The 18 best things to do with kids in Binghamton

The paved walking path has plenty of room to avoid other dogs while walking. It's a very pretty walk along the Chenango River.

So I would describe this property as a nature park with a few sport entertainment features. The park is large and beautifully manicured as it flows along with the adjacent river. Fishing lake, playground, volleyball courts, soccer and ball fields and a outdoor stage are a few of the features. Parking is plentiful and as with the rest of the property, clean and well maintained. Kudos to the city or county for providing this awesome park for the community. I had full bars of Verizon 4G LTE Roaming.

I came here for a nice safe place to run outside that’s paved and has some scenery. Was not disappointed. 😎☀️ Lots of parking, pavilions, playgrounds, courts, people fishing, and open spaces for family activities. While busy, it is nicely spaced out so there is some privacy if wanted. Highly recommend if looking for a place to enjoy the sunshine with friends.

Great place to go for a picnic and a nice 2 mile walk.

This is a beautiful park with ample picnic areas, restroom facilities, amazing playground for the kids, walking and biking trails. The park itself has a loop walking trail that is approximately 1.25 miles. Paved, mostly flat with a few small inclines that average about a 13 foot incline. There is also an additional trail that is connected and runs along the river easily adding a few miles round trip. This park is beautifully maintained, security patrolled and open year round until dusk. During the season and holidays the park has areas decorated by community events such as pumpkin displays and one of the most wonderful Festival of Holiday Lights I have ever seen.

Been here quite often for 5k race and running on my own. The running areas are well paved. Lots of parking. Good for runners and walkers that want minimal incline/decline and paved path.

A very beautiful environment to unwind, relax, and enjoy fresh air.

Beautiful park, well maintained. Many people use the walk trails, play ground, baseball area and tennis area this time of year. I walk my dogs there and they love it.

Lovely open space, 2 baseball grounds, multiple tennis courts, and pickle ball embedded in those courts. Community swimming pool with life guards, kids' play area, and basketball court are also present. Great place to walk and ride cycles, sit around, and have a picnic. Amazing security with continuous patrolling by the park rangers. You can also find a lot of parking spaces all over the park. We can also find food trucks and ice cream vendors to cool off during the hot summer day.

Everywhere needs parks like this! This park is easy for parents to access with young kids but still tons of fun for big kids. We stayed here an hour but my kids could have played here all day. I love how inclusive this park is. Truly, everywhere needs parks like this.

This is a large park which contains one of the 6 Binghamton Carousel Trail carousels. A great place for families. Lovely pool. Park contains a nod to Rod Serling of Twilight Zone infamy as he grew up nearby. This carousel is celebrating its 100th birthday. Google said carousel closed...we called ahead... This was not accurate...it was open. Lovely playground and good parking as well.

This city park is loaded with entertainment features including but not limited to playground, basketball courts, tennis courts, ball fields, soccer field, 🎠, tree house, walking trails, ice rink and ample parking. The park grounds and bathrooms were clean and well maintained. I had full bars of Verizon 4G LTE Roaming.

Awesome park. Kid and dog friendly and one of our favorite parks.

Amazing playground!! Lots of trees, I always appreciate.

We recently visited this museum, and I can truly say it is worth a visit. From the very beginning, the atmosphere draws you in and makes you feel as though you’ve stepped back in time. Our guide was outstanding — knowledgeable, engaging, and ready to answer every question. The way he presented the historical facts made the entire experience both informative and captivating. Being inside the house itself felt surprisingly comfortable, as if the history around you came alive. You could really appreciate the beauty and craftsmanship of everything on display. I thoroughly enjoyed this tour and would highly recommend it to anyone considering a visit. The guide was exceptional, and thanks to him you genuinely feel immersed in history. Thank you, Helen

Beautiful preserved mansion in Binghamton that conveys the spirit of gilded age. Mansion is brick constructed not only on exterior but also its interior walls. Guided tour was quite informative. There is ample parking next to the mansion and near the library. Area might be sketchy though as I saw person shooting up drugs in mid-day at library’s parking lot.

