Wieck-Schumann (1819-1896) published her Soirées musicales Op. 6. This set of six pieces is comprised of a toccatina, nocturne, ballade, polonaise, and two mazurkas — genres that were popularized and cultivated during the time, particularly in salons. In this recital, Tan pairs Schumann’s compositions with works by two composers she was closely acquainted with and mutually inspired by: Fanny Mendelssohn (1805-1847) and Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849). Mendelssohn offers alternate glimpses into the genres of the Nocturne and Toccata; Chopin, the Mazurka and Ballade.
When: 7 p.m. Thursday
Where: Barnes Hall, Cornell
Cost: free
Then at 5 p.m. Friday at the A.D. White House, the final Cornell Center for Historical Keyboards Salon of the semester takes place. Guest pianist Patricia García Gil from the University of North Carolina Greensboro presents the latest research on the late 18th-century Viennese composer Marianna Martines’ Keyboard Sonatas utilizing two of Cornell’s late 18th-century-style fortepianos, the Silbermann and Schantz.
When: 5 p.m. Friday
Where: A.D. White House, Cornell
Cost: free and open to all
Folk Roots
Folk legend Chris Smither returns to Ithaca for a show at the Hangar Theatre, with an opening set from The Suitcase Junket.
“Having distilled his own signature sound of blues and folk for over 50 years, Chris Smither is truly an American original. A profound songwriter, Chris continues to draw deeply from the blues, American folk music, modern poets and philosophers. From his early days as the New Orleans transplant in the Boston folk scene, through his wilderness years, to his reemergence in the 1990s as one of America’s most distinctive acoustic performers, Chris Smither continues to hone his distinctive sound. He has always traveled his own road and stayed true to his musical vision. He may be best known for writing ‘Love You Like A Man,’ which Bonnie Raitt and, more recently, jazz great Diana Krall have covered. His music has been covered by numerous artists and featured in soundtrack albums, independent film, television, and commercials. Reviewers continue to praise his dazzling guitar work, gravelly voice and songwriting.”
“Matt Lorenz's vision, manifest in The Suitcase Junket, developed in the tension between the grand and the solitary. Grand in its imagery, sound, and staging. Solitary in its thrift and self-reliance. What instruments he requires, Lorenz builds from scratch and salvage. What parts five players would perform, he performs alone. The spectacle of his one-man set bears constant comparison to legends of showmanship, brilliance, madness, and invention.”
When: 8 p.m. Thursday
Where: Hangar Theatre
Cost: $30, available online here
Taking Flight
Condor Coyote takes flight once again in downtown Ithaca. The local band includes John Driscoll (guitar, vocals), Myztico (guitar, vocals), Damaris Vazquez (spoken Tarot), Tim Foley (bass, vocals), and Mark Sammo (electronic percussion), along with “mind-bending visuals by Ultraviolet Academy.
When: 8:30-11 p.m. Thursday
Where: Sacred Root Kava Lounge & Tea Bar
Krewe-zing to Ithaca
Formed in 2005 and hailing from Asheville, North Carolina, Toubab Krewe is an “instrumental powerhouse that creates a sonic Pangaea that lustily swirls together rock, African traditions, jam sensibilities, international folk strains and more. While nearly impossible to put into any box, it takes only a few moments to realize in a very palpable way that one is face-to-face with a true original who recognizes no borders in a march towards a muscular, original, globally switched-on sound…Toubab carries echoes of African greats like Ali Farka Toure, Orchestra Baobab and Salif Keita, no doubt picked up during the group's travels to study and live in Guinea, Ivory Coast and Mali. But what truly differentiates Toubab Krewe from other Statesiders inspired by African music is how they innovate on what they've learned instead of simply recreating tradition. Toubab Krewe carves out a new trail honoring the African originators they admire by making something alive and contemporary.”
Ithaca’s own Dom Martyr – the synth-based project of Angelo Paradiso and Alicia Aubin – will open the show.
