Things To See & Do

Events -

There’s no shortage of exciting events during the fall in the Finger Lakes Region. From a hauntingly good time at Screamer's Hollow to Apple Pressing at the Sterling Nature Center, there is something for everyone!

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Attractions -

Visitors can find plenty of things to do in Cayuga County, from spending the day touring wineries and sampling award- winning wines to live comedy acts, film, dance and concerts at Auburn Public Theater.

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Recreation -

For the adventurous types, an abundance of indoor and outdoor recreational activities are ready for you to conquer, including hiking, biking, horseback riding and even scuba diving! Use our ‘Let’s Go Hike and Bike’ cards to show you some of the best routes in and around the Finger Lakes!

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Shopping -

When it comes to shopping, visitors can enjoy browsing quaint village shops, modern malls or discount stores. The word renowned MacKenzie-Childs in the picturesque Village of Aurora is a must for any shopper seeking that unique gift made in the Finger Lakes.

Book a shopping package at one of our fine hotels or B&Bs and make a weekend of it!

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Must Sees

Schweinfurth Memorial Art Center

Arts and cultural events abound throughout Cayuga County and the Finger Lakes during the spring months. From poetry readings and book signings to artist talks there is a performance or activity to suit everyone’s fancy. The Schweinfurth Memorial Art Center in Auburn provides a complete calendar of events and activities for both adults and kids year round.

Historic sites

Visit Auburn, “History’s Hometown,” and you’ll be astounded by the wealth of fascinating, well-preserved history. Marvel at the stained glass in the Willard Memorial Chapel, an unparalleled example of Louis Comfort Tiffany’s work. See where Harriet Tubman settled after her numerous trips on the Underground Railroad rescuing family members and slaves. Find out where ‘talking movies’ got their start. It all happened in Auburn, NY!