As part of the Finger Lakes Museum’s participation in the IMLS (Institute of Museum and Library Sciences) MANY (Museum Association of New York) grant, a video interview was prepared with G. Peter Jemison. The former Historic Site Manager of Ganondagan tells the story of the Haudenosaunee in the Finger Lakes. Spend the next 12 minutes captivated by the story of the people of the region and their relation to the nature that surrounds us all.
May is Lake Friendly Living month, which encourages individuals to make an impact and take action to preserve and protect the Finger Lakes. The Lake Friendly Living Coalition of the Finger Lakes is comprised of individual lake watershed associations and works toward a...
The Finger Lakes Museum joined the company of 331 designated locations across New York State to become a part of the NYS Birding Trail. The Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) added the museum's trail through the Townsend Grady Wildlife Preserve, in...
Sugar Creek is a tributary to Keuka Lake, running along the east side of the FLM campus. Many of the FLM's exciting program activities take place here: the public kayak dock welcomes visitors dawn to dusk free of charge to launch their boats; the excitement of the...