Sep 10, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Looking for a way to volunteer, learn more about gardening, grow your own food, or meet fellow garden lovers?Cornell Cooperative Extension Chemung County's FREE 2026-27 Master Gardener Volunteer Training Course may be just what you're looking for!Orientation: September 10, 2026 Weekly Saturday trainings begin September 12, 2026Interested? Contact Sophia at sat253@cornell.edu for additional details.

Sep 10, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Want to make a difference in your community and help address climate challenges?Cornell Climate Stewards is looking for motivated individuals across New York State to join its upcoming training program! Through this free, live online training, you'll gain valuable knowledge about climate science and learn how to take meaningful action in your local community. No cost to participateVirtual Thursday evening classesConnect with fellow New Yorkers committed to making a differenceThe next training session runs September 10 through December 3. After completing the training, Climate Stewards contribute at least 40 volunteer hours annually developing projects that address climate-related concerns in their communities.Interested? Contact Simone White at slw257@cornell.edu. Registration open until September 7th.

Sep 10, 2026, 9:30am - 5:30pm

The Veggie Van is Rolling Back into Chemung County! Fresh, local, and affordable fruits and vegetables are coming to a neighborhood near you this summer!Every Thursday | July 2 – September 24Veggie Van 2026 Stops:Chemung County Fairgrounds170 Fairview Rd, Horseheads, NY9:30–11:30 AMMeals on Wheels409 William St, Elmira, NY 1490112:30–2:30 PMOakwood Church Food Pantry 212 Oakwood Ave, Elmira Heights, NY 149033:30–5:30 PMWe accept:CashCheckCredit/Debit CardsEBT/SNAPFarmers Market Nutrition Program Coupons (WIC & Senior)

Sep 12, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Looking for a way to volunteer, learn more about gardening, grow your own food, or meet fellow garden lovers?Cornell Cooperative Extension Chemung County's FREE 2026-27 Master Gardener Volunteer Training Course may be just what you're looking for!Orientation: September 10, 2026 Weekly Saturday trainings begin September 12, 2026Interested? Contact Sophia at sat253@cornell.edu for additional details.

Sep 12, 2026, 10:00am - 2:00pm

Register your organization via the link below or by contacting Jackie Spencer @ 607-734-4453 ext. 216 or jackiespencer@cornell.edu

Sep 16, 2026, 10:00am - 2:00pm

Come visit us at Wisner Market to learn all about our variety of unique programs and events!Wisner Market is a long-time summer farmers market in Downtown Elmira, held on Wednesdays from 10-2 from June-September. Over 30 vendors offer a variety of products, including fresh produce, cut flowers, candles, art, and crafts. Lunch is served throughout the park during the Market and features specialties from many well-loved Elmira restaurants, along with live music.

Sep 16, 2026, 5:00pm - 8:00pm

Have a garden overflowing with tomatoes or want to learn a valuable food preservation skill? Join our Master Food Preservers for our Tomato Canning Workshop and discover the basics of safe home canning!During this hands-on workshop, you'll learn proper food preservation techniques, gain confidence in the canning process, and take home knowledge that can help your summer harvest last well into the winter months.

Sep 17, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Want to make a difference in your community and help address climate challenges?Cornell Climate Stewards is looking for motivated individuals across New York State to join its upcoming training program! Through this free, live online training, you'll gain valuable knowledge about climate science and learn how to take meaningful action in your local community. No cost to participateVirtual Thursday evening classesConnect with fellow New Yorkers committed to making a differenceThe next training session runs September 10 through December 3. After completing the training, Climate Stewards contribute at least 40 volunteer hours annually developing projects that address climate-related concerns in their communities.Interested? Contact Simone White at slw257@cornell.edu. Registration open until September 7th.

