GENESEE • LIVINGSTON • ORLEANS • WYOMING

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Sun. 11am to 8pm
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Savor summer throughout the GLOW region

By KORI SCIANDRA playgrounds, nature trails, Marsh overlooks. make the region so spec-
ksciandra@batavianews.com hayrides, softball field, ten- n The Genesee Valley tacular. From geographical
Summer is about to hits nis court, basketball court, Conservancy, a non-profit resources such as Letch-
its stride in the GLOW re- horseshoes, shuffleboard, land trust based in Geneseo, worth State Park to outdoor
gion. live entertainment and manages about a half-doz- activities such as hiking, for-
One of the best times of more. en nature preserves around aging, and more. This event
the year is also a time for n Timberline Camp- Livingston and Steuben will celebrate local but think
patio bands, outdoor recre- ground, 8150 Vallance Rd., counties, including the In- globally by exploring con-
ation, weekend festivals and Le Roy, is in close proximity dian Fort and Chanler Is- servation, land use, and cli-
other activities. The GLOW to dinner cruises on the Erie land preserves in Geneseo, mate change awareness.
region is packed with sum- Canal, Six Flags Darien Lake and The Gully and Mill n Tour the Autism Na-
mer activities for the entire and Letchworth State Park. Creek preserves in Wayland. ture Trail (The ANT). The
family to enjoy together n Cherry Hill Camp- For details, go to https:// ANT at Letchworth State
including a trip to Six Flags ground is directly across www.geneseevalleyconser- Park is the first-of-its-kind
Darien Lake, Friday night from Six Flags Darien Lake. experience in nature de-
vancy.org/all-preserves.
concerts at Jackson Square The campground offers signed for visitors on the
n The Genesee Valley
and a free fishing weekend lush, shaded campsites, BEN BEAGLE/LIVINGSTON COUNTY NEWS autism spectrum and with
Great Outdoors Fest is a a range of abilities. The trail
in June throughout New each with a picnic table and Water flows over a waterfall at the Indian Fort Nature
York State. a fire ring/ There are large Preserve in Geneseo, one of many places in the GLOW new event scheduled from is appropriate and enjoy-
Tour the outdoors at the open areas for games, vol- region to get in touch with nature. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 29 and able for all abilities and ag-
Iroquois National Wildlife leyball, horseshoe pits and recreation programs may fledge in July. Eagles are 30 at Genesee Country Vil- es. The ANT is a one-mile
Refuge or Explore The ANT tether ball and great hiking also have swim classes lage & Museum, 1410 Flint looped main trail with eight
likely to be observed flying Hill Road, Mumford. This stations at various intervals,
during your next family ad- trails. available.
venture. n Jellystone Park of above the refuge, especially event encourages patrons
n Six Flags Darien Lake, See SAVOR T4
Here are 20 or so places Western New York, 5204 9993 Allegany Rd., Darien from Cayuga and Ringneck to explore all the things that
and events to enjoy the start Youngers Rd., North Java Center, offers a day filled
of the spring season in Gen- is filled with fun including with twisty water slides and Fallbrook Farms Botanical Gardens and
esee, Livingston, Orleans a water park, pond, swim- fun for the entire family. Geneseo Acupuncture & Integrative Medicine presents:
and Wyoming counties: ming pool, playground,
n Palm Island Indoor
laser tag, bounce area and
IT’S CAMPING TIME Water Park, 8250 Park Rd.,
more. Visit with Yogi Bear
Batavia, is a water park in-
As the RVs start to roll into and friends as you enjoy
side the Quality Inn and
rural areas with campsites, a weekend or week filled
Suites. The 10,000-square-
it’s a sign that summer has with exploration around the
foot water park features
arrived and its campfire park.
slides – Paradise Plunge and
time. Make the most of your
local campgrounds and JOIN A SWIMMING CLUB OR Crazy Cobra – two enclosed
24-foot tall body slides that
make some summer mem- HEAD TO A WATER PARK
loop around the outside of
ories. Learning to swim is of the
the building, and Monsoon
n Lei-Ti Campground & utmost importance. It’s a
Lagoon for younger chil-
Recreational Community, skill that can be learned at a
dren. The park is open from
9979 Francis Rd., Batavia, young age and will be useful
10 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekends.
has been voted one of the knowledge throughout your
entire life. For more information, call
top 100 campgrounds in
n Your local YMCA like-
(585) 344-2100.
North America. The camp-
ground offers amenities ly offers swimming classes,
including full hookup 50- which doubles as a great EXPLORE THE OUTDOORS Special Events at Fallbrook Farms Botanicals:
amp pull thru sites, picnic way to cool off and beat n Tour outdoors at the
tables, large fire rings on the heat. n Byrncliff Golf Iroquois National Wildlife Midsummer's Evening Love Stories with Storyteller Jay Stetzer, Jun 24, 7:30pm
each site, Wi-Fi hot spots, Resort & Banquets, 2357 Refuge, 1101 Casey Rd., Ba- Natural Fiber Dyeing with Linda Franke, July 8, 10am
a fitness room and fully Humphrey Rd., Varysburg, som. The largest wildlife ref- Nature Camps with Genesee Valley Learning Leaps, ages 6-12, Jul 10-13, Aug 7-10, 1-4pm
stocked country store. Fun pairs with a couple local uge in New York State allows Growing Curious Medicine, Aug 12, 10am Tasting tour.
at the campground features townships – such as Shel- visitors to explore the trails Orienteering for Families by Trail Otter Private instruction available all season.
18-hole mini golf, swim- don and Bennington – to and take in the animal hav-
ming pool, beach, fishing provide residents with a en. See birds and bald eagles See website for details or call 585-243-1774
on a crystal clear 5-acre lake, Summer Swim Program along your exploration. Bald GeneseoAcupuncture.com "events"
lounge and meeting room, through Youth Recreation eagles have established nest * With thanks to Livingston County Back-to Business Grant.
video arcade, two huge Programs. Some summer sites on the refuge. Eagles
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Savor
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offering a range of experi-

ences from quiet engage-
ment to active exploration
and adventure. The ANT is
adjacent to the Humphrey
Nature Center inside Letch-
worth State Park.
To visit, use the Castile
entrance to Letchworth
during Park hours. Once
inside the Castile entrance,
it takes about 5 minutes to
reach The ANT by car, fol-
lowing the signs.
PHOTO COURTESY OF THE FAIRY DOORS OF DANSVILLE
EMBRACE THE Explore the magic that comes with each different door as
OUTDOOR MUSIC SCENE Kay and Bill McDonald perform as The Old Hippies during a summer concert at Jackson part of the Fairy Doors of Dansville.
n Almost Queen/Rock- Square in Batavia. The duo returns this summer to Jackson Square and will appear at 7 p.m., Feedback, playing Gone Wild, the Who Dats
in’ the Downs Summer several other community concerts. They are often joined by musical friends. Motown to country; July and Highway 31.
Concert Series will kick off 17 at 11 a.m., Dave Stock- Bullard Park is a 26-acre
at 6 p.m. June 23 at Batavia A four-piece band, Almost Friday night outdoor con- 23; Old Hippies, June 30;
Queen delivers a live per- certs are scheduled from 7 Skycats, July 7; Jim E. Leggs, ton, electric mix; July 24 at village-owned public park
Downs Gaming & Hotel, 7 p.m., Mr. Mustard, music located one block south
8315 Park Rd., Batavia. The formance showcasing sig- to 9 p.m. in downtown Bat- July 14; Bluesway Band, Ju-
ly 21; Creekbend, July 28; from the period of the Beat- of the Erie Canal. The
summer’s opening act is nature four-part harmonies avia at Jackson Square be-
Don Newcomb, Aug. 4; les; July 31 at 6:30 p.m., Celt- park contains three picnic
billed as the most authentic and intricate musical inter- tween Center and Jackson shelters, two baseball dia-
Songbirds, Aug. 11; Ohms ic Spirit, a pipe band; Aug.
Queen live show since the ludes. streets. Summer concerts monds, a large children’s
Band, Aug. 18; and Ghost 14 at 6:30 p.m., The 3 Dats,
days of Queen themselves. n Jackson Square free include Old Hippies, June playground, a basketball
Riders, Aug. 25. Concerts softer rock; Aug. 21 at 6:30
p.m. Blue Sky, country clas- court, a hard surface skate-

Summer Home
are brought to you by the
We are Downtown Batavia Busi- sics. For more information, boarding area, a sledding
ready anytime! ness Improvement District call (585) 765-9041 or email
ecebula@nioga.org.
hill, and restroom facilities.
n Many local commu-

Improvement
and supporters.
“IT’S WHAT n The 3rd annual Little n Holley Concerts on nities including Dansville,
WE DO” Lakes Music & Arts Festival the Canal are scheduled Le Roy, Leicester and others
is slated for 1 to 7 p.m. Aug. Friday evenings from July have weekly summer con-
5 and 6 at the Hemlock Fair- 7 to Aug. 25 at 29 East Ave., certs.
ground, 1 Fair St., Hemlock. Holley. The lineup includes: EXPLORE THE
The event will feature three July 7, Feedback; July 14, FAIRY DOORS OF DANSVILLE
days of live music on two Ghostriders; July 21, The
Dansville’s Fairy Doors
stages, RV and tent camp- Who Dats, July 28, Old Hip- is a fully accessible trail
ing, arts and crafts vendors, pies; Aug. 4, Eagle Creek; of little doors, each one a
food trucks, and Littleville Aug. 11, Brick; Aug.18, Don unique piece of folk art that
for the kids, a Family camp- Newcomb; and Aug. 25, Tri- often reflects the nature of
ing area with room for the ple Play. For more informa- its host’s business or loca-
kids to play in the center of tion call (585) 638-6367. tion. There are 23 whimsical
it all. n The 8th annual Albi-
78 Years in Business n Yates’ Concerts on the on Summer Fest & Rock
little doors in the business
district, with several more
Lawn, Lyndonville, will be the Park is slated for 11 in the trees of Pioneer Park
Monday nights from June 26 a.m. Aug. 5 on East Ave., Al- next to the Dansville Area
to Aug. on the lawn of Yates bion. Sponsored by the Al- Historical Museum.
RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • AGRICULTURAL Community Library, 15 bion Lions Club, the event Use the free map to seek
Trusted. Reliable. Professional. North Main St., Lyndonville. will feature a full day of live out the locations of all the
Richard Wendt, President The free concerts include: music, arts & crafts, food & doors and stop by Dogwood
Fully Insured & Free Estimates June 26 at 7 p.m., Barker beverage vendors. Proceeds Trading Company to re-
128 Cedar St. Batavia, NY • 585-343-2400 / 585-356-4300
Community Band-Concert will benefit the Rebuild Bul- ceive a surprise.
Band Favorites; July 3 at 7 lard initiative. This year’s
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p.m. Old Hippies; July 10 at performers include Nerds
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Batavia Muckdogs
Baseball
HOME SCHEDULE
JUNE Sunday, June 25th -vs- Geneva Red Wings at 4:05PM
FREE TSHIRTS NIGHT
Friday, July 14th -vs- Rochester at 6:35PM
IRISH NIGHT
Saturday, June 3rd -vs- Elmira Pioneers at 6:35PM (Presented by O’Lacy’s)
OPENING NIGHT  FIREWORKS Tuesday, June 27th -vs- Niagara Power at 6:35PM
(Presented by Graham Corporation, UR Medical & Oak Orchard Health) GUARANTEED WIN NIGHT Saturday, July 15th -vs- Auburn DoubleDays at 6:35PM
FIREWORKS
Sunday, June 4th -vs- Niagara Power at 4:05PM Thursday, June 29th -vs- Niagara Power at 6:35PM (Presented by O-AT-KA Milk Products)
DAILY NEWS NIGHT  MEET THE TEAM THIRSTY THURSDAY $2 BEER
Sunday, July 16th -vs- Newark Pilots at 4:05PM
Tuesday, June 6th -vs- Niagara Power at 6:35PM
NO FARMS NO FOOD NIGHT JULY 716 NIGHT
(Presented by Alleghany Farm Services) Saturday, July 1st -vs- Queen City at 6:35PM Wednesday, July 19th -vs- Jamestown Tarp Skunks at 6:35PM
FIREWORKS  CANADIAN $ AT PAR WEENIE WEDNESDAY  $1 HOTDOGS
Friday, June 9th -vs- Geneva Red Wings at 6:35PM (Presented by HP Hood & Turnbull Heating & Air)
FREE POSTER SCHEDULE Friday, July 21st -vs- Newark Pilots at 6:35PM
Monday, July 3rd -vs- Erie Buffalo at 6:35PM MILITARY APPRECIATION NIGHT
Saturday, June 10th -vs- Diesel at 6:35PM MICHAEL NAPOLEONE MEMORIAL FOUNDATION NIGHT & POST GAME FIREWORKS (Presented by Geico)
WHOLELIFE FITNESS NIGHT (Presented by Chapin Manufacturing)
Saturday, July 22nd -vs- Diesel at 6:35PM
Monday, June 12th -vs- Auburn DoubleDays at 6:35PM Wednesday, July 5th -vs- Jamestown Tarp Skunks at 6:35PM FREE DIAMOND DANCE PHOTO
DEWEY’S BIRTHDAY WEENIE WEDNESDAY  $1 HOTDOGS
Tuesday, July 25th -vs- Niagara Power at 6:35PM
Friday, June 16th -vs- Auburn DoubleDays at 6:35PM Friday, July 7th -vs- Syracuse Salt Cats at 6:35PM STOP DWI NIGHT
BLUE DEVILS NIGHT  FIREWORKS FAITH & FAMILY NIGHT
(Presented by Skyworks & Batavia Downs) Thursday, July 27th -vs- Newark Pilots at 6:35PM
Saturday, July 8th -vs- Elmira Pioneers at 6:35PM FREE TEAM PHOTO NIGHT
Monday, June 19th -vs- Newark Pilots at 6:35PM FREE TINY PINEY THUNDERSTICKS (Presented by Pennysaver)
ARC OF GLOW GIVEAWAY
Tuesday, July 11th -vs- Geneva Red Wings at 6:35PM Saturday, July 29th -vs- Niagara Power at 6:35PM
Thursday, June 22 -vs- Jamestown Tarp Skunks at 6:35PM
nd
GUARANTEED WIN NIGHT BRING PET FOOD  GET IN FREE
TOMPKINS BANK OF CASTILE NIGHT
Thursday, July 13th -vs- Elmira Pioneers at 6:35PM Number of givewaways and promotions
Saturday, June 24 -vs- Elmira Pioneers at 6:35PM
th
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS NIGHT COUNCIL 325 are subject to change
HELICOPTER CANDY DROP & STRIKE OUT CANCER NIGHT
(Presented by Wilmot Cancer Center) Check out our website for more great fan experiences!

