The Vestal Museum is a department of the Town of Vestal and is an organization dedicated to the preservation and presentation of local arts and history. The Vestal Museum serves as the repository of local artifacts and archives. Public education is accomplished through collection care, exhibits and public and school programs. Museum programs are developed in cooperation with Vestal Historical Society members and community volunteers.
13 Jun 2019
Join us on Saturday, June 29th from 1PM-3PM for a vast exhibition of antique postcards directly revealed from the archives of the Vestal Museum.
Tioga County Courier’s former Homegrown columnist, M.K. Thomas will be speaking from 1PM-2PM on the art of preserving oral traditions through print.
Kids craft from 2PM-3PM; decorate your own post card to send from the Vestal Museum to a friend or loved one!
The Vestal Museum is located at 328 Vestal Pkwy E, Vestal, NY 13850 next to the Vestal Public Library.
28 Feb 2019
Come have a cup of coffee, tea, or other beverages while listening to the talents of Ben Arnold in the intimate Vestal Museum! Enjoy a great musician, great acoustics, and a great atmosphere! There is a suggested donation of $10. Come early and stay late! You definitely don’t want to miss this one!
Ben Arnold is reintroducing himself. A songwriter, musician, performer and producer, he remains longtime fixture on the Philadelphia musical landscape. He has toured regularly throughout the country as well as Europe for the better part of the last 25 years. Originally signed to Columbia Records in the 90’s, Ben has since released countless label supported and independent records over the decades. Always down for the challenge of re-invention and experimentation, you will see him constantly visiting far-flung points on the musical map. He has, for years been involved in collaborative projects such as 4 Way Street (Sanctuary/BMG), US Rails (Blue Rose/Europe), the Los Angeles based indie rock band Pistol For Ringo as well as David Uosikinnen’s In The Pocket: Essential Songs Of Philadelphia.
His constant output of new material is a testament to the continual growth of his creative muscles as well as a product of the many worlds in which Ben Arnold operates. His most recent releases “Lost Keys” and “Sunday Morning Meltdown” explore the feel, culture and politics of American music of the 60s-70s thru the lens of the questions of the here and now.
With a crusty, curmudgeonly, but loving take on the world around, Ben Arnold continues to reveal more of himself with every record and live performance. Always a different day, another mood and another view on the human condition. This is not an artist who has simply paid his dues. Ben Arnold is compelled to doing what he does, and does so with one of the most unique, if little known voices in music today.
Featured Object
Our Featured Object of the Week: this beautiful Handel Lamp with a chipped ice shade and double gourd base. It was originally part of the Rounds House in Vestal. Stop by and check it out to learn more!
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