Awesome little museum. It’s a miracle that so much of its history gets preserved til today (thank you, Monday Afternoon Club). I am mesmerized by the vintage furniture and the abundance of shapes in this house. Animal elements ranging from fish, squirrels, birds, griffins, lions fill in the nooks of this house. Adorable! I hope more people get to visit Phelps Museum and to see how women’s club is involved in the story of this house. Tour guide Joe knows the inside out of this house, thank you for leading us through history!

The Phelps Mansion is a magnificent Gilded Age home located in Binghamton, NY. The house was built in 1872 by architect Isaac Perry, who also worked on the NY State Capitol building. The mansion was owned by Binghamton businessman Sherman Phelps. Altogether, the house has 9 bedrooms, four bathrooms, a full kitchen, and has fireplaces in almost every room. Some of the best highlights of the house are the wood carvings that can be seen in different rooms. The staircase is also a stand out because of its large size and black walnut woodwork. You will also notice that most of the rooms are very “tall” and have high walls and ceilings. Most rooms also have large mirrors to create a brighter atmosphere. The dining room is one of the best rooms in the house with its long dining table and intricate wood carvings located around it. The library also is unique with its fireplace. Many other rooms in the house are decorated with artifacts from Binghamton’s history. Be sure to check out the paintings throughout the house as well. Most of the furniture in the house is not original to it, but the house goes out of its way to depict what the house would have looked like when it was first built and at the height of style. The Phelps Mansion offers both guided tours and self-guided audio tours. It is best to buy a ticket on their website for a tour. It is possible to buy a ticket at the door. The Mansion does a great job exhibiting the history of Sherman Phelps and his family, but Binghamton as well. This is a great place to visit in Binghamton.

The house is absolutely spectacular. I have already been there twice and intend to go back. The staff is super nice and very informative. Can't wait to return and see the house during the holidays (I've heard it gets decorated). Truly, this piece of history has hit the jackpot when it comes to being preserved and kept as it would have been when it was built. Others are not so lucky. But, I'm sure glad some are. Stepping into this house is almost like stepping into the world of any history lovers dreams. All of the furniture is antique. The woodwork is utterly impressive. And the house has a very rich (no pun intended) history. As a bonus, even the bathrooms that visitors can use are quite nicely decorated, beautiful, and clean. One hundred percent would recommend that people visit. Edit: Went to see it decorated for Christmas and it was gorgeous.

My husband and I immensely enjoyed our house tour with Joe, our very knowledgeable, easy-to-understand tour guide. The property is well-maintained and happily will be preserved as a reminder of Binghamton’s rich past history. Being from New Jersey, I knew nothing of the area at all and this tour enlightened my curiosity.

Absolutely my favorite historical place in Binghamton. Their programs are wonderful. The docents are so enthusiastic and knowledgeable about the house and its history. I've come back repeatedly and learned something new every time!

Got to admit this place is pretty cool for an arcade center! Certainly enjoyed the visit here so far!

This arcade is absolutely phenomenal, especially if you’re a fan of racing games. Cruisin’ USA, Cruisin’ Exotica, Crazy Taxi, Ridge Racer 2, Hydro Thunder, and at least 4 or 5 other absolute bangers. Dozens of pinball tables. Oh and a vintage game store. Absolutely wild quality here. Could easily spend half a day just playing all these games.

Staff was decent! An amazing amount of games. A decent bit where slightly over priced but worth the money for the finds and to help a local business. The arcade section was to die for. Pinball and retro arcade machines wall to wall. Felt like I was walking back into the 80's

Talk about a walk down memory lane! You can really make your money go far playing these older games! Highly recommend

Had issue with a game. They let me return it to exchange for a different copy. Played some pinball games afterwards with my 4 year old who is obsessed with their Jurassic Park pinball machine! The atmosphere seems nice and inviting. I've brought my kids here 3 times and every time is a win! It's a nice place to go when you are bored, sitting at home with the kids. ♥️

Where else can you go to play this many old school Atari and Nintendo games and tons of antique pinball machines. All the vintage console systems available for purchase and pretty much any game for them you could want.

