June 13-15: The Great New York State Food and Wine Festival
The Great New York State Food and Wine Festival at Cerow Recreation Park Arena on June 13-15.
Admission
$20 for general admission;
Military is $19;
Kids named 13 to 20 are $5;
Military kids named 13 to 20 are $4; and
Children aged 12 and younger are free.
Show Hours:
Friday, June 13, from 3 to 8 p.m.
Saturday, June 14, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday, June 15, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Information is available at 1000 Islands – Clayton Chamber of Commerce's website.
Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Yahoo
22 minutes ago
- Yahoo
Kristin Chenoweth Reveals One Broadway Role She "Would Love to Play"
"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Broadway's original Glinda the Good is about to don a very different crown. will return to The Great White Way for the first time in a decade, starring in an original musical titled The Queen of Versailles. Previews begin at the St. James Theatre this October for the show, which is loosely based on the real-life story of the Siegel family, who built the largest private home in America in Orlando, Florida. Written by Lindsey Ferrentino and directed by Michael Arden, Kristin is also teaming back up with Wicked composer Stephen Schwartz, who she jokes "had been threatening to write me a show for 22 years." Still, the Tony Award winner wants audiences to know, "It is not Wicked. It's very different. The score is very different. It's a very different kind of subject matter." Good Housekeeping spoke to Kristin ahead of the 2025 Tony Awards about the inspiration behind The Queen of Versailles, the challenges of bringing an original show to Broadway and whether audiences can expect another cameo from her and Idina Menzel in the upcoming movie musical sequel, Wicked: For Good. "I think our cameos are done, and I think it's nice because they paid homage to us. We got to do it, and now it's their turn," Kristin says of stars Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo. "I do know one secret that I can't tell, but I'm really excited to hear those girls sing "For Good." I'm probably going to weep. They're so in love with each other, and yet they're each their own person, very much like Idina and I were. And it's just nice to see. I'm really proud of them." When it comes to this season's crop of Broadway shows, she admits she's "behind," but notes that there are "so many good ones" running. "I support them all. There's always something to love about Broadway, always. Will it be my favorite thing in the world? Maybe not. But there's room for a lot of different kinds of pieces. And so I was really glad to see our Broadway so packed," she says. As for some of her favorites, and what's next on her list? "I loved Smash. I laughed my butt off. I helped develop Death Becomes Her — I was maybe going to do that show and made a different decision — but I loved Death Becomes Her, and I was really proud of the girls [Megan Hilty and Jennifer Simard.] I have not seen Dead Outlaw yet; I really want to go see that. I've got to see BOOP!" Idina, who famously originated the role of Elphaba alongside Kristin's Galinda, starred in the musical Redwood from February to May of this year. "Here's what I want to say, and this is really an important thing for me to say because it's what I believe. I love the revivals. Nicole [Scherzinger] is otherworldly in Sunset Boulevard. But as far as Redwood goes, and Smash, BOOP!, Dead Outlaw, Death Becomes Her, all these new shows — it is so hard to put on a new show. And as I told Idina, it's so brave of us to take something that is our baby and take a swing at it. And she took a big old swing and as far as I'm concerned, a big old home run. It was a beautiful performance. When I saw it, I was so moved, and I feel like it did not get its due," Kristin emphasizes. "I just have to applaud all the new pieces. It's so hard. I'm facing it myself. I've been working on The Queen of Versailles for several years. It is my baby," she continues. A few months out from beginning rehearsals on the Broadway stage, even the veteran performer experiences nerves. "I'd be a liar if I said I wasn't nervous. You work on something for so long and now I need the baby to be born. Good, bad or ugly." Kristin also gushed about her other baby, her rescue pup Thunder. The proud dog mom is partnering with dog food brand Nom Nom on their new campaign. Starring as "The Enrichment Witch"in a series of short videos, she chose to team up with Nom Nom for a simple reason. "When I saw Thunder eating this food, her whole demeanor was like, 'Oh my gosh this is the best food ever,'" Kristin tells us. "Which then leads into a great walk, which leads into a great playtime and treat time and cuddle time. It's a domino effect." The cockapoo mix also loves walks and chasing squirrels in the park, but she apparently does not love Kristin's newest co-star. "I am working with a dog in Queen of Versailles named Muumi. Muumi is a white Pomeranian, and Thunder and Muumi are not friends. Thunder is very jealous. And she's got to work through that, so wish me luck," Kristin laughs. Dog mom, Glinda, Queen of such an extensive resume, are there any dream roles left on Kristin's Broadway bucket list? "Down the pike, there are roles that I would love to do," she shares. "I certainly love Mame. I'm Auntie Mame in a lot of ways to a lot of kids, to my students and cousins. I also have a really close relationship with my nephew, so that nephew/aunt relationship is close to my heart. And I haven't gotten to see Audra [McDonald] in Gypsy, but that's one role that I would love to play one day. Of course, Hello, Dolly! is another one," she adds. "I also think, is there another part being written right now that I don't know about?" Thank goodness! You Might Also Like 67 Best Gifts for Women That'll Make Her Smile The Best Pillows for Every Type of Sleeper