When: 9 p.m. Thursday
Where: Deep Dive
Cost: $19 in advance, available online here; day of show, $25_
Bound from Buffalo
“Please join us in welcoming back critically acclaimed, Buffalo-based singer-songwriter Davey O, as he returns to Ithaca and The Downstairs with his new six-song EP "Some Days" in tow.”
When: 7-9 p.m. Friday
Where: The Downstairs
Cost: $10 at the door
Five Years of Fishes
Trumansburg-based rockers Vicious Fishes will mark the five-year anniversary of their album, “Songs from the Swamp,” joined by special guests Overhand Sam & Bad Weapon from Rochester and Ithaca’s Little Slicer. The show will include a Vicious Fishes double set including “Songs from the Swamp” front to back and the breadth of their catalog since the band’s start in 2018.
“Formed in their junior and senior years, some 8 months before their debut release, Vicious Fishes is Jakob Gould (bass), Liam McDonnell (vocals and guitar), Jonas Puryear (lead guitar), and Zeb Whitford (drums). Released November 23, 2017, ‘Songs from the Swamp,’ is a punk introduction to a band of high school friends. The EP is young and sparing, odes and mantras, nobody’s fool but still wondering - were all those promises just a conceit?” Since then, Vicious Fishes have released two albums; most recently, in March 2023, they shared the EP “All the Time.”
Overhand Sam & Bad Weapon: An impressive melding of classic song structure of the 60’s with a sound that ranges from cinematic to nearly violent, Overhand Sam & Bad Weapon are a force to be reckoned with… With songs investigating the beautiful subtleties of life, the poetic lyrics are met with a fury of sound led by Sam’s unique upside-down guitar styling, reminiscent of Mahavishnu Orchestra’s John McLaughlin & even Jimi Hendrix.”
Little Slicer: “Based around the music of Wallace Petruziello, Little Slicer performs songs written about the everyday experience of being human, unafraid to take from the 90s indie playbook.”
When: 8 p.m. Friday
Where: Deep Dive
Cost: $9 in advance, available online here; $15 day of show
Escape Artist
Aubrey Haddard returns to make her debut at the Range, with an opening set from Hollings, the dream-rock/experimental project of Ithaca-based Hayden Eager.
“Aubrey Haddard is a self-proclaimed escape artist. When the tides change and personal growth calls for emotional upheaval, Aubrey seeks refuge in her creative discipline. Carving out a boundary-less space to explore the mysteries of the human experience and the vastness of the physical world, she creates a sonic landscape that is both epic and deeply personal. Dreamy synthscapes, overdriven guitars and pulsing electronic drums lay the foundation for Haddard’s vocals, heralded by critics as ‘harrowingly beautiful’ (Clash Magazine) and ‘herculean’ (The Line of Best Fit). Calling upon the inspirations of powerhouse PJ Harvey and dance music giant LCD Soundsystem alike, Haddard blends the analog and the digital with eccentricity. Themes of Greek mythology and Japanese literature weave their way through her stories, inviting listeners to peek into her subconscious and share in the escape.”
When: 9:30 p.m. Friday
Where: The Range
Cost: $10; $5 with student ID
Crease is the Word
“Crease is a band of five players versed in the jazz tradition working to bring improvised music to a wider audience. With influence from a range of genres gravitating around Jazz, Hip Hop, and RnB their original music reflects an appreciation of music that came before, with a yearning to break new ground. The band is currently working on a set of MF DOOM samples to use as means for improvisation as tribute to the late artist. The band lives, writes, records and rehearses all under one roof in Ithaca.”
When: 10:30 p.m. Friday
Where: The Upstairs
Cost: $10; $5 with student ID
Getting Ready
The Cornell Wind Symphony, conducted by James Spinazzola, performs their pre-tour program including Copland's Danzón Cubano, Kabalevsky's Overture to Colas Breugnon, Marquez’s Danzon No. 2, and the premiere of Mark Winges’ Concerto for Soprano Saxophone featuring Eric Troiano.
