The Tri-Cities have an abundance of cultural venues and activities for all to enjoy. But Geneva stands out for its art galleries, handmade jewelry, fashions that make artistic statements, and unique furniture and accoutrements of exceptional artistic expression found in shops throughout its famous downtown area.

This small portion of the mural painted by Geneva artist Fatima Figueiredo is one of many treasures you can find in downtown Geneva. Be sure to stop in and see it at the Geneva History Center.

Find more of Geneva’s artistic treasures here…

Be prepared for snow and ice

Watch out for snow routes and winter storm parking regulations. Find the information here .

City forms Economic Development Commission

The role of the commission is to understand the needs of business and help the city develop public policy that keeps Geneva growing economically. Meet the new commissioners here.

Businesses are on the move…

Several Geneva businesses have found new digs and some new shops are open. Find all the details in Nuggets.

There’s nothing blue about winter in Geneva

Here are some suggestions to keep cabin fever at bay and experience Geneva in the winter.

The art of creating a community

Get in touch with your inner artist and help to shape Geneva for future generations.

League of Women Voters schedules candidate forums

Get an updated schedule for the two forums Jan. 23 and Feb. 23 here. Democratic candidates for the newly redrawn 14th Congressional District are scheduled to appear at the Feb. 23 forum.

Geneva’s Stars are dancing for art

Voting for your favorite couple is underway. Support the arts in Geneva. Find details here plus more events happening around the area.

What you can do to help the local economy

Geneva’s Chamber of Commerce has a simple plan with great rewards for the community. Think, buy, shop local!.

Meet a local artist

In 1939 Kate Raftery commissioned William Moulis to paint murals for The Little Traveler. Their partnership lead to a residency and a life spent in the arts. Read more here.

Healing arts

Theater stage manager Kate Collins received support and healing through the LivingWell Cancer Center. Read about her journey here.