The Downtown Ithaca Alliance will host Pride Week from June 26 to July 3, with events including drag performances, dance parties and documentary screenings.
Dean of Students Bonnie Prunty and Bill Kerry, executive director of the Office of Public Safety and Emergency Management, are reminding students to be safe and aware of their surroundings.
Noon Fifteen performs Aug. 19 at the Bernie Milton Pavillion on The Commons for approximately 200 people.
Each Thursday from July 8 to Sept.
The Ithaca Police Department is warning people to be aware of possible drugs being slipped into drinks at bars located on The Commons.
This creates a relationship between the college and the downtown community that is mutually beneficial.
Last December, blocks of ice were carved into dragons, knights and a surfing goat in downtown Ithaca.
Although the cooler months are already in full swing, the city will bundle up this weekend to celebrate the cold rather than combat it.
A bartender is the first to greet patrons who walk in, asking what they would like. It feels cozy, friendly, peaceful and deeply spiritual.
On Nov. 5, downtown Ithaca held its first Ithaca Brunch Festival. The event included food vendors such as Om Nom Nomelettes.