Sep 17, 2026, 9:30am - 5:30pm

The Veggie Van is Rolling Back into Chemung County! Fresh, local, and affordable fruits and vegetables are coming to a neighborhood near you this summer!Every Thursday | July 2 – September 24Veggie Van 2026 Stops:Chemung County Fairgrounds170 Fairview Rd, Horseheads, NY9:30–11:30 AMMeals on Wheels409 William St, Elmira, NY 1490112:30–2:30 PMOakwood Church Food Pantry 212 Oakwood Ave, Elmira Heights, NY 149033:30–5:30 PMWe accept:CashCheckCredit/Debit CardsEBT/SNAPFarmers Market Nutrition Program Coupons (WIC & Senior)

Sep 18, 2026, 12:00pm - 1:00pm

Cornell Agricultural Workforce Development (CAWD) is pleased to announce the next session of the Ag Workforce Central Virtual Office Hour, our premier virtual series offering timely, expert-led discussions on issues impacting today’s agricultural workforce. Each session connects farm owners, managers, and employees with Cornell specialists and guest speakers for practical strategies, regulatory updates, and leadership insights that support stronger, more engaged farm teams.The upcoming January 7, 2026 webinar will feature the debut of VIDA, a new life-skills program developed specifically for Hispanic farm employees and their families. Beginning mid-January 2025, VIDA will be offered entirely in Spanish through a partnership between CAWD, NYCAMH, NY FarmNet, and the Cornell Small Farms Program. This program is entirely free and will include access to monthly resources, a topical video recording, and a live video session which will take place the third Thursday of every month in 2026.VIDA—meaning “life” in Spanish—provides employees with essential tools for long-term well-being, confidence, and stability. The program includes four core pillars: V – Valorar la salud (Value Wellness) Led by NYCAMH, this module promotes physical and emotional well-being with guidance on health, stress management, dental care, nutrition, and preventive care. I – Informar para crecer (Inform for Growth) NY FarmNet equips employees with financial knowledge including banking basics, budgeting, safe credit use, and recognizing scams. D – Desarrollar el futuro (Develop the Future) In collaboration with the Cornell Small Farms Program, this section encourages long-term planning, saving, and exploring small-business opportunities in the U.S. or employees’ home countries. A – Activar la confianza (Activate Confidence) CAWD leads this segment focused on workplace communication, cultural navigation, and building confidence in conversations with supervisors.This special Virtual Office Hour will offer an inside look at the program’s development, curriculum, and impact—and provide attendees the opportunity to ask questions directly to the teams behind VIDA.

Sep 19, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Looking for a way to volunteer, learn more about gardening, grow your own food, or meet fellow garden lovers?Cornell Cooperative Extension Chemung County's FREE 2026-27 Master Gardener Volunteer Training Course may be just what you're looking for!Orientation: September 10, 2026 Weekly Saturday trainings begin September 12, 2026Interested? Contact Sophia at sat253@cornell.edu for additional details.

Sep 21, 2026, 6:30pm - 7:00pm

CCE Chemung's board meetings typically happen on the 3rd Monday of every month (with exception of summer months). Our Annual Meeting occurs in November. All meetings are open to the public, stop by and learn what CCE is all about!

Sep 23, 2026, 10:00am - 2:00pm

Come visit us at Wisner Market to learn all about our variety of unique programs and events!Wisner Market is a long-time summer farmers market in Downtown Elmira, held on Wednesdays from 10-2 from June-September. Over 30 vendors offer a variety of products, including fresh produce, cut flowers, candles, art, and crafts. Lunch is served throughout the park during the Market and features specialties from many well-loved Elmira restaurants, along with live music.

Sep 23, 2026, 5:30pm - 6:30pm

What is the Mediterranean Diet?Is it actually beneficial?Do I have to stick to strict diet rules? (Hint: no)Attend this cooking class to learn the ancient yet simple foundation for good health and delicious meals.

Sep 24, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Want to make a difference in your community and help address climate challenges?Cornell Climate Stewards is looking for motivated individuals across New York State to join its upcoming training program! Through this free, live online training, you'll gain valuable knowledge about climate science and learn how to take meaningful action in your local community. No cost to participateVirtual Thursday evening classesConnect with fellow New Yorkers committed to making a differenceThe next training session runs September 10 through December 3. After completing the training, Climate Stewards contribute at least 40 volunteer hours annually developing projects that address climate-related concerns in their communities.Interested? Contact Simone White at slw257@cornell.edu. Registration open until September 7th.

