What to expect, so far:

Saturday, 10/16, from 10 am to 6 pm at The Forum Theater – Free Admission: “Creating the Twilight Zone Bible” an in-person talk with Marc Zicree, author of The Twilight Zone Companion

“Children of the Zone” a discussion with virtual guests R.C. Matheson and Christopher Beaumont, sons of Twilight Zone writers Richard Matheson and Charles Beaumont

“Binghamton’s Walking Distance” – Paul Cienniwa, executive director of the Binghamton Philharmonic,discusses ndiscusses next year’s live performances of the beloved Twilight Zone episode

“O’Toole From Moscow” – John Kiesewetter, journalist and author, presents a live reading/performanceof this “lost” Rod Serling comedy

“Twilight Zone Jeopardy” – Nick Parisi hosts this fth dimension version of the classic game show – with prizes!

“As Timeless as Innity: A Rod Serling Monument” – Throughout the day, we will discuss the Foundation’splans to install a Rod Serling statue in Binghamton’s Recreation Park and the amazing items that we willbe offering in exchange for donations.

Sunday, 10/17, 10 am to 4 pm at The Helen Foley Theater atThe Rod Serling School of Fine Arts - Free Admission: “Music in the Night Gallery” – Reba Wissner (author of Music in the Twilight Zone) discussesthe haunting scores of Rod Serling’s Night Gallery

“R“Re-Zoning the Gallery” – Paul Gallagher’s (Shadows and Substance blog) multi-media presentationon Rod Serling’s genius in adapting classic short stories into Night Gallery episodes “Rod Serling’s Binghamton” – Serling scholar Larry Kassan discusses Rod’s ties to his hometown,with special attention to his relationship with teacher, Helen Foley, and the history of the Rod SerlingSchool of Fine Arts MOREMORE TO COME!!