When: 3 p.m. Saturday
Where: Bailey Hall, Cornell
Cost: free and open to all
Healing Music
The Foundation of Light welcomes Poranguí live in Ithaca. Multicultural musician, healer, and educator Poranguí and co-facilitator Ashley Klein will create an intentionally curated container to experience the healing power of music and authentic expression. The Beauty Way Tour offers participants an evening of improvised world soul music, dance, and sound healing along with a unique opportunity to connect with themselves and their community, emerging, transformed and more whole.
“The four-hour journey of rhythm, sound, and movement, commences with an opening ceremony and opportunity for the audience to activate their voice and sing together. Poranguí’s extended live music set will be complemented by Ashley’s vocal guidance and live visual projections creating an unforgettable journey through the beauty of the earth and the tapestry of life. The event concludes with an integration experience as we return to our greater community with the medicine of the night.”
When: 6-10 p.m. Saturday
Where: Foundation of Light
Cost: $48-$55, available online here
Classical Concert
The Cortland/Homer Chamber Series debuts this weekend with “Dvořák and Debussy,” a program featuring works by Dvořák, Debussy, Saint-Saëns and Borodin.
“The Cayuga Chamber Orchestra brings its chamber concerts to Cortland and Homer for the first time! Enjoy two special introductory performances especially for the communities of Cortland, Tully, Marathon, McGraw, Cincinnatus, Dryden and Groton. Experience the intimacy and elegance of programs by our CCO musicians. Become a part of an engaging, lively and beautiful art form in the beautiful Rose Hall and Center for the Arts of Homer settings.”
When: 7 p.m. Saturday
Where: Rose Hall, 19 Church St., Cortland
Cost: $20 for adults, $10 for students, available online here
Klezmer for a Cause
The Cornell University Klezmer Ensemble will present a “program of beautiful Old World Jewish music” in support of the Morgan Opera House in Aurora.
“Though the Klezmer Kings dissolved, many of them live on in CUKE! Cornell University Klezmer Ensemble. They will play several genres of klezmer music: American klezmer from New York and Philadelphia of the 1910s and 1920s; the repertoire of New York clarinetist Dave Tarras from the late 1930s to mid-1940s; and Russian (Ukraine/Belarus) klezmer from pre-revolutionary times. Led by Ryan Zawel, trombonist and past member of the Joel Rubin Jewish Music Ensemble and Klezmer Kings. CUKE is a student organization of Cornell University, but also includes staff and community members. True to klezmer tradition, they play an eclectic collection of instruments and will appear at MOH playing violins, viola, clarinet, mandolin, cello, trombone, sousaphone, piano, and drum set. Be prepared to enjoy the variety and vigor of their performance.” Learn more here!
When: 7:30 p.m. Saturday
Where: Morgan Opera House, 370 Main St., Aurora
Cost: “The concert is free but a donation of $10 to benefit the Morgan Opera House would be appreciated.”
Blues Blaster
Acclaimed British blues guitarist and vocalist Joanne Shaw Taylor comes to Geneva.
“Join #1 Billboard Blues Artist Joanne Shaw Taylor and her amazing band as they perform songs from her critically acclaimed new studio album, ‘Nobody’s Fool,’ which has been cited as “The most versatile album in Joanne Shaw Taylor’s career.” Joanne will also dig deep into her rich back catalogue where she will hand-pick songs from her albums ‘Reckless Heart,’ ‘Wild,’ ‘The Dirty Truth,’ ‘Almost Always Never,’ ‘Diamonds in the Dirt,’ and ‘White Sugar.’ Taylor has become one of the hottest live acts on the modern Blues scene, and soon you’ll see why.”
Read a new interview with Joanne Shaw Taylor here!
When: 8 p.m. Saturday
Where: Smith Opera House, 82 Seneca St., Geneva
Cost: $29-$99, available online here
Ready for Release
Ithaca hip hop artist Anthony Kannon will celebrate the release of his new album, “Cautionary Tales.” He’ll be joined by a live band featuring several local favorites – Franklin Henry Jr., Jay Spaker, Jon Petronzio, Willie B, SingTrece, and Devora – as well as some supporting acts: Mr. McBean, Frost Gamble & Tone Chop, and Justo The MC.