Yahoo
23 minutes ago
- Yahoo
Tom Felton Shrugs Off JK Rowling Controversy After Announcing Harry Potter Return
Tom Felton is shrugging off the controversy surrounding JK Rowling as he prepares to return to the Harry Potter franchise. Last week, it was announced that the former child star would be returning to the role of Draco Malfoy, playing a grown-up version of the character as part of the Broadway play Harry Potter And The Cursed Child. Tom Felton is reprising Draco Malfoy in 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' on joins the show on Nov. 11 for 19 weeks. This marks Felton's Broadway debut and the first time an original 'Harry Potter' actor has joined the stage productionhttps:// — Variety (@Variety) June 5, 2025 In recent years, the Harry Potter brand has been tarnished for some critics following its creator's commentary about issues relating to the trans community, which has most recently included deliberately misgendering several prolific transgender public figures. Because of this, Tom's casting in the Broadway production of Cursed Child raised eyebrows from some fans when it was first announced. On Sunday night, the British actor was a guest at the Tony Awards, where he announced the winner of the Best Featured Actress In A Play prize alongside Carrie Preston. Before the ceremony, Tom was asked by Variety if he had any thoughts around the controversy surrounding Rowling, and whether it 'impacted' him. 'No, I can't say it does,' he responded. 'I'm not really that attuned to it. 'The only thing I always remind myself is that I've been lucky enough to travel the world – here I am in New York – and I have not seen anything bring the world together more than Potter. And she's responsible for that, so I'm incredibly grateful.' Tom Felton says the controversy around J.K. Rowling's political views doesn't impact him: "I'm not really that attuned to it...I have not seen anything bring the world together more than Potter. She's responsible for that, so I'm incredibly grateful." # — Variety (@Variety) June 8, 2025 After the interview was shared on social media, many X users had a lot of feelings in response to Tom's comments… That's the problem ain't it, people not caring about issues that don't 'impact them.' — Alicia Stella (@AliciaStella) June 9, 2025 What a privileged straight white man take. — 🥀_ Imposter_🥀 (@Imposter_Edits) June 8, 2025 "twitterverse controversy" and it's jk rowling directly saying that the funds from her new media will go into dismantling the lives and rights of trans felton is a hideous, privileged, white cishet man. but the interviewer sucks, too. — love is a gift. confront injustice. be free. 🍉 (@sistertonin) June 8, 2025 so he's saying he's choosing to actively ignore the lives of queer people that are being endangered by rowling's views because... *checks notes* he gets money and chances to travel? sure, that's TOTALLY more important than literal lives and rights being denied! /s — lu⁷ extraña a vi (@teuviolet) June 9, 2025 must be nice to not have empathy and care about trans rights… — beth 🍄 (@readbybeth) June 9, 2025 Fuck Tom Felton. Fuck J.K. Rowling. You should be ashamed. — Cowboy Peixinho 𐚁 (@Hugo_Peixinho_) June 8, 2025 'I've never seen anything bring the world together more than Potter'Ngl this fucking REEKS of narcissism. — Red / Yangy 🏴🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ (They/Them) (@RedYoungTYR) June 9, 2025 don't listen to this careless man, us slytherins PROTECT THE DOLLS 🏳️⚧️🐍 — w (@wavesneverseen) June 9, 2025 Anyways shoutout to the golden trio who didn't sell their souls away and support the 🏳️⚧️ community — Aylin🇦🇲🇹🇷🇬🇷🇮🇹🇫🇷 (@VoilalaLucio) June 9, 2025 In 2021, Tom was asked for his 'reaction' to the backlash Rowling had received in the wake of her early comments about the trans community during an interview with ET Canada. He responded: 'I don't have a reaction to that, I'm afraid. As I said, I'm not Mr Social Affairs. I didn't even know that that was a thing and lord knows I'm the last person that's going to wade in on opinions about what other people are saying.' A year later, he said at a fan event: 'Personally, I love everyone. As long as we all love each other, I think the world will be a much better place.' Tom's former co-stars Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint have previously spoken out in solidarity with the trans community in light of Rowling's remarks – prompting several responses from the Harry Potter author. Paapa Essiedu Raises Eyebrows By Calling For Trans Support After Joining Harry Potter Series John Lithgow Reacts To Backlash Over His Casting In Controversial Harry Potter TV Series Pedro Pascal Brands JK Rowling A 'Heinous Loser' In Light Of Supreme Court's Trans Ruling
The Verge
31 minutes ago
- The Verge
Posted Jun 9, 2025 at 4:30 AM EDT
Stranger, newer worlds. The latest trailer for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds ' third season is a bit less kitsch than last time around, teasing action beats and character development rather than campy costumes, but it's no less fun. The show returns to Paramount Plus with two episodes at once on July 17th, almost two years after it last left our screens, and a fourth season is already on the way.
