Housed inside a former church, which was built in 1850, the drive to The West Kortright Centre through the scenic locale of the west Catskill Mountains itself is captivating. This sets the tone to watch or get involved with the stellar performances and events that are held at this long-standing art and community center of East Meredith. Established in 1975, the center has invited performers of all kinds from countries across the world. Concerts, drama, art exhibitions, film screenings and festivals, poetry readings, workshops, and many other events are scheduled throughout the year. The two-day festival of Shakespeare In The Valley has been a regular fixture at the center where a number of people converge on the beautifully landscaped garden of the center and enjoy the endearing performances of various theater groups. Visit one of the events held at The West Kortright Centre and, at the end of it, you are bound to walk out of here impressed by the performances.
The Baseball Hall of Fame Museum holds some of the game's most prized collections. See thousands of baseball artifacts and photographs telling the story of baseball's history. There is also a research library where enthusiasts can read about the history and future of America's enduring love for the sport. Visit the museum store and take your pick from the various caps, shirts, gloves and mugs on display.
The Fenimore Art Museum is an integral part of the New York State Historical Association. This museum seeks to engage and educate the public on the cultural heritage of New York state with paintings, manuscripts and other artifacts.
A marvel worth treasuring, the Hyde Hall is a 19th-century neoclassical country house which is declared as a historic landmark and listed in the National Register of Historic Places too. It is one of the last surviving works of renowned American architect, Phillip Hooker. The magnificent structure shows English and American architectural styles throughout its design. Located within the Glimmerglass State Park, this beautiful property overlooking the bay and the grounds can be rented for private as well as cultural events.
Located on 136 acres (55.03 hectares) of what was once a hop farm, Brewery Ommegang opened its doors in 1997. A brainchild of reputed brewers, Don Feinberg and Wendy Littlefield, this brewery specializes in production of Belgian-styled brews. They boast of six award-winning and all-time favorite brews: Belgian Pale Ale, Three Philosophers, Hennepin, Witte, Rare Vos and Abbey Ale. Following a tour around the brewery, visitors can drop in at the café to enjoy delectable Belgian fares that will wonderfully complement the beers produced here. Brewery Ommegang regularly plays host to beer festivals and concerts; the annual event, 'Belgium Comes to Cooperstown', is a must-visit for every Belgian food and drink lover.
Introduce your kids to the world of farming and learn more about the rural way of life at the Farmers' Museum. Located in Cooperstown, it is actually a part of farm that was later developed into a museum. It makes an attempt to recreate the nineteenth century complete with ancient buildings, tavern, a local store, hand-made carousel and many other fun exhibits. The collection at this museum features more than 20000 objects comprising working tools, equipment, daily use objects and more. A visit to this spacious museum makes for an interesting and educational tour.
This Universalist church was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2002. Constructed in 1894, the Chapin Memorial Church combines several architectural styles and is one of the important landmarks of the city.
Housed inside a former church, which was built in 1850, the drive to The West Kortright Centre through the scenic locale of the west Catskill Mountains itself is captivating. This sets the tone to watch or get involved with the stellar performances and events that are held at this long-standing art and community center of East Meredith. Established in 1975, the center has invited performers of all kinds from countries across the world. Concerts, drama, art exhibitions, film screenings and festivals, poetry readings, workshops, and many other events are scheduled throughout the year. The two-day festival of Shakespeare In The Valley has been a regular fixture at the center where a number of people converge on the beautifully landscaped garden of the center and enjoy the endearing performances of various theater groups. Visit one of the events held at The West Kortright Centre and, at the end of it, you are bound to walk out of here impressed by the performances.
The Baseball Hall of Fame Museum holds some of the game's most prized collections. See thousands of baseball artifacts and photographs telling the story of baseball's history. There is also a research library where enthusiasts can read about the history and future of America's enduring love for the sport. Visit the museum store and take your pick from the various caps, shirts, gloves and mugs on display.
The Fenimore Art Museum is an integral part of the New York State Historical Association. This museum seeks to engage and educate the public on the cultural heritage of New York state with paintings, manuscripts and other artifacts.
A marvel worth treasuring, the Hyde Hall is a 19th-century neoclassical country house which is declared as a historic landmark and listed in the National Register of Historic Places too. It is one of the last surviving works of renowned American architect, Phillip Hooker. The magnificent structure shows English and American architectural styles throughout its design. Located within the Glimmerglass State Park, this beautiful property overlooking the bay and the grounds can be rented for private as well as cultural events.