For tickets visit the Dwyer Stadium Box office or Call 585-524-2260
For Group Tickets Contact Marc Witt at MWitt.canusa@gmail.com

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Savor
From T4

2023 Fairy Door hosts include

Dansville ArtWorks, Dans-
ville Public Library, Dog-
wood Trading Company,
North Dansville Town Hall,
Tony’s Pizzeria, Mill Creek
Optical, Genesee Valley
Federal Credit Union, Dog-
wood Floral Company, Vil-
lage Clipper, Empire Realty,
Sugar Bowl, Star Theatre,
Howard Hanna, Rushbot-
tom Heights Salon, Clara
Saturday, August 12th, 2023 Barton Chapter American
10am - 6pm Red Cross, Dansville Area
Historical Museum, Mike
Adam Insurance, Dansville
Family Dental, Thomas P.
Wamp Real Estate, MacFad-
den Coffee Company, Lori’s
Elite Hair Design, WDNY MARK GUTMAN/DAILY NEWSFILE PHOTOGRAPH
Radio, and R’Meraki Hair Bob Langendorfer, manager of Fowlers Taffy Stand, goes around the head as he stretches
Salon, with more being add- out some taffy during the 2022 Wyoming County Fair.
ed.
LAKE ONTARIO EXPLORATIONS tion call (888) 733-5246 or Aug. 12 to 19 at Wyoming
These little doors will
n New York Free Fish- visit www.loc.org. Orleans County Fairgrounds, 70
be in place indefinitely to County weigh stations are at
ing Days include June 24 Main St., Pike, http://www.
delight children of all ages. Narby’s Tackle & Superette wyomingcountyfair.org/.
Fairy door trail maps are and 25, Sept. 23 and 24, and
Nov. 11. Try fishing for the and Ernst’s Lake Breeze Ma- FESTIVALS AND MORE
available at all fairy door rina.
host locations. first time. Invite a friend A more complete festival
to New York to fish. Take a FAIR FUN guide appears later in this
MORE CHILDS PLAY spouse or significant other All four GLOW region section, but here’s a sample:
The Enchanted Faery fishing. Take the family fish- counties have a county fair n The Outdoor Rec Fest
Festival with Mystical ing ... and don’t forget the with 4-H exhibits and ani- at Letchworth State Park is
Creatures is slated for grandparents. During Free mal shows, midways, classic scheduled from 10 a.m. to 2
June 24. Events will be at Fishing Days/Weekends, fair food, contests and lots p.m. July 1 on the Trailside
Creekside Floral & De- anyone can fish the fresh of entertainment. Dates in- Lodge lawn, between Trail-
sign, 509 Main St., Medina; waters of New York State clude: side Lodge and the Hum-
Downtown Medina, 451 and no fishing license is re- n Hemlock “Little phrey Nature Preserve.
Main St., Medina; and Ro- quired. All other freshwater World’s” Fair, July 18 to 22 There will be snacks, live
tary Park, 505 Main St., Me- fishing regulations still ap- at Hemlock Fairgrounds, demonstrations of equip-
dina. ply. 7370 Fair St., Hemlock, ment, how-tos, and guided
Dress up as a faery or n Lake Ontario Coun- https://hemlockfair.org/; outings and group activi-
mystical creature. All ages ties Fall Trout & Salmon n Genesee County Fair, ties. There is no attendance
welcome. Stop by the tent Derby is slated for Aug. 18 to July 22 to 29 at Genesee fee and no pre-registration
in Rotary Park to pick up a Sept. 4 at Ernst Lake Breeze County Fairgrounds, 5056 required to attend ($10 park
scavenger hunt form, make Marina, 990 Point Breeze East Main Street Rd., Bat- fee still applies).
faery dust, have your face Rd., Kent and Narby’s Su- avia, https://www.gcfair. The day will feature busi-
painted, and take a pho- perette & Tackle, 1292 Oak com/; nesses from the Genesee
to with the themed photo Orchard Rd., Kent. The third n Orleans County 4-H Valley such as outdoor out-
board. Then, join the hunt of three LOC Derbies offer- Fair, July 24 to 29 at the Or- fitters, campgrounds, na-
to find 12 faeries and 10 ing more than $44,000 in leans County Fairgrounds, ture preserves, hospitality
faery doors that will be hid- cash and prizes with a grand 12690 Route 31, Albion, destinations, adaptive rec-
den at various downtown prize of $15,000 for the larg- https://orleans.cce.cornell. reation equipment special-
businesses. Prizes will be est overall salmon caught. edu/orleans-county-4-h- ists, and an ADA-compliant
awarded. Hosted by the Me- The summer derby runs July fair; and
dina Area Partnership. 1 to 30. For more informa- n Wyoming County Fair, See SAVOR T7
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Savor Dansville celebrates ‘Second Saturdays’

First Fridays has become crease when the warmer
From T6 Second Saturdays in the vil- spring and summer months
lage of Dansville. arrive.
nature trail. Second Saturday Second Saturdays run
n Attica Days Festival is launched Jan. 14 and con- through November. The
slated for 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. tinues with one each month schedule and themes in-
through November. clude:
July 8 on Main Street in At-
Second Saturday hours n June 10: Fairy Fest.
tica. Check out small busi- are 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for what
nesses, crafters, vendors, With music.
the Dansville Area Chamber n July 8: Baseball Mom
local artisans, farmers, of Commerce Events Com-
youth groups, sports groups & Apple Pie at the Dansville
mittee describes as “a mini Gliders baseball game in
and organizations from the downtown festival.”
surrounding areas as they Babcock Park.
Vendors, shopping, fam-
participate in the first Atti- n Aug. 12: Heritage Day.
ily activities, dining and
ca Days Festival. A Farmer’s more are planned in down- With music.
Market will be in the Key n Sept. 8: Kidding Around
town Dansville with partic-
Bank parking lot at 84 Main ipation from businesses on Downtown. With music.
St. and off Main Street. n Oct. 14: Fall Fest. With
n The Arts & Antiques Like First Fridays, all Sec- music.
Festival is scheduled from ond Saturdays will have a n Nov. 11: Simple Abun-
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aug. 26 on theme. Participants do not dance.
PERRY CHALK FESTIVAL PHOTOGRAPH
Main Street in Arcade. En- need to follow the theme, For updates, follow Sec-
Artist TeeJay Dill with a skydiving beaver at the 2021 Perry Chalk Art Festival.
joy cozy Main Street Arcade, though it is encouraged. ond Saturday Dansville on
as it is filled with artisans for Participation among out- Facebook and Instagram.
Enjoy music from 8:30 to 11 This is just a sample of https://geneseeny.com/. door vendors and organi- For more information,
you to explore, including
a.m. The event has a July 15 the summer fun to be found n Livingston County zations needing sidewalk email dansvillechamber-
antiques, arts, crafts, mu-
rain date. across Genesee, Living- Tourism: 6 Court St., Gen- space is expected to in- marketing@gmail.com.
sic, make and take projects,
PICK YOUR OWN FLOWERS ston, Orleans and Wyoming eseo, (585) 519-6035; https://
food trucks and more.
U-Pick Flower farms are counties. www.visitlivco.com/.
n Perry Chalk Art Fes-
in season and it’s always Turn the page to find n Orleans County Tour-
tival on July 8 features a
a beautiful sight to see. more ideas... ism Agency: 14016 Route 31
day filled with fine art, food
Among area locations is W, Albion; (585) 589-3100;
and summer fun. Festival- GLOW REGION
goers can also expect live Flowers on the Hill, 5787 TOURISM RESOURCES
https://orleanscountytour-
ism.com/ Pick Your Own
music, an opportunity to West Middlebury Rd., Wyo-
taste regional cuisine and ming. Flowers on the Hill is
Here are some resources n Wyoming County Area • Apples
to help you become a tourist Chamber of Commerce and • Christmas Trees
fresh homegrown produce. a farm offering more than
in your own backyard: Tourism: 36 Center St., Suite
Unique gifts can be found at 50 varieities of specialty cut
n Genesee County Cham- A, Warsaw; (585) 786-0307;
the extended Farmers’ Mar- flowers at their roadside
ber of Commerce: 8276 Park https://www.wycochamber.
ket and Perry Public Mar- stand, through seasonal
Rd., Batavia; (585) 343-7440; org/.
You will be delighted with our wide
ket. Chalk is supplied those flower subscriptions and
interested in doing some U-Pick flowers. The road- variety of seasonal fresh fruits and
freestyle chalking to create side stand is typically open vegetables. This season starts with our
a mini masterpiece. The from now until frost, with
Chalking wall will be free for flower subscriptions and
strawberries. The summer season
all. Aspiring artists, ages 6 to U-Pick dates scheduled continues with fruits and vegetables,
9, visit the registration desk. throughout the season.
and brought to you from our garden
We Are Open For All Of Your Foot Care Needs and various local farmers. Large
quantities are offered for some of
the fruits and vegetables. Call
ahead and place your order.

798-4247
3922 West Main Street Road, Batavia 11170 Maple Ridge Road
585-344-1677 | www.bataviafootcarecenter.com Medina, NY 14103
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Batavia Muckdogs return to field

By NATE RIDER The 2022 campaign was in the West Division. of Muckdogs’ baseball are
nrider@batavianews.com a banner one for Batavia, After finishing 22-19 in Trey Bacon, Julian Pich-
BATAVIA — The Batavia but it had to overcome nu- their first season in the PG- ardo, Josh Leadem, Caleb
Muckdogs just entered merous obstacles. Player CBL, the Muckdogs jumped Rodriguez, Brice Mortillaro
their third season in the departures and frustrating that to an impressive 30-15 (from the 2021 season),
Perfect Game Collegiate losing streaks slowed the last season. Ryan Kinney, and Tyler
Baseball League with high Muckdogs down at times As in the first two years, Henshaw.
expectations for the sum- but they were able to re- a number of former local Leadem will be the
mer. bound for the divisional high school players will dot leading returning hitter for
Last season, the Muck- title. the Muckdogs’ roster this Batavia after he batted .348
dogs captured the West The Muckdogs started summer. The local players with eight doubles, 33 runs
Division Championship, last season off hot and on this year’s team will scored and 22 runs batted
while they came within one burst right out of the gate, include the likes of Batavia in, while he also stole 29 MARK GUTMAN/DAILY NEWS
win of winning the PGCBL going 10-2 in their first 12 High School alumnus Alex bases. Batavia Muckdogs baserunner 16 Josh Leadem (16) gets
title, taking a dominant games. Throughout the Hale, Alexander’s Tyrone Rodriguez hit .254 in 30 ready to steal during the team’s Red-Black intrasquad
Amsterdam squad – the season the team stuck to- Woods and Albion’s Tyler games last season with 15 scrimmage on May 30. The Muckdogs will play 29 home
East Division champion – gether and rallied behind Gibson. runs scored and eight RBIs games at Dwyer Stadium this season in pursuit of a Perfect
to three games in the best Manager Skip Martinez, Hale appeared in seven in 2022; Bacon hit .244 with Game Collegiate Baseball League championship.
of three championship who returns. Batavia would games last season for Bata- five runs scored and seven
series. bounce back from an up- via and was 1-0 with a 3.46 runs batted in, while he with a 3.20 ERA in 19 2/3 ule. Many giveaways and
Batavia will play a total and-down stretch to win ERA. was also 3-0 with a 1.58 ERA innings. promotions are planned for
of 29 home games at Dwyer five of its final six games Among the many fa- and three saves; Henshaw FOR MORE INFORMATION each game. For ticket infor-
Stadium, 299 Bank St., this heading into the postsea- miliar faces that will be was 1-1 in 10 games with a See page 5 for the Bata- mation, go to https://www.
season. son to earn the No. 1 seed returning for another year 1.95 ERA; Pichardo was 1-0 via Muckdogs home sched- canusamuckdogs.com/.
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Semipro football takes the field in Genesee County

BATAVIA – There’s a new team in cott Street. of,” he said. “A lot of people don’t
town. “I joined the team because I know that it’s here; it’s kind of a hid-
Some 50 players will take the field wanted to see if I still have it or not,” den gem.”
this summer for the Genesee Coun- he said, noting that he held a couple Crofts said the plan is to host dif-
ty Spartans, a semipro football team passing records at BHS. ferent teams on the field, which also
competing in the Northern Football Rood graduated from BHS in serves as the venue for the college’s
Alliance against clubs from Lock- 2020, went on to play quarterback at lacrosse and soccer teams.
port, Ithaca and Broome County. Geneva College and now competes “We’re excited about having the
The Spartans anticipate four in track and field at Brockport State Spartans play here. The team is great
home games, played on the new College. for the community, so we’re hoping
synthetic turf football field behind “This is a great opportunity to they draw big crowds.”
the Richard c. Call Arena at Genesee continue playing at the semi-pro
Community College, and four on level,” he said. GENESEE COUNTY SPARTANS SCHEDULE
the road. The Spartans season began June The Genesee County Spartans
The roster features around 50 3. The team’s first home game is began their season June 3. Here
players, some of them former Bat- scheduled for 7 p.m. June 17 against is the remainder of the Spartans’
avia and Notre Dame high athletes. Ithaca. The Spartans will host schedule is:
The team is coached by Harry Ras- Broome County at 7 p.m. June 24, June 10: at Lockport, 7 p.m.
coe. and Lockport at 7 p.m. July 22. June 17: home vs. Ithaca, 7 p.m.
The team’s quarterbacks are Joe GCC Assistant Athletic Director
Canzoneri and Alex Rood. Can- Drew Crofts said the college is eager June 24: home vs. Broome Coun-
zoneri is a 2010 graduate of Batavia to show off its turf facility, which also ty, 7 p.m.
High School and a three-year starter serves as the venue for the college’s July 15: at Broome County, 7 p.m.
at QB for the Blue Devils. He attend- lacrosse and soccer teams. July 22: home vs. Lockport, 7 Members of the Genesee County Spartans football team gather for a group
ed GCC for two years. Today, he “It was completed last summer p.m. cheer following a practice earlier this spring. The team will play from June
owns his own barber shop on Elli- and it’s something we’re very proud Aug. 5: at Ithaca, 7 p.m. through August with home games at Genesee Community College.