Wow...Didn't know a place like this existed. The "store" part of this place is simply amazing. For someone like me, who grew up in the 90's, this was a very nostalgic experience. They sell tons of games, consoles and accessories, ranging from the 80's through the 2010's. They had old Atari, original NES and Sega consoles and games, as well as newer PS4 equipment and games. So many rare things to see you only thought were available on eBay. The arcade portion is equally as impressive. Again, I think those who grew up in the 80's - 2000's will truly appreciate this place as many of the arcades there are from that era. There isn't really anything newer than 2005 in there. There are lots of pinballs as well that looked cool. You can change your dollar bills for token (4 tokens for $1) and most games cost 1-2 tokens to play. My only gripe was that a bunch of games I played (more than half of the 8-10 I tried) had faulty controllers. Either the joysticks or buttons were unresponsive. Again, I'm not sure if the younger generation can appreciate this place as most of this place is for an "older - now 30's and 40's crowd". There aren't really any newer games there. I would like to return with my brothers (30 y/o and 40 y/o) who I both know would love this place. I was told parking on the street in the front is fine.

This is a cute little zoo, but it could use some TLC. It’s on the smaller side—we spent about 45 minutes walking through and took our time. The animal selection was nice, though we did notice a strong smell around some of the enclosures. That might be because you can get closer to the animals here than at most zoos, which is both unique and surprising. I loved seeing the wolves, artic fox, red pandas, and I learned that porcupines can climb (who knew!?) It was also neat to see the peacocks full plumage open! Some areas of the grounds, like the garden statues, are a bit worn and could definitely use a refresh. That said, I really liked the little hidden shack along the walking path—it made for a cute photo op! The staff was friendly, there was no wait to get in, and the admission price is super reasonable. I think the zoo has a lot of potential to grow and probably just needs a bit more funding to really shine. I was even thinking a variety of animal encounters (even for an extra fee) might help with fundraising—but I get that it’s probably more complicated than it sounds. If you have kiddos, it’s definitely worth a quick visit!

We brought our family to the Ross Park Zoo for a few hours. It is absolutely beautiful and if you are bringing strollers, definitely take the path left and around the circuit to make it easier otherwise it is all uphill. The staff were fantastic, especially the young woman in the gift shop/admissions office. What a fantastic outing. For those with ND children- the atmosphere was very quiet when we went with very few guests on a Thursday. I had these concerns prior, so I thought that I might share- not overstimulating at all for our sensitive littles. Also the playground was a nice break in the day. 14/10, will visit again. :)

It’s such a cute zoo with surprisingly good variety of animals! This is the first time I’ve seen sand cat and pallas cat. The enclosures are all nestled among trees, the wolf enclosure especially is very spacious. It seems like the viewing areas are also well planned, I could get good pictures of pretty much all the animals. Additional note for parents: the family bathrooms are quite spacious, which is a huge plus for taking kids there.

Not bad, have bunches of animals to explore. Not really that neat but it’s a fun place to spend the day specially if you have kids or as a date with beloved ones. Just get ready to take a mountain walk for a mile. A lot of the animals felt like they are very weak or not well fed however they have a few nice and unique animals as well.

Very nice zoo. Everything was clean and all the staff was friendly and helpful. We were able to see all the animals moving around. There is plenty of shade for boot days

This zoo was much smaller than I remembered. However it has a clear 1 mile path around it. We enjoyed the penguins and it does have a small snack shack.

It’s a small zoo, but with some cool animals. You get a closer look at some of the animal than you might at bigger zoos. It’s a fairly easy walk that can be done within an hour without rushing.

I attended a wedding in the garden and then the reception here. The place is beautiful, the staff was phenomenal and sooo helpful! I was very impressed!!

This place is absolutely perfect for young kids! They had just set up Halloween decorations and it was so cute and themed. Its almost like a big circle with a big playground situation in the middle and a lot of themed areas surrounding the outside. It was extremely easy to navigate. My kids could have spent an entire day here! It was also extremely affordable, which makes it much easier for us to plan another trip back! I also felt that it was very very well thought out from the layout, to the designs, to the decorations. The minor details were absolutely incredible. And it was full of educational elements through play!