Sep 24, 2026, 9:30am - 5:30pm

The Veggie Van is Rolling Back into Chemung County! Fresh, local, and affordable fruits and vegetables are coming to a neighborhood near you this summer!Every Thursday | July 2 – September 24Veggie Van 2026 Stops:Chemung County Fairgrounds170 Fairview Rd, Horseheads, NY9:30–11:30 AMMeals on Wheels409 William St, Elmira, NY 1490112:30–2:30 PMOakwood Church Food Pantry 212 Oakwood Ave, Elmira Heights, NY 149033:30–5:30 PMWe accept:CashCheckCredit/Debit CardsEBT/SNAPFarmers Market Nutrition Program Coupons (WIC & Senior)

Sep 26, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Looking for a way to volunteer, learn more about gardening, grow your own food, or meet fellow garden lovers?Cornell Cooperative Extension Chemung County's FREE 2026-27 Master Gardener Volunteer Training Course may be just what you're looking for!Orientation: September 10, 2026 Weekly Saturday trainings begin September 12, 2026Interested? Contact Sophia at sat253@cornell.edu for additional details.

Sep 29, 2026, 9:00am - 2:00pm

A Community Workshop hosted by NY State Parks F.O.R.C.E.S. Program and Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chemung CountyDate & Time: Tuesday, September 29 from 9am-2pmLocation: Mark Twain State Park*Parking located at Ek Birding Trail, 116 Huck Finn Rd, Horseheads, NY9am-12pm: Hands-on education stations, including hikes exploring wildlife, aquatic assessments, and invasive species12pm-12:30pm: Bring your own bagged lunch12:30pm-2pm: Invasive species removal/new plantingsRain date: Tuesday, October 6

Sep 09, 2026, 9:00am - 12:00pm

Chemung County's Fall Household Hazardsous Waste Drop-Off Eventis scheduled for Saturday, October 3, 2026This event is FREE and for Chemung County residents only (no businesses)Pre-registration is required by callingCornell Cooperative Extension at 607-734-4453, Wednesday, September 9th-Wednesday, September 30th, weekdays only from 9am-noon and 1-4pmRegistration will end on Wednesday, September 30th at 4pmItems accepted include but are not limited to; ammonia, antifreeze, arts and crafts (liquids/powders) supplies, household batteries, bleach, brake fluid, cesspool cleaners, drain cleaners, driveway sealer, dry cleaning fluids, engine and radiator flushes and floor cleaners.Also, fluorescent lights (bulbs and tubes), gasoline, herbicides, insect sprays, mercury and items containing mercury, metal polishes, moth balls, muriatic acid, old chemistry set supplies, oven cleaners, paint, paint thinners and pesticides. Also, photo chemicals/inks, pool chemicals, radiator cleaners, rodent killers, rust preventatives, sealants, solvents, transmission fluid, wood preservative and wood stripper.WHEN REGISTERING, PLEASE HAVE A LIST OF ITEMS YOU INTEND TO BRINGElectronics not acceptedFor more information, please visit our website at chemung.cce.cornell.edu or call (607) 734-4453Funding provided by Chemung County and Chemung Landfill, LLC, a division of Casella Waste Services2026_Fall_HHW.png

Sep 30, 2026, 10:00am - 2:00pm

Come visit us at Wisner Market to learn all about our variety of unique programs and events!Wisner Market is a long-time summer farmers market in Downtown Elmira, held on Wednesdays from 10-2 from June-September. Over 30 vendors offer a variety of products, including fresh produce, cut flowers, candles, art, and crafts. Lunch is served throughout the park during the Market and features specialties from many well-loved Elmira restaurants, along with live music.