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Festivals feature variety of

summer fun for the family
By KORI SCIANDRA Strawberry Festival will be at participants to experience
ksciandra@batavianews.com 35 to 37 East Bank St., Albion. fishing out on Conesus Lake
Summer is festival season The event ushers in summer from 9 a.m. to noon. Poles,
in the GLOW region and this by celebrating its strawberry bait and instruction will be
year sees a large slate of fes- harvest including a Saturday provided. No license re-
tivals. morning parade, live music, quired. Veterans and their
The Oatka Festival in Le farmers market, arts & crafts families welcome. Due to the
Roy is on tap for July. So are festival and more. This year’s limited space, registration is
the York-Leicester Field theme is “Here Comes San- required. Register by email-
Days. The Avon Rotary Corn ta” with the unveiling of the ing chipholtnaturecenter@
Festival is making a return bronze statue of Charles W. yahoo.com.
in August. Many more of our Howard as Santa Claus in FAIRY FEST
community summer staples Watermen Park. For more June 10 • Dansville
are also scheduled. information visit albion- The June “Second Satur-
That means, you can likely strawberryfestival.com. days” celebrates The Fairy
find a festival of interest ev- VETERAN FISHING CLINIC Doors of Dansville. Can you
ery weekend of the summer. June 10 • Vitale Park, find all 31 little doors down-
ALBION STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL Lakeville town and more in Pioneer
June 9 and 10 • Albion This month’s Veteran Park? Live music, games,
The event is presented by Fishing Clinic will be aboard
the Albion Rotary Club. The a pontoon boat, allowing See FESTIVALS T11
 GLOW Summer Fun! June 2023 • 11

Festivals attend.
WNY POTTERY FESTIVAL
June 17 and 18 • Avon
From T10 The 11th annual WNY
Pottery Festival, a juried, clay
games, prizes, craft activi- exclusive show will be held
ties, bubble fun and more. at Studio Sales Pottery, 5557
For updates, follow Fairy East Avon Road, Avon. The
Doors of Dansville and Sec- event consists of local and
ond Saturday Dansville on national professional artists.
Facebook. Fun activities for children
FRANCIS BELLAMY’S and adults feature clay ac-
GLORY DAYS tivities, a pottery raffle, clay
competitions, the chance
June 10 • Mount Morris
to experience a wood kiln
Activities begin at 10 a.m.
opening, and the chance to
with a Kids Fun Run (meet
participate in a Raku firing.
at Mount Morris Library,
Featured artists include Aly-
121 Main St. The festival
sha Baier of Cohocton, Rox-
runs 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with
anne Clark of Avon and Mary
vendors, food trucks, an art
Newquist of Fairport. The
show, and live music from
day will also feature food,
Mount Morris Jazz Band,
children’s performer Rich-
music, Clay Olympics and
more. For information, call
WE NOW OFFER DUCT CLEANING SERVICES
ard Greene and Groveland
(585) 226-3030 or go to wny-
Station. The day ends with
pottery.com.
a parade at 6 p.m., followed
by games, music and fire- JUNETEENTH
works at Bellamy Park. June 17 • Mumford
EMPIRE STATE PULLERS Genesee Country Village • Free Estimates On • Oil & Gas Burners
June 10 • Dansville
& Museum, 1410 Flint Hill
Rd., will spotlight the events,
New Installations • Central Air Conditioning
The Empire State Pullers
event is sponsored by the
experiences, and people fun- • Sewer & Drain Cleaning • Water Treatment:
damental to the collective
Union Hose Fire Company
in Dansville. Gates open at
understanding and appre- • Water Heaters Filtration & Softeners
2 p.m., show starts at 4 p.m.
ciation of freedom from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. Juneteenth is
• Water & Gas Repiping • Duct Cleaning
Parking is free. Rain date is
June 11 with gates open at 11
considered the oldest cele- • Faucet Repair • Ductless AC
bration of the end of enslave-
a.m. and the show starting at
1 p.m. Admission is $15 for
ment in the United States. • Piping Leaks • New Installs
adults, $5 for children 7 to 12
Several guest interpreters
will explore the communi-
• Service Agreements • Repairs
and kinds under 7 are admit-
ted free of charge. For more
ty and lives of Black Amer- • Well Pumps • New Homes
information, call Henry Ev-
icans in Western New York
at the time of emancipation. • Root Removal • Construction
erman at (585) 721-5185.
GERMAN FESTIVAL
Admission. (585) 538-6822,
www.gcv.org.
• Back Flow Testing • Electrician & Carpenter
June 11 • Lima YORK LEICESTER FIELD DAY • Boilers & Furnaces
The annual German Fes-
July 1 • Retsof
tival is slated from 11 a.m. to
The community-spon-
7 p.m. Sunday, June 11 on
sored event is scheduled
Pond Road in Lima. The day
from 7 to 11 p.m. on the
will feature music, danc-
grounds at York Central
ing, gymnastics, demon-
School, 2578 Genesee St.,
strations, Alpen Horns,
Retsof, and features games,
Bratwurst, Bauernwurst,
music, prizes, refreshments,
Leberkase, sauerkraut, pota-
free treats for youngsters,
to salad, a selection of local
and one the largest fireworks
German beers, soft drinks,
display in western New York
German desserts, kids’
beginning at dusk. The event
games and more. The day
welcomes 1,800 patrons. The
community is encouraged to See FESTIVALS T13
12 • June 2023 GLOW Summer Fun!

Ramble set to
return July 1
The Ramble Team is once
again partnering with the
Genesee-Orleans Regional
Arts Council to bring a fun-
filled event that has some-
thing for everyone.
The music and arts feat-
ival will include more than
25 bands performing on two
stages, an Explore Art tent for
children, street performanc-
es, food and more.
The event is scheduled
from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. July 1
in Jackson Square, the venue
off of Jackson Street.
“After last year’s success-
ful return, this year’s Batavia
Ramble Explore Art and Mu-
sic Festival is shaping up to
be the biggest and best one
yet,” said Stephen Kowalcyk,
Ramble event coordinator.
The coordinators are
seeking art vendors, food
vendors, sponsors and musi-
cians for the event.
For more information
on being a food vendor, art
vendor, or a sponsor of the
event, contact Mary Jo at
mjwhitman@goart.org.
For musician applica-
tions, contact Kowalcyk at
thebataviaramble@gmail.
com.

Transportation
museum reopens
RUSH — The New York
Museum of Transportation,
6393 East River Rd., has re-
opened for the season. The
museum is celebrating its
50th anniversary and features
the only vintage trolley ride in
New York state. Trolley rides
are included with admis-
sion. The museum houses a
collection of 14 trolley cars,
several highway and horse-
drawn vehicles, three model
railroads, and the Midtown
Plaza Monorail. The muse-
um is open 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sundays only. For admission
rates and information, go to
www.nymtmuseum.org.
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Festivals za pavilion. Music at Festival

Plaza includes Kelly’s Old
Timers, round and square
From T11 dances and classics, from
8:30 to 11 a.m.; Live music
is handicapped accessible. with Elise Kelly at Farmer’s
Admission is free, but do- Market stage on Borden Av-
nations will be gratefully enue from 10 a.m. to 12:30
accepted at the gates and p.m.; Creek Bend, bluegrass
stands. No alcoholic bever- and humor from 11:15 a.m.
ages, smoking, pets or out- to 1:15 p.m.; and Skiffle Min-
side vendors are permitted strels, American Folk Tradi-
on the school grounds. Rain tional Trio from 1:30 to 4:15
date is July 2. For informa- MARGRET LEE/LIVINGSTON COUNTY NEWS FILE PHOTO p.m. Freestyle chalking with
tion, call William Kane (585) Classic festival games such as tug-of-war are featured at BRIAN QUINN/DAILY NEWS FILE PHOTO chalk supplied. Aspiring art-
382-3460 or Norman Gates the York Leicester Field Days. Puppetry was among the arts programs offered during the ists, ages 6 to 9, should go to
(585) 243-2536. Batavia Ramble in 2022. the registration desk. Pop up
band Trolls 2.0 will play from tatively at 9:30 p.m. This is a
THE BATAVIA RAMBLE dance performances by KM
9 p.m. to 1 a.m. collaborative effort by the of America’s birth, com- day, July 8 featuring the Sky-
July 1 • Batavia Dance Center. Tour de Perry
nJuly 4 the grounds open town and village govern- plete with games, picnics, coasters nine-piece party
The annual Ramble will begins at 8 a.m. Perry Village,
at noon. Ride matinee will be ments with support by the contests, and a ceremony to band. For information, go to
be from 10 a.m. 9:30 p.m. Lake Street. For information,
open from 1 to 5 p.m. and 6 to Lima Fire Department, Lima swear in new United States geneseorotary.com.
in Jackson Square between go to iloveperryny.com.
10 p.m. In the beer tent Devil Ambulance, VFW and Rota- citizens. Also enjoy the
Center and Jackson streets. PERRY CHALK ART FESTIVAL WEEKEND OF BLUES
Dog Entertainment (DJ) will ry. marching bands and the
The free event includes craft play from 8 p.m. to midnight. July 8 • Downtown Perry July 8 and 9 • Hemlock
FOURTH OF JULY grand parade. New this year
vendors, food vendors, a Fireworks begin at 10:30 p.m. The 17th annual Perry Enjoy a weekend of live
– kids 12 and under are free
designated kids’ zone with LIONS CLUB CELEBRATION on the holiday. The day will Chalk Art Festival is a full music presented by Fanatics
rides and activities and lots of 3RD OF JULY FIREWORKS day of youth and adult chalk
July 4 • Lyndonville feature a reading of the Dec- Pub on the Hemlock Fair-
music. For more information July 3 • Conesus Lake Events will be present- artistry, music and other en-
Originally an old Seneca laration of Independence. grounds. The weekend will
call (585) 993-3971. ed from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission tertainment will accompany feature bands, food, beer and
Indian tradition, this Inde- Lyndonville School District, this year’s festival slated from
WARSAW FIREMEN’S FOURTH OF pendence Day celebration is applies. For information, go wine trucks. Artists include
JULY CARNIVAL 25 Housal Ave., Lyndonville to www.gcv.org, or call (585) 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. This Early Times, Gabe Stillman,
the highlight of the summer and will include a multime- year’s theme is “Think Big.”
July 1 to 4 • Warsaw on Conesus Lake. When the 538-6822. John Nemeth & the Blue
dia crafts show, parade, live Artists Erika Lalita will be Dreamers, Yates Mckendree,
The carnival sets up in the Seneca Indians were the sole GENESEO ROTARY
music at noon, bounce hous- back with super-sized chalk
Village Park, 89 Liberty St., residents of Conesus Lake SUMMER FESTIVAL See FESTIVALS T14
es and Lions Club old-fash- work under the Festival Pla-
Warsaw. The weekend will they would gather at fires July 7 and 8 • Geneseo
feature Midway rides, chick- ioned chicken barbecue. En-
around the lake to celebrate Enjoy musical concerts,
en barbecue, a parade, live tertainment and activities all
the beauty and abundance entertainment, delicious
entertainment daily and fire- day. There will be a firework
of the lake. Today, lake resi- food, arts and crafts vendors,
works on July 4. display at 10 p.m. For more
dents light flares at 10 p.m. and petting zoo in the Vil-
n July 1 is only the beer information (585) 765-9041.
along the shoreline of the lage Park during this annual
tent and fire department lake creating a ring of fire. INDEPENDENCE DAY
event. Downtown business-
food building. It will open at The night is highlighted by CELEBRATION es have sidewalk sales. The
7 p.m. with 7 Days playing fireworks displays. Public July 4 • Mumford event will feature a 3-on-3
from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. viewing at Vitale Park or Long Bring the whole family basketball tournament, corn
nJuly 2 the grounds open Point Park. For updates, go to to Genesee Country Village hole toss & tournament. Our dedicated team is ready to give
at noon. Ride matinee will be conesusfest.com. and Museum, 1410 Flint Hill A free concert will be held you the personalized attention you need.
open from 1 to 5 p.m. and 6 to RING OF FIRE Rd., for a grand celebration from 8 to 10:30 p.m. Satur-
10 p.m. Wristbands will cost
July 3 • Silver Lake in 50 Years of Business Serving Families Across WNY
$18. In the beer tent the band
Old Hat will play from 9 p.m. Perry
Residences along the Tours Available
to 1 a.m.
nJuly 3 the grounds open
shoreline of Silver Lake light
flares at 9:30 p.m. with fire- Offering Open Interviews
at noon. Ride matinee 1 p.m.
to 5 p.m. A Chicken BBQ will works at 10 p.m. For infor- Ask me about the 100% Money Back Guarantee!
begin at 3 p.m. until sold out mation, call (585) 237-6310.
at the Legion Hall in the park FOURTH OF JULY FIREWORKS DOREEN GRAHAM
Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
and at the fire hall for $15. July 4 • Lima 570 East Main Street • Batavia, NY 14020
The Fireman’s Parade will be The annual 4th of July fire-
Cell: 585.329.0734
held at 7 p.m. starting from works will be at Mark Tubbs Office: 585.343.6750 • Fax: 585.343.8502 Dawn Ebner - Admissions Director • Eastside Nursing Home & Rehabilitation Center
West Court Street to the Vil- Park July 4. The park opens doreengraham@howardhanna.com
HowardHanna.com Direct Line: (585) 558-4790 • Fax Line: (585) 786-8390 • EastSideNursing.com
lage Park. In the beer tent the at 6 p.m. with fireworks ten-
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Festivals
From T13

ree, Bywater Call, and Sugar

Ray and the Blue Tones. No
outside food or beverage
permitted at the event cen-
ter. No pets. Bring your lawn
chair. Gates open two hours
before the show. Saturdays
first show begins at 1 p.m.
and at noon Sunday. For
more information call (315) MARK GUTMAN/DAILY NEWS FILE PHOTO
573-2411 or hemlockfair.org. The Alexander Fireman’s Marching Band performs during
WARSAW VALLEY FEST the 2022 Oakta Festival Parade in Le Roy.
July 14 to 15 • Warsaw These are just a few of the alexandersteamshow.com/.
Visitors can enjoy down- top-quality crafts and ac-
town Warsaw with town-
HEMLOCK ‘LITTLE WORLD’S’ FAIR
tivities you will find at this July 18 to 22 • Hemlock
wide yard sales, craft show, year’s Conesus Lake Associ-
music, food and more. For This summer event at the
ation Arts and Crafts Show. Hemlock Fairgrounds, 7370
information, go to warsaw- Enjoy the entertainment,
chamber.com/. Water St. (Route 15A), offers
food court and chicken bar- something for the whole
OATKA FESTIVAL becue on beautiful Conesus family: fun rides and mid-
July 15 & 16 • Le Roy Lake. The show will be held way, Cincinnati Circus, pet-
Each year the 33rd annual at Long Point Park on West ting zoo, food stands, trac-
Oatka Festival, which takes Lake Road (Route 256). Free tor pulls, demolition derby,
place on the banks of the admission and parking. harness racing, horse pull,
scenic Oatka Creek, starts off WORLD WAR II WEEKEND racing pigs, talent show, quilt
with a gala musical parade. TRAIN RIDE show, and monster trucks.
Many local churches and Also check out the many ex-
July 22 & 23 • Arcade
organizations provide food Train rides hosted by Ar- hibits and demonstrations.
choices and the continuous cade & Attica Railroad, 278 Bands scheduled nightly.
entertainment is family-ori- Main St., run about three Admission. For information,
ented. Another highlight of hours. At the halfway point, go to hemlockfair.org, or call
the Festival is the arts and riders depart the train at Cur- (585) 367-3370.
crafts show overlooking Oat- riers Station where they can GENESEE COUNTY FAIR
ka Creek. Many classes and do a self-guided tour of the July 22 to 29 • Batavia
families plan their reunions museum. Meet and talk to The Genesee County Fair,
to coincide with the week- WWII reenactors and enjoy 5056 East Main Street Rd.,
end and its “coming-home live demonstrations. Activi- Batavia, offers affordable
atmosphere.” ties and concessions are of- fun for the whole family. For
The festival site opens fered. Restrooms available. $5 per carload, visitors can
at 11 a.m. Saturday with a For information, go to aara- enjoy fair food, meet more
car show slated for 11.am. ilroad.com, or call (585) 492- than 700 animals, and at-
Sunday followed by a 5 p.m. 3100. tend unique events such as
Duck Derby. For more infor-
EMPIRE STATE PULLERS cowgirl couture, demolition
mation, e-mail Kate Flint at
June 17 • Alexander derby, tractor pull, and stock
flintk346@gmail.com.
The 2023 show – Thunder car races.
CONESUS LAKE ASSOCIATION in the Sticks – is slated for KINGDOM BOUND
ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW June 17. Admission is $20 for July 24 to 26 •
July 15 & 16 • Geneseo adults, $10 for youths 7 to 14. Darien Center
The show takes place at Kids 6 and under are free. The Christian music festival at
Long Point Park, West Lake day will feature Empire State Six Flags Darien Lake, 9993
Road (Route 256) and Long Pullers Pro Pulling League. Allegheny Road, features
Point Road, Geneseo. Come Events take place at the WNY speakers, seminars, family
see top-quality crafters in- Gas & Steam Association fun and music. This year’s
cluding jewelry, jams and Grounds, 10294 Gillate Road, lineup includes Matthew
jellies, wood items, pies, Alexander. For more infor-
photography and more. mation, go to https://www. See FESTIVALS T15
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Festivals
From T14

