Summer Guide 2016

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Museums our area's rich history

Open Now through September
Tuesday, 10:00am-3:00pm
Sunday, 2:00-5:00pm
Antique Wireless Association
Communications Museum
6925 Routes 5 & 20, Bloomfield
One of the largest collections of early
communications including wireless,
telegraph, radio and television. Fee.
For more information call 585-257-5119,
www.antiquewireless.org.
Butler Historical Preservation Society
and Historic Sites
4518 Butler Ct. Road, Butler
315-594-2332 or 315-594-1844
www.bhpsbutlerny.org
June-October, 10:00am-2:00pm
First Saturdays of the Month
Butler Church Museum
4518 Butler Center Road, Butler
Restored, oldest known Methodist Church
in Wayne County, built in 1836. Now a
museum listed on the NYS & National
Registers for Historic Places.
Roe Cobblestone Schoolhouse
Corner Van Vleck Road & Rt.89, Butler
Restored cobblestone one room
schoolhouse believed to be the oldest
in North America, listed on the NYS &
National Registers for Historic Places.

Open every day - 9:00am-8:00pm
The Corning Museum of Glass
Showcasing more than 35 centuries
of glass artistry. See a glass portrait
of an Egyptian pharoah, examples of
the finest Renaissance Venetian glass,
works by today's contemporary artists
and everything in between. Explore
world-changing discoveries in glass and
learn about the inventors. Fee. For more
information visit www.cmog.org or call
607-937-5371.
Open Now through November
Wednesday - Friday, 9:00am-2:00pm
East Bloomfield Historical Society
1838 Academy Building
8 South Avenue, off Routes 5 & 20
The first floor exhibit for 2015 is entitled
The Spirit of America covering a brief
history of Bloomfield participation in
wars from The War of 1812 to present.
The second floor contains exhibits of local
Bloomfield history. For more information
call 585-657-7244 or visit www.EBHS1838.
org. Like us on facebook!
Thursday & Friday, May 26 & 27
8:30am-2:30pm
Lawn Sale

Thursday, June 16, 7:00pm
Early Townfolk of East Bloomfield
by Judi Stewart, Historian
Sunday, July 10, 11:00am - 3:00pm
Antique Auto Show Pre-1916 cars
Chicken BBQ served at noon
8 South Avenue, off Rts. 5 & 20
Sponsored by the Horseless Carriage Society
and East Bloomfield Historical Society.
Open Year 'Round
Foster Cottage Museum
9 East Main Street, Clifton Springs
Learn about Dr. Henry Fosters [18211901] home, his Water Cure and the
Clifton Springs Sanitarium Co. Free. 315462-7394, www.fostercottage.org.
Now through September 30
Tuesday-Sunday, 9:00am-5:00pm
Ganondagan State Historic Site
1488 Rt. 444, Victor
Ganondagan (gaNONdagan) is the site

of a Native American community that was
a flourishing, vibrant center for the Seneca
people. Trails open year-round, 8:00 am
to sunset, weather permitting. Fee. Events
have special admission. 585-924-5848,
www.ganondagan.org.
July 23-24, Saturday & Sunday
10:00am-6:00pm
Native American
Dance & Music Festival
This festival features a wide range of
Native American traditional dancers,
musicians, storytellers and artists sharing
their cultural heritage. Crafts and arts,
workshops, interpreted programs, guided
trail walks and family drum jam. The only
event of its kind in Western NY. Fee.
Now through September 4
Genesee Country Village & Museum
1410 Flint Hill Road, Mumford
Featuring costumed interpreters in
restored historic buildings, breathing life
into an authentic 19th-century country
village. One of the largest living history
museums in the country. John L. Wehle
Gallery and nature center. Fee.
585-538-6822, www.gcv.org.

Saturday, June 25, 10:00am-4:00pm
Celtic Faire
Celebrate the culture, history and
traditions of the Scots and Irish.
Monday, July 4, 10:00am-4:00pm
Independence Day
Pomp, music and merriment highlighted
by the swearing in of new American
citizens on the steps of the Town Hall,
and family-fun activities.
Open year 'round
Glenn Curtiss Museum
8419 Rt. 54, Hammondsport
Local artwork paintings, photography
and sculpture highlighting aviation
history and the beautiful Finger Lakes
region. Vintage and reproduction aircraft,
bicycles, motorcycles and automobiles,
as well as local history exhibits. Fee.
607-569-2160, glennhcurtissmuseum.org.
Saturday & Sunday, August 6 & 7
9:00am-5:00pm
Curtiss Classic Motorcycle Weekend
& Odd Ball Old Dog Motorcycle Show
Bike Show, ride, exhibit and swap meet,
food and museum tours of the museum.
Open Daily
Grandin Building
217 E. Main Street, Palmyra
Historic site of publication of Book of
Mormon. Restored building includes
authentic 1830s bookstore, bindery, print
shop. Free guided tour about 40 minutes.
315-597-5851, www.hillcumorah.org
Open Now through October 23
Granger Homestead
and Carriage Museum
295 N. Main Street, Canandaigua
Travel back in time as one of our
knowledgeable docents leads you
through the Granger Homestead and
Carriage Museum. Listen to stories of
the four generations of Grangers, who
lived in this magnificent home from
1816-1930. Gideons Gift Gallery. Fee.
grangerhomestead.org, 585-394-1472.
Saturday, June 4
Open House & Commemorative
Homestead Day

June 4 through October 4
Saturdays & Sundays, 1:30-4:00pm
Heritage Square Museum
7147 Ontario Center Road, Ontario
Step into a mid-1800s historic crossroads
community and relive a touch of
Americana. See the sights, hear the
stories, experience being where families
like yours lived over a hundred years ago.
Tour the nine historic buildings on the
13-acre site. Fee. 315-524-9330, www.
heritagesquaremuseum.org.
Saturday,Juen 18, 2:00-4:00 pm
Music at the Square, Ice Cream Social
and Museum Toours
Music by Special Blend.
Summer Sundays at the Square
For all ages. Fee.
Sunday, July 10, 1:30-4:00pm
Local History Day
Sunday, August 7, 1:30-4:00pm
Pioneer Family Life Day
Saturday, August 20, 6:30-8:30pm
Cemetery Walk
Furnaceville Cemetery, Trimble Road
Open Year 'Round, Monday-Saturday
Hoffman Clock Museum
121 High Street, Newark
A unique collection of timepieces. Exhibits
introduce visitors to timekeeping history
and development of clock styles, with a
special emphasis on the history of NYS
clockmakers. Free. 585-586-2942,
www.hoffmanclockmuseum.org.
Open Daily
Joseph Smith Farm
843 Stafford Road, Palmyra
Two miles from Palmyra, includes the
restored Smith Frame Home (1825),
reconstructed log home (1818) and Sacred
Grove. Free 20-minute guided tours of
homes. 315-597-1671, hillcumorah.org
Open June-August
Tours Wednesdays & Saturdays
1:00-4:00pm or by Appointment
Peppermint Museum
H.G. Hotchkiss Building
95 Water Street, Lyons

The museum tells the history of the world
famous Lyons Peppermint Oil Industry.
Gift Shoppe. 315-946-4596,
www.lyonsheritagesociety.com.
Macedon Historical Society
and Academy
1185 Macedon Center Road
585-455-3798, www.
macedonhistoricalsociety.org.
Marion Museum
3827 N. Main Street
315-926-4436
www.townofmarionny.com.
Open Year 'Round
Saturdays, 1:00-3:00pm
Newark-Arcadia Museum
The restaurants of Newark (1875-1975)
special exhibit. The museum features
displays of local artifacts including quilts
and coverlets, Newark milk bottles
and items from the Jackson & Perkins
Company and their famous rose gardens.
Free. 315-331-6409.
June 10-12
18th Annual Museum Open House
Free. 315-331-6409.
Saturday, June 25, Noon-3:00pm
22nd Annual Strawberry Social
Museum open 1:00-3:00pm.
July-September
Marbletown Schoolhouse
6631 Miller Road, Newark
The schoolhouse has been lovingly
restored by the Newark-Arcadia Historical
Society to reflect the l940s the time of
the last class, the final goodbye!
Open Tuesday - Saturday
Ontario County Historical Museum
Educational programs and rotating
exhibits on subjects pertaining to the
origins of Western New York along with a
regional research center and depository
for items relating to local history and
genealogical research. Free admission,
donations accepted. 585-394-4975,
www.ochs.org.
Now through November 1
10:30am-4:30pm
Historic Palmyra
132 Market Street, Palmyra
Historic Palmyras five museums offer
unique original artifacts depicting the Erie
Canal era, early American life, business,
and events. This year many anniversaries
are being celebrated with founder General
John Swifts death at Fort George in 1814;
The Town of Palmyra founding in 1789;
and Historic Palmyra, the local historic
society of Palmyras revitalization and