Sep 09, 2026, 1:00pm - 4:00pm

Chemung County's Fall Household Hazardsous Waste Drop-Off Eventis scheduled for Saturday, October 3, 2026This event is FREE and for Chemung County residents only (no businesses)Pre-registration is required by callingCornell Cooperative Extension at 607-734-4453, Wednesday, September 9th-Wednesday, September 30th, weekdays only from 9am-noon and 1-4pmRegistration will end on Wednesday, September 30th at 4pmItems accepted include but are not limited to; ammonia, antifreeze, arts and crafts (liquids/powders) supplies, household batteries, bleach, brake fluid, cesspool cleaners, drain cleaners, driveway sealer, dry cleaning fluids, engine and radiator flushes and floor cleaners.Also, fluorescent lights (bulbs and tubes), gasoline, herbicides, insect sprays, mercury and items containing mercury, metal polishes, moth balls, muriatic acid, old chemistry set supplies, oven cleaners, paint, paint thinners and pesticides. Also, photo chemicals/inks, pool chemicals, radiator cleaners, rodent killers, rust preventatives, sealants, solvents, transmission fluid, wood preservative and wood stripper.WHEN REGISTERING, PLEASE HAVE A LIST OF ITEMS YOU INTEND TO BRINGElectronics not acceptedFor more information, please visit our website at chemung.cce.cornell.edu or call (607) 734-4453Funding provided by Chemung County and Chemung Landfill, LLC, a division of Casella Waste Services2026_Fall_HHW.png

Oct 01, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Want to make a difference in your community and help address climate challenges?Cornell Climate Stewards is looking for motivated individuals across New York State to join its upcoming training program! Through this free, live online training, you'll gain valuable knowledge about climate science and learn how to take meaningful action in your local community. No cost to participateVirtual Thursday evening classesConnect with fellow New Yorkers committed to making a differenceThe next training session runs September 10 through December 3. After completing the training, Climate Stewards contribute at least 40 volunteer hours annually developing projects that address climate-related concerns in their communities.Interested? Contact Simone White at slw257@cornell.edu. Registration open until September 7th.

Oct 03, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Looking for a way to volunteer, learn more about gardening, grow your own food, or meet fellow garden lovers?Cornell Cooperative Extension Chemung County's FREE 2026-27 Master Gardener Volunteer Training Course may be just what you're looking for!Orientation: September 10, 2026 Weekly Saturday trainings begin September 12, 2026Interested? Contact Sophia at sat253@cornell.edu for additional details.

Oct 03, 2026, 8:00am - 12:00pm

Chemung County's Fall Household Hazardsous Waste Drop-Off Eventis scheduled for Saturday, October 3, 2026This event is FREE and for Chemung County residents only (no businesses)Pre-registration is required by callingCornell Cooperative Extension at 607-734-4453, Wednesday, September 9th-Wednesday, September 30th, weekdays only from 9am-noon and 1-4pmRegistration will end on Wednesday, September 30th at 4pmItems accepted include but are not limited to; ammonia, antifreeze, arts and crafts (liquids/powders) supplies, household batteries, bleach, brake fluid, cesspool cleaners, drain cleaners, driveway sealer, dry cleaning fluids, engine and radiator flushes and floor cleaners.Also, fluorescent lights (bulbs and tubes), gasoline, herbicides, insect sprays, mercury and items containing mercury, metal polishes, moth balls, muriatic acid, old chemistry set supplies, oven cleaners, paint, paint thinners and pesticides. Also, photo chemicals/inks, pool chemicals, radiator cleaners, rodent killers, rust preventatives, sealants, solvents, transmission fluid, wood preservative and wood stripper.WHEN REGISTERING, PLEASE HAVE A LIST OF ITEMS YOU INTEND TO BRINGElectronics not acceptedFor more information, please visit our website at chemung.cce.cornell.edu or call (607) 734-4453Funding provided by Chemung County and Chemung Landfill, LLC, a division of Casella Waste Services2026_Fall_HHW.png

Oct 08, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Want to make a difference in your community and help address climate challenges?Cornell Climate Stewards is looking for motivated individuals across New York State to join its upcoming training program! Through this free, live online training, you'll gain valuable knowledge about climate science and learn how to take meaningful action in your local community. No cost to participateVirtual Thursday evening classesConnect with fellow New Yorkers committed to making a differenceThe next training session runs September 10 through December 3. After completing the training, Climate Stewards contribute at least 40 volunteer hours annually developing projects that address climate-related concerns in their communities.Interested? Contact Simone White at slw257@cornell.edu. Registration open until September 7th.

