August 19th: Rusty Junk

It’s a really quacky concept! To win the guaranteed grand prize of $5,000 cash, all you have to do is adopt ducks! 15,000 ducks will race down the course at Highland Park – could the winning duck be yours?! Join us for the race, music, food, vendors and more!

Proceeds from every duck adopted will go to The Humane Society, an independent non-profit animal welfare organization dedicated to the prevention of animal cruelty and finding permanent, loving homes for companion animals. We service the community by sheltering animals, finding them homes, investigating reports of animal cruelty, educating people of all ages and rescuing animals from life threatening situations.

August 12th: Melanie and the Boys

Join the folks at The Place for an evening of swimming, music, games, and a movie under the stars!

Pool Party begins at 6:30 PM | Movie starts at 8:30 PM

They’re screening Finding Nemo, so bring your towel, your friends, and your excitement, it’s going to be a fin-tastic night!

This free event is a collaboration between The Place's EPIC (Teen) Program, The PULSE, City of Norwich Youth Bureau and Tobacco Free Zone, working together to provide a fun, healthy way for teens to celebrate summer.

Open to all Chenango County teens. To register or learn more, contact Lizzy at 607-336-9696 x107 or teenprogram@theplacenorwich.com

Shaping a City: The Legacy of Binghamton’s Founding Architects. Discussion on C. Edward Vosbury, E.H. Bartoo, Isaac Perry, and the Lacey Brothers.

Superhero-themed ADA 35th Anniversary Celebration featuring FREE food, games, entertainment and more!

July 22nd: Wound Tight

Join STIC for thier BBQ Fundraiser hosted by Big Zues BBQ and Lowe’s Home Improvement. The fundraiser will go from 11:00am until sold out. 1/2 chicken dinner with mac & cheese, and salt potatoes just $17, and a single chicken for just $11! All purchases made will benefit the Southern Tier Independence Center.

July 15th: The Bro-Bro’s

Unlimited tastings of craft beer, wine and cider for one ticket price! Join the Broome County Humane Society for an afternoon in the beautiful hills of Port Crane to drink, eat, dance and support the homeless animals of Broome County and beyond!

Loving a person that suffers from Substance Use Disorder can be confusing, stressful, frustrating, and isolating - we know, because most of us at Truth Pharm have been there. We know how hard it can be to help your loved one find treatment, we've heard the chorus of our peers telling us to stop "enabling", and we've felt the crippling anxiety that comes with a late night phone call. We don't want any other person to go through this experience feeling lost and alone.

We welcome our impacted community members to attend our Family Support Group. Each group will be 1.5 hours in duration. During that time, you'll receive critical education about Substance Use Disorder and Harm Reduction. Following a brief education session, the floor will be opened for discussion from group members. Our group facilitators - each with lived experience and specialized training - will guide the discussion to ensure that attendees receive the best support possible from their peers. Finally, each group will end with a self-care exercise.

This group is person for anyone that loves a person with Substance Use Disorder - whether your loved one is your parent or partner, sibling or adult child - we are ready to welcome you with open arms.

July 8th: Remnant

The Trail of Truth is an artful memorial event honoring our loved ones lost to substance use related causes such as overdose. We hand paint every single memorial tombstone with love, and invite community members to join us for this kick off tombstone painting event in honor of Fentanyl Awareness Day and help us paint tombstones.

July 1st: Dinner with Sinners

Loving a person that suffers from Substance Use Disorder can be confusing, stressful, frustrating, and isolating - we know, because most of us at Truth Pharm have been there. We know how hard it can be to help your loved one find treatment, we've heard the chorus of our peers telling us to stop "enabling", and we've felt the crippling anxiety that comes with a late night phone call. We don't want any other person to go through this experience feeling lost and alone.

We welcome our impacted community members to attend our Family Support Group. Each group will be 1.5 hours in duration. During that time, you'll receive critical education about Substance Use Disorder and Harm Reduction. Following a brief education session, the floor will be opened for discussion from group members. Our group facilitators - each with lived experience and specialized training - will guide the discussion to ensure that attendees receive the best support possible from their peers. Finally, each group will end with a self-care exercise.

This group is person for anyone that loves a person with Substance Use Disorder - whether your loved one is your parent or partner, sibling or adult child - we are ready to welcome you with open arms.

June 24th: Sydney Irving