West, We the Kingdom, Skil-

let, We are Messengers, Anne
Wilson and Newsboys. Tick-
ets are on sale now. For in-
formation, go to www.king-
dombound.org, or call (716)
633-1117.
ORLEANS COUNTY 4-H FAIR
July 24 to 29 • Albion
The Orleans County 4-H
Fair at the Orleans County
Fairgrounds, 12690 Route MARK GUTMAN/DAILY NEWS FILE PHOTO
31, Albion, includes mid- Rider Jason Wilson competes in bareback riding during the
way, stage entertainment, 2022 Attica Rodeo.
animals, 4-H youth exhibits,
grease pole contests, special Owen Eichensehr & Par Har- funds for renovations to Bul-
MARK GUTMAN/DAILY NEWS FILE PHOTO
food nights, merchandise rington, Johnny Rawls and lard Park. The festival is cen-
Scott Nesbitt of Waterport, Weston Reynolds from Colorado and Owen Miles from Steve Grills & The Roadmas-
and food vender booths. tered around an all-day con-
California pet a cow named Priscilla at the 2022 Orleans County Fair. ters.
Admission applies. For in- cert and includes food, drink,
formation, go to www.orle- acts and events in bareback townwide parade at 5 p.m. a variety of performers. Art- The Rib Cook-Off will crafts, raffles, and a beer tent.
ans4-hfair.com or call (585) riding, saddle bronc riding, Aug. 3. Kids’ activities, ists include Vinyl, Identity take place Aug. 6 in the Lima The event is hosted by the Al-
steer wrestling, team roping, bounce house, pony rides, Crisis, North of Forty, Night- Fire Department parking lot bion Lions Club. This year’s
798-5191 or (585) 798-4265
tie-down roping, barrel rac- petting zoo, old time jail, red fall After Dark, One and Do- across from Fanatics. performers include Nerds
ext. 130.
ing, breakaway racing and, race and food vendors, the ne, Appetite for Voltage, Free For more information, go Gone Wild, the Who Dats
ANYTHING THAT FLOATS REGATTA to limabluesfest.com .
bull riding. Admission is $12 gold rush, the human car Agent, Zac Brown Tribute and Highway 31. For more
July 29 on Conesus Lake • ROCK THE PARK
for adults, $10 for children 6 wash, a human hungry hip- Band, Chris and Joe Beard, information call (585) 589-
Lakeville
to 12 and free for children un- pos event, human whack- Strat Cat Willie, Stanley Jor- Aug. 6 • Albion 9176 or visit www.facebook.
Build your own boat of
der 5. Events take place from a-mole, and the Giant Bills dan, Hanna PK, Random Rock the Park is an annual com/rockbullardpark.
recycled materials and race
6 to 8 p.m. at the Exchange Helmet (mechanical bull Accents, The Pete Griffith festival at Bullard Park, 12792
other teams. Prizes, disc See FESTIVALS T16
Street Arena, 230 Exchange ride). The event is paired will Group, Growlers Blues Band, East Ave., intended to raise
jockey, food, and silent auc-
tion. For rules, check the St., Attica Aug. 3 and 4. Sat-
website. Sponsored by Chip urday, Aug. 5 shows are at 1
Holt Nature Center. Event and 8 p.m., gates open at 11 Wills • Trusts • Health Care Proxies
a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday, Aug.
begins at 11 a.m. and is
6 events are at 2 p.m., gates Power of Attorney • Probate
staged at Vitale Park, Lakev-
Real Estate • VA Pensions
Summer Theater Camp 2023
ille. For registration details, open at noon. Concessions
go to chipholtnaturecenter. available. For information,
org. visit atticarodeo.com.
at Batavia City Centre (enter through purple door by Batavia Family Dental)
Elder Law
ATTICA RODEO LIMA CROSSROADS Camp will run: with emphasis on asset
BLUES FESTIVAL protection & crisis planning
July 10th through July 21st
Aug. 3 to 6 • Attica
Now in its 65th year, the Aug. 3 to 6 • Lima
rodeo includes specialty The festival features a Monday - Friday from 9am-4pm
for Campers age 6 – 12
This yearʼs performance:
Audition dates: Stephen M. Kelley, Esq.
ALL June 13th Attorney at Law
SHOOK from 6:30-8:30 PM and
June 15th
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Festivals performers including the

USAF A-10C Thunderbolt II
Demonstration Team.
From T15 Each night air show fans
will be treated to a high en-
AVON CORN FESTIVAL ergy night show with a cho-
Aug. 12 • reographed Pyromusical
Downtown Avon Fireworks Show featuring
The annual festival is pro- aerobatic performances.
duced by Avon Rotary. The Kids 15 and under are free
delightful festival opens at when accompanied by an
10 a.m. and concludes with adult ticket holder. Admis-
a free outdoor concert by sion to the show requires the
purchase of a ticket.
The Skycoasters from 7:30
To enhance the guest ex-
to 10:30 p.m. More than 100
STEVE EICHORN/SPECIAL TO THE LCN perience the show has lim-
arts and crafts vendors are In this 1999 photograph, Major Cody Wilton flies his A-10C ited the number of tickets
featured along with live en- Mark Gutman/Daily NewsWarsaw residents Justin Flint 15, Thunderbolt II in an inverted position while performing an available and anticipates
tertainment, a variety of food Tristen Schwertfager 15 and Ava Conklin 15, ride the Down aerobatic demonstration flight at the National Warplane
Draft on Wednesday at the Wyoming County Fair.
tickets will sell out in advance
vendors, a kid zone and corn Museum’s Geneseo Airshow. The current A-10C demo team of the event. There are a lim-
eating and corn hole con- is scheduled to perform at the Wings Over Batavia airshow. ited number of premium
tests. The beer garden will of- East Main St., Pike, offers a events, go online to wyo-
mingcountyfair.org/. seating and parking options
fer New York craft beers and week’s worth of fun, includ- tury New York state. Admis- nations, including antique,
that can be purchased while
cider. Parking and admission ing many daily activities FIDDLERS FAIR sion applies. For informa- vintage and unique items.
supply lasts.
are free. For information, go such as exhibits, rides, horse tion, go to www.gcv.org. No clothing, appliances or
MAKING MUSIC WEEKEND For more information
to avonrotary.com. shows, home arts, flowers, ATTIC TREASURES SALE plastic toys accepted. Deliver
Aug. 19 and 20 • or to purchase tickets, visit
farm animals and products, items during museum hours,
WYOMING COUNTY FAIR Mumford Aug. 26 • Geneseo https://wingsoverbatavia.
2 to 5 p.m. Saturdays and
Aug. 12 to 19 • Pike great food and so much More than 100 musicians Located on the grounds com/.
Sundays. For more informa-
The Pike Fairgrounds, 70 more. For a full schedule of may be heard throughout the of the Livingston County tion, call (585) 243-9147 or DANSVILLE
grounds of Genesee Country Historical Society Museum,

UPCOMING TRIPS!
e-mail lchistory@frontier. FESTIVAL OF BALLOONS
Village and Museum, 1410 30 Center St., Geneseo, the com. Sept. 2 to 4 • Dansville
Flint Hill Road, Mumford. annual Attic Treasures Sale Hot Air Balloon Man-
GERMANFEST
The musicians will showcase is scheduled from 10 a.m. to agement is continuing the
Aug. 26 • Attica
Amish Country folk music traditions and
musical stylings of 19th-cen-
3 p.m. Aug. 26. The LCHS is
now accepting quality do-
Come celebrate all things
German with food, music
long-standing tradition of
ballooning in Dansville. La-
and entertainment for the bor Day Weekend 2023 will
July 14th - 15th, 2023 be a new version of the Dans-
entire family at Attica Veter-
ans Memorial Park, 129 Ex- ville Festival of Balloons. The
festival is expecting more
Visit the 1000 Islands change St., Attica. In the past
the festival has welcomed than 25 hot air balloons from
all over the United States,
August 16th, 2023 more than 500 people. The
and nightly balloon glows
event is hosted by the Attica
Lion’s Club. For information, and laser light shows. For
ticket information, go to
Fall Foliage Ask about our Leaf Relief gutter
go to www.atticalions.org.
WINGS OVER BATAVIA AIR SHOW
https://www.freshtix.com/
events/dansvilleballoons.
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Visit your nearest Farmers’ Market this season

By KORI SCIANDRA 8165 Lake Road, Le Roy. September. caution light. 3 to 6 p.m. Fri-
ksciandra@batavianews.com Open through October. n Lima Presbyterian days from July to October.
The arrival of summer also Hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Church Farmers’ Market,
finds welcome sunshine and Mondays through Fridays 7295 West Main St., corner
Orleans County
fresh air. And that means it’s and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Satur- of Route 15A, on the church n Canal Village Farmers’
time for fresh fruit and veg- days and Sundays. (585) 768- lawn. 3 to 6 p.m. Tues- Market, 345 Main St., Medi-
gies from your nearest farm- 2280. days from June 20 to Oct. na. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays
er’s market. 24. SNAP, FMNP and FCC
There are farmers’ mar-
Livingston County accepted. http://limapre-
year-round. SNAP, FMNP
accepted. FCC issued and
kets and roadside stands lo- n Dansville Farmers’ schurch.org accepted.
cated throughout the entire Market, 50 Maple St., Dans- n Nunda Farmers Mar- n Circle R Farm Market,
GLOW region. Remember, ville, in the airport hangar ket, Government Center, 4 13490 Roosevelt Highway,
when you buy local you are parking lot. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Massachusetts St. 9 a.m. to Waterport. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
supporting local farmers Fridays to Oct. 14. FMNP and noon Saturdays from June to
and growers while providing daily through Oct. 31. FMNP
FCC accepted September. and FCC accepted.
fresh produce for your fam- n Eicher’s Produce n Springwater Farm-
ily. n Lori’s Market Bas-
Farm Stand, 2437 Ridge Rd., ers Market, on Main Street
Many area farmers’ Mount Morris, 9 a.m. to 5 across from post office at the See MARKETS T18
markets participate in the p.m. Mondays through Sat-
Farmers Market Nutrition urdays from June 10 to Oct.
Program, of FMNP, and will 31. FMNP and FCC accept-
accept SNAP benefits and ed.
FreshConnect Checks. n Geneseo Farmers
Here’s a guide to GLOW Market, Main and Center
region farmers’ markets: streets. 3 to 6:30 p.m. Thurs-
Genesee County days from June to October.
n Hemlock/Little Lakes
n Corfu Farmers Market: PHOTO COURTESY OF THE ARCADE FARMER’S MARKET. Farmers’ Market, 4705
63 Alleghany Road, Corfu,the A selection of cookies are a tasty fine at the Arcade Farmer’s South Main St., Hemlock. 9
Corfu United Presbyterian Market. Summer brings a number of markets and roadside a.m. to noon Saturdays from
Church. From 4 to 7 p.m. stands to the area where residents and visitors can find
Mondays, July 11 through June 17 to Oct. 14. FMNP and
fresh produce and other treats. FCC accepted.
Sept. 26. Visit local farmers,
food trucks, vendors and ar- Clinton Street Rd., Batavia. cepted. http://www.leroy- n Lakeville Farmers
tisans. Open daily from 10 a.m. to Market, at Lakeville Unit-
farmersmarket.wordpress.
n Genesee County Farm- 6 p.m. Fresh baked breads, ed Church of Christ, 5687
com\ Big Tree Rd., Lakeville. 4 to
er’s Market, Bank Street at fresh fruits and vegetables
Alva Place, Batavia. 9 a.m. to and everything in between. n Pully’s Farm Market, 7 p.m. Fridays from June to
4 p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays (585) 343-0805.
and Fridays through Oct. 28. n Le Roy Farmers’ Mar-
Food trucks, lives music and ket, Trigon Park on Main
food demos. (716) 560-0853. Street. 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
n Harrington’s Produce, Saturdays from June 10 to
Market Café & Bakery, 5282 Sept. 30. FMNP and FCC ac-

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Festivals Markets Wyoming County

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From T16 From T17 ket, Prestolite Parking Lot. 3
to 6 p.m. Thursdays through
OAKFIELD LABOR DAZE ket Farm Stand, 51 State September.
Sept. 3 and 4 • Oakfield St., Holley. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. n Farm & Artisan Market
Enjoy three days of mu- through Nov. 30. FMNP and at the Villa, Artisan Villa, 140
sic, food and fun in Trian- FCC accepted. North Main St., Warsaw. 2 to
gle Park, 3219 Drake Street n Navarras Farm Market 6 p.m. Wednesdays through
Road, Oakfield. Join the and Greenhouses, 3272 Ea- Oct. 25. SNAP, FMNP and
conversation about Labor gle Harbor Rd., Albion. 9 a.m. FCC accepted. http://www. PERRY FARMERS’ MARKET PHOTOGRAPH

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to 6 p.m. Mondays through Ballinger at the Perry
Page. n Perry Farmers’ Mar-
Fridays and from 9 a.m. to 5 Farmers’ Market.
WESTERN NEW YORK ket, 36-38 South Main St.,
p.m. weekends year-round.
Perry. 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
GAS & STEAM SHOW RALLY SNAP and FCC accepted year-round. FCC accepted.
Saturdays June through Sep-
Sept. 7 to 10 • Alexander n Roberts Farm Market, http://platodalefarm.co-
tember. The market opens
Hosted at Western New 11170 Maple Ridge Rd., Me- June 17. FMN coupons avail- marm
York Gas & Steam Associa- dina. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon- able at the Office of the Aging n Siler’s Farm Market,
tion Grounds, 10294 Gillate DAILY NEWS FILE PHOTOGRAPH days through Saturdays and and Women, Infants and 1911 Route 78, Java Center.
Rd., Alexander. The annual The Western New York Gas and Steam Engine Rally in from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sun- Children will be accepted. Stocked with in-season pro-
rally is in its 56th year with Alexander features once-modern marvels to the delight days year-round. FMNP and The Summer Saturdays Arts duce and more. (716) 474-
antique tractors, steam of the thousands of attendees. FCC accepted. http://www. Series provides entertain- 3986
engines, log sawing, gas robertsfarmmarket.com ment and demonstrations n Weixlmann’s Farm
engines, threshing, trac- blacksmith shop. This year Children 12 and under are n Saeva Farm Stand. Stand & Meats, 1203 Route
each week. (585) 237-2614.
tor pulls, working models, the rally will honor Saw- free. For information, go to 3715 Eagle Harbor Rd., Al- 39, Arcade. Open daily and
n Plato Dale Farm
woodworking, flea mar- mills and Timber Harvest- https://www.alexander-
bion, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily, Stand, 5401 Curriers Road, stocked with fresh (in-sea-
ket, food, live music, and a ing. Cost is $10 at the gate. steamshow.com/.
year-round. FCC accepted. Arcade. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, son) produce

