Bringing you a big league show at a small town price, the Binghamton Mets provide a spectacle that simply cannot be missed. Whether you're there to catch a glimpse of future big league stars or have a thirst for some of our national pastime, NYSEG Stadium is the place to be when the Mets are in town. Take the opportunity to immerse yourself in Binghamton culture with some delicious spiedies at the ballpark or enjoy their famous Two-for-Tuesdays or Thirsty Thursdays with some of your closest friends. Whether you’re here for the food, the game, or a nice night out catching your local baseball team is an experience that you just shouldn’t miss. CommuniKey Fact: Over half of the New York Mets 2011 opening day lineup were former B-Mets (yeah, these guys are good.)

Q: How many people can say they have Calder Cup Champions playing hockey in their back yard? A: You guys. If you haven't made a trip to the Arena to see the BSens in action, you're definitely going to want to add it to your Binghamton Bucket List. Don't watch hockey? No worries, this is a pretty great place to start. Over half of the Ottawa (that's the NHL franchise for those of you not "in the know") Senators were originally BSens, so yeah, these guys are legit. CommuniKey Fact: #22 and #27 look familiar? That's Dave Dziurzynski and Mike Hoffman, our celebrity judges for our first ever "No Guts, No Glory" eating contest.

Tired of the typical college party scene? Hop in the car and head on out to The Cider Mill Playhouse, which produces a diverse array of plays and musicals throughout the year. The Cider Mill Playhouse is 100% not-for-profit so not only will you experience an entertaining show but you’re also helping out a great cause. CommuniKey Fact: Connected to the Cider Mill Playhouse is the Cider Mill which pumps out gallons of delicious cider and other seasonal treats each fall. You have to try it.

Roberson Museum and Science Center serves the Binghamton region as the only major cultural institution committed to preserving and interpreting the area’s rich cultural heritage. Roberson offers unique experiences that are unmatched in the region by providing exciting exhibitions, interactive programs and fun events! Already an important part of the community, Roberson now features a new digital planetarium and a fully restored early 20th century mansion. Be on the lookout for events all year long at Roberson including the Home for the Holidays display and the extremely popular Wine and Food Fest. CommuniKey Fact: The Roberson Mansion has been listed by many paranormal sites as a haunted location. There is a long history of guests and staff members who have said they’ve experienced encounters or several unexplained incidents.

Is your nightly routine getting old?  The ART Mission & Theater, located right downtown, is on a mission to bring you the best cinema, visual and performing arts in Binghamton.  You’ll be hard-pressed to find other local theaters showing these great independent and foreign films.  The ART Mission & Theater is more than just films - free art exhibitions by established artists and community events are staples of this great community arts center. They have a duplex theatre and are always showing something that will spark your interest.  CommuniKey Fact: Catch a movie and popcorn before heading out to the other art galleries during the First Friday Art Walk in Downtown Binghamton every month.

Looking for an authentic theatre experience in Binghamton (yes, it's possible)? Then, check out the KNOW Theatre, located right on the outskirts of Downtown, on the corner of Court and Carroll Streets. The KNOW Theatre specializes in putting on cutting-edge, dramatic and comedic productions that will keep you on the edge of your seat and have you coming back for more. CommuniKey Fact: The KNOW Theatre resides in a converted fire station now known as the Binghamton Stage, which can seat up to 86 patrons.

Tri-Cities Opera has been the cultural centerpiece of the Southern Tier of New York for over fifty years. Founded in 1949 by Peyton Hibbitt and the late Carmen Savoca, this regional opera company enjoys an exceptional reputation in the opera world for its Resident Artist Training Program, beautiful sets and costumes and outstanding opera productions. Now we know that the opera doesn’t scream “fun” and “exciting” but you might be surprised. CommuniKey Fact: It wouldn’t hurt you to be cultured...