Oct 10, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Looking for a way to volunteer, learn more about gardening, grow your own food, or meet fellow garden lovers?Cornell Cooperative Extension Chemung County's FREE 2026-27 Master Gardener Volunteer Training Course may be just what you're looking for!Orientation: September 10, 2026 Weekly Saturday trainings begin September 12, 2026Interested? Contact Sophia at sat253@cornell.edu for additional details.

Oct 15, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Want to make a difference in your community and help address climate challenges?Cornell Climate Stewards is looking for motivated individuals across New York State to join its upcoming training program! Through this free, live online training, you'll gain valuable knowledge about climate science and learn how to take meaningful action in your local community. No cost to participateVirtual Thursday evening classesConnect with fellow New Yorkers committed to making a differenceThe next training session runs September 10 through December 3. After completing the training, Climate Stewards contribute at least 40 volunteer hours annually developing projects that address climate-related concerns in their communities.Interested? Contact Simone White at slw257@cornell.edu. Registration open until September 7th.

Oct 15, 2026, 12:00pm - 1:00pm

Cornell Agricultural Workforce Development (CAWD) is pleased to announce the next session of the Ag Workforce Central Virtual Office Hour, our premier virtual series offering timely, expert-led discussions on issues impacting today’s agricultural workforce. Each session connects farm owners, managers, and employees with Cornell specialists and guest speakers for practical strategies, regulatory updates, and leadership insights that support stronger, more engaged farm teams.The upcoming January 7, 2026 webinar will feature the debut of VIDA, a new life-skills program developed specifically for Hispanic farm employees and their families. Beginning mid-January 2025, VIDA will be offered entirely in Spanish through a partnership between CAWD, NYCAMH, NY FarmNet, and the Cornell Small Farms Program. This program is entirely free and will include access to monthly resources, a topical video recording, and a live video session which will take place the third Thursday of every month in 2026.VIDA—meaning “life” in Spanish—provides employees with essential tools for long-term well-being, confidence, and stability. The program includes four core pillars: V – Valorar la salud (Value Wellness) Led by NYCAMH, this module promotes physical and emotional well-being with guidance on health, stress management, dental care, nutrition, and preventive care. I – Informar para crecer (Inform for Growth) NY FarmNet equips employees with financial knowledge including banking basics, budgeting, safe credit use, and recognizing scams. D – Desarrollar el futuro (Develop the Future) In collaboration with the Cornell Small Farms Program, this section encourages long-term planning, saving, and exploring small-business opportunities in the U.S. or employees’ home countries. A – Activar la confianza (Activate Confidence) CAWD leads this segment focused on workplace communication, cultural navigation, and building confidence in conversations with supervisors.This special Virtual Office Hour will offer an inside look at the program’s development, curriculum, and impact—and provide attendees the opportunity to ask questions directly to the teams behind VIDA.

Oct 17, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Looking for a way to volunteer, learn more about gardening, grow your own food, or meet fellow garden lovers?Cornell Cooperative Extension Chemung County's FREE 2026-27 Master Gardener Volunteer Training Course may be just what you're looking for!Orientation: September 10, 2026 Weekly Saturday trainings begin September 12, 2026Interested? Contact Sophia at sat253@cornell.edu for additional details.

Oct 19, 2026, 6:30pm - 7:00pm

CCE Chemung's board meetings typically happen on the 3rd Monday of every month (with exception of summer months). Our Annual Meeting occurs in November. All meetings are open to the public, stop by and learn what CCE is all about!

Oct 22, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Want to make a difference in your community and help address climate challenges?Cornell Climate Stewards is looking for motivated individuals across New York State to join its upcoming training program! Through this free, live online training, you'll gain valuable knowledge about climate science and learn how to take meaningful action in your local community. No cost to participateVirtual Thursday evening classesConnect with fellow New Yorkers committed to making a differenceThe next training session runs September 10 through December 3. After completing the training, Climate Stewards contribute at least 40 volunteer hours annually developing projects that address climate-related concerns in their communities.Interested? Contact Simone White at slw257@cornell.edu. Registration open until September 7th.