When: 8 p.m. Saturday
Where: Deep Dive
Cost: $12 in advance, available online here; $20 day of show ($40 for VIP tickets)
Five Alive
Delaques will debut their new five-piece lineup accompanied by visuals from Skeleton Hands all night long! “Come listen to some grooves, see some trippy visuals, have a drink or two and eat some of the food at the Downstairs!”
When: 9 p.m. Saturday
Where: The Downstairs
Cost: $10
Going Underground
1980_Underground returns to Sacred Root to host its monthly dance party. “Rumour has it that Halloween may not yet be over. Come and conspire in the dark with spirits, shadows, smoke, static, and sound at the usual clandestine rendezvous. Dress. To. Slay. SOUNDS::: POST PUNK . MINIMAL WAVE . NEW WAVE . COLD WAVE . PUNK . WITCHHOUSE . SYNTHPUNK.”
When: 10 p.m. Saturday
Where: Sacred Root Kava Lounge & Tea Bar
What Time Is It?
It’s 5AM, coming to the Range in downtown Ithaca with his trio!
“Once an art school student burning the midnight oil in the studio with a soundtrack always in the background, Sam Andrus aka 5AM has since forged his inspirations from jazz, funk, and beyond into a style of expertly woven bass music known to captivate audiences with mesmerizing detail and high resolution sound design. 5AM is fusion, and to bring his journey full circle, Sam has formed the 5AM Trio, a collaboration complete with live drumming from ZONE Drums (Aaron Harel) and guitar, bass, and pads from Keith Wadsworth, and has also begun performing fully improvised live looping sets. 5AM is now a seasoned performer who's shared the stage with Tipper, Shpongle, Jade Cicada, Kursa, kLL sMTH, Detox Unit, Papadosio, Lotus, Kalya Scintilla, Random Rab, and more, and has lived and built strong roots up and down the east and west coasts of the US."
When: 10:30 p.m. Saturday
Where: The Range
Cost: $10; $5 for students
Voices Carry
Transpose: Ithaca Queer Singers Alliance will present "Fill My Heart with Song!" a concert featuring a wide range of musical styles from 15th-century Madrigals to a song by queer pop star Sam Smith. The concert will feature the premiere of a new arrangement of "Polyrhythms" written by Jonah Hirst and arranged by Sona Minasian, interim co-music directors. Also featured is the premiere "Power in a Name,” a reclamation chant by choir member Kerr Mesner.
The concert is conducted and directed by Hirst and Minasian. Proceeds from the concert will go towards the chorus’ annual operating expenses, which include the purchase of music, rights to perform certain pieces, and compensation for their talented professional staff.”
“Transpose: Ithaca Queer Singers Alliance is a non-auditioned community chorus that celebrates queer, trans, and non-binary identities through the joy of singing. Their mission is to create beautiful music in a supportive and accessible environment that empowers LGBTQIA+ singers. Transpose is one of the Affiliated Choruses of Ithaca, an organization providing opportunities for Tompkins County residents to perform in professionally directed choral groups.”
When: 3 p.m. Sunday
Where: First Baptist Church, 309 N. Cayuga St., Ithaca
Cost: Admission is free will. $12 is suggested at the door.
Celebrating Singing
The Cornell Chorale, conducted by Yen-Hsiang Nieh and joined by collaborative pianist Vera Hui-pin Hsu, will present "Joyful Spirit," a diverse program to celebrate the singing culture at Cornell. The repertoire includes Schubert's Mass in G Major and the works of composers from America, Germany, and Taiwan.
When: 3 p.m. Sunday
Where: Sage Chapel, Cornell
Cost: free and open to all
Man from Montreal
The Beacon on Aurora Concert Series continues with a show at the Community School of Music and Arts featuring Aleksi Campagne, a bilingual contemporary indie-folk fiddle-singer from Montreal.