inception in 1914 is celebrating its success
of saving the Village from the demolition
of Urban Renewal that plagued many
local communities from 1964-1976. Our
displays will feature wedding dresses from
1800 through the 1960s, signifying a new
beginning and our museums involvement
in the new-old beginning of Palmyra; the
Wm. Phelps General Store will feature the
amazing collection of circus and movie
posters; and the Erie Canal Depot has
added two more rooms to enhance your
Erie Canal experience. Fee. 315-597-6981,
www.historicpalmyrany.com.
Alling Coverlet Museum
122 William Street, Palmyra
Largest collection of hand-woven
coverlets in America.
Erie Canal Depot
Experience an old passenger and
commercial depot.
Palmyra Historic Museum
23 rooms of exciting local and area history
and artifacts.
Print Shop
Original printing equipment made in
Palmyra and the history of type (18381972).
William Phelps
General Store Museum
A 19th century original general store,
original items and home.
June 16, 6:30-8:30pm
Historic Palmyras Ice Cream Social
Complimentary tours of all museums with
grand opening of new exhibits. Free.
June 16-18, 9:00am-4:00pm
Garage Sale
August 12 & 13, 8:00-10:00pm
12th Annual Pirate Ghost Walk
One hour. Fee. www.palmyrany.com.
August 13, 11:00am-4:00pm
Bloody Mary and
Her Den of Buccaneers
Live and dead pirates, scavenger hunt,
skulls and treasurers suitable for all folks.
Stories told in the museum yard All
museums open 11:00am-4:00pm. Fee.
August 27, 9:00-11:00pm
Candlelight Ghost Walk and Hunt
Take a stroll through Palmyras village and
then to the museum and Phelps General
Store. Watch for the spirits. Fee.
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Saturdays, 10:00am-noon
Richmond Historical Museum
Town Hall, 8690 Main Street, Honeoye
Native American artifacts, wedding
gown collection, extensive Reed
1899 bird collection, Tally Ho Music
Camp memorabilia, quilts, 1800s gun
collection, Honeoye Winter Carnival
display and much more. Free admission,
donations welcome. 585-229-5070.
Rose Historical Society Museum
5016 Main Street, North Rose
Tuesdays, 9:00am-3:00pm
Thursdays, 9:00am-Noon
Rushville History Room
Village Hall, 5 S. Main Street
Local history collections, artifacts,
genealogy and exhibits of the area. Home
of early missionaries Elisha Loomis and
Marcus Whitman. 585-554-6085,
www.villageofrushville.com/history.
Now through October 30
Sodus Bay Lighthouse Museum
7606 N. Ontario Street, Sodus Point
1870 lighthouse museum and gardens.
Exhibits cover lighthouse, maritime and
bay area histories. Spiral tower staircase,
library, gift shop, tours, weddings,
discounts, picnics, free concerts. For events
please see pages 42-45. Fee. 315-4834936, www.sodusbaylighthouse.org.
Open Now through October 31
Sonnenberg Gardens & Mansion
State Historic Park
151 Charlotte Street, Canandaigua
Sonnenberg is one of the few remaining
estates in the U.S. with a Queen Annestyle mansion and formal gardens. Built
in 1887, the 40-room mansion offers a
glimpse of what life was like in the late
1800s. Seventeen other structures are
also on the 50-acres. Nine formal gardens
represent many cultures and historic
periods. A 20-acre arboretum of rare and
exotic trees, plants and unique landscapes
stretch across the grounds. A Lord &
Burnham wood-and-glass greenhouse
of the Victorian period features varieties
of orchids, succulents, tropical plants and
flowers and vegetables. Fee. 585-3944922, www.sonnenberg.org.
Monday, June 13, 6:00-9:00pm

Roses & Rose's
Evening of wine, food and music. Fee.
August 4, 11, 18 & 25, 1:00-4:00pm
Sonnenberg August Teas
Elegant high tea served by butlers and
maids in Victorian costume. Multi-course
menu, including sandwiches, scones,
sorbet, teas, and sweets while being
entertained with live piano music.
Prepaid reservations, 585-394-4922.
June through September
Sundays 1:00-4:00pm
Victor Historical Society
7370 Valentown Square, Victor
The historic Valentown Museum contains
thousands of artifacts, objects and
heirlooms representing local 19th century
history. Valentown Square enhances the
quality of life in Western NY through
education and historic preservation. Fee.
Weekday group tours by appointment. 585924-4170, www.valentown.org.
Sunshine Radio Museum & Gifts
8 E. Main Street, Sodus
315-483-8451, sunshineradiomuseum.org.
Wallington Cobblestone Schoolhouse
6135 N. Geneva Road, Sodus
315-483-8454.
Walworth Historical Society
& Museum
2257 Academy Street, Walworth
315-524-9205,
www.walworthhistoricalsociety.org.
Open Now through December 15
Tuesday-Friday 10:00am-4:00pm
July & August
Saturday 10:00am-4:00pm
The Wayne County Historical Society

The Museum of Wayne County History
21 Butternut Street, Lyons
Housed in the former Wayne County Jail
and sheriff's residence, built in 1856
was used until 1961. Tour the 10+ room
home now used for gallery space, with 24
cell blocks still attached to the back. The
two-story carriage house is also available
to tour-weather permitting. Reference
library, archives and business records. Fee.
315-946-4943, www.waynehistory.org.
Now through August 6
Did You Know... Exhibit
This exhibit will encompass many
interesting and possibly little known facts
about people, places and things in Wayne
County. For example, did you know that a
Lyons man was once the music director of
the Ziegfeld Follies? His name was Frank
Darling. Did you know the first woman
elected Mayor of a village in NY was in
Clyde? Her name was Kathryn Moran
Wykle. Did you know...
Thursday, July 7, 7:00pm
Jack Kelly, Author of Heavens Ditch
Kelly will be speaking on the technological
marvel of its age, the Erie Canal. As
excitement crackled down its 360-mile
length, the canal became the scene of the
most striking outburst of imagination in
American history. Kelly will have signed
copies of his book available for purchase.
Saturday, July 9, 1:00-4:00pm
Painting Party with Steve Duprey!
Paint with Steve Duprey. Its fun exciting
and best of all, youll walk away with a
painting that youll be proud to hang.
Supplies included. $35 pp, limit 20
participants. Call for reservations.
Saturday, June 4, 10:00am-Noon

For the Love of Gardens: The Artistry
of Mary Clark Thompson
Presentation will be based on letters
written between August 1899 and
October 1901 during Mary's travels. Upon
her return, the Sonnenberg we see today
began to be created. Fee.
content compiled by darlyn reddy, dreddy@messengerpostmedia.com

73 buffalo street canandaigua ny 14424, 585-394-0770, www.MPNnow.com

Opening August 25
Evolution of the Little Black Dress
For the opening we are having a
Speakeasy Party! Special tickets to the
party will have a code word to get you in
the door. Gaming tables and cards, wine
and maybe some bathtub booze... Come
in costume, best costume wins a prize.
Hope we dont get raided! During the
1800s black was worn for mourning. What
in the world happened, you might ask, to
change this colors image from sorrow to
sexy? The answer is John Singer Sargent

and the painting Madame X. But Coco
Chanel is credited with designing the first
little black dress. It was featured in the
1926 edition of Vogue. This exhibit will
feature the WCHSs collection of little black
dresses.
Now through September
Mondays, 6:30pm 'til dusk
West Bloomfield Historical Society
Open Museum Nights
8966 Rt. 5 & 20, W. Bloomfield
Housed in an 1834 church building, the

museum depicts life in W. Bloomfield,
Ionia and N. Bloomfield from the early
1800s-today. Early residents included
blacksmiths, millers, teachers, potters
and farmers who developed new plant
varieties and implements, and a nationally
recognized conservationist. Free. 585-6577060, www.wbhsny.com.
A fun-filled day with much to offer!

Proceeds benefit the society. Rent space,
sell your items, antiques or collectibles.
Lunch available. Free. 585-657-7060,
www.wbhsny.com.
Saturday, July 9, 9:00am-4:00pm

Annual Community Yard Sale
8966 Rt. 5 & 20, W. Bloomfield
Wolcott Historical Society Museum

5994 Jefferson Street, Wolcott
315-594-9494
Williamson-Pultneyville
Historical Society
4130 Mill Street, Pultneyville
315-589-9892, w-phs.org.
Antiques, auctions, flea markets, sales and more!