Oct 23, 2026, 8:30am - 5:00pm

Just as CPR equips you to respond to a medical emergency, Mental Health First Aid teaches you how to recognize and assist someone experiencing a mental health or substance use challenge or crisis.Join us for this FREE, full-day training designed for farmers, agribusiness workers, community leaders, healthcare providers, faith leaders, neighbors, and anyone who lives in or serves rural communities.Follow the link below to register. Click on October 2026 on the bar underneath the first large flyer to find and select this event.

Oct 24, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Looking for a way to volunteer, learn more about gardening, grow your own food, or meet fellow garden lovers?Cornell Cooperative Extension Chemung County's FREE 2026-27 Master Gardener Volunteer Training Course may be just what you're looking for!Orientation: September 10, 2026 Weekly Saturday trainings begin September 12, 2026Interested? Contact Sophia at sat253@cornell.edu for additional details.

Oct 29, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Want to make a difference in your community and help address climate challenges?Cornell Climate Stewards is looking for motivated individuals across New York State to join its upcoming training program! Through this free, live online training, you'll gain valuable knowledge about climate science and learn how to take meaningful action in your local community. No cost to participateVirtual Thursday evening classesConnect with fellow New Yorkers committed to making a differenceThe next training session runs September 10 through December 3. After completing the training, Climate Stewards contribute at least 40 volunteer hours annually developing projects that address climate-related concerns in their communities.Interested? Contact Simone White at slw257@cornell.edu. Registration open until September 7th.

Oct 31, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Looking for a way to volunteer, learn more about gardening, grow your own food, or meet fellow garden lovers?Cornell Cooperative Extension Chemung County's FREE 2026-27 Master Gardener Volunteer Training Course may be just what you're looking for!Orientation: September 10, 2026 Weekly Saturday trainings begin September 12, 2026Interested? Contact Sophia at sat253@cornell.edu for additional details.

Nov 05, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Want to make a difference in your community and help address climate challenges?Cornell Climate Stewards is looking for motivated individuals across New York State to join its upcoming training program! Through this free, live online training, you'll gain valuable knowledge about climate science and learn how to take meaningful action in your local community. No cost to participateVirtual Thursday evening classesConnect with fellow New Yorkers committed to making a differenceThe next training session runs September 10 through December 3. After completing the training, Climate Stewards contribute at least 40 volunteer hours annually developing projects that address climate-related concerns in their communities.Interested? Contact Simone White at slw257@cornell.edu. Registration open until September 7th.

Nov 07, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Looking for a way to volunteer, learn more about gardening, grow your own food, or meet fellow garden lovers?Cornell Cooperative Extension Chemung County's FREE 2026-27 Master Gardener Volunteer Training Course may be just what you're looking for!Orientation: September 10, 2026 Weekly Saturday trainings begin September 12, 2026Interested? Contact Sophia at sat253@cornell.edu for additional details.

Nov 12, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Want to make a difference in your community and help address climate challenges?Cornell Climate Stewards is looking for motivated individuals across New York State to join its upcoming training program! Through this free, live online training, you'll gain valuable knowledge about climate science and learn how to take meaningful action in your local community. No cost to participateVirtual Thursday evening classesConnect with fellow New Yorkers committed to making a differenceThe next training session runs September 10 through December 3. After completing the training, Climate Stewards contribute at least 40 volunteer hours annually developing projects that address climate-related concerns in their communities.Interested? Contact Simone White at slw257@cornell.edu. Registration open until September 7th.

Nov 12, 2026, 6:00pm - 6:00pm

We have partnered with the Community Foundation of Elmira-Corning and the Finger Lakes for the past 4 years to raise money for our 4-H Camp Explore!FLX Gives is an annual 24 hour giving event being hosted this year from November 13th - 14th, 6pm to 6pm. Keep up to date and celebrate with us on our Facebook page!Visit us at www.flxgives.org/organization/cornell-cooperative-extension-chemung-countyHelp support our kids and grow our community!

Nov 14, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Looking for a way to volunteer, learn more about gardening, grow your own food, or meet fellow garden lovers?Cornell Cooperative Extension Chemung County's FREE 2026-27 Master Gardener Volunteer Training Course may be just what you're looking for!Orientation: September 10, 2026 Weekly Saturday trainings begin September 12, 2026Interested? Contact Sophia at sat253@cornell.edu for additional details.