Great experience at a great price! We had taken our kids over 10 years ago. We went with our daughter, son-in-law, and our granddaughter! The exhibits are all informative and hands on! Both indoor and outdoor activities are interesting and appropriate for all ages!

Exceptional learning center indoors and outdoors. Wishing the weather was better because the outside areas looked amazing. Indoors they Featured Kids Cultural Kaleidoscope and wow was it fantastic. Plenty of activities, very friendly presenters and staff at each station. We thoroughly enjoyed every bit of this center.

Great place for the little ones! Our son had a blast when we visited. Thank you!

This place is underrated for how amazing it is. It was so great for kids (and adults, who are we kidding) who get overstimulated after overexposure to loud noises. There were so many different types of play areas, including dental, auto mechanic, tree house, bugs/insect, firefighter, and grocery store (and more!). The outdoor garden area was beautiful with activities and engaging all ages all without being insanely expensive. We will definitely be back!

Very fun and had lots of activities for our growing and learning toddler. Even us adults had our fun. Everything is so well kept which is so hard to find nowadays especially with an interactive museum of sorts. Staff was very friendly and all exhibits are extremely well thought out. The imaginary play is leveled up here as all the details are there. I can’t wait to bring her back each year as she continues to grow and learn.

What a beautiful place..... The collections, decorations, and the woodwork are beath taking. I could have stayed all night.. Also, planetarium was AEESOME TOO. There are many shows on weekends worth it and not too expensive. Staff were Awesome too. Very friendly .

Quite unique combination of historical mansion, natural history, modern art museum and more. Combined old/modern architecture of the museum is memorable and surprisingly well-fit together. Every floor of mansion is connected to modern building’s wing. It is also rare occasion for me that I liked modern art exhibitions as good as historical mansion’s visit. Taxidermy collection of local animals was one of highlight’s of the visit. Plentiful parking is on the side of the building and behind its back.

Great place for the family to visit during the Holiday Season; Beautiful collection of Christmas trees; Touring the science center and mansion was worth the time…Great experience.

Visited today for the festival of trees. As usual the Christmas trees were amazing! The mansion is beautifully decorated for the festivities and even had live music today. Its worth seeing at Christmas and family affordable! 12-2024 Return visit. I love how different things look this year. Motivates me to make this an annual christmas destination. Very fun, very inspiring.

Went here for their holiday Christmas tree set up and wow! It exceeded my expectations. Very beautiful and educational. They had so many displays with information about Christmas traditions around the world. I loved reading them and learning about other cultures. The price to enter and view this display was insanely cheap and we got to see the entire museum and mansion. The mansion is gorgeous and there are bathrooms and elevators readily available. I highly recommend this Christmas tree event. They do it every year and it's really great

It's a very worthwhile place to see with an eclectic collection. There were many beautiful prints of Windland Smith Rice Awards "Highly Honored nature photography. Each with a description. One room had a huge model train layout complete with a Drive-in theater and a garage with flickering light representing welding. Art by Linda Ciallelo and several other artists are displayed. The Nature Trek room has over 150 stuffed and mounted specimens from Lee J. Loomis. He estimated he had mounted over 10,000 birds, mammals and fish.. They are beautifully presented in several scenes in a realistic way. There are also samples of the mammal's fur to feel. The Roberson Mansion was built in 1904-1906 in Italian Renaissance Revival style. There is free off the street parking.

This place is lacking the science part of the Museum :). The planetarium closed way too early. When we went on a Thursday the last show was 2 pm for a 5 pm closing. ????? The train and town set was impressive. The mansion was amazing. The whole museum could have been more interactive. More information that’s visual and moving rather than static. The mansion is the center piece of this museum and worth a visit!!

It's a nice stadium, unfortunately not all the vendors were open due to low attendance but that was a darn good cheesesteak. The seating areas and the railings were all in really good condition. And just to highlight the stadium and its activities, the hype man between innings did a great job pumping up the crowd and keeping us energetic between innings. Props to him as well for saving a toddler who was unintentionally running into danger, he sprinted to make sure that girl was okay. All in all a real fun stadium with quality workers there and I look forward to going back on a busier night.