“As the son of Canadian Folk icon Connie Kaldor and student of Jazz Violin Legend Didier Lockwood, Aleksi combines his powerful voice with rich songwriting, all while accompanying himself on the violin and seamlessly switching between English and French.”
When: 7 p.m. Sunday
Where: CSMA
Cost: $20 suggested donation at the door (cash, check or e-payment) or online here; “No one is turned away for lack of funds. 100% of the proceeds go directly to the artist.”
Ready for Release
It’s Johnny Dowd Time Monday night at the Downstairs, as the local legend celebrates the vinyl release of his latest album, “Is Heaven Real? How Would I Know.”
He’ll be joined by Memphis musicians Amy LaVere and Will Sexton, who played key roles on the new album and will also be performing a set of their own; Memphis drummer Shawn Zorn; and longtime local keyboardist Michael Stark, who will be joining Dowd on his upcoming European tour.
Where: The Downstairs
Note: You can also see them at the 443 Social Club & Lounge in Syracuse on Wednesday night.
Going Solo
Keir Neuringer (saxophone and percussion) will present “a spell of protection, a beacon home, the infinite path,” a solo concert at the Downstairs.
Again based in Ithaca, Neuringer is “a saxophonist, composer, and writer whose work is underpinned by interdisciplinary approaches and socio-political contextualizations. He is best known for a personal and intensely physical saxophone technique, revealed through long form solo improvisations, and as a founding member of the critically-acclaimed group Irreversible Entanglements. He co-leads the improvisation trio Dromedaries, has a decades-spanning duo with bassist Rafal Mazur, and collaborations with turntablist Matt Wright and pianist Simone Weissenfels, among others.”
When: 7 p.m. Wednesday
Where: The Downstairs
Cost: $10 or pay what you can
Happy Homecoming
The Rollin’ Rust and Chris Merkley & Stiv Morgan will join forces for a Thanksgiving Eve show in downtown Cortland.
When: 8 p.m. Wednesday
Where: Red Jug Pub, Cortland:
Giving Thanks
The Galactic Escort Service returns to Deep Dive for a special Thanksgiving Eve edition of Galactic Wednesday, with Ashley Ickes, Tenzin Chopak, Josh Oxford, Emmett Scott, and Michael Schuler ready to whip up some cosmic grooves with special guests Dirty Gems.
“Join us for a very special Thanksgiving Eve. The Galactic Wednesday Crew will be joining forces with Dirty Gems for an unforgettable dance party where we will all give thanks to community, music, and dance. The kitchen will be open until Midnight!! Asian Street Food by TAPESTRY”
“Every other Wednesday, a core group of Ithaca-based musicians join forces to create live improvised music on the spot. The group projects both obscure and classic films to aid in enhancing the experience as both audience and performers embark into the unknown spaces and places of the sonic realm. Guaranteed no two shows are the same, come be a part of the excitement of musical creation in real time.”
When: 9 p.m. Wednesday
Where: Deep Dive
Cost: $10
More Shows
Ana Florencia will play Spanish and Latin American covers en español at Village Taqueria and Grill in Dryden at 5:30 p.m. Thursday
Aiken and Nadge are at Cortland Beer Company at 6 p.m. Thursday
Nick Nats and Snacks are at Brookton’s Market at 6-8 p.m. Thursday
Scale House Brewery hosts Open Mic Night at 6-8 p.m. Thursday
Benny T brings his Open Mic Posse to The Ridge in Lansing at 6:30 p.m. Thursday
The Downstairs hosts its monthly Thursday Night Laughs at 7-9 p.m. followed by AFTIES featuring Glitter Skulls at 9-11 p.m.