Nov 16, 2026, 6:30pm - 7:00pm

CCE Chemung's board meetings typically happen on the 3rd Monday of every month (with exception of summer months). Our Annual Meeting occurs in November. All meetings are open to the public, stop by and learn what CCE is all about!

Nov 19, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Want to make a difference in your community and help address climate challenges?Cornell Climate Stewards is looking for motivated individuals across New York State to join its upcoming training program! Through this free, live online training, you'll gain valuable knowledge about climate science and learn how to take meaningful action in your local community. No cost to participateVirtual Thursday evening classesConnect with fellow New Yorkers committed to making a differenceThe next training session runs September 10 through December 3. After completing the training, Climate Stewards contribute at least 40 volunteer hours annually developing projects that address climate-related concerns in their communities.Interested? Contact Simone White at slw257@cornell.edu. Registration open until September 7th.

Nov 19, 2026, 12:00pm - 1:00pm

Cornell Agricultural Workforce Development (CAWD) is pleased to announce the next session of the Ag Workforce Central Virtual Office Hour, our premier virtual series offering timely, expert-led discussions on issues impacting today’s agricultural workforce. Each session connects farm owners, managers, and employees with Cornell specialists and guest speakers for practical strategies, regulatory updates, and leadership insights that support stronger, more engaged farm teams.The upcoming January 7, 2026 webinar will feature the debut of VIDA, a new life-skills program developed specifically for Hispanic farm employees and their families. Beginning mid-January 2025, VIDA will be offered entirely in Spanish through a partnership between CAWD, NYCAMH, NY FarmNet, and the Cornell Small Farms Program. This program is entirely free and will include access to monthly resources, a topical video recording, and a live video session which will take place the third Thursday of every month in 2026.VIDA—meaning “life” in Spanish—provides employees with essential tools for long-term well-being, confidence, and stability. The program includes four core pillars: V – Valorar la salud (Value Wellness) Led by NYCAMH, this module promotes physical and emotional well-being with guidance on health, stress management, dental care, nutrition, and preventive care. I – Informar para crecer (Inform for Growth) NY FarmNet equips employees with financial knowledge including banking basics, budgeting, safe credit use, and recognizing scams. D – Desarrollar el futuro (Develop the Future) In collaboration with the Cornell Small Farms Program, this section encourages long-term planning, saving, and exploring small-business opportunities in the U.S. or employees’ home countries. A – Activar la confianza (Activate Confidence) CAWD leads this segment focused on workplace communication, cultural navigation, and building confidence in conversations with supervisors.This special Virtual Office Hour will offer an inside look at the program’s development, curriculum, and impact—and provide attendees the opportunity to ask questions directly to the teams behind VIDA.

Nov 21, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Looking for a way to volunteer, learn more about gardening, grow your own food, or meet fellow garden lovers?Cornell Cooperative Extension Chemung County's FREE 2026-27 Master Gardener Volunteer Training Course may be just what you're looking for!Orientation: September 10, 2026 Weekly Saturday trainings begin September 12, 2026Interested? Contact Sophia at sat253@cornell.edu for additional details.

Nov 26, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Want to make a difference in your community and help address climate challenges?Cornell Climate Stewards is looking for motivated individuals across New York State to join its upcoming training program! Through this free, live online training, you'll gain valuable knowledge about climate science and learn how to take meaningful action in your local community. No cost to participateVirtual Thursday evening classesConnect with fellow New Yorkers committed to making a differenceThe next training session runs September 10 through December 3. After completing the training, Climate Stewards contribute at least 40 volunteer hours annually developing projects that address climate-related concerns in their communities.Interested? Contact Simone White at slw257@cornell.edu. Registration open until September 7th.

Nov 28, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Looking for a way to volunteer, learn more about gardening, grow your own food, or meet fellow garden lovers?Cornell Cooperative Extension Chemung County's FREE 2026-27 Master Gardener Volunteer Training Course may be just what you're looking for!Orientation: September 10, 2026 Weekly Saturday trainings begin September 12, 2026Interested? Contact Sophia at sat253@cornell.edu for additional details.