One of the best ball games I have been to in a while. The stadium was easy to get around and the fans loved their team. Located about an hour away from Cooperstown making it a great addition if you are not from the area and are visiting the Hall of fame. The Binghamton Rumble Ponies played like pros.

A really beautiful minor league ballpark. Kind of a throwback: no cursing, no booing, no disorderly conduct. Just a great crowd in a great ballpark having a terrific time. Probably seats around 6000 people. Clear sight lines no matter where you sit. Plenty of parking. We had a really good time. ♿️

Mirabito Stadium is a nice place to see a baseball game! Sightlines are excellent from nearly every seat in the park. You are never too far away from the action. During warmups, it is easy to see and even talk to the players. The stadium does offer nice views of the surrounding hills and you can also see some buildings in downtown Binghamton. The historic Marconi Tower is right next to the stadium and is also visible from the stadium. The stadium offers excellent food choices. Lupo’s Grill offers spiedies; a regional classic. Off the right field line, there is a nice deck you can watch the game from while having food or drink. There are also some picnic tables behind the right field wall. Food prices are typically high, but the prices are comparable to other minor league ballparks. The Rumble Ponies have a team store near the front of the stadium that offers an extensive selection of Rumble Ponies merchandise. Ticket prices are very reasonable and you can get good seats for a low price. The team provided plenty of entertainment and prize activities during breaks in the action. It is best to park in a paid parking lot during the game. Parking spots are available near the stadium, but there are a lot of foul balls that leave the stadium and hit cars that are parked near the stadium. All and all you can’t go wrong at Mirabito Stadium. It offers good seating at fair prices with a chance to see the MLB players of tomorrow.

I have been coming here since 2010. Love this little ballpark and watching the game I love with family. Easy to park here a few bucks extra but totally worth it. Great value for your dollar. Pic is from 2025.

I went for the 4th of July Rumble ponies game, and it was packed with new experiences as an international student. 1. Got a student discount at the ticket counter, i.e., got my ticket for 6$ instead of 21$ (behind the batter base) 2. Fully packed stadium means vibes all around. Everyone has drinks and food cheering for the Binghamton team. 3. Food, drinks, team's merchandise, and raffle tickets can be found as you enter from gate 3. 4. In between entertainment was amazing with games like chugging a beer, races for kids, hotdogs eating competition and more, also shirts and hotdogs were thrown out from the podium. 5. At the end of the game, all the kids were allowed to enter the ground and run the bases. 6. The Ending, the 15-minute fireworks show, was amazing and mesmerizing to watch.

Nice place to see a game, tickets are inexpensive, not crowded, with good food l.

The carousel has been around for a very long time and Kayley enjoyed herself today!

I was disappointed to see the conditions of the roads and parking at this park. My first time to visit and wanted to ride the carousel, only to see a sign that it was closed for repair. Signage in the park is horrible, which is a shame because it looks like it is or was a beautiful park. The kids gardens looked fantastic and their were quite a few kids and families in there. Didn’t check out the zoo, but I’m kinda glad I didn’t. I hope that it is good for the animals. Please spend some money to make the park even more enjoyable for more people. These parks are needed.

Pretty good zoo. Something for the kids to enjoy.

Drove from Scranton because the website says it's open. Started walking towards the open gate when a guy starts screaming to get out of here the zoo is closed. No sign saying closed. The other side of the park with the education center was open. The zoo and carousel was closed. Wasted 3 hours of our day on the trip. Website still says it's open.

Didn't get to ride it's after labor day, but it's a great carousel. We attended the illumination event at the zoo. It was well worth the money. How beautiful

Some decent animals here still.. but no big time animals like tigers, lions etc... Only smaller ones here now days, but still a great time for young kids.. until they get older and want to hit the Bronx zoo next!!

A beautiful place to be with the children. You should bring your own kids, too. Just don't feed them to the Goats. Those guys would nibble off your fingernail, given the chance! 😀

It's a really nice hidden gem. Beautiful grounds, well kept, and a nice place to spend an hour exploring nature. I would definitely recommend checking it out if you want some peace, quiet, and solitude.

