Onondaga Historical Association's Downtown Syracuse location is a lot bigger than what you may have seen. So much of its downtown building is collections and storage. Tour the exhibits, offices, collections and special storage with OHA's Curator of History Bob Searing virtually at 1:30 p.m. every Friday. Searing will go live to take you through different parts of the museum while telling the stories and history of our county.

Attention Book Lovers. This is your chance to meet with other book lovers to share your thoughts about the books you’re currently reading or listening to. Amanda from Betts Branch and Joanne from Soule Branch will keep the discussion rolling with thought-provoking questions about your latest read. Registration is required. Visit bit.ly/BookDiscussionJune24 to sign up. Participants will be sent a link to join a Zoom meeting.

Onondaga County Public Libraries has partnered with Syracuse Shakespeare In The Park (SSITP) to virtually stage "Shakespeare Unstaged!" Enjoy a sampling of scenes, monologues and sonnets performed by the talented volunteers of SSITP on Facebook Live. Visit facebook.com/OnondagaCountyPublicLibraries on Thursdays at 2 p.m. to tune in.

In this program, Leah Hill from CNY Young Naturalists will introduce you to cave geology and cave ecosystems. Participants will learn about caving as a hobby and a science, and will go on a virtual tour of a cave system located somewhere in North America. During this tour, features of the cave will be pointed out and explained. If you are interested in attending, register by visiting bit.ly/NatureTalkJune25. Participants will be sent a Zoom meeting link.

Onondaga Historical Association's Downtown Syracuse location is a lot bigger than what you may have seen. So much of its downtown building is collections and storage. Tour the exhibits, offices, collections and special storage with OHA's Curator of History Bob Searing virtually at 1:30 p.m. every Friday. Searing will go live to take you through different parts of the museum while telling the stories and history of our county.

Onondaga Historical Association's Downtown Syracuse location is a lot bigger than what you may have seen. So much of its downtown building is collections and storage. Tour the exhibits, offices, collections and special storage with OHA's Curator of History Bob Searing virtually at 1:30 p.m. every Friday. Searing will go live to take you through different parts of the museum while telling the stories and history of our county.

Vegan CNY Community Food Share provides healthy, vegan food to people who need it. Typically available  is an assortment of homemade and packaged food like hot soup, bread, along with fruit, coffee and clothing and other items.

While the mission of the program is to share with the most vulnerable, it is not all about “charity.” Food Share is an opportunity to be in solidarity with those who are most often overlooked, who fall through the cracks in our system. The group provides food; in return, they get the opportunity to know their neighbors better, to hear music, engage in conversation and share stories.

Attendees asked to walk to honor victims of violence and to show outrage for gun violence in the community.

Interested in how young children learn music? Looking for new songs to sing in the bathtub and at the diaper table? Come sing, play, dance and make music with your child and with new friends. Music Together is a research-based, developmentally appropriate music class for children ages 0 to 5 with a parent or caregiver. Each child participates at his or her own developmental level in singing, moving, chanting, listening, observing or exploring musical instruments. The whole family may join in this music experience. Learn how to nurture the musical growth of your child, regardless of your own musical ability. Register by visiting bit.ly/MusicTogetherJuly7. Participants will be sent a Zoom meeting link. This session is supported by funds from the M&T Charitable Foundation.

The Onondaga County Legislature's public hearing and vote on Local Law C to establish an Independent Redistricting Commission will be held Tuesday, July 7. A rally and press conference outside of the courthouse begins at noon. A public hearing and vote inside begins at 1 p.m. People will be allowed to speak and should arrive at least 15 minutes early to sign up. The community is asked to join in person at the Onondaga County Legislative Session, if they feel comfortable. There will be a limit of 50 people allowed in the room at a time, masks required, and people can cycle through so more than 50 people can join throughout the meeting.