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Batavia Downs about to rock

Daily News Staff Report ning genuine costumes, Almost times on the Billboard Country
Marshall Tucker Band. Skid Queen recaptures the live energy Charts including “That’s What I
Row. Herman’s Hermits. and precision that is the Queen Love About Sunday” and “Red-
A variety of acts are set to high- experience. neck Yacht Club.” Morgan’s new
light the area’s soundscape as Almost Queen was the first album, “God, Family, Country”
Rockin’ the Downs returns to post-pandemic concert to take was released late last year in ad-
Batavia Downs for the sixth year place at Batavia Downs in June dition to a memoir. Opening
this summer. 2021 and played to a packed for Craig Morgan will be Drake
The concerts, presented by house. White.
Pepsi, will take place outside on Next up on June 30, Batavia Rocking the stage on July 14 are
the racetrack with eight Friday Downs welcomes back Get the heavy metal rockers Skid Row.
dates, starting in July and run- Led Out. After forming in New Jersey in
ning into August. One of the best attended con- 1986, the band has performed all
“Last year we had a great line- certs from last year, the group of over the world with hard guitars
up - best lineup we had so far, professional musicians is pas- and a unique songwriting style. MARK GUTMAN/DAILY NEWS FILE PHOTO
but we’re going to beat that this sionate about their love of the They’ll be performing their hits. The final concert of the 2022 Batavia Downs Concert series featured
year,” Henry Wojtaszek, presi- music of Led Zeppelin, making it On July 21, Batavia Downs wel- 1990s rock band The Spin Doctors. Lead vocalist Chris Barron and
dent and CEO of Batavia Downs, their mission to bring the studio comes back Southern Rock leg- guitarist Eric Schenkman are seen on stage. The new summer of Rockin’
said during a spring press event recordings of the Zep to life on ends The Marshall Tucker Band. the Downs concerts returns June 23 with Almost Queen.
to introduce this year’s lineup. stage. MTB will bring their 40 years of
Kicking off the series on June Songs performed by the band hits to Batavia Downs with hit starring Peter Noone, a multi-tal- Daughter.”
23 is Almost Queen. could include Led Zeppelin hits singles like “Heard It In a Love ented entertainer who achieved The Grass Roots will once
The Ultimate Queen Tribute like “Black Dog,” “Immigrant Song” and “Take The Highway.” international fame as Herman, again open for Peter Noone. Last
show delivers a live performance, Song,” “Stairway to Heaven” and The Marshall Tucker Band has lead singer of the legendary six- year’s concert featuring both art-
showcasing signature four part many others. earned seven gold and three plat- ties pop band Herman’s Hermits. ists saw one of the largest concert
harmonies and intricate musical Making his Downs debut inum albums. His classic hits include “I’m In- crowds in Batavia Downs Histo-
interludes, Batavia Downs offi- on July 7 is country artist Craig Performing on July 28 is the to Something Good” and “Mrs.
cials said in a news release. Don- Morgan. Morgan has charted 17 returning Herman’s Hermits Brown, You’ve Got A Lovely See DOWNS T20

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Downs ice has wowed audienc-

es across America with
his voice and musician-
Hemlock hosts ‘Weekend of Blues’ Dansville lists
summer lineup
From T19 ship. DelGuidice and the HEMLOCK – The 3rd Respect and Be Kind is pro-
Big Shot horns enjoyed annual “Weekend of Blues viding “onesies” for new- A variety of musical acts will
ry. Festival” will bring nation- born babies in the neonatal entertain audiences during
a standing ovation af- ally-touring blues acts to the intensive care units at Gol- the Dansville Summer Con-
Rock and Roll Hall of ter each of their last five Hemlock Fairgrounds, 7370 isano’s Children’s Hospital cert Series.
Famer Don Felder, for- songs during last year’s All concerts will be in Wil-
Water St., on July 8 and 9. in Rochester and John R.
merly of the Eagles, will concert series. DelGuid- “Hosting top-tier blues Oishei Children’s Hospital liams Park gazebo at Wash-
perform Aug. 4. As a re- ice and his band play all of artists at Fanatics Pub over in Buffalo. The onesies have ington and Red Jacket streets.
nowned former lead gui- Billy Joel’s big hits along the years has been an in- a “Respect and Be Kind” In case of rain, any concert
tarist of The Eagles, one credible experience, and graphic on them. may be moved to the fire-
with other renditions of
of the most popular and we’re excited to bring big The organization is al- men’s pavilion in Babcock
classic rock songs. Park off Morey Avenue.
influential rock groups acts to the area once again,” so developing talks de-
Individual tickets, The series opens June
of our time, Felder has said Jim Shelly owner of Fa- signed for school-age chil-
helped write and perform which cost $15 to $75, are natics Pub, and the event’s dren. Fundraising is done 12. Concerts begin at 7 p.m.
many iconic classics. His available only at www. promotor. “The enthusias- through the sale of branded during June and July, and 6:30
John Nemeth & the Blue
BataviaConcerts.com. tic response we’ve received merchandise. p.m. in August. Here’s the
2008 memoir was a New Dreamers will headline lineup:
York Times best seller. Season tickets are also from the community is a the third annual Weekend For information on Re-
back and will go on sale testament to the power and spect and Be Kind, go on- n June 12: Broad Band,
Felder will perform solo of Blues in Hemlock. rock, featuring Kenny Mo-
and Eagles’ hits. for general admission, universality of blues music, lilne to respectandbekind.
and we can’t wait to share “We are thrilled to host com. ses and Jim Sullivan from EZ
Closing out the series VIP and premium sec- Money.
tions. this celebration with our the 3rd Annual Weekend Of Attendees are encour-
on Aug. 11 is Mike Del- friends and neighbors in Blues Festival in Livingston aged to take advantage of
n June 19: Really Oldies
Guidice and the Big Shot Concerts are rain or Night featuring a Warsaw bar-
Upstate New York.” County,” Burns said.” The the early bird special for bershop group and Swing Set,
Horns. A recording artist, shine. Additional infor- The festival features a event brings together music tickets.
singer and songwriter mation may be found playing music of the swing
diverse lineup of talented lovers from all over the re- Tickets can be purchased era.
who is currently on tour at www.BataviaDowns- performers, including Early gion and beyond, showcas- at https://www.fanatics- n June 26: Busted Stuff,
with Billy Joel, DelGuid- Gaming.com. Times, Gabe Stillman, John ing the beauty and cultural pub.com/a-weekend-of- pop, fiddle and vocals.
Nemeth & the Blue Dream- richness of our area.” blues. Tickets will also be n July 3: Flint Creek, rockin’

SAVE THE DATE!

ers, Yates McKendree, By- A portion of the festival’s available for purchase at the country band
water Call, and Sugar Ray proceeds will be donated gate for $50 per day or $80 n July 10: The Pearlz Band,
and the Blue Tones. to Respect and Be Kind, a for the weekend. traditional and Americana.
The gates will open two Rochester-area non-profit There is no outside food n July 17: Old Hippies,
Alabama Fire Dept. hours before the first show,
and camping is available for
that seeks to spread human-
ity and bring awareness of
or beverages allowed at the
event center, but there will
1970s-era rock.
n July 24: Rubick’s Cube,
2230 Judge Road, Basom, NY those who want to make a basic support needs. The be food and beverage ven- bluegrass and western swing.
weekend of it. goal of the organization is to dors on site. Pets are not al- n July 31: Steve West Trio,
Presents a: Kelly Burns director create a kinder and more re- lowed, but lawn chairs are old songs, and Sunny Paul &

SUNDAY FAMILY
of tourism for Visit LivCo spectful world, one human welcome. Friend, “Nawlins” and Lat-
shared her enthusiasm for interaction at a time. For more information, in-flavored duo.

FUN-DAY!
the event. Among the initiatives of call (315) 573-2411 or email n Aug. 7: J.B. & Company,
info@fanatics-pub.com. country and pop.
For camping informa- n Aug. 14: Paulsen, Baker
tion, call the Hemlock and Cardinale, acoustic pop.
Sunday, June 25th • 10am - 8pm Fairgrounds at (585) 746-
6156, email camping@
n Aug. 21: Brothers Blue,
bluegrass and country.
hemlockfair.org or visit n Aug. 28: Mike Place, 1970s
• Cornhole Tournaments www.hemlockfair.org. and 1980s rock and pop.
More info: Joe @ (585) 356-7930

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More info: Mark @ (541) 952-1562
• Family Yard Games
• Food & Drinks Available for Purchase
Food Provided by Alabama Hotel
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Canyon Camera Club show promotes enjoyment of photography

PERRY – Members of the Canyon park. these photographers, considered at its facility. These includes the
Camera Club will present an exhi- Canyon Camera Club was one of some of the most accomplished in Tompkins Bank of Castile Gallery,
bition at the Arts Council for Wyo- the 23 member clubs of the Niaga- our region. Oliver’s Gallery in the Seymour
ming County, 31 South Main St. ra Frontier Regional Camera Club Regular gallery hours are 9 a.m. Dining Room, The Batavia Club
The exhibit will be on display in in Western New York, southern to 6 p.m. Wednesdays, 11 a.m. to 7 Gallery in Tavern 2.o.1, and The
the ACWC’s Main Gallery through Ontario, and Erie, PA. The NFRCC p.m. Thursdays and Fridays, and 10 Batavia Rotary Club Gallery. Hours
July 28. was established more than 50 years a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays. are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesdays,
The public is invited to see a ago but, unfortunately, is being dis- For more information, call (585) 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursdays and Fri-
range of subjects represented and solved effective June 30. 237-3517 or visit artswyco.org. days, and 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays.
showcased through the lens of Over the years, one of the main The ACWC is one of three arts For information, call (585) 343-
these photographers, considered goals of the NFRCC was to “Pro- councils serving the four-county 9313, email info@goart.org, or go to
some of the most accomplished in mote the Enjoyment of Photogra- GLOW region. All three arts coun- goart.org.
our region. phy.” cils host exhibitions in addition to n The Genesee Valley Council
Canyon Camera Club was es- The Canyon Camera Club ad- TOM REAGAN PHOTO VIA ARTS COUNCIL FOR WYOMING COUNTY advocating for area artists and pro- on the Arts: 4 Murray Hill Drive,
tablished in 1948 when six or seven opted that goal, guiding its pro- An untitled photograph by Dr. viding grant opportunities, includ- Mount Morris. “Retreats To Heal,”
enthusiastic people came together grams and activities. Tom Reagan from the Canyon ing decentralization grants that a captivating art exhibit featuring
to discuss photography and share For many years the club met on Camera Club’s exhibition at the help fund many summer arts and works created by veterans through
images. But it was not until six years the first and third Wednesday of Arts Council for Wyoming County. cultural programs and individual the ARTS4VETS program, will be on
later, in 1954, that they became an each month between September artist projects throughout the re- view June 14 through July 7. Gallery
official club under the formal name and May at the Arts Council for Wy- era Club on Facebook for programs gion. hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.. Tuesdays,
of the Can-yon Camera Club. Can- oming County. Still, the COVID-19 and club news, and they welcome Among the other arts councils: Wednesdays and Fridays, 11 a.m.
yon was taken from Letchworth Pandemic and Western New York photographers of all skill levels to n Genesee-Orleans Regional to 7 p.m. Thursdays, and 11 a.m.
Park, often called the “Grand Can- winter weather forced the club to join the club or visit as a guest. Arts Council: 201 Seymour Place, to 3 p.m. Saturdays. For informa-
yon of the East.” The club’s logo de- conduct an alternative meeting The public is invited to see a Batavia. Also known as GO ART!, tion, call (585) 243-6785, email di-
picts the former train trestle (1875 schedule. Hence, they invite the range of subjects represented and the Genesee-Orleans Regional Arts rector@gvartscouncil.org, or go to
to 2018) over the upper falls in the public to check the Canyon Cam- showcased through the lens of Council hosts four gallery spaces gvartscouncil.org.
22 • June 2023 GLOW Summer Fun!

Oh, the place you can go...