A lovely hidden gem. It’s a great place to visit after the farmers market.

What a nice little gem! Enjoyable walk through annual and perennial gardens, plus a vegetable garden.

Wonderful place right outside of town to relax and take in nature. Also, this spacious layout of numerous gardens has a wealth of information. A great educational opportunity.

FREEto do! Difficult to find… go behind -buildings an spot the entrance lower right corner of parking lot! Fame like buildings garages very close to Applebee’s see the Taste NY building you have found it!!! Great variety of plants flowers trees well maintained an labeled as well! Enjoyable paved path taste by building has bathrooms an other things as well look around ita worth it … beautiful place to walk around !!!

Beautiful, free and dog friendly Botanic Garden. Very enjoyable and decorative displays. Amazing color and vibrancy, well tended and cared for. Signage was informative, overall layout very esthetic. Many different sections / types of displays including a vegetable garden, herb garden, stunning flowers, trees, native plants, shade plants and more. Only wished it was larger! Perfect timing for my morning visit as there was a great Farmers Market at the entrance.

Great event last night with local food offerings, drinks, music and fabulous gardens to wander through. Top notch fund raising event. Staff were all super friendly and welcoming!

Thanks Judy McMahon """The Hungry Ear' s August Program! On August 25 the Broome County Library invites you to hear two stories which will be from 5:pm to 6:m. in the Decker Room. 'Charley' by Shirley Jackson, will be read by John Montgomery. "Brothers By The Void ", by Rod Serling will be read by Sandy Monachino. We hope you can join us for 'a cocktail order for the mind'! This is a free program and open to the public. Judy McMahon hosts!" Last Monday of the month.

A standard of my hometown, the BCPL has seen better days. Originally located on Exchange Street, the library was a comfortable place to crack open a book and spend a few hours in a beautiful building. Now, relocated at a former supermarket site, it provides free WiFi, a decent selection of DVDs, books and other materials. Not as wonderful as the original, but necessary.

Very nice local library! The staff is lovely and the selection is decent. I only wish there were some more comfortable seating options as I’d love to spend more time here but that’s me being picky 😂

Many free books, movies, cd's and resources. Helpful staff and huge children's section. Also a conference room for various activities such as polling and a public lounge. Outside there's a seasonal flower garden.

Really cool place should definitely get more funding

Came here on a Wednesday afternoon about 3pm trying to do some remote work. the parking lot was a pot hole disaster with individuals having a disagreement in the parking lot while smoking on the curb, tried to use the bathroom before doing work they had one bathroom working and a homeless guy was taking residency in the one toilet, while another was taking a bath in the sink. skipped bathroom after waiting 20 minutes to just work, found tables occupied by sleeping individuals. cool looking library but it is crazy. I felt unsafe walking around with my expensive work laptop.

clean and quiet place to research and find a wide variety of books. There is video and audio media also. There is Internet access and pleasant clean restrooms.

I've never been here before and this place was amazing! I bought goat yogurt and lotion from a creamery, local honey for my son severe allergies and the lady was very knowledgeable about the allergies... She told me to start him out slow because she'd almost sent her son-in-law into anaphylaxis by giving him a whole teaspoon, I'd have never thought about that. I got locally made amazing smelling candles, a tail mix of dog treats that are all natural, caramel puffcorn, there were a couple local restaurants selling food, I tried a rice cake for the first time... Extremely spicy and not for me but my daughter loved it. Every weekend they are there, I came home with a bag of stuff... Oh candy we also bought homemade candy... And spent $70. Oh I also got fresh tea leaves for troubled tummies and three jars of fresh jam. We had a great time, and I don't know if you've got teenagers but that doesn't happen a lot lol. My daughter and I have decided to make this a standing date for every other Saturday. I don't say amazing much... But as you can tell I really enjoyed this place. Oh and they have fresh eggs for $5 a dozen at one table, I never thought I'd say that that was a cheap price but you can't beat that price these days! And everyone was so nice and full of information about their products. Next time I'll go back for fruits and vegetables and starter plants for my gardens.

