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Oswego Speedway

CNY Pumpkin Fest (Oswego)CNY Pumpkin Fest (Oswego)
11:00AM Oct 3
Washington Square Park (East)

Ghost Hunt @ Fort OntarioGhost Hunt @ Fort Ontario
Oct 16
Fort Ontario Historic Site

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7:00PM Oct 2
Chengerians Tree Land / 13th Hour Rising

Locktoberfest (Phoenix)Locktoberfest (Phoenix)
11:00AM Oct 3
Phoenix, NY

Experience the Music

The Oswego Music Hall Presents The Joseph Brothers Clarinet Summit "One More Time" on October 2

The opening event of #JazzByTheLake for Fall of 2026 showcases The Joseph Brothers Quintet Clarinet Summit "One More Time" 

Community Spotlight: Oswego

Meet the Witch Queen: Author Savannah Stephens at Oswego Public Library

Left: photo of author Savannah Stephens; right: Stephens' book, Witch Queen Rising
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(Oswego, New York) — Just in time for spooky season, Savannah Stephens will visit the library on Saturday, October 3rd, from 1 to 2 pm to talk about her book, Witch Queen Rising.

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Local artist's work to go on tour

Local artist's work to go on tour

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     Congratulations to Lakeside Artisans' member Tim Ames on the unveiling of his painting of the USS Oneida, a brig of war which was built in Oswego and served in the War of 1812.

     The painting, commissioned by the Friends of Fort Ontario, was unveiled Friday, April 5, at the reception for the War of 1812 Symposium.
     Ames explained to the attendees the process he went through to create the painting and said, "It took about four months and several tries before I was satisfied with the painting."
     According to Paul Lear, director of Fort Ontario Historic Site, the painting will be going on an extended exhibition tour and eventually be brought home to Fort Ontario.
     Ames, an Oswego native, is an award winning artist and founding member of Lakeside Artisans, 191 W. First St., Oswego, which features the works of local artists and artisans in a variety of media.
     If you would like information about becoming a member, contact Lakeside Artisans at 342-8880; email them at lakesideartisans@gmail.com; or visit their website at www.lakesideartisans.com.

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