May 28, 9:00am-2:00pm
Womens Council Plein and Fancy
Lawn and Bake Sale
Granger Homestead and
Carriage Museum
Free admission. 585-394-1472.
Saturday & Sunday, June 4 & 5
Palmyra-Macedon Kiwanis Flea
Market & Craft Sale
Log Cabin Family Restaurant
Macedon
http://garagesale.palmackiwanis.org
Sunday, June 12, 9:00am - 1:00pm
Gananda Garage Sale
Thursday - Saturday,
June 16-18, 9:00am-4:00pm
Garage Sale at Historic Palmyra
Back Yard of Alling Coverlet Museum
(315) 597-6981, historicpalmyrany.com.
Car Show, Flea Market
and Silent Auction
Wayne County Nursing Home
1529 Nye Road, Lyons
50/50, raffles, food.
www.waynecountynursinghome.org
Summer Sidewalk Festival
Main Street, Macedon.
Free family event. Music and food.
Saturday & Sunday, June 25, 26
9:00am-5:00pm
The 44th Annual Round Lake
Antiques Festival
Village of Round Lake
Off Exit 11 of I-87 Northway
Sunday, June 26, 8:00am-2:00pm
Annual Rochester Womens
Community Chorus Garage Sale
Rochester Public Market
280 N. Union Street, Rochester
Booths 81 & 83
Please stop by, this is a major fundraiser

for us! If you have gently used items you
would like to donate, please call 585-2344441 by June 15. Thank you! For more
information visit therwcc.org.
Friday July 8, 10:00am-5:00pm
57th Annual Skaneateles
Antique Show & Sale
Sponsored by United Methodist Church
Austin Park Pavilion
3 Blocks N. of Rt. 20 on Jordan Street.
315-685-5963, skanantiqueshow.com.
West Bloomfield Historical Society
Annual Community Yard Sale
8966 Rt. 5 and 20, W. Bloomfield
A fun-filled day offering everything from
tools to toys and furniture to jewelry.
Proceeds benefit the Society, but others
may rent space on the lawn to sell yard
sale items or antiques/collectibles. Lunch
available on site. Free. 585-657-7060,
www.wbhsny.com.
Early Bird Sale, 9:00-10:00am
56th Annual Antiques Show and Sale
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Elton Park, 44 Main Street, Bloomfield
This event is St. Peter's major fundraiser,
with proceeds going to support the
church, its ministry and mission efforts.
All members, young and old and friends
help. While you are looking at the jewelry,
quilts, furniture, silver, glass and more
of 60 dealers in the Civil War era park,
enjoy a hot dog, hamburger, homemade
pies, cookies, lemonade, iced tea or soda.
Come join us for our wonderful event!
Rain or shine. $5 donation, $10 early bird.
585-657-7664.
Saturday, July 16, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Pultneyville Homecoming Auction
During the Pultneyville Homecoming,
Pultneyville United Methodist Church
hosts an auction (around noon). The Red
Brick Cafe in the church fellowship hall

offers for sale sandwiches, pies, drinks and
a hot dog stand.
Saturday, August 6, 8:00am-3:00pm
2nd Annual Great Community
Garage Sale Along the Erie
Rt. 31
Garage sale permit not necessary, so
gather your goodies and prepare a sale
at your home or mark your calendar so
you can hunt for treasures. Businesses are
encouraged to hold sidewalk sales. Clyde,
Lyons, Palmyra and Macedon will also be
having sales the same day. Treasurehunters, put your running shoes on!
Sunday, August 7, 9:00am-4:00pm
Washington County Antique Fair
& Flea Market
Washington County Fairgrounds
Rt. 29, Greenwich
www.fairgroundshows.com
Cheshire Union Antique Show
4244 Rt. 21 South
August 19-21
The Madison-Bouckville Big Field
Antiques Show
Rt. 20, Bouckville
www.madisonbouckvillebigfield.com
39th Annual Wayne Drumlins
Antique Auto Show & Flea Market
Marion Town Park
N. Main Street, Marion
A class-based competition, special awards
for many categories. Food and drinks
available. www.waynedrumlinsauto.com
44th Annual Antique Show and Sale
Fairgrounds
2370 Old Rt. 14A, Penn Yan
The Yates County Fair Association welcomes all antiques dealers. Come browse
and buy from over 100 vendors who will
have many wonderful treasures. Always a

great day for all. The Fair Board does the
parking and will have refreshments and
lunch available during the day.
Saturday, September 17
9:00am - 5:00pm
Pultneyville Garage Sale
Pultneyville United Methodist Church
will hold its community wide garage sale
in the fellowship hall. A hot dog stand
across the street will be set up.
Sundays 'til October, 7:00am-2:00pm
East Avon Flea Market
1520 W. Henrietta Road, Avon
Hundreds of vendors hit the street bright
and early to sell their wares. The market
also includes food and live entertainment.
585-226-8320, eastavonfleamarket.com.
Sundays 'til October 16
8:00am-2:00pm
Community Garage Sales
and Superfleas
Rochester Public Market
280 N. Union Street, Rochester
Vendors take over the Public Market
to sell everything from knick-knacks
to paddywhacks and everything in
between. 585-428-6907,
cityofrochester.gov/garagesales.
Wednesday-Saturday
9:00am-5:00pm
Habitat for Humanity ReStore
3040 County Rd. 10, Canandaigua
The retail store raises funds for Habitat
for Humanity of Ontario County through
the sale of new or slightly used home
furnishings, housewares, appliances,
building materials, art, music, and
antiques. All items on our sales floor are
donated by individuals and business
from the surrounding community.
Donations accepted Tuesday-Saturday,
9:00am-4:00pm. 585-396-3040, restore.
hfhoc.org.
Spend your summer outdoors!

July 29, 7:00pm: Vertical Kilometer
July 30, 8:00am: 50K, 13.1 mile, 10K
July 31, 9:00am: 20 mile, 10, mile, 5K
Bristol Mountain Resort
The Finger Lakes Trail System includes

the main Finger Lakes Trail (FLT) from
the PA-NY border in Allegheny State Park
to the Long Path in the Catskill Forest
Preservea total of 958 miles of hiking.
Do a short day-hike, a weekend campout,
or a multi-day backpacking trip. Free
maps of the trail are available from the
Canandaigua, Naples, and Hammondsport
chambers. Service Center
6111 Visitor Center Road, Mt. Morris.
For more information visit www.
fingerlakestrail.org or call 585-658-9320.
The Finger Lakes Land Trust has maps
and details for 30 nature preserves in the
region. Join us for nature walks (rain, sun,
or snow), birdwatching, luncheons, work
days and more. Bring food, water, and
layered clothing. www.fllt.org,
607-275-9487.
Wesley Hill Nature Preserve. What this
390 acre preserve lacks in size it makes
up for in character. The Finger Lakes Land
Trust preserves this collection of upland
woods, mature forests and steep gullies,
including portions of the massive Briggs
Gully. www.flt.org, 607-275-9487.
Ontario Pathways
The Trail is a 23-mile rails-to-trails project
located in Ontario County. The Trail is
composed of two "legs" that connect
Canandaigua, Stanley, Seneca Castle,
Orleans and Phelps/Clifton Springs.
The trail is open to the public year round
for hiking, bicycling, horseback riding,
and cross-country skiing. No motorized
vehicles allowed. No charge for use of
the trail.
The Ontario Pathways trail is built on
abandoned railroad beds. This makes it
mostly flat with only gentle hills except
for a couple of detours around private
property. The surface is primarily grass
with a bare single track of packed cinders
down the center. In heavily wooded areas
the grass is shaded out leaving just the
packed cinders. For bicycling a mountain
bike or hybrid is preferred over a skinny
tire road bike.
Ontario Pathways, Inc. is a private,
non-profit organization with over 300
members. The organization owns,
develops and maintains the trail property
on a volunteer basis. There are no paid
employees. Funding for preservation of
the land and development of the trail
has been raised by the organization via
memberships, fund drives, fund-raising
events and donations from private
individuals, organizations and businesses.
585-234-7722,
www.ontariopathways.org.
CANANDAIGUA AREA
Butler Beach. Free guarded swimming
during summer months. West Lake Road
Canandaigua, 585-393-1233.
Deep Run Park. Free guarded swimming
during summer months. 2962 East Lake
Road, Canandaigua, 585-396-4001.
Kershaw Park and Beach. Eight
acres of parkland on the north shore of
Canandaigua Lake, open year round.
Walking paths, shelters, gazebo, beach,
small craft launch area, snack bar. Beach
open daily Memorial Day-Labor Day
9:00am-9:00pm. Fee. Lakeshore Drive,
Canandaigua. 585-396-5080.
Bristol Mountain Aerial Park
BRANCHPORT AREA
Tour de Teddi
Camp Good Days Recreational Facility
643 West Lake Road, Branchport
Tour de Teddi is a bike ride to benefit Camp
Good Days. It offers to different routes,
a 27 mile course to Hammondsport and
back, as well as a 45 mile course around
Keuka Lake.Pre-Ride Breakfast, Awesome
Swag Bag, Enjoy A Post - Race BBQ with
Family and Friends, Fully Marked Route,
Cheering Stations, Rest Stops Every 15 - 20
Miles, Sag Wagon & Sweeper, Medical &
Mechanical Support. Registration Fee: $45.
Information, call Brendan Carey 585-6245555bcarey@campgooddays.org,
www.tourdeteddi.org.
BRISTOL AREA
Open year 'round
Bristol Mountain Zip Line
Canopy Tour
5589 South Hill Road, South Bristol
Weekends in the off season and seven
days a week during peak season.
585-374-1180, www.
bristolmountainadventures.com.
Open Now through November 6
Bristol Mountain Aerial Adventures
5589 South Hill Road, South Bristol
585-374-1180, www.
bristolmountainadventures.com.
Saturday-Monday, May 28-30
Bristol Mountain Aerial Adventures
Mobile Park
Eastview Mall Main Court
Free for children ages 4-14.
585-374-1180.
Saturday, July 23, Check-in 7:00am
17th Annual Highlander Cycle Tour
Bristol Mountain Resort

The annual Highlander Cycling Tour rides
are located in the scenic and hilly Finger
Lakes region of upstate New York.
The annual tour consists of several ride
options all designed to share common
sections and rest stops so that cyclists
on different rides can ride together and
have common experiences. Tour routes
take riders along lake shores, up hill tops
with wide vistas, along scenic valleys,
and wander through several small towns
and hamlets. The Finger Lakes is a wine
growing region and the route goes past
many vineyards. The tour is a charity event
with proceeds above expenses donated to
charities. SAG stops are frequent and well
stocked. Road rides, in addition to detailed
maps and cue sheets, are well marked on
paved roads with light vehicle traffic and
the Mountain bike course has plenty of
epic single track with ride guides as well.
7:00- 9:00am: Packet pick-up and late
registration. 8:00-10:00am: Tour starts.
11:00am-4:00pm: Fall Sky Rides open
for anyone wishing to ride.1:00-4:00pm:
Highlander EXPO. Vendor booths with
cycling products. Noon-4:00pm: Bristol
Mountain post-ride party includes a
dinner for all riders, grape pie dessert,
music, massage, expo and door prizes.
Cash bar will be open. Make sure you stop
by and check out whats going on, design
your own water bottle with Aquavation,
sample local products, visit the photo/
video booth, peruse the Highlander store
and place your bids at the exciting silent
auction. For more information, visit www.
highlandercycletour.com.
Friday-Sunday
July 29-31
The Battle at Bristol Mountain
Lagoon Walk Park. The City of

Canandaigua hosts this nature park along
the Canandaigua Outlet. Popular spot for
walks, canoeing and nature. Open daily
6:00am-sundown. 585-396-5080.
Located on West Lake Road, Onanda
Park and Beach is an exceptional and
unique 80 acre property about eight
miles south of Canandaigua. www.
townofcanandaigua.org,
585-394-1120.
Bristol Harbour Resort is a golf and
vacation destination offering an 18-hole,
championship Robert Trent Jones
designed course with spectacular views of
Canandaigua Lake. www.bristolharbour.
com, 800-288-8248.
Winged Pheasant Golf Links is a 27hole public golf course in a forest setting.
Clubhouse with full service restaurant and
bar. 1475 Sandhill Road, Shortsville. www.
wingedpheasant.com, 585-289-8846.
Trail of Remembrance
American Legion #256
454 North Main Street, Canandaigua
The trail is a memorial that embraces the
full military history of the United States of
America. A powerful tribute to the valor
and sacrifice of Americas heroes who have
fallen in our countrys wars. Visitors will
walk over a 250 year long military history
of the major wars and campaigns fought
by the people of this nation. Fourteen
large markers highlight these mileposts of
history and make clear the huge sacrifices
that each entailed for those involved.
Memorial Bricks line the Trail in
remembrance of any loved one, veteran
or not. It is an education for everyone,
especially children. Flags will be taken
down on Veteran's Day, November 11.

Centerpointe Open Golf Tournaments
Centerpointe Golf Club
2237 Brickyard Road, Canandaigua
June 5: Eric's Office
June 11: Wilson West Alliance
June 12: RDGA Women's Team Scramble
June 18: CA Knights
June 18: George Park Memorial
July 11: Canandaigua Knights
July 23: Courtney Wagner Memorial
Entry fee. 585-394-5860
Sunday, June 19
6th Annual Stache Dash 5K
Elk's Lodge, Canandaigua
Registration 8:00am, 9:00am start. Register
early! Food, raffles & fun! 585-732-1090,
www.stachedashny.com
Monday, June 27
FLCC Foundation
Annual Golf Tournament
Ravenwood Golf Club
929 Lynaugh Road, Victor
Registration noon. Tee-off 1:00pm.
Dinner, silent auction to follow
tournament. Entry fee includes green fees,
golf cart, lunch, dinner, prizes and awards.
585-785-1541, email foundation@flcc.edu.
Wednesday, August 3
Canandaigua Chamber 45th Annual
Ralph Sheridan Golf Classic
Bristol Harbour Resort
The prestigious tournament is a
Canandaigua Major and welcomes
golfers of any skill level, both members
and non-members. Fee. Register soon!
www.canandaiguachamber.com.
Saturday, August 13
3rd Annual 5K for Kalama
Finger Lakes Community College
3325 Marvin Sands Drive, Canandaigua
Looking for a cross country scenic 5K
to benefit a great cause? 5K at 9:00am.
Fee. Sign up at www.kalamaproject.
com/5k4k/. Same day registration
8:00am. Registration fee. All proceeds go
towards the Kalama Project through St.
Benedicts Parish. The project started in
2006 to aid Kalama, Kenya in accessing
clean water, health care and education.
In solidarity with the U.S. participants,

students in Kenya will also be running. For
more information on the project visit www.
kalamaproject.com.
GENEVA AREA
Geneva Lakefront Park is a scenic park
that is a great place to fish, walk, bike, or
just sit and enjoy the scenery. Convenient
boat launch and several slips. Rent a
paddle boat or kayak at the ice cream
shop at Long Pier. Free concerts in July
and August at the lakefront gazebo. Open
year-round, dawn-dusk. Free admission.
For more information call 315-789-5005.
Seneca Lake State Park. Refreshing
100 water jet spray park and large modern
playground make this park a favorite.
Enjoy the sandy swimming area, picnic
areas, bike and walking paths along the
shoreline. Numerous playing fields, and
a nature trail for a quick, easy hike. Two
marinas and public boat launch. Open
year-round. Call 315-789-2331 for hours.
Big Oak Public Golf Course. 18 holes,
par 70, 6130 yards, snack bar. A shot
makers course. No driving range. 33
Packwood Road, Geneva. 315-789-9419.
HOPEWELL AREA
Thursday, June 25
6:30pm Walkers Start
7:00pm Runners Start
23rd Hopewell Center
Run for the House
Hopewell Town Hall
2716 County Road 47
One mile, walkers/runners welcome.
Fee includes old-fashioned picnic.
Music and prizes. Rain or shine. For more
information please contact Pat Gregory
at 585-729-3175 or Donna Maskell at
585-394-5255.
HONEOYE AREA
Harriet Hollister Spencer State
Recreation Area has a breathtaking view
of the southern end of Honeoye Lake from
high atop Canadice Hill. Numerous trails
for hiking and biking and scenic vistas are
popular picnic locations. 585-335-8111.

Honeoye Inlet Wildlife Management
Area. This state land encompasses 2,100
acres along the Honeoye Inlet at the south
end of the lake. Comprised of meadows,
forested upland and marshland, this area
is largely undeveloped. fwwildlf@gw.dec.
state.ny.us, 585-226-2466.
Honeoye Lake Boat Launch State
Park. Great fishing access site located
on the east shore of the lake towards the
southern end. 585-335-8111.
Sandy Bottom Beach Park is a beautiful
little park on the north end of Honeoye
Lake. Swim at the sandy beach and fish
along the outlet. Many accommodations
including a nature trail through the marsh
surrounding the outlet. 585-229-5757.
MONROE COUNTY
Yellowjacket Racing
Produces nearly 40 events annually in
the Greater Rochester Area, including
the Rochester Regional Health Flower
City Challenge, the award-winning
Sehgahunda Trail Marathon and the
Webster Turkey Trot. They are always
brainstorming new race concepts and
are excited for what the future holds!
The team of event/tech specialists
concentrate on providing the best
services, making their events grow and
improve for participants, the community
and charity partners.
June 4, 8:00am
The Fast & The Furriest
Verona Street Animal Society, Rochester
10K, 5K, 1 Mile Dog Walk
Sunday, June 5, 7:00am
Pittsford Triathlon
at Thornell Farm Park
Thornell Farm Park, 480 Mendon Road
A true test of endurance featuring biking
and running through Pittsford and a swim
in the Pittsford Mendon High School pool.
Registration www.townofpittsford.org/
triathlon.
June 10, 6:00pm
Mendon Mauler Trail Run
Stewart Lodge, Mendon Ponds Park
4, 8, or 12 Miles
August 3, 5:00pm
Pound the Ground 5K, 10K
Stewart Lodge, Mendon Ponds Park
August 13, 8:00am
Women Run the ROC
Rochester Museum & Science Center
5K, Kids Run Wild Races
(1/4, 1/2, & Full Mile)
August 28, 8:00am
Black Diamond Express Trail Races
Saturday, June 11
10:00am-3:30pm
Adirondack Mountain Club's
Outdoor Expo
Mendon Ponds Park
Want to get outdoors but not sure what
you can do or where? Stop by the Outdoor
Expo! Stroll down a shaded path and
check out displays and talk with members
of local outdoors clubs and suppliers while
listening to live music provided by the
Golden Link Folk Singing Society.
If youve never tried a canoe or kayak,
head on down to the beach where the
local boat vendors are and try them out.
For the past 18 years, the Genesee Valley
Chapter of the Adirondack Mountain Club
has been hosting an Outdoor Expo at
Mendon Ponds Park. The Genesee Valley
Chapter has organized this for the purpose
of promoting outdoor recreation. The
goal is to provide a single place where
folks interested in the outdoors can get
information about whats available locally,
what organizations are available and
what they do, meet people with similar
interests, attend over 60 workshops aimed
at these interests and have fun!
Local outdoor clubs and vendors are
welcome to come set up a table, booth
or tent or do a demonstration. Anything
they have to offer is pretty much fair
game. Past years have included such
things as hang gliders, hot air balloons
and gliders. The Expo has grown each
year, both in size and attendance, based
mainly on feedback from the attendees
and participants. Free workshops include:
Map & Compass, Tarp Hanging, Bike
Maintenance, Bike Emergency Repairs,
Changing a Flat Tire, GPS, Astronomy,
Treating the Water, Packrafting, How to
Pack Your Backpack, Winter Backpacking
& Camping, Birding Workshop, Camping
Essentials, Orienteering for Beginners,
Knots, Building Your Own First Aid &
Survival Kit, First Aid in the Wilderness,
If You Are Lost in the Woods, Cooking for
Backpacking & Camping, Basic Paddling
Strokes, Whitewater Demonstration,
Paddling Safety, Kayak Rescue
Demonstration, Planning a Day Paddle
Full schedule at www.adk-gvc/expo.
Monday, June 20
10:00am Shotgun Start
20th Annual YMCA East Side District
Golf Tournament
Greystone Golf Club, Walworth
Enjoy golf, lunch and dinner, on-course
contests, prizes, chair massages, chance
to win a car, and more. Proceeds benefit
the YMCA Annual Campaign, supporting
children and families in the local
community. Information/register at
www.rochesterymca.org/eastsidegolf.

Genesee Land Trust
Backyard Habitat Tour
This perennial favorite takes place at
gardens located in Henrietta, Rush,
Mendon and Pittsford. The 70 page book,
designed by Jennifer Wagner, printed by
Xerox and finished by City Blue Imaging
-all pro bono- guides you through the
tour with great maps, driving directions,
stories and photos, and it is your memento
of the day. Garden greeters will be at
each garden to help as will the gardeners
themselves. Fee. Tickets available at all
Wegmans locations. For more information
contact Margaret Potter 585-256-2130 or
info@geneseelandtrust.org.
For more than two decades, Genesee Land
Trust has worked to save natural lands
in the greater Rochester area. Preserving
over 4,000 acres, ensuring that future
generations may continue to enjoy the
gift we inherited and an opportunity to
have a relationship with nature, reaping
all its benefits.
Sunday, July 17, 10:00am Start
10th Annual Ryan J. McPhee
Memorial Golf Tournament
and Dinner
Eagle Vale Golf Course
4344 Nine Mile Point Road, Fairport
Golfers $110/person (includes 18-holes w/
cart, Scramble format, lunch at the turn,
hors d'oeuvres, dinner and donation, dinner only $40 pp. Benefits Camp Good Days
and Special Times. Awards and raffles.
Registration deadline 6/30. http://ryanjmcpheememorialgolftournament.webs.com.
Contact Amy Richardson at AmyQRichardson@gmail.com, 585-750-8585.
Saturday, July 30
YMCA Lets Get Muddy
5K and 1M Fun Run
YMCA Camp Arrowhead
20 Arrowhead Road, Pittsford
The Lets Get Muddy races are insanely
fun obstacle courses! You will run/walk/
jog through trails, pastures and woods
encountering a variety of obstacles along
the way. Proceeds benefit the YMCA
Annual Campaign, supporting children
and families in the local community. 1M
starts at 8:00am, 5K starts at 8:45am. Fee.
For information and to register online, visit:
www.ymcacamparrowhead.org.
August 9 - September 10
15th Annual Southeast and
Victor YMCA Kids Marathon
Kids can do 26.2! Over a five-week period,
kids (ages 5-12) will complete 25 of the
26.2 miles on their own and with the help
of our clinics! The last mile is run at the
Victor 5K/1M Fun Run on September 10.
Tokens and special awards given at every
milestone! No membership required.
Proceeds benefit the YMCA Annual Campaign, supporting children and families
in the local community. For information
and to register visit www.rochesterymca.
org/kidsmarathon.
NAPLES AREA
RMSC Cumming Nature Center is a
900-acre preserve near the village of
Naples featuring groomed hiking trails.
Restrooms and snacks are available in the
visitors center. 6472 Gulick Road, Naples.
www.rmsc.org, 585-374-6160.
PHELPS AREA
August 6, 7:00am
Sauerkraut Weekend 20K/5K
Phelps Community Center
VICTOR AREA
Area Parks
Auburn Trail: The town received Transportation Enhancement Program (TEP)
grants totaling $2.3 million dollars for the
design and construction of this multi-use
trail. In 2014 they designed and installed
interpretive and way-finding signage,
plazas and benches along the trail. The
bridge over Irondequoit Creek provides
trail connectivity from Fishers Road to
Railroad Mills Road.
Boughton Park: Stirnie Road &
Boughton Road, East Bloomfield.
Boughton Park is owned by Victor, East
and West Bloomfield and run by an
independent board of directors with representation from all three towns, the park
covers 330 acres with 56 acres of ponds.
Dryer Road Park: 7405 Dryer Road
This 132-acre park is the site of athletic
fields and a box sports rink. There is a
multi-age playground for children,
year-round restrooms facilities and a
picnic shelter available for casual use or
by reservation. There are 15 miles of
multi-use trails for a variety of skill levels
and abilities. Please sign in at the trailhead kiosk and pick up a trail map prior to
setting out to explore the trails. The park
links Victors Native American past with
our future with pathways to Ganondagan
State Historic Site. Trail maps can also be
downloaded at www.mygroc.com and
www.VictorNY.org.
Victor Hiking Trails sponsors hikes
throughout the region. Participants meet
at various locations in Victor and carpool
to places like Buttermilk Falls near Ithaca
or use the Seneca and Auburn trails right
in Victor. www.victorhikingtrails.org,
585-234-8226.
Ravenwood Golf Club
929 Lynaugh Road, Victor
For information or to book an outing
or event, call 585-924-5100.

Sunday, June 5
Alex P. Davis
Memorial Golf Tournament
Benefits scholarships, Santas Hide-A-Way
Hollow (provides Christmases for families
with seriously and terminally ill children)
and the Victor-Farmington Food Cupboard
Register at www.apdmemorial.com.
Saturday, June, 4, 8:30am-3:00pm
Hikes begin at 9:00am
National Trails Day in Victor
Victor Parks and Rec Center
Lehigh Crossing Road
Come out for a day of three easy hikes,
suitable for all ages and abilities. Free
continental breakfast 8:30am. The first
hike will begin at 9:00am and hike
the trails in Fishers Park, returning to
the Victor Rec Center at 10:15am. The
second hike will begin at 10:30am and
hike on the Lehigh Trail to Phillips Road.
Take a tour of the new Pinnacle Athletic
Campus and return to the Rec Center by
the Auburn, Domine and Lehigh Trails.
Free pizza will be served at 12:30pm. The
last hike will head west on the Lehigh
and hike to Mendon and return around
3:00pm. Everyone who hikes all three will
be awarded a one-year membership in
Victor Hiking Trails. Please RSVP breakfast
and/or lunch by calling 585-234-8226.
Details can be found at VictorHikingTrails.

org.
Western New York Bike Festival
Dryer Road Park
7405 Dryer Road, Victor
A celebration of all types of biking
mountain, road riding, adaptive cycling,
racing and cruising. The park is a mountain bike dream-park with trails for all
levels, a great place to kick off road rides
and a great facility for the planned activities. Manufacturer Demo Rigs and bike
shops will be there both days with demo
bikes for you to try. A full schedule of
beginner to advanced rides will be led by
experienced riders. Clinics and demonstrations. Food trucks and kids activities! Fee.
585-924-1840, WNYBikeFest.com
Saturday, June, 6, 10:00-11:00am
Ganondagan State Historic Site Trails
Victor Hiking Trails
Ganondagan State Park
1488 Rt. 444, Victor
This area has numerous, well maintained
and marked hiking trails to explore.
Illustrated signs mark some of the
trails where visitors can learn about the
significance of plant life to the Seneca,
about Iroquois customs and beliefs, and
about the features of Fort Hill and the
events that occurred there. A traditional

Seneca longhouse has been completed
and is open to the public. A visitor center
is located at the main parking area off
Boughton Hill Road. Be sure to check out
the views from Fort Hill. There is a small
parking area located a bit further west
from the main parking area on Boughton
Hill Road, near the corner of Murray Road.
There are mowed paths, picnic tables and
benches on the hill. 585-742-1690
Saturday, June 11, 10:00am
Victor Hiking Trails Monthly Hike
Mendon Ponds Park at ADK Expo, meet at
VHT tent. www.victorhikingtrails.org.
Sunday, June 12, 9:00-11:30am
Urban vs. Rural: A Comparison of
Birdwatching and Landscapes
Spend the morning birdwatching and
planting in Ganondagan State Historic
Site's pollinator grassland. Meet at
the Environmental Field Office at
Ganondagan, be prepared to travel to
the Victor Public Library. Wear long pants
and hiking boots, bring a water bottle.
Registration required.
Saturday, June 18, Noon
Hersheys Run, Jump and Throw Track
Dryer Road Park
Ages 6-12 with copy of birth certificate.
Saturday, August 6, 9:00-11:00am
Planting for Ethnobotany Workshop
Participants will help plant native plants
in the Green Plants Trail and the Pollinator
Grassland at Ganondagan. Ages 8 and up.
Registration required.
Saturday, August 13, 9:00am
Victor Hiking Trails Monthly Hike
Conklin Gully, meet at Town Hall
www.victorhikingtrails.org.
Saturday, July 16, 10:00am
Bike Rodeo
Dryer Road Park, Victor
Make sure that you and your bike are
in safe condition for that two-wheeled
adventure. Activities will include a bicycle
safety course and bike inspection.
Prizes for everyone! Free for grades K-5.
Liimited to 30.
Run for the Red Twilight 5K/10K
Pinnacle Athletic Complex, Victor
The popular Twilight 5k & 10k is moving
and expanding this year with two great
events. The first is an evening run, 5k or
10k distances. The the added bonus of
great family activities post-race including
entertainment, bubble ball, kick ball, and
more. This race is a family-focused event,
and alcohol will not be served. Food truck
rodeo in the parking lot. Fee.
www.thetwilight5k.com.
WAYNE COUNTY AREA

Clingerman Wildlife Museum
4995 Brick Schoolhouse Road, N. Rose
315-587-2259
The Trail of Hope is more than a garden
its a healing experience! The trail
meanders through planned gardens and
into a natural wooded area where native
plants predominate.The trail is part of
Trail Works Forever Wild for Everyone
project. Handicap accessible. Open daily
6:00am-9:00pm. 9 Manhattan Street,
Lyons. 315-946-6202.
Saturday, June 11, 9:00am Start
5K Race Fundraiser
to benefit Laurel House
near St. Michaels Church
401 South Main Street, Newark
First 150 runners get race shirt. Male/
female overall winners and by age groups.
Awards and drawings. Laurel House is a
comfort care home where residents spend
their final days, at no cost to themselves or
others, in a highly supportive, warm and
compassionate environment, surrounded
by loved ones and kind-hearted staff and
volunteers who attend to their needs.
Come and join in the fun and help support
a great cause! Entry fee. For additional
information, call 315-879-8991.
Open year 'round
Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00am-4:00pm
Montezuma Audubon Center
2295 Rt. 89, Savannah
Saturday, May 28, 1:00-4:00pm
Birding and Boating around
Howlands Island
Join us for a relaxing canoe/kayak paddle
to explore the Seneca River around
Howlands Island. This is a wonderful
opportunity to explore the largest
population of breeding Cerulean Warblers
in NYS. Bring your own canoe/kayak or
rent a boat from us. $10/child with-out
rental, $15/adult with-out rental, $25/
solo kayak rental, $40/canoe rental
(maximum 2 adults + 1 child). Pre-paid
reservations are required.
Saturday, June 4, 1:00-4:00pm
Wild Ingredients for Wild Cooking
Have you heard of living off the land,
sustainable living or the locavore
movement? Use wild ingredients to
enhance your meals not only makes
them taste better, it is healthier for you
too. Come to our cooking demonstration
featuring meals with wild ingredients that
you can create at home for your family.
$7/child, $10/adult
Saturday, June 11
10:00-11:00am & 2:00- 3:00pm
Bird Watching Hike
Montezumas forests and wetlands are
teaming with birds! Neotropical songbirds,

marsh birds and raptors are busy raising
their young and defending their homes!
A two-mile long walk over flat terrain
providea excellent opportunities to hone
visual and audio identification skills of
these breeding birds. Bring binoculars or
borrow a pair from us. Fee.
Monday, June 13, 11:30am-8:00pm
2nd Annual Birdies For Birds Golf
Fundraiser
Bellevue Country Club in Syracuse
ny.audubon.org/montezuma
Friday, June 17, 10:00am-Noon
Home School Nature Series Aquatic Critters
Just how small are aquatic critters?
Homeschooled children ages 5-12 will use
microscopes to identify pond and marsh
macroinvertebrates. Learn how important
they are to wetland habitats. Bring water
boots and be prepared to have fun and get
wet! Fee.
Girl Scout Jubilee
Girl Scouts of all ages are welcome to join
around a roaring campfire, sing songs,
make tasty treats and play games. As the
evening settles in, explore Montezumas
nocturnal residents and how they survive
the darkness. Troops and individual scouts
are welcome. Fee.
Birding and Boating on Cayuga Lake
A relaxing sunset canoe/kayak paddle
exploring the north end of Cayuga Lake.
A great opportunity to see Bald Eagles
and Osprey nesting in the area. Bring your
own canoe/kayak or rent one. Fee. Pre-paid
reservations required.
Space is limited for all programs,
registration required. For more information
about our facilities, trails and events call
315-365-3588 or visit montezuma@
audubon.org. The Montezuma Audubon
Center is a state-owned facility operated
through a cooperative agreement
between the New York State Department
of Environmental Conservation and
the National Audubon Society. They
are dedicated to enhancing the habitat
of the Montezuma Wetlands Complex
& Surrounding Important Bird Areas.
The Montezuma Wetlands Complex
is Audubons first globally significant
important bird area. Now in its second
century, Audubon is dedicated to protecting
birds and other wildlife and the habitat
that supports them.
June 25, 3:00-11:00pm
Relay For Life of Palmyra-Macedon
Palmyra-Macedon High School track
151 Hyde Parkway, Palmyra
This six-hour team walk celebrates

cancer survivors, remembers loved ones
lost to cancer, and brings together the
community to fight back against cancer!
All proceeds benefit the local American
Cancer Society. No entry fee, fundraising
and donations encouraged. www.
relayforlife.org/PalmyraMacedonNY. For
more information contact Jillian Ference at
jillian.ference@cancer.org.
Cracker Box Palace
Farm Animal Haven
P.O. Box 174, Alton
About 300 acres of the farm are woods
crossed by creeks, 108 acres are orchards
and over 100 acres of crops and hayfields
that make up the beauty they call home.
When Cracker Box decided in 2009 to
purchase the farm, they also took on
the preservation of the land. They met
with the Department of Conservation to
develop a forestry plan and it was then
partnered with Genesee Land Trust to put
in place an easement that would protect
the land and farm for the future to remain
just as it is now. Events are offered in the
woods and land for tours, horse back trail
riding events through ACTHA, along with
hiking, snowshoeing and camping. Groups
and organizations can adopt a mile of trail
to furnish upkeep. Genesee Land Trust also
offers walks and hikes throughout the
year. Visit www.geneseelandtrust.org for
more information regarding their events.
Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00am-3:00pm
Guided Farm Tours
Call 315-483-2493 in advance to schedule.
Monday, June 27, Noon
Cracker Box Palace
4th Annual Golf Tournament
Sodus Bay Heights Golf Club
Registration noon, shotgun start 1:00pm.
Some of our goats greet golfers at the
club! Play 18 holes with silent auction,
prizes and dinner.
www.crackerboxpalace.org.
July 3, 9:00am
Sodus Bay Lighthouse 5K
Sodus Point
Sponsored by Fleet Feet Sports
July 10-17
Parks & Trails - 18th Annual
Cycle the Erie Canal Bike Tour
Buffalo to Albany
Join cyclists from across the country and
around the world. Enjoy beautiful scenery,
fascinating history, and a one-of-a-kind
cycling experience on this fully supported
eight-day ride across New York. Along
the way, learn about the people, places,
and events that shaped the Erie Canal
and its vital role in American history.
This tour attracts riders of all ages and
abilities, from beginners and families to

experienced cyclists. For more information
www.ptny.org/cycle-the-erie-canal/
annual-bike-tour.
Sunday, August 7
6:30am Registration
8:00am Races Start
Sodus Point Sprint Triathlon
.45 mile swim, 13.1 mile bike, 5K
run. Swim near the popular Sodus
Point lighthouse, bike within the old
countryside and golf courses and
run within the large Colonial homes
neighborhood. Race benefits the
Sodus Point Neighborhood Association.
Fee. Register early, limit 225!
www.yellowjacketracing.com
WAYNE COUNTY PARKS
B. Forman Park
4507 Lake Road, Pultneyville
25 acres of trees and lawns with a ball
field, shuffleboard court and playground
Palmyra Aqueduct Park
2685 Rt. 31, Palmyra
Historic site on over three acres
Swift's Landing
4100 Hogback Road, Palmyra
Located on over 17 acres along Ganargua
Creek, which flows into the Barge Canal.
Norsen Bridge Park
6744 Pulver Road, Newark
Located on 36 acres
Black Brook Park
9472 Old Rt. 31, Clyde
A historic site of the Old Erie Canal on
over 20 acres
Abbey Park
177 West Water Street, Lyons
Blue Cut Nature Center
7210 Rt. 31West, Lyons
Lock Berlin Park
9121 Peters Road, Lyons
Located on three acres between Lyons
and Clyde
Wide Waters Canal Park
5271 Rt. 31, Newark
On the Barge Canal
Sodus Point Beach Park
7958 Wickham Boulevard
Lake Ontario supervised swimming
allowed both lakeside and bayside,
June-September.
Wayne Countys Erie Canal Path
is a major attraction and recreational
resource for the whole family. Fish, boat,
canoe, kayak, hike or bike, 35 miles of
the Erie Canal. Modern facilities, marinas,
hiking and biking paths, and canalside
parks make the experience enjoyable.
Chimney Bluffs State Park
7700 Garner Road, Wolcott

Towering 150 feet above Lake Ontario the
bluffs are a large clay drumlin formed six
to ten thousand years ago by a glacier.
1-800-527-6510.
YATES COUNTY
The Super Hero 5k & Kid's Fun Run
John Brown Park, Penn Yan
Supporting the programs at Our
Childrens Place in Canandaigua and
Clifton Springs, this race encourages
participants to dress as their favorite
super hero. tiny.cc/Super5k.
Saturday, June 11
KTrain 5k
Supporting Early Literacy in Yates County.
Race begins on the grounds of the Keuka
Arts Festival and runs through the Village
of Penn Yan and scenic Keuka Outlet Trail.
tiny.cc/Ktrain.
Friday, June 17
The Duck Race
Main Street Bridge, Penn Yan
Buy a rubber duck for just $10 and watch
the regatta of thousands of ducks as they
journey down Keuka Outlet. Each duck
has a chance to win dozens of prizes from
local businesses including an overnight
stay at the soon-to-be-opened Hampton
Inn on Keuka Lake. Tickets and information are available at arcofyates.org.

Saturday, August 6, 8:00am
Paddle Keuka 5k
Finger Lakes Museum & Aquarium,
Branchport
A 5k route on Keuka Lake for kayak &
canoe (double and single) participants.
tiny.cc/PaddleKeuka.
Friday, August 12, 5:00pm
Food & Brew Festival
benefitting the Arc of Yates
Climbing Bines Hops Farm, Seneca Lake
$20 tickets include live music, first glass
of beer or wine, and access to food trucks
all while overlooking beautiful Seneca
Lake from Climbing Bines farm.
Sunday, September 25, 9:00am
Keuka Lake Relay Rally & 5k
Keuka Lake State Park, Branchport
Teams consisting of 3-8 runners will be
making their way around the roughly
45-miles of lake in a relay format (one
runner on the ground at all times). For
runners looking for less of a challenge, a
5k will begin at 10:00am. All participants
are invited to a picnic on the shore of
beautiful Keuka Lake in the afternoon.
The event benefits the Arc of Yates. www.
keukarelayrally.com.
NAPLES
A FINGER LAKES MUST VISIT! OUR LITTLE TOWN IS YOUR

LITTLE TOWN! HISTORIC QUAINT PICTURESQUE UNIQUE
Come have a taste! Come visit today! Naples has it all!
Naples is located three miles south of

Canandaigua Lake, and voted #5 in
Budget Travel's "Coolest Small Towns"
contest. Nestled in the glacier-made hills
of the Finger Lakes, there are seven roads
leading in and out of Naples, each and
every one holds beautiful views. Naples
boasts unsurpassed scenery of overlooks,
hills, glens, waterfalls and lake in the
heart of the Finger Lakes Region. This
quaint, historic area truly has it all.
You will find an assortment of
accommodations including a hotel and
bed and breakfasts to fit all tastes,

from elegant to cozy. Visit the three
quaint, award-winning wineries and enjoy
delicious food that is always available
at area restaurants and unique eateries.
Relax at the spa, enjoy a production at the
professional theater, browse the galleries
featuring Finger Lakes artisans, visit local
artists and open studios and shop at the
many retail locations. Outdoor activities
abound from skiing, boating, hiking,
fishing, camping, hunting and golfing and
more!
Naples has churches, a
centralized school, service
organizations and an active
Rotary Club. Experience Naples,
open 365 days a year. www.
naplesvalleyny.com.
September 24 & 25
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Rain or Shine!
Home of the first grape pie!
Parties, Groups
and Tour Buses Welcome!
Open year round,

7 days a week for
breakfast, lunch
and dinner
DAILY SPECIALS
Homemade soups
and desserts
585.374.6360 Rt. 21 & 53 Naples
Community farm markets are great fun!

WAYNE COUNTY
Naples Natural Farmer's Market

Every Other Saturday, 8:00am-Noon
June through October
197 North Main Street, Naples
Organic or naturally grown fruits and
vegetables, flowers, specialty products
and more. 585-374-2584.
Clyde Farmers Market

Saturdays, 9:00am-1:00pm
Columbia Street
This popular market features farm fresh
fruits and vegetables, homemade items,
flowers and plants and more. www.
clydeny.com.
Lyons Farmers Market
Saturdays, 7:30am-11:00am
Church Street by the Park, in Front
of the Wayne County Courthouse
Our 42nd year! Seasonal vegetables, fruit,
flowers, birdhouses, wood puzzles, crafts
and homemade fried dough are available.
Entertainment changes weekly. Check
Lyons Farmers' Market out on Facebook
and Lyonsny.com. Sponsored by the Lyons
Chamber of Commerce. Accepting WIC
payments by most local farmers. 315-3744597, www.lyonsny.com.
Macedon Farmers Market
Wednesdays 4:00-7:00pm
July through October
Gravino Park
Locally grown produce sold by the growers
themselves. Featuring fresh produce, fruit,
maple syrup, fresh cut flowers, crafts and
homemade baked goods.
Newark Farmers Market
Thursdays, 2:30-6:00pm
Through October
Central Park, South Main Street
A perfect place to find local fresh produce
as well as other homemade items. www.
facebook.com/NewarkFarmersMarket
Palmyra Farmers Market
Tuesdays, 3:00-6:00pm
May through November
Palmyra Village Park
E. Main Street, Rt. 31
This popular market features farm fresh
fruits and vegetables, organic foods, eggs,
honey, maple syrup, baked goods, arts
and crafts, flowers and nursery plants and
more. nfmd.org/
Sodus Farmers Market
Wednesdays, 2:30-6:00pm
United Methodist Church
Belden Avenue Parking Lot
Local vendors with fresh fruits and
vegetables, plants, cut flowers, crafts
and prepared foods, demonstrations,
workshops and much more. 315-8797420. www.localharvest.org.
Shortsville Manchester
Farmer's Market
June through September
North Side of Water Street
Baked goods, arts and crafts, herbs,
plants, fruits and vegetables.
585-289-6889.
Walworth Farmers Market

Ginegaw Park
1980 Walworth Penfield Road
Canandaigua VA Farmers Market

400 Fort Hill Avenue, Canandaigua
585-393-7552.
Wolcott Farmers Market

Northrup Park, New Hartford Street
Cheshire Union Farmers Market

Mondays, 2:00-6:00pm
June 20 through September 26
The Company Store
4244 Rt. 21, Canandaigua
For more information call 585-394-3043.
ONTARIO COUNTY
Allens Hill Farm

Open Daily 9:00am-6:00pm
3663 County Road 40, Holcomb
Signature product is seven varieties of
apple cider molasses. They also carry
specialty flours and grains, all natural
cookie, cake and pancake mixes, apple
glazes and syrups. Hours subject to
seasonal change, please call for current
hours. 585-657-4710
Canandaigua Farmer's Market
East side of South Main Street
in the Parking Lot Between
Lafayette Avenue and Mill Street
The Canandaigua Farmers Market is
an association of farmers and small
scale food processors consisting of
approximately 30 vendors who live
within a limited radius of Canandaigua.
It is Ontario County's only farmer-run
market. Agricultural vendors produce
a wide variety of quality vegetables,
fruits, flowers, meats, and eggs. Small
scale food processors offer a variety of
freshly baked goods, sauces, pickles,
jams, maple products, specialty mustards
and honey. Vendors are required to
sell only what they produce. www.
canandaiguafarmersmarket.com.
Clifton Springs Farmer's Market

Fridays, 3:00-6:00pm
June 3 through September 30
Corner of Kendall Street & Railroad
Avenue, between Rt. 96 and W. Main
Wide variety of fresh vegetables, fruit,
meat, plants, flowers, herbs, eggs, ice
cream, baked goods and much more!
Bring your business to the market! Are
you a band and want some free publicity?
Are you a health or wellness professional?
Bring your massage chair or students to
the market for an afternoon or morning!
315-730-3981, Natalie3981@yahoo.com.
FF Thompson Farmers Market
2nd Tuesdays of the month
2:30-5:30pm - July - October
Parrish Street, Canandaigua
Geneva Farmer's Market
Thursdays, 7:30am-1:00pm
Exchange Street Parking Lot,
Across from Lyons Bank
Local fruits, vegetables, herbs, plants
and flowers, baked goods, jams, jellies,
pickles, salsa, handcrafted items, puzzles,
pillows, blankets, signs, jewelry, soaps,
wine tasting and weekly raffle! www.
geneva.ny.us.
Victor Farmer's Market

Village Hall Parking Lot
60 East Main Street
Fresh produce, apples, local meats
and dairy, honey, jellies preserves and
jams, apple molasses, specialty foods,
plants and fresh flowers. 585-924-3311,
ww.victorny.org.
W. Bloomfield Farmer's Market
9035 Route 5, W. Bloomfield
Fresh produce, baked goods, soaps, dairy,
eggs, desserts, fruits, herbs, extracts,
honey & bees products, lavender, meats,
preserves, spreads, syrups, wool & fibers,
and more. 585-229-5550.
Its exciting to fill garden rows with seedlings
each spring that we often forget if all goes
well, our backyard garden will probably
grow more vegetables than we can eat! Here
are some tips to unload your extra produce:
Donate to local food banks. Not all food
banks are set up to accept and distribute
perishable food. Call around to find one that
can make use of your garden excess. It's a
great feeling to know your extras will go to
families who need it.
Sell at the farmers market. Search
around for markets that welcome home
gardeners with bumper crops.
Set up a swap with other gardeners.
Check around early in the season to get an
idea of which friends and neighbors are also
gardening. Make plans to compare notes at
harvest time, so you can trade your extras.
Check out freecycle.org. This site is
organized by region to let people swap
unwanted items for free. Once you join
(its free) you can post messages to let
freecyclers know youve got garden
produce to give away.
Sodus Bay Junior Sailing Association

SBJSA is a summer camp focused on sailing and water recreation education that was
founded in 1956 on Great Sodus Bay New York and has served thousands of families and
children as they enjoy learning and using their watercraft and facilities.
SBJSA provides general sailing instruction for children ages 8-18, including travel racing
teams and also host a local college sailing team for the spring and fall practice seasons.
The camp season runs from June 27 to August 5. Each Learn to Sail and Learn to Race
session runs for a full two weeks. The camp director and counselors (often alumni of our
summer camp program) evaluate the campers and place them in the most appropriate
age and skill programs at the beginning of each session.
There are also half-day sessionsdesigned for children ages 8-10 who are very new to water
activities and need some time to get acclimated to the waterfront.
The primary goal for campers is to know how to confidently rig a boat, sail and return to
the dock. Daily sessions are split between on-shore and on-water lessons. The campers
learn parts of the boat, sail trimming, steering, capsize recovery procedures and more, all
with a focus on fun and safety.
Beginner, intermediate, and advanced sailors are welcome in all sessions. In addition
to sailing, they also provide training and use of our kayaks, canoes and stand-up
paddleboards, as well as recreational swimming.
For the more advanced Junior Sailors, SBJSA offers a Travel Race program, comprised
of two, three-week sessions for the 2016 season. The SBJSA Travel Race Team will train
weekly and travel to select area interclub regattas. The team will also compete in at least
one major junior regatta locally during each session. Racers will prepare and compete in
the Centrals Junior Regatta, hosted by SBJSA and SBYC on Sodus Bay. Later, the travel race
team will compete in the US Sailing Junior Olympics at the Rochester Yacht Club. The Travel
Race Team program tuition includes coaching, sailboats, sails, trailers and boat charter fees
at the respective regattas. Regatta entry fees are not covered.
Visit www.sbjsa.org for more information and details on registration and fees.
Enjoy what area lakes and waterways offer

CANANDAIGUA LAKE
southern end. 585-335-8111.
From the Seneca name meaning Chosen

Spot. Canandaigua Lake has always
been a popular destination spot. Desirable
summer homes, cottages and estates
dress this beautiful shoreline. Farmland
adds to the lakes rolling hillsides.
Harriet Hollister Spencer State

Recreation Area doesn't have direct
access with the Lake. But this state park
has a breathtaking view of the southern
end of the lake from high atop Canadice
Hill. Hiking and biking trails, picnic areas
and scenic vistas. 585-335-8111.
The southern end of the the lakes

state treasureHigh-Tor Wildlife
Management Area has 6,200 natural
acres containing wetlands, forested hills,
gullies and meadows, offering scenic
vistas, superb hiking opportunities and
excellent access for hunting and fishing.
The Canandaigua City Pier at the
lake outlet is an excellent fishing spot!
Walk the pier and view the boathouses.
Restrooms, handicap accessible, leashed
pets allowed. 585-396-5080.
Kershaw Park offers excellent views
of the lake. Swimming, walkways, grills
pavilions, picnic tables, playground,
bathhouse, trails, fishing, restrooms and a
small boat launch are within the nine acre
park. Gazebo overlooks the lake and a 30
fountain off shore. 585-396-5080.
Deep Run Park and Beach is a small
park with free swimming. Its a nice area
to swim and have a picnic. Picnic tables,
grills, restroom. 585-396-4000.
Butler Beach (West Lake Schoolhouse
Park) is a free, guarded swimming area.
Its not really a beach, but a small strip of
lakefront property. 585-393-1233.
Onanda Park. This park has a public
campground with furnished lakefront
cabins, meeting center, trail, natural area,
beach, swimming area, boat launch,
fishing, picnic tables and restrooms.
585-394-1120.
HONEOYE LAKE
From the Seneca name meaning lying
finger Honeoye Lake, is a small, shallow
lake, only 30 at its deepest. Swimming,
fishing and abundant in aquatic plant life.
The shores are lined with cottages and the
surrounding hills are covered in farmland.
Sandy Bottom Beach Park offers access
to both the lake and the Honeoye Creek
Outlet. This beautiful little park gives
visitors a chance to swim at the sandy
beach, fish along the outlet, a nature trail,
playground, pavilions, tables, restrooms
and small boat launch. 585-229-5757.
Honeoye Lake Boat Launch State Park
provides a boat launch and fishing access
on the east shore of the lake towards the
Honeoye Inlet Wildlife Management

Area. State land encompassing 2,100
acres along the Honeoye Inlet. Meadows
and forested upland and marshland is
largely undeveloped and great for hunting
and hiking. 585-226-2466.
Wesley Hill Nature Preserve is 390
acres of upland woods, mature forests and
steep gullies. 607-275-9487.
SENECA LAKE
From the Iroquois name meaning Place
of stone Seneca Lake reaches depths
of 618 feet, the deepest and widest of
the Finger Lakes. Seneca provides a nearoptimal habitat for Lake Trout, attracting
fishermen from all over. Its deep waters
provide cool, stable air, making the
surrounding land ideal for agriculture,
especially vineyards. Like the other Finger
Lakes, Seneca is surrounded by rolling
hills of agriculture and forests. Cottages,
homes and farms are scattered around
the shore.
Seneca Lake State Park features a
refreshing spray park, a large modern
playground, sandy swimming area,
bathhouse, showers, bike and walking
paths, nature trail, playing fields, picnic
areas along the shoreline, pavilions, snack
bar, two marinas and public boat launch
along the canal. 315-789-2331.
The Geneva Lakefront Park is a great
scenic area to fish, walk, bike, or just sit in
the gazebo and relax. Restrooms, picnic
tables, hand|trailer boat launch, docking
facilities, rent a paddle boat or kayak, lake
tours, garden, tourism information and
concessions. 315-789-5005.
LAKE ONTARIO
The eastern-most and smallest of the

Great Lakes is the largest andforemost
body of fresh water for Upstate New York.
The village of Sodus Point booms in the
summer months as visitors populate the
many cottages that surround the Great
Sodus Bay. Many cottages have been
converted to homes though the villages
charm as a lakeside vacation spot has not
diminished.
The village is nestled on a peninsula
created where the peaceful waters of the
bay meet the