I’ve been to farmers markets all over the country and this one definitely holds its own, particularly for the area. Some solid offerings! I always love picking up some authentic Korean and Greek food. Would love to see a local Indian food vendor there sometime in the future, and more pickled offerings as well as plant starts.

Quaite spot... not too much kiosk of selection .... come early to get best dibs on vegetables... will return - the bakers' fried potato really tasty (bring your own salt and pepper...)

A good variety of produce and cooked food items were also great 👍

Best farmers market in the area. Many vendors. Great Saturday morning activity. Take a stroll in the Cutler Botanic Gardens or check out the Taste NY store afterward (walking distance of each other/same parking lot).

A huge variety of things to buy at this farmers market. Good things to buy with a decent price to not overly expensive.

Can't beat this farmers market. Best in the area and runs year round. We love this place . Amazing Kombucha, insanely good Korean food(bipimbat is the best). Amazing coffee for very cheap. Awesome laundry detergent. Top notch produce and vegetables, several meat vendors, guy in the front room is wicked nice and cool, provides really cool candles, body lotions, car cup holder accessories etc. You'd be a very interesting person to not get anything there or not enjoy this farmers market. They also have a super cool walk way behind the farmers market.

This is such a beautiful church. In fact, this is another building that was designed by legendary architect from Vermont, Isaac Perry. He is also credited with building the infamous “Castle on the Hill” and the Phelps Mansion. Needless to say, this church is a gothic architectural treasure. I came here for the blessing of the Easter baskets and the priest was so welcoming and friendly. It was lovely to see so many people there with their Easter baskets filled with items to be blessed to prepare for Easter. I’d love to come back to this church.

It's such a beautiful Catholic church.

Beautiful church with a separate thriving Eucharistic Adoration practice. Mass times: M-F 7a; Saturday 5:15pm and Sunday 9am and 4pm. Reconciliation: 11:30 Saturdays. Eucharistic Adoration on the first Saturday starting at 8am.

Adoration chapel is lovely, need to go to office for access code to get in.

Designed by a prominent architect to serve as cathedral for the yet to be established seat of the area's emerging Roman Catholic Diocese, this church is a magnificent building; well worth a visit on that ground alone!

They offer free lunch monday through friday 11:30-1 as well as showers on Thursdays! Great people making an impact in our community!

Very nice church in traditional Catholic style. Weddings I have been to have been most enjoyable.

I own (a literal) ton of Mac equipment. I have no doubt my amps will hold their value if kept in excellent condition - I need another one and the used prices are hardly any less! My headphone MHA200 is dead silent where as my Audeze King Mk II had all kinds of problems from the start. I may copy their reference system one day. And no tariffs! Long live McIntosh!!

I bought my RS200 to pay homage to my father who was a die hard McIntosh fan. I have been collecting component audio systems from other audiophile brands for a few years now. All I wanted was a bit of help to update the firmware because the system wasn’t updating with the phone app. I sent two inquiries through their web portal, called the factory and received a “well I don’t have one in front of me and everyone else is in the warehouse”, sent an email as requested and it has now been two weeks since that email and still nothing. Don’t get me wrong, the RS200 even with its quirks is an amazing sounding unit. The customer support is beyond disappointing however. It truly is a tough pill to swallow that the US based company my father and many of my friend’s fathers qualified as the pinnacle of home audio can’t seem to take ten minutes to help their customers.

Wonderful company, Great staff, Superb High End Audio products, Only good words.

After buying a product through a private seller, I have to say I am rather disappointed in the quality of McIntosh. The radio I own had wiring issues to the motherboard and some screws were lose. I had to go in with my own tools to fix this issue, which I shouldn't have to do anyhow. After fixing, the quality of the sound is not up to par. One half of the outer box broke due to how cheaply it's made and had to super glue it back together. I use to rely on Sony products until I came across McIntosh to try out, but I think I will be going back to Sony products after my experience with McIntosh.