From expansive nature Facilities include picnic The trail loop features eight Passport Hike system is a the Erie Canalway Trail in The Conservancy leads
preserves and state parks sites, campsites, swimming stations offering a range of series of fun, easy hikes de- Rochester’s Genesee Val- guided walks on protected
to educational museums pools, a museum, river raft- experiences from quiet en- signed to introduce you to ley Park to Cuba, Allega- farmland and wilderness
and historic districts, the ing, balloon launches, his- gagement to active explora- the Finger Lakes Trail. The ny County. The Greenway areas in Livingston County.
four-county GLOW region torical re-enactments, guid- tion and adventure. Finger Lakes Trail Hike No. passes through woodlands, The organization owns
has a plethora of parks and ed hikes, an October craft The Park is home to many 1 at Mount Morris Dam, is a wetlands, river and stream nature preserves open to
attractions for summer ac- show and other activities. sites of interest to students 1.8-mile round trip hike that valleys, rolling farmlands, the public year-round for
tivities or getaways. The Humphrey Nature of colonial times. A statue of starts at the dam parking lot. steep gorges, and historic recreation and education.
The following pages in- Center offers year-round Mary Jemison, “The White During this short, easygoing villages in 16 towns in Mon- Its newest preserve is the
clude places to explore and experiences for all ages. It Woman of the Genesee” hike, you will see spectac- roe, Livingston, Wyoming, 20-acre Gully Preserve
spend time outside in Gen- features interactive exhib- is near an Indian Council ular views of the gorge and Allegany, and Cattaraugus along Whiteman Gully Road
esee, Livingston, Orleans its and programming that House and an authentic Mount Morris Dam. Fin- counties. in Wayland. The property
and Wyoming counties this highlight the plants and Seneca Long House. The ger Lakes Trail Passports Recreational activities is a mature hemlock for-
summer. animals, geology and river William Pryor Letchworth Booklets are available at the include hiking, biking, est that features Little Mill
ecology of the Genesee Val- Museum houses a collec- Mount Morris Dam Visitor cross country skiing or bird Creek cutting through the
Regional ley. There’s also a butterfly tion relating to the history of Center, 6103 Visitor Center watching. Horseback riding forested gully with its spec-
garden, bird observation the Genesee Valley, as well Rd., Mount Morris. and snowmobiling is al- tacular waterfalls.
LETCHWORTH STATE PARK station and many trails. as, archeological and nat- (585) 658-9320 or finger- lowed in designated areas. (585) 243-2190 or genese-
Letchworth State Park The Autism Nature Trail, ural history displays. Open lakestrail.org. www.fogvg.org. evalleyconservancy.org.
and its “Grand Canyon of known as The ANT, is an 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven days
the East” is the jewel of the GENESEE VALLEY GENESEE VALLEY CONSERVANCY IROQUOIS NATIONAL
interactive trail designed to per week from May through The Genesee Valley
region’s natural attractions. support and encourage sen- October. GREENWAY STATE PARK WILDLIFE REFUGE
The Glen Iris Inn and The Genesee Valley Conservancy is a nation- The refuge, which en-
sory perception, while also (585) 493-3600; parks. ally accredited non-profit
Restaurant, overlooking the providing activities for visi- ny.gov. Greenway State Park is a compasses more than
Middle Falls, was home to 90-mile open space corridor conservation organization 10,000 acres, serves pri-
tors of all abilities and ages. FINGER LAKES TRAIL working to protect the hab-
William Pryor Letchworth. following the route of the marily as a nesting, feeding,
This is New York’s longest Genesee Valley Canal and itat, open space and farm- resting and staging areas for
continuous hiking trail sys- the Pennsylvania Railroad land in the Genesee River migratory waterfowl. Bald
tem. The Finger Lakes Trail Rochester Branch from watershed. eagles have maintained an
active nest on the refuge
since 1986.
Of the four trails that run
One of the Finest through both Genesee and
Facilities in the County Orleans counties, two are
A Family Campground In A Park-like Setting known to be the best - On-
Located at: ondaga Nature Trail (2.2
Big Rigs Welcome ◊ Groups Welcome ◊ Pull Thru’s
Full Hookups ◊ Municipal Water ◊ Pavilion ◊ Store ◊ LP Gas DAVIS’ COUNTRYSIDE miles) and Swallow Hollow
Nature Trail (1.3 miles). The
Hiking Trail ◊ Bicycle Track ◊ Playground ◊ Sand Volleyball MEADOWS GOLF COURSE trails are open year-round.
TWO Pools ◊ Miniature Golf ◊ Arcade ◊ Wi-Fi
11070 Perry Rd., Pavilion The visitor center is open
(585) 584-8450 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday
through Friday and 9 a.m.
www.dcmeadows.com to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sun-
day. 1101 Casey Rd., Basom.
Banquets • Weddings • Meetings Information: (585) 948-
5445, www.fws.gov/refuge/
iroquois/about.html.
OAK ORCHARD WILDLIFE
MANAGEMENT AREA
Oak Orchard Wildlife
Management Area is a
Within minutes to: 2,500-acre wildlife manage-
Darien Lake Amusement Park ◊ Batavia Downs
Buffalo ◊ Letchworth State Park ◊ Niagara Falls
ment area in the northwest
Rochester Lilac Festival ◊ Rochester ◊ Genesee Country Museum PAR 72 • 6,300 yards, located overlooking the Genesee Valley part of Genesee County,
with a small northern por-
Route 262, 6749 Townline Road, Byron, NY 14422
(585) 548-9002 • Between Exits 47 & 48
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Places Pennsylvania border in Alle-

gany State Park and extends
north to meet the Bruce
play. Through other arti-
facts visitors will discover
that Alabama used to have
is typically open from Me-
morial Day to Labor Day,
pavilion with electricity,
bridges. The trail connects
recreational, historical and
residential areas and cross-
gallery is at Seymour Place.
The Play Me A Tune Mu-
sic Garden behind GO ART!
From T22 Trail in Canada. three gun manufacturers. picnic tables and charcoal es the Tonawanda Creek. features 18 different per-
Around Darien Lakes Open noon to 3 p.m. the grill, and bathrooms. (585) There are multiple access cussion instruments. Chil-
The WMA contains a mix of State Park, the trail is a fairly first and third Sunday of the 345-6305. points to the trail. Maps dren can make music in an
marsh, woodland and grass- easy route through woods month (except holidays), BATAVIA PEACE GARDEN available at Chamber of outdoor environment. Ex-
lands and forms the eastern and farmlands, before en- and by appointment. Call The Batavia Peace Gar- Commerce Visitor Center, plore garden from 11 a.m.
end of the Alabama swamps tering a more developed (585) 948-9341. den, 131 West Main St., part 8276 Park Rd. Information to 8 p.m. Wednesday, from
that extend west to include area following field edges ALEXANDER of an international initia- online at EllicottTrail.com. 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday,
Iroquois National Wildlife and back roads. The trail is tive, honors peace between FARRALL PARK from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Fri-
part of the Finger Lakes Trail ALEXANDER MUSEUM
Refuge and Tonawanda nations and Batavia’s histo- This neighborhood park day, and from 10 a.m. to 2
Wildlife Management Area. System. The museum, 3350
ry. Next to Holland Land Of- on the city’s southside at p.m. Saturday. (585) 343-
The main parking lot on www.foothillstrailclub. Church St., is on the third
fice Museum, 131 W. Main 101-111 Otis St., features 9313, www.goart.org.
Albion Road provides an org. floor of Alexander’s Town
Hall, the only three-story St. (585) 343-2387, www. tennis courts, a basketball HOLLAND LAND OFFICE MUSEUM
expansive view of the Goose NEW YORK STATE BIRDING TRAIL bataviapeacegarden.com. half-court, playground, pa-
cobblestone town hall in The historical museum,
Pond impoundment which The trail highlights the vilion with electricity, picnic
the United States. Visitors CENTENNIAL PARK 131 West Main St., is in a
hosts waterfowl and shore- state’s world-class and tables and charcoal grill.
will find items such as an The park at 151 State St. is stone building built in 1810
birds most of the year and range of birding opportuni- (585) 345-6305.
old phone, record players, a 14-acre natural setting in from which surveyors es-
a view of a large grassland ties with 180 birding loca-
and purple martin houses. typewriter, and a collection the city. Site of several sum- GENESEE-ORLEANS REGIONAL tablished the communities
tions across the state. of farm and work tools. The of Western New York. The
The observation tower over- mer events, including the ARTS COUNCIL AND PLAY ME A
The Central-Finger Lakes museum is open by ap- Museum offers thousands
looking Windmill Marsh July 4 Picnic in the Park and
Birding Trail features 54 pointment only. To sched- TUNE: MUSIC GARDEN
provides viewing of water- the Batavia Concert Band’s of artifacts pertaining to the
locations in 15 counties. ule a tour, (585) 591-1204. The Genesee-Orleans Re-
fowl and wading birds. weekly summer concert se- history of the region. One
Livingston County is repre- gional Arts Council, 201 East
https://www.dec.ny.gov/ BASOM ries. (585) 345-6305. of the items on display in
sented by the Twin Cedars Main St., Batavia, is dedicat-
outdoor/24442.html. DEWITT RECREATION AREA the museum is the Medal of
Environmental Area, 6274 JOHN WHITE WILDLIFE ed to developing the cultur-
E. Avon-Lima Rd., Avon, A former sand and gravel Honor received by Batavian
TONAWANDA WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA al life of Genesee and Orle-
and Hemlock-Canadice quarry has been turned into ans counties. The main art See PLACES T24
MANAGEMENT AREA This 329-acre Wildlife
State Forest, plus six trails a public park at 115 Cedar
The Tonawanda Wild- Management Area, 1594 St. with recreational oppor-
in Letchworth State Park.
life Management Area is a Judge Rd., is managed tunities in the city of Bata-
The Greater Niagara Bird-
5,600-acre wildlife manage- to provide quality grass-
Get out and
ing Trail includes 36 loca- via. The 64-acre park offers
ment area that forms the land-habitat and attracts hiking trails, picnic shelters,
tions in five counties. Gen-
western end of the Alabama a variety of grassland de-
s
have fun thi
esee County has John White playground, walking path,
Swamps along with the Wildlife Management Area pendent birds. Observation fishing. There are four main
11,000 acre Iroquois NWR viewing blind located on
Summer!
in Basom, Oak Orchard trails in the park - the lon-
and 2,500-acre Oak Orchard and Tonawanda Wildlife the pond at the northwest gest is 1 mile - and the ma-
WMA. Main habitats pres- Management areas and the corner. https://www.dec. jority lead you around De-
ent are wetland impound- Iroquois National Wildlife ny.gov/outdoor/112246. Witt Lake. www.co.genesee.
ments, grassland fields Refuge. Wyoming County html ny.us. (585) 345-6305.
and forested wetlands. The includes Beaver Meadow BATAVIA
habitats support a variety ELLICOTT TRAIL
Audubon Center in North AUSTIN PARK The 10-foot-wide,
of birds, including several Java, Carlton Hill Multi- Kids Bikes, E-Bikes, Adult 3 Wheel Bikes
rare species. Includes over- The 6.7-acre park at 15 crushed stone, multi-use,
ple-Use Center in Dale, and Jefferson Ave. includes a recreational trail was cre-
look parking lots, trails, and the six Letchworth State
an accessible observation/ large playground, backstop ated on 4.9 miles of old
Park trails. for softball practice, large railroad beds, city streets,
hunting blind at end of an The New York State Bird-
accessible trail overlooking open field, spray park that sidewalks, bike lanes and
ing Trail map is available at
a pond. www.ibirdny.org. Also available:
Summer
https://www.dec.ny.gov/
outdoor/24442.html. GENESEE COUNTY Kites, Estes Rocket Kits, Frisbees
THE CONSERVATION TRAIL and so much more!
The 177-mile Conserva-
ALABAMA Register for Summer Reading,
tion Trail offers a backpack-
ing adventure for explor-
ALABAMA MUSEUM
The museum, 2218 Judge
Awards, Prizes, Programs and More!
(585) 591-2733
Adam Miller
ers. The trail, which travels
through Darien Lakes State
Rd., resides in an old school
house and features every- Toy & Bicycle
Park, crosses through thing from a hammered
146 Main Street, Attica, NY 14011
8 Center St., Batavia • 343-0548
farmland, rolling hills, and dulcimer to Dr. Neal’s (585) 591-2733
woods. buggy. Part of the original Attica.Owwl.org www.AdamMillerToyAndBicycle.com
The trail begins at the Basom post office is on dis-
24 • June 2023 GLOW Summer Fun!

Places tables, and tennis courts.

The park also features an
inclusive playground. (585)
half-court. (585) 345-6305.
WILLIAMS PARK
Williams Park, 101 Pearl
depicting a blacksmith
shop, a general store, school
classroom and more. Call
for diversified vegetation.
(585) 548-7304, www.ber-
gen-swamp.org.
gry Apple Disc Golf Course
is an 18-hole-course that
travels through an old apple
From T23 343-1729. St., is the city’s largest park (585) 494-0080. CORFU orchard. Park entrance is at
LAMBERT PARK at 25 acres. The park has BYRON 10475 Harlow Rd., Darien
PEMBROKE MUSEUM Center. (585) 547-9242,
Charles F. Rand, the first Lambert Park, 100 Vero- softball field, tennis courts,
soldier to volunteer to the
BYRON MUSEUM A small museum inside www.nysparks.com.
na Ave., is a neighborhood basketball courts, deck
Civil War. Hours are 10 a.m. The museum, 6407 the Town of Pembroke Of- EAST BETHANY
park with horseshoe pit, hockey court, and walking
Townline Rd., is in an old fice, 145 Main Rd. (Route 5).
to 4 p.m. Tuesday through playground, pavilion with trail. (585) 345-6305. GENESEE COUNTY PARK
church. South Byron High One section is dedicated to
Saturdays. (585) 343-4727, electricity, picnic tables and BERGEN School is well-represented the local fire department, & FOREST
www.hollandlandoffice. grill. (585) 345-6305.
GODFREY’S POND with photographs and year- where you learn they used Genesee County Park
com. LIONS PARK to throw “glass water gre-
Godfrey’s Pond has been books. Behind the church, & Forest, 11095 Bethany
KIBBE PARK Lions Park, 11 Wallace St., dubbed the “best kept secret is a large annex dedicated nades” to fight fires more Center Rd., East Bethany, is
Kibbe Park, 105-111 Kib- has horseshoe pits, pavilion in Genesee County.” The to items typical of a farm- than a century ago. Civil recognized as the first coun-
be Ave., is an 11-acre creek with electricity, picnic ta- pond features fishing, boat- ing community. Research War buffs will enjoy looking ty forest in New York State,
side park with a softball bles and charcoal grill. (585) ing, picnicking, swimming, room features local history at a soldier’s hat and bullets. the park was established in
field, basketball courts, ten- 345-6305. camping, playgrounds, and newspapers. Open 2 to By appointment only. Call 1915. It features more than
nis courts, playground, pa- MACARTHUR PARK and trap, rifle, pistol, and 4 p.m. Sundays, Memorial (585) 599-4892, Ext. 9. 430 acres of forest, rolling
vilion with electricity, picnic MacArthur Park, 252B archery courses. P.O. Box Day through Labor Day. Call DARIEN hills, 10 miles of trails (the
tables and charcoal grill. State St., is adjacent to Dw- 217, Bergen, (585) 343-8390, (585) 548-9008. longest is 2.1 miles long),
www.godfreyspond.com. DARIEN LAKES STATE PARK five ponds, and a variety of
(585) 345-6305. yer Stadium, 299 Bank St. BERGEN SWAMP Woodlands, ravines wildlife, trees and wood-
KIWANIS PARK The 21-acre park has five HARFORD HOUSE BARN Bergen Swamp, 6646 and streams surround
tennis courts and a play- land plants. Programming
Kiwanis Park, 3808 West & LIVERY Hessenthaler Road, Byron, 12-acre Harlow Lake in this is regularly scheduled at the
Main Street Rd., is a tree- ground. (585) 345-6305. The museum, 7547 South is a wildlife preserve home 1,845-acre state park. There park’s interpretive center.
filled recreation area on the PRINGLE PARK Lake Rd., resides in the for- to 2,500 types of plants, a va- are 154 campsites, a beach, (585) 344-1122, www.co.
north bank of the Tonawa- Pringle Park, 14 Pringle mer 1880 Harford Hotels riety of reptiles, birds and 17 playgrounds, horse trails, genesee.ny.us.
nda Creek including a pavil- Ave., is a small park with a Livery Stables. Inside the different types of soils with picnic areas, fishing and 10
ion with restrooms, picnic playground and a basketball barn are life-size tableaus a range of pH that allows miles of hiking trails. An- See PLACES T25