Cast Iron Cowboys are at O’Malley’s Shoreline Tavern at 7-9 p.m. Thursday
Atlas Bowl in Trumansburg hosts the weekly Vinyl Showcase at 7-10 p.m. Thursdays
DJ Dale hosts Karaoke Night at the Upstairs at 10 p.m. Thursday
Harvey Fonda is at Two Goats Brewing at 5-8 p.m. Friday
The Bob Keefe Trio is at Aurora Brewing Company at 5:30-8:30 p.m. Friday
Cielle on Solid Ground are at Hopshire Farm and Brewery at 6-8 p.m. Friday
Yayle Hues is at Homer Hops Brewing at 6-9 p.m. Friday
Archive Raven is at Grist Iron Brewing at 6-9 p.m. Friday
Sam Nitsch is at Scale House Brewery at 6-9 p.m. Friday
Clint Bush returns to McGraw Box Brewing at 6:30-8:30 p.m. Friday
Modafierri is at Cortland Beer Company at 8 p.m. Friday
Prime Box are at Brookton’s Market at 1:30-3 p.m. Saturday
The Notorious Stringbusters are at Two Goats Brewing at 5-8 p.m. Saturday
Molly and the Ringwalds are at Summerhill Brewing at 5-8 p.m. Saturday
Tim Herron & The Great Blue are at ONCO Fermentations in Tully at 6-8 p.m. Saturday
Rachel Beverly is at Homer Hops Brewing at 6-8 p.m. Saturday
The Kitestring Duo is at Brewer’s Café and Taproom at 6-8 p.m. Saturday
Cisco and the Soul Benders are at Grist Iron Brewing at 6-9 p.m. Saturday
F.A.R. Trio is at Scale House Brewery at 6-9 p.m. Saturday
5 Man Trio is at Kookalaroc’s in Watkins Glen at 6-9 p.m. Saturday
Paul Davie returns to McGraw Box Brewing at 6:30-8:30 p.m. Saturday
The Immortal Jellyfish are at Garrett’s Brewing in Trumansburg at 7-10 p.m. Saturday
El Rancho hosts “Rave at the Ranch” in Watkins Glen at 7 p.m. Saturday
Midnight Mike Petroff is at Cortland Beer Company at 8 p.m. Saturday
Shaka is at Brookton’s Market at 1-4 p.m. Sunday
Double Chase is at the Cortland Country Music Park at 2 p.m. Sunday
Erich with an H is at Hector Hideaway at 3-6 p.m. Sunday
Gerard Burke is at Two Goats Brewing at 4-7 p.m. Sunday
Open Mic Standup Comedy Night returns to the Downstairs at 6:30-9 p.m. Tuesday
The Center for the Arts in Homer hosts Open Mic Night at 7 p.m. Tuesdays
Auburn Public Theatre hosts Open Mic Night at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays
The Westy hosts its Open Mic Night at 9 p.m. Tuesdays
Sweats are at Two Goats Brewing at 5-8 p.m. Wednesday
The Argos Grove Trio plays jazz at the Argos Inn at 5:30-7:30 p.m. Wednesdays
Brookton’s Jazz Collective is at Brookton’s Market at 6-8 p.m. Wednesday
Roger Decker is at McGraw Box Brewing at 6-8 p.m. Wednesday
Don Baragiano is at Scale House Brewery at 6-8 p.m. Wednesday
The FAR Trio is at Lucky Hare Brewing at 6-9 p.m. Wednesday
Billy Golicki and the Therapists are at Summerhill Brewing at 6-9 p.m. Wednesday
Chasing Neon is at Homer Hops Brewing at 6-9 p.m. Wednesday
Sandra Esparza is at Salt Point Brewing at 6:30-8:30 p.m. Wednesday
DJ Dale hosts Trivia Night at Revelry Yards at 7-9 p.m. Wednesdays
Sacred Root Kava Bar and Tea Lounge hosts its weekly Open Mic Night at 7 p.m. Wednesday
Scuba Jerry is at Bike Bar Ithaca at 7-10 p.m. Wednesday
Salsa Ithaca presents the weekly “Salsa Wednesdays” dance event at the Range at 8 p.m. Wednesday
Galactic Wednesday returns to Deep Dive at 9 p.m. Wednesday
