Utica Events

Brian Jweid, Director of Civil Service Administration for Oneida County, was one of the many who tuned in to see what was going on at the site of the protest, and came across a particular man who has a dream - and he wants to help.

The event will bring many aspects of the popular on-grounds event to the Zoo’s social media. You can purchase a 'Party Box' that you can pick up at the Zoo or have shipped to your home to get the full experience.

With concerns of coronavirus on the rise and health officials suggesting that large gatherings should not take place, the committee in charge of the Utica Saint Patrick's Day Parade have made a decision regarding the parade this Sunday.

Thousands turned out again on a chilly, sunny day in Utica.

If you're a survivor of heart disease, a heart attack, or a stroke - or are living with a heart defect - your story can save lives.

Fans of Star Wars and The Mandalorian will love the newest paint and sip event coming to central New York.

It’s a new decade, and Eli Young Band plan to “Break It In” by hitting the road on a headlining tour. They'll make a stop at FrogFest 32 at the Utica/Rome Speedway May 30, presented by White's Farm Supply and Kubota.

This Sunday is the big game. Superbowl 54 is taking place in Miami, Florida with the San Francisco 49ers taking on the Kansas City Chiefs. If you're not into football, no worries, there's plenty of non-football related activities happening at the Utica Zoo this weekend!

There's less than a week until Christmas, and these wreath and centerpiece decorating classes will certainly get your kids in the holiday spirit.

This holiday season, you can give the gift of smiles and memories by booking a Red Panda encounter at the Utica Zoo. You can finally book for next year!

This year, December 14 is Wreaths Across America Day, and there are a number of ways you can help volunteers right here in central New York.

West End Brewing Company was the first brewery in the country to have a license, and the first to legally sell beer at the end of the Prohibition era. The Utica PCC recognizes that as a chance to celebrate as we head into the new year.