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Places Roy, tells the story of the jig-

gly treat born in Le Roy. Call
for hours. (585) 768-7433,
nis courts, municipal pool
and pavilion. Spray park be-
ing built.
foot trails through wooded
area adjacent to DEC Re-
gion 8 Headquarters, 6274
throughout the summer
explore local history and
other themes. Adjacent na-
Open daylight hours.
BIG SPRINGS MUSEUM
Local history museum at
From T24 www.jellogallery.org. OAKFIELD E. Avon Lima Rd., East Avon. ture center, with hiking trail. 3095 Main St. houses three
LE ROY HOUSE Pond hosts large numbers Hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. floors of historical artifacts
OAKFIELD HISTORICAL SOCIETY of migrating geese in spring Tuesday through Sunday.
ROLLING HILLS ASYLUM Mansion-turned-mu- encompassing art, agri-
The former Gene- seum at 23 East Main St. & RESEARCH CENTER and fall. The trails offer a va- (585) 538-6822, gcv.org. culture, textiles, furniture,
see County home is an features more than 100 The two-story house mu- riety of migrating songbirds. CALEDONIA FISH HATCHERY toys, photography and mil-
18th-century carriage years of history, including seum, 7 Maple Ave., features For information, (585) 732- itary items. Open 1 to 4 p.m.
The first hatchery, 16
house turned paranormal Ingham University, the numerous photographs and 6060. Sundays and 9 a.m. to noon
North St., Caledonia, is
research center that offers first American university mining equipment to tell BOAT LAUNCH Mondays. (585) 538-9880,
the oldest operational fish
ghost-hunting tours. 11001 for women; and the story the story of the importance A Genesee River boat bigsprings-museum.org.
hatchery in the western
Bethany Center Rd., East of the 86,000-acre Triangle of gypsum mining in the launch is available on hemisphere. The hatch- CONESUS
Bethany. (585) 502-4066. Tract, a land deal that was town. Another theme is the Routes 5 and 20 in the vil- ery stocks lakes and creeks RICKY GREENE MEMORIAL PARK
www.rollinghillsasylum. controlled by the LeRoy Native American influence lage of Avon, hand launch.
on the town. Open noon to 2 throughout Western New
com. family. Many people enjoy York. Open to the public The park at 6074 South
reminiscing in the 1930s p.m. second Saturday of the AVON PRESERVATION AND Livonia Rd. has a Pioneer
ELBA seven days a week, 8 a.m. to
kitchen with its “modern” month. Call (585) 948-5901. HISTORICAL SOCIETY log cabin featuring local ar-
ELBA MUSEUM 4 p.m. (585) 538-6300, dec.
conveniences and gadgets. STAFFORD The Museum at 23 Gen- tifacts; plus a pavilion, play-
The Elba Museum, Maple The permanent exhibit “On ny.gov.
esee St. is open 1 to 4 p.m. ground and ball field.
Avenue Extension, has a col- the Road: A Century of Ruts, STAFFORD MUSEUM OF HISTORY on Thursdays and Sundays. MACKAY WILDLIFE PRESERVE
The museum in the CONESUS INLET
lection distributed through Dust and Macadam” fea- (585) 226-2425 x 22, www. The 26-acre preserve on
three buildings, including a Stafford Town Hall, 8903 The New York State
tures sleighs, carts, wagons, avonpreservation.org. Spring Street was the farm
museum building, an origi- Route 237, Stafford. The Wildlife Management Ar-
carriages and a 1908 Cadil- CALEDONIA AND MUMFORD where Marianna MacK-
nal 1842 house and a recon- Morganville Pottery collec- ea covers 1,120 acres, with
lac. Call for hours. (585) 768- ay-Wilkes was raised. In
structed barn. The museum tion, a type of pottery with GENESEE COUNTRY VILLAGE wetlands, hiking trails, fish
7433. 1971, she and her family do-
is filled with a collection of a distinct reddish hue from viewing (walleye and north-
LE ROY BARN QUILT TRAIL AND MUSEUM nated the land to the Village
home, farm and village life. locally-excavated clay, is ern pike spawning runs),
Home base for the Le Roy The restored 19th cen- of Caledonia to be used as a nature trails, car-top boat
The 1842 house was moved popular. Open 2 to 4 p.m. tury village, 1410 Flint wildlife preserve. Includes
Barn Quilt Trail is Le Roy Sundays and by appoint- access, viewing platforms,
to the site from across town. Hill Rd., Mumford, offers nature trail and wheelchair
House. The trail features scenic vistas, birdwatch-
Open 2 to 4 p.m. Sundays, ment. (585) 343-1928. demonstrations and re-en- accessible overlook, and
hundreds of wooden pan-
Memorial Day to Labor Day. actments. Special events two trails through woods. See PLACES T26
els - called “barn quilts” - on LIVINGSTON COUNTY
(585) 757-9094.
buildings around Le Roy.
LE ROY (585) 768-7433. AVON
BUNNELL PARK MILL STREET PARK AVON DRIVING PARK
The park at 9299 Summit
Street Rd. features a small
A small park with play-
ground along the Oatka
Park at 350 Spring St., Offering Help GeneseeCancerAssistance.org
Avon has a playground, pic-
playground, pavilion, and
fields for soccer, baseball or
Creek on Mill Street in the
village.
nic pavilion and ball fields. for the Journey
softball. The park was the
DEC REGION 8 HEADQUARTERS
WILDWOOD PARK Small lake, hiking trail.
result of a joint effort by the The park at 138 Munson
town and Le Roy Central 6274 E. Avon Lima Rd., East
Street Ext. includes base- Avon. (585) 226-2466, www.
School District.
JELL-O MUSEUM
ball fields, a small basketball dec.ny.gov. 28th Annual Charity
court, an arena for “GaGa,”
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Places beth St. is dedicated to the

history of the American Red
Cross and founder Clara
STONY BROOK STATE PARK
The state park at 10820
Route 36, Dansville, Steu-
LIVINGSTON COUNTY
HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM
The museum at 30 Cen-
museum at 3489 Big Tree
Lane, Geneseo, houses vin-
tage aircraft, armor and oth-
labor of love was started for
the owner’s children and
then opened to the public.
From T25 Barton. (585) 335-3500. ben County, is a deep gorge ter St. is in a cobblestone er pieces from around the It is on private property so
DANSVILLE AREA HISTORICAL with rugged cliffs overlook- schoolhouse featuring ar- world. The museum moved look for its visiting days and
hunting, fishing and trap- ing three waterfalls and tifacts and displays from a C-130 that saw service in times on the Tree Creations
SOCIETY MUSEUM Vietnam from the Smithso- In Geneseo Facebook page.
ping. This WMA is ibound rock formations. Visitors the county’s two-century
on the west by West Swamp The local history muse- nian Institution to the mu- (585) 243-1638.
can hike the rim, gorge or history. The famed Big Tree
Road (Route 256), on the um at 14 Church St. has ex- seum where it is being de- VILLAGE PARK
nature trails, swim in the has an exhibition with inter-
east by East Swamp Road, hibits showing the history of veloped into an exhibition. The park at Main and
stream-fed pool, play ten- pretive panels that tell the
on the south by Guiltner southern Livingston Coun- story of the tree and its place Open daily 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Park streets near the SUNY
nis, and picnic. Pavilions,
Road and on the north by ty. Open first and third Sat- in formation of the Genesee through September. Geneseo campus has picnic
playground, camping and
Conesus Lake. www.dec. urday of each month from Valley. Thursdays, Satur- SPENCER J. ROEMER tables, restrooms, and sum-
food. (585) 335-8111.
ny.gov. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. or by ap- days and Sundays from 2 to mer concerts.
WILLIAMS PARK ARBORETUM
pointment. (585) 335-8090. 5 p.m. through Oct. 31. (585)
DANSVILLE The park hosts summer Located on the south side GROVELAND
KESHEQUA CREEK FALLS 243-9147, livingstoncounty- of SUNY Geneseo campus
BABCOCK PARK concerts. Picnic tables along historicalsociety.com. LIVINGSTON COUNTY
TRAILHEAD Mill Creek. At Washington (follow signs on Route 20A),
The village’s largest park LONG POINT PARK the arboretum is a 20-acre
VETERANS MONUMENT
features ball fields, tennis The 4.1-mile trail is ac- and Clara Barton streets.
The park off West Lake natural area open to the The monument features
and basketball courts, and cessible on Union Corners
GENESEO Road, Geneseo, provides public year-round. (585) 250 metal poppies created
picnic facilities. The Mo- Road, Dansville. Located
HIGHLAND PARK public access to the lake, 245-5448. by veterans and their fam-
rey Avenue park also hosts near Groveland, the trail ily members. The poppies
offers pretty scenery along The location of former with playground, picnic TREE CREATIONS
games for the Dansville tables, swimming with life- all feature the name of a
Gliders (For team info., go to its route. Primarily used Erie Railroad Depot, moved A village of child-size tree veteran. The poppies have
for hiking, the trail offers a from Court Street to High- guards, museum and fish- houses connected by rope
glidersbaseball.com) . ing. Information, (585) 991- been erected on a concrete
view of a waterfall and bird land Road. The park fea- bridges is at 4677 Lakev- pad painted to resemble an
CLARA BARTON MUSEUM watching. Leashed dogs tures a baseball field, tennis 5000. ille-Groveland Road, Gen- American flag near Route
OF THE AMERICAN RED CROSS welcome. For information, courts, pavilion, playground NATIONAL WARPLANE MUSEUM eseo. Explore the castle,
The museum at 57 Eliza- go to alltrails.com. and dog park. The historical aviation wizard’s den and more. This See PLACES T27
 GLOW Summer Fun! June 2023 • 27

Places nally, Canadice Lake Trail,

highlights the western shore
of Canadice Lake. It’s best
picnic shelter, ball fields for
baseball, soccer and bas-
ketball. and skateboarding
VITALE PARK
Park is on Route 20A,
Big Tree Road, Lakeville, at
tures an interpretive center,
atrium, trailhead and rec-
reation area at 6103 Visitor
kind and a pavilion.
NUNDA
From T26 to park at parking lot on park. There is a covered pa- northern end of the lake at Center Rd., off Route 408. NUNDA HISTORICAL SOCIETY MU-
Purcell Hill Road. hemlock- vilion for family picnics. For the outlet. Summer con- Open daily 10 a.m. to 4:30 SEUM AND ROSE SHAVE GALLERY
63 at the Livingston Coun- andcanadicelakes.com or information, call the Village certs at the gazebo on Sun- p.m. Free guided tours of The museum, 24 Portage
ty Highway Complex, 4389 https://www.dec.ny.gov/ Office at (585) 346-3100. day nights. The park fea- the dam. Visitors can sign St., Nunda, has artifacts and
Gypsy Lane. When viewed, lands/66521.html. COMMUNITY PARK tures a Veteran’s Memorial up for tours in-person at displays representing 200
the monument appears HERITAGE MUSEUM A small park on Route 20A Garden. Amenities include the visitor center, but on- years of Nunda history. The
to be a flag furling in the A local history museum at - the address is 2 Big Tree restrooms, benches, picnic line reservations via www. gallery displays work of lo-
breeze. Many poppies are the Hemlock Fairgrounds, St. - at the bottom of the hill tables, playground, fishing, recreation.gov/ are recom- cal artist Rose Shave. Open
designed to move in the 7370 Fair St., Hemlock. leading to the village of Li- docks, walking trails, pavil- mended. Information: (585) April through October. Call.
wind. Open during the Fair and ions and grills. Hand boat 658-4790, or online at www. (585) 465-0971 or (585) 476-
vonia. The park contains a
REVOLUTIONARY WAR launch. No swimming. The lrb.usace.army.mil. 2354.
groups by appointment. large play area for children
park is also home to Chip
AMBUSCADE PARK (585) 367-3370, hemlock- and a large covered pavilion. MILLS MANSION NUNDA KIWANIS PARK
Holt Nature Center, which
The park at 5434 David fair.org. The park contains a sewage The 1836 home of the The park, 24 Portage St.,
hosts educational programs
Gray Hill Rd., Groveland, HEMLOCK LAKE BOAT LAUNCH dump station for Recre- (www.chipholtnaturecen- Mount Morris Historical has a playground for chil-
has obelisk marking the site The launch is at the ational Vehicles.
Conesus ter.org). (585) 346-3710. Society, 14 Main St., was the dren.
where British forces am- northeast corner of the lake Lake Boat Launch residence of Mount Mor-
Launches for pontoons, MOUNT MORRIS OSSIAN
bushed a Continental Army off East Lake Road. Hard ris founder Gen. William
scout party. (585) 243-1750, surface ramp. Parallel park- ski boats, fishing boats, ca- AL LORENZ PARK A. Mills, and is on the Na- RATTLESNAKE HILL WILDLIFE
www.groveland.ny.org, ing on shoulder of East Lake noes, paddleboats and per- The park off Murray Hill tional Register of Historic MANAGEMENT AREA
Road. 16-foot boat/10 HP sonal watercraft: Hartson Drive, the Livingston Coun- Places. The home features The Wildlife Manage-
SONYEA STATE FOREST Point, 5030 East Lake Rd.,
motor restriction. ty government campus, is a 14 rooms, six fireplaces, ment Area on Linzy Road,
Traveling through Grov- Livonia; Pebble Beach Road: wooded county-operated
LEICESTER an original bread oven and eight miles west of Dans-
eland, West Sparta, and 1/4 mile south of Route 20A park, with ponds, trails, pic- kitchen hearth. Open June ville, features 5,100 acres of
Mount Morris, the forest STARR PARK in Lakeville. Hand launch; nic tables and pavilions. The through November. (585) woodlands, open meadows
includes the Genesee Valley Sand Point: on Route 20A in county has been making
Park on Route 36 has 658-3292, www.mtmor- and diverse wildlife habitat.
Greenway State Park. There hamlet of Lakeville. Hand improvements to the park
picnic pavilion, play equip- risny.com. Hunting and fishing, trap-
are two short spur trails that launch. in recent years, including
ment and ball fields. MOUNT MORRIS ping, hiking, cross coun-
lead down to the water. The developing more walking
Forest backs up to Grove- BOYD AND PARKER PARK FORREST L. VOSLER VETERANS VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK try skiing, bird watching,
trails and a large wooden
land Correctional Facility; The park at 3064 Cuyler- MEMORIAL PARK playground. (585) 658-7510. Park off Route 36 is a me- nature studies, horseback
hikers should be aware of ville Rd. (Route 36), Cuyler- At Big Tree and Main morial to those who served. riding and picnicking are
their location within the ville, is the site of the torture streets in the village of Li- FRANCIS BELLAMY among the available activi-
forest. https://www.dec. of two Revolutionary War MEMORIAL PARK TUSCARORA PARK ties. www.dec.ny.gov/out-
vonia, across from West’s
ny.gov/lands/37457.html. Colonial officers by Native Shurfine. The pocket park in The park, named for the A playground, 8056 Main door/24443.html.
American soldiers and Brit- named in honor of Livonia writer of the Pledge of Alle- St., Mount Morris, that fea-
HEMLOCK tures apparatus of every See PLACES T29
ish troops. native and Congressional giance, is on Lackawanna
HEMLOCK-CANADICE STATE Medal of Honor recipient Avenue. It has basketball
LIMA

Sunnyside
FOREST Forrest “Woody” L Vosler and tennis courts, softball
The property is adjacent MARK TUBBS MEMORIAL PARK and baseball fields, pavil-
and all the men and women
to the only totally undevel- The park, 7384 Ziegler who have served or are serv- ions, gazebo, clubhouse and
oped Finger Lake and covers Drive, includes an enclosed ing the country. playground. (585) 658-4160.

