sock hop

Break out the poodle skirts and letterman jackets and help raise funds for local youth. Sock Hop at the First United Methodist Church (66 Chestnut St.) in Oneonta, November 8, 2014.  Doors open at 5pm and the music starts at 6pm.

This Saturday, November 8th, take a trip back in time to the fun music of the 1950's and 60's at a Sock Hop at the First United Methodist Church (66 Chestnut St.) in Oneonta.

Thank you to everyone who came out to our sock hop this past Saturday night.  Your donations of nonperishable food items will help make the holidays brighter for many families in our area.  Food items will benefit the Salvation Army's Holiday food basket program...

The first sock hop of the season was this past Saturday night at the Oneonta Boys and Girls Club.  The club did an amazing job decorating for the party.  Every inch was covered with theme decorations.  It looked great!  Singer Tom Pondolfino

Townsquare Media and Scavo's Body Shop are proud to officially kick off our Sock Hop season this Saturday, October 27, 2012,at the Oneonta Boys and Girls Club on River Street.  These family friendly events help area groups and organizations raise money for their cause...

The final Townsquare Media Sock Hop of the season was a BIG success!  Singers George Wells, Big Chuck, Tom Pondolfino, Mary Frances Perricone, Mallory Hunter, Jeff Wood and Tracie Coleman rocked the house!  The Otsego County Fair Board worked hard on the grill to feed a hungry crowd...

Our last Sock Hop of the season is this Sunday April 29th at the Otsego County Fairgrounds to benefit the Bob Dutcher Memorial Fund.  Doors open at noon, showtime at 1pm.  The hula hoop contest is back!  Best dressed contest too.  Silent auction including gift basket of all different themes (day at the beach, country, pets, gardening, kids, family game night, etc), jewelry, manicure sets, candles,

Save the date, April 29, 2012, 1pm at the Otsego County Fairgrounds in Morris for the last Sock Hop of the Season.  This one's personal as it benefits the Bob Dutcher Memorial Fund (my Dad) which awards youth exhibitors and helps with much needed improvements on the grounds...