If you buy replacement faceplate glass from McIntosh, be forewarned it will not look like the original glass in your unit. The green lettering and marker lights will be much dimmer and as a result your unit with the replacement glass will not be a visual match for your other McIntosh units. I took my C15 preamp to the local McIntosh service center to replace the glass which had been broken; they ordered the part from McIntosh and put it in for me at a total cost of almost $500, and I ended up with a poor looking result. My C15 is way dimmer than my other Mac pieces. I called McIntosh to ask what's with the low quality glass they are selling now and all they could say was they are unable to manufacture replacement glass that will make my unit look like it did before the glass was broken.

I have owned McIntosh equipment since the 1980s And I’ve always Recommended it to Friends but no longer. I just spent $500 with one of the service agents to replace the glass In my amplifier. The glass is absolutely horrible and nothing like the original. The Light dispersion does not work very well And many of the functions are no longer illuminated. The color of the blue is different. The whole thing is a disaster. It was returned to the service center And they told me it was the glass and that McIntosh Was aware of the problem, but there was no remedy. The service center did their best to get it close, but it’s not like the original at all. I wrote to the company multiple times beginning two weeks ago and all I get is response saying my complaint has been forwarded to someone. No phone calls no emails. No nothing other than that message. It’s hard to believe because the last time I had a Problem they were all over it and made it right. This time chirping crickets and they continue to sell this defective glass. Very disappointing indeed after all these years of quality. Must be the new owners changing stream, like Nakamichi And all the rest that have died

Love McIntosh but ordered part and getting to me is a disaster. Provided shipping address and was sent to wrong address combination of shipping and billing address used. Provided info on phone and email and still came out wrong. No reply by email to confirm fix. Very disappointing.

A gem in the Southern Tier. High quality performances from local and visiting musicians, led by talented Maestro Daniel Hege. Excellent educational programs for students and all members of the community.

The performance was amazing! The acoustics were great and the venue was as well. The musicians performed the music so flawlessly and beautifully that I was completely spellbound. Thanks you!

The Binghamton Philharmonic concert on 16 November 2024 was just terrific! The music was charming and delightful and magnificently performed! It was a complete delight to attend!

What a fabulous experience! It was inspiring from the pre-performance talk to the very last note of Beethoven's 6th! Of course, hearing Daniel Hege talk about the performance a few days before at the Broome County Arts Council was educational and we learned what to listen for! (The Arts Council - 223 State St. - will be hosting another "fireside chat" with Daniel Hege on November 13 at 1:30 PM prior to the Thresholds concert on the 16th. You should go!

I love these shows. They're spectacular. I brought my nieces and the tickets were free.... this Orchestra and this overall musical experience is truly a gem in our area.

Although this year is sort of a warhorse review, and I am not a fan of Elgar, since graduation, your finding the extraordinary Annie Jacobs-Perkins was a masterstroke. Her encore selection of a piece by Andrew Norman(?), something I have never heard, was stunning. It is wonderful to feel that Classical music is still alive, and I would thank her for reminding us so. I would also thank you for the access you provided, for young people to attend. An audience, only of old people, is sad to behold, and their presence is a restorative.

I have to admit that I personally enjoy concerts more when I am familiar with the music. I acknowledge that an orchestra has an obligation to perform music that challenges their skills. However, my limited musical knowledge means I am more interested in movie, Broadway, popular music and well-known classical music. The "May the Fourth Go With You" concert was great. My wife and I totally enjoyed it. Of course, it did not hurt that my birthday is May 4.

Beautifully maintained antique carousel donated by benefactor, George F. Johnson for the community to enjoy. Free to ride, free to enter the park.

The carousel is free to ride as are all the ones in Broome County are. It brings a back a lot of childhood memories for me and it was great seeing my child ride it for the first time. It’s almost 100 years old but is in perfect condition.

Love this park and was pleasantly surprised when we discovered that the merry-go-round was open every weekend through October. Such great childhood memories and as beautiful as ever!

We love Recreation park Carousel and park! Playground is amazing, pool is a tad cold but refreshing, and the carousel is so fun!! Even the walking trail is great! We drive from Endicott to play here!

Love Rec Park Everytime I come, today the sky there was so pretty I felt like taking a picture of it.

Free carousel (1 of 6 in the area). Well maintained.

Such a fun, free carousel! Great for kids but adults too! Open in the summer and winter too!