Watch Geneva's Own Bicentennial on Film: Free Screening at the Geneva History Museum — October 3

Somewhere in a Geneva archive, there is footage of the Fireman's Parade, a packed Pulteney Park, barbershop singers, a gospel choir, and the Friendship Squares dancing club — all celebrating the city's Bicentennial. On October 3, the Geneva History Museum screens that footage publicly for the first time in a long while: about 40 minutes of a community having a very good day. It is the kind of thing you can only see in a place that has kept its own records.

Date: Saturday, October 3, 2026 (also November 14) Time: 1:00 PM Location: Geneva History Museum, 543 South Main Street, Geneva, NY Cost: $5 suggested donation

No advance tickets required. Arrive by 1 PM. Details at historicgeneva.org.