Cycle Sales
about 6,684 acres. Fishing, pavilion, playground, paved GENESEE VALLEY COUNCIL
trails for hiking, picnic area HEMLOCK LAKE PARK
hiking, nature study, boat- ON THE ARTS
with grills. Trail entrance is A small park on the north
ing, and hunting. No swim-
near southwest corner of end of Hemlock Lake, Rix The Livingston Arts Cen-
ming or camping allowed.
parking area. Hill Road. Features picnic ter, 4 Murray Hill Drive, is SunnysideCycleSales.com
The Bur Oak Trail, north of
facilities, gazebo, and chil- home of the New Deal and
Hemlock Lake, and the Wal- TENNIE BURTON MUSEUM Apartment One gallieries
dren’s play area. Fishing is
nut Trail, which encounters The Lima Historical So- operated by Genesee Valley
allowed, but no swimming
a couple deep ravines, cov- ciety’s Tennie Burton Mu- Council on the Arts. The arts
and no dogs in the water. SERVING YOU
er a total of .75 miles. There seum, 1850 Rochester St., is center also presents classes,
is also the Northern and MAURICE F. SWEENEY MUSEUM SINCE 1968
open from 2 to 4 p.m. Sun- programs, and exhibitions.
Southern Hemlock Trails days, June to end of Septem- Local history museum at 10597 Main St. 585-591-1140
(585) 243-6785, www.gvca- Alexander, NY 1-888-344-0176
and Willow Oak Trail, which ber. (585) 624-1050 Lima- 10 Commercial St., Livonia, online.org
offers an excellent view of Historical.org. is open year-round from 9
the waterfall if you hike on a a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. MT. MORRIS DAM AND WILLIAM
LIVONIA B. HOYT II VISITOR CENTER
day after a significant rain- Thursday and Friday, and
fall or snowmelt. Rob’s Trail BOWEN MEMORIAL PARK 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. Flood control structure,
was built in 2008 in memory The park, 62 Main St., (585) 346-4579, www.livoni- operated by U.S. Army sales@sunnysidecycles.com
of Rob van der Stricht. Fi- Livonia, has a playground, anyhistory.org. Corps of Engineers, fea-
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Places The recreation area,

6775 Canadice Hill Rd.,
Springwater, has picnic
ABBEY OF THE GENESEE
Though the Order of Cis-
tercian monks are clois-
skilled trades. The muse-
um is open from 11 a.m. to
5 p.m. Wednesday through
HOLLEY
HOLLEY CANAL FALLS
Enjoy the view at Holley
house, 14357 Ontario St.,
Kent, is a replica of the one
that was built in 1871 and
From T27 tables, a pavilion, hiking, tered, the monastery at 3174 Friday and 1 to 5 p.m. Sat- washed away by a storm in
cross-country skiing and urday and Sunday. Admis- Canal Falls, 1 Holley Falls 1916. The museum houses
River Rd., Piffard, operates
biking trails. For informa- sion. (585) 589-9013, www. Park Rd., Holley, which of- local maritime historical
SPRINGWATER an on-site bakery store and
tion, call Stony Brook’s Park cobblestonemuseum.org. fers a nearby playground artifacts and a gift shop..
hosts the general public for
LARRY J. CANUTE Office at (585) 335-8111. to take the children to after (585) 752-0647, www.oa-
retreats and religious ser- THE ERIE CANALWAY TRAIL
MEMORIAL PARK enjoying the scenery. The 14 korchardlighthouse.com.
WEST SPARTA vices. (585) 243-0660, www. The trail runs from Alba-
The Larry J. Canute Me- mile out-and-back trail fea-
geneseeabbey.org. ny to Buffalo, with 25 miles ORLEANS COUNTY MARINE PARK
morial Park, 7990 School St., WEST SPARTA TOWN PARK tures a man-made falls has
The park is at adjacent to of natural wooded trails been around since 1918. The 11-acre public ma-
Springwater, has a pavilion, ORLEANS COUNTY passing through Medina, rine park on Point Breeze
swing set, playground, bas- the town hall at 8302 Kysor- HOLLEY DEPOT MUSEUM
ville-Byersville Rd., Dans- ALBION Albion and Holley. For in- Road (Route 98) in Kent and
ketball court, baseball field formation, go to https:// The museum, Geddes the Oak Orchard River is un-
and borders Springwater ville. There is a pavilion and COBBLESTONE HISTORIC Street Extension (Holley
picnic tables. The park hosts eriecanalway.org or https:// der the Lake Ontario State
Creek. DISTRICT www.canals.ny.gov/trails/ Fountain Square), is home Parkway bridges. Includes
a summer concert series.
SPRINGWATER-WEBSTERS The Cobblestone Muse- about.html. to the Murray-Holley His- 72 boat slips, picnic pavil-
YORK um, 14393 Ridge Rd., Albi- torical Society. The 1907 ions, fish cleaning station.
CROSSING HISTORICAL SOCIETY CLARENDON
SAMUEL WARREN HOMESTEAD on, promotes the study and New York Central Depot (585) 682-3641.
MUSEUM CLARENDON HISTORICAL SOCI- exhibits local artifacts of the
The home of the York exploration of cobblestone OAK ORCHARD HARBOR
The museum, 8130 Route ETY & FARWELL’S SETTLEMENT Erie Canal and railway eras,
Historical Society, 2431 construction methods Oak Orchard Harbor on
15, Springwater, is open and houses an interpretive
Dow Rd., was the site of from 1825 to 1860, offering Two buildings at 16426 Point Breeze Road, Kent,
from 2 to 4 p.m. the first center for genealogical re-
New York’s first commer- visitors the opportunity to Fourth Section Rd., Clar- offers a destination for day
and third Sundays of May search. (585) 638-8188.
cially-successful winery explore three period cob- endon, feature a barn with launch for the cruising sail-
through September. (585)
dating to early 19th century. blestone structures set in agricultural items and one- KENT or, powerboater or sea kay-
737-7345, www.townof-
Open for visitors 1 to 4 p.m. Victorian appearance and room schoolhouse with a aker. The tree-lined gorge,
springwaterny.org. OAK ORCHARD
first Sunday of month, May four wood structures high- variety of items on display. carved by the Oak Orchard
HARRIET HOLLISTER SPENCER through October. (585) 243- lighting 19th century agri- By appointment. Call (585) LIGHTHOUSE MUSEUM
STATE RECREATION AREA PARK 3680 and www.yorkny.org. cultural implements and 638-6371, ext. 104. Built in 2002. the light- See PLACES T30

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Places golf is familiar with this state

park at 13691 Roosevelt
Highway, Waterport, but
at the end of Grove Street.
Features five huge water
sprinklers.
From T29 many hikers are unaware ATTICA
that this state park has more
than 4 miles of trails that ATTICA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
River, provides a scenic
backdrop for a full service provides a panoramic view MUSEUM
port featuring a profes- of Lake Ontario, surround- Learn about Attica’s lo-
sional charter fleet, sailing ing farms and fruit orchards. cal history and genealogy
clubs, parks, marine sales Take the trail located by information, artifacts, early
and repairs, gasoline, pump camping area G. You can 1900s furniture, including a
out stations, lodging and park at the main parking lot complete Victorian parlor,
restaurants. (585) 589-3198. and hike the entire trail that clothing, Attica Prison his-
leads out to rockledge and tory and war memorabilia.
MEDINA the beach. No swimming, The Museum, 130 Main
MEDINA HISTORICAL SOCIETY but 274 campsites, biking St., recently unveiled a re-
Medina Historical Soci- trails, fishing along the lake stored Civil War battle flag
ety, 436 West Ave., Medina, front, picnic grounds, and that from Company C of the
maintains annals and relics playing fields. (585) 682- 130th NY Regt/1st New York
of Western New York, espe- 4888, www.nysparks.com/ Dragoons in 1862. (585)
cially the village of Medina parks/161/details/aspx. 591-2161
and the towns of Shelby and
WYOMING COUNTY ATTICA PRISON PRESERVATION
Ridgeway. (585) 798-3006,
historicmedina.org. FOUNDATION & MUSEUM
WYOMING COUNTY BARN QUILT The Attica Prison Preser-
MEDINA RAILROAD MUSEUM TRAIL vation Foundation & Muse-
The state’s largest rail- The Wyoming County um, 668 Exchange St., Atti-
road and toy train museum, Barn Quilt Trail began in ca, features artifacts from
530 West Ave., Medina, fea- 2016 to introduce visitors Attica Prison, one of the
tures a 20-by-14-foot mod- to these works of art. More most famous prisons in the
el train display. Excursions than 80 barn quilts are high-
available. (585) 798-6106, world. Call (585) 708-4388.
lighted. Each quilt is unique, BENNINGTON
www.railroadmuseum.net. and has a name reflecting its
MEDINA SANDSTONE purpose and message. For BENNINGTON HISTORICAL
HALL OF FAME details, go to https://tinyurl. SOCIETY
Since 2013, the Medina com/4knvpu9h. Discover the history of
Sandstone Society has se- ARCADE Bennington by visiting their
lected examples of Medina ARCADE & ATTICA RAILROAD historical society and muse-
Sandstone representing um, 211 Clinton St., Cowles-
The historic railroad, 278
churches, homes, public ville. Check out local arti-
Main St., Arcade, allows
buildings and other signifi- facts spanning more than
you to step back in time on
cant structures. The Hall of 200 years of history.
the state’s last steam train
Fame is on display at Medi- CASTILE
excursion. Themed trains
na’s Visitor Center in City
include murder-mystery ADVENTURE CALLS OUTFITTERS
Hall, 119 Park St. It is open
dinner theater, and a great The outdoors company,
by appointment and during
train robbery. Children’s 4 Lower Falls Rd., Castile,
special events. www.sand-
train available every other welcomes patrons to take a
stonesociety.org Friday in July and August.
WATERPORT rafting trip down the Gen-
(585) 492-3100, www.aarail- esee River through Letch-
LAKE ALICE WATERWAY road.com. worth State Park. Enjoy
Built around 1920, Lake ARCADE HISTORICAL SOCIETY more than 5 miles of scen-
Alice was formed by dam- Learn more about local ery during the adventure.
ming Oak Orchard River history in and around Ar- (585) 343-4710.
and creating a long narrow cade at the Arcade Histori- BALLOONS OVER LETCHWORTH
lake. Fishing, boating and cal Society at Gibby House,
Balloons Over Letch-
camping. A public boat 331 West Main St., Arcade.
worth provides hot air bal-
launch is at the intersection Call (585) 492-4466.
of Waterport and Oak Or- loon rides (Mon-Sat, May-
ARCADE SPLASH POOL Oct) within Letchworth
chard River roads. Cool off on a hot summer State Park, the “Grand Can-
LAKESIDE BEACH STATE PARK day by enjoying the splash
Anyone who loves disc pool in Arcade Village Park See PLACES T31
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Places history of Java and the sur-

rounding areas. (716) 200-
7621.
marked and groomed trails.
(585) 457-3228, www.buffa-
loaudubon.org.
PORTAGEVILLE
GENESEE FALLS BALLOON
Genesee Falls Balloon,
WYOMING HISTORICAL
PIONEER ASSOCIATION
The Wyoming Historical
torical buildings in Warsaw.
Collections include displays
showcasing aspects of War-
From T30 MIDDLEBURY PERRY Pioneer Association, 3727 saw life from the 1830s to
6591 East Koy Rd., Porta-
the present. Special exhibits
CARLTON HILL MULTIUSE AREA ARTS COUNCIL geville, offers hot air balloon Walker Rd., Silver Lake, is
yon of the East.” For infor- highlight the Underground
The 2,484-acre state for- FOR WYOMING COUNTY tours of Letchworth State the longest running histor-
mation, go to https://bal- Railroad, the Civil War and
est is a hidden gem for bird- Park. https://balloonletch- ical organization in Wyo-
loonsoverletchworth.com/ The non-profit at 31 Suffrage movement. Also
ers and bikers. Park at lot on worth.com/, or call (585) ming County. There is an
or call (585) 493-3340. South Main St. has been housed is a comprehen-
Bank Street Road between 380-2483. 1834 church, a one-room
providing arts and cultural sive research library of rare
CASTILE HISTORICAL SOCIETY Moose Road and Casselber- SILVER LAKE school house, and log cabin
programs for more than 40 maps, newspapers, thou-
The Castile Historical ry Road. This will provide years. (585) 237-3517, www. on the Association grounds. sands of photographs and
SILVER LAKE STATE PARK
House, 17 Park Road East, you with a map kiosk along artswyco.org. (585) 237-2079 documents. Most have been
Castile, was built in the with access to multiple trail- The state park, 4229 West
PERRY SPLASH PAD Lake Rd., provides a boat STRYKERSVILLE digitalized for easy access.
1800s right after the Civil heads. Go to https://www. (585) 786-5240
dec.ny.gov/outdoor/82684. Cool off on a summer day launch. The area also has SHELDON HISTORICAL SOCIETY
War. Call (585) 493-5370.
html. by enjoying the splash pad picnic facilities and a com- Constructed in 1891 as a VILLAGE PARK
EAGLE in Perry Village Park, 121 fort station. (585) 493-3600, The park at 89 Liberty St.,
NORTH JAVA two-room schoolhouse in
EAGLE HISTORICAL MUSEUM Lake St., Perry. www.nysparks.com. Sheldon, the museum, 3859 includes a trail that leads to
Learn about the Town of BEAVER MEADOW PERRY PUBLIC BEACH SILVER LAKE INSTITUTE Main St., houses a collec- an 80-foot waterfall.
Eagle’s history at the Mu- AUDUBON CENTER Along the shore of Silver Non-profit listed in Na- tion of 19th and early 20th WYOMING
seum, 3388 Main St., Bliss. The 324-acre nature pre- Lake, Perry Public Beach, tional Registry of Historic century artifacts. (585) 457-
Places offering cultural and
MIDDLEBURY HISTORICAL
(585) 322-7319. serve at 1610 Welch Rd., 42 Walker Rd., Perry, pro- 3444 or (716) 474-3156.
North Java, features its vides lovely views and pho- educational programs, in- SOCIETY
JAVA VILLAGE WARSAW
namesake meadow with tographic opportunities cluding the biennial Silver The Middlebury Histori-
JAVA HISTORICAL SOCIETY associated ponds, glacial for visitors. It is a wonder- Lake Experience. Concerts, WARSAW HISTORICAL SOCIETY cal Society, 22 South Acad-
Visit Java Historical So- kettle ponds, wetlands with ful place to bring a blanket workshops and special The Warsaw Historical emy St., Wyoming, is inside
ciety, 4441 Route 78, Java a boardwalk trail, wooded and picnic, or read a book events. 46 Wesley Ave., Sil- Society, 15 Perry Ave., is in the Middlebury Academy.
Village, to view exhibits and uplands, a hawk watch, an and enjoy the lake. No life- ver Lake. (585) 237-6639. sil- the Seth Gates House, one The Academy opened in
artifacts to learn about the arboretum, and 8 miles of guards. No swimming. verlakeinstitute.org. of the most important his- 1817. (585) 495-6420.
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