Dec 03, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Want to make a difference in your community and help address climate challenges?Cornell Climate Stewards is looking for motivated individuals across New York State to join its upcoming training program! Through this free, live online training, you'll gain valuable knowledge about climate science and learn how to take meaningful action in your local community. No cost to participateVirtual Thursday evening classesConnect with fellow New Yorkers committed to making a differenceThe next training session runs September 10 through December 3. After completing the training, Climate Stewards contribute at least 40 volunteer hours annually developing projects that address climate-related concerns in their communities.Interested? Contact Simone White at slw257@cornell.edu. Registration open until September 7th.

Dec 05, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Looking for a way to volunteer, learn more about gardening, grow your own food, or meet fellow garden lovers?Cornell Cooperative Extension Chemung County's FREE 2026-27 Master Gardener Volunteer Training Course may be just what you're looking for!Orientation: September 10, 2026 Weekly Saturday trainings begin September 12, 2026Interested? Contact Sophia at sat253@cornell.edu for additional details.

Dec 12, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Looking for a way to volunteer, learn more about gardening, grow your own food, or meet fellow garden lovers?Cornell Cooperative Extension Chemung County's FREE 2026-27 Master Gardener Volunteer Training Course may be just what you're looking for!Orientation: September 10, 2026 Weekly Saturday trainings begin September 12, 2026Interested? Contact Sophia at sat253@cornell.edu for additional details.

Dec 17, 2026, 12:00pm - 1:00pm

Cornell Agricultural Workforce Development (CAWD) is pleased to announce the next session of the Ag Workforce Central Virtual Office Hour, our premier virtual series offering timely, expert-led discussions on issues impacting today’s agricultural workforce. Each session connects farm owners, managers, and employees with Cornell specialists and guest speakers for practical strategies, regulatory updates, and leadership insights that support stronger, more engaged farm teams.The upcoming January 7, 2026 webinar will feature the debut of VIDA, a new life-skills program developed specifically for Hispanic farm employees and their families. Beginning mid-January 2025, VIDA will be offered entirely in Spanish through a partnership between CAWD, NYCAMH, NY FarmNet, and the Cornell Small Farms Program. This program is entirely free and will include access to monthly resources, a topical video recording, and a live video session which will take place the third Thursday of every month in 2026.VIDA—meaning “life” in Spanish—provides employees with essential tools for long-term well-being, confidence, and stability. The program includes four core pillars: V – Valorar la salud (Value Wellness) Led by NYCAMH, this module promotes physical and emotional well-being with guidance on health, stress management, dental care, nutrition, and preventive care. I – Informar para crecer (Inform for Growth) NY FarmNet equips employees with financial knowledge including banking basics, budgeting, safe credit use, and recognizing scams. D – Desarrollar el futuro (Develop the Future) In collaboration with the Cornell Small Farms Program, this section encourages long-term planning, saving, and exploring small-business opportunities in the U.S. or employees’ home countries. A – Activar la confianza (Activate Confidence) CAWD leads this segment focused on workplace communication, cultural navigation, and building confidence in conversations with supervisors.This special Virtual Office Hour will offer an inside look at the program’s development, curriculum, and impact—and provide attendees the opportunity to ask questions directly to the teams behind VIDA.

Dec 19, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Looking for a way to volunteer, learn more about gardening, grow your own food, or meet fellow garden lovers?Cornell Cooperative Extension Chemung County's FREE 2026-27 Master Gardener Volunteer Training Course may be just what you're looking for!Orientation: September 10, 2026 Weekly Saturday trainings begin September 12, 2026Interested? Contact Sophia at sat253@cornell.edu for additional details.

Dec 26, 2026, 12:00pm - 12:00pm

Looking for a way to volunteer, learn more about gardening, grow your own food, or meet fellow garden lovers?Cornell Cooperative Extension Chemung County's FREE 2026-27 Master Gardener Volunteer Training Course may be just what you're looking for!Orientation: September 10, 2026 Weekly Saturday trainings begin September 12, 2026Interested? Contact Sophia at sat253@cornell.edu for additional details.