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Keep an eye out for the free concerts in particular. Worth stopping for the view of Cornell and Cayuga Lake without any events.
is a section of State St. closed to vehicles with shops and restaurants. The Commons has weekly concerts in the summer and hosts numerous Ithaca festivals.
is the largest of the Finger Lakes by surface area. Accessible at Stewart Park, Cass Park, and the Farmer's Market within Ithaca and at Taughannock State Park and Myers Park just outside of Ithaca. Popular activities include Swimming, Kayaking, and Paddleboarding.
Several of the floors have steady exhibits, but they bring in new art and other, sometimes interactive exhibits several times a year. The 5th floor houses an impressive collection of Asian art but also happens to have one of the nicest views of Ithaca, the Cornell campus, and Cayuga Lake.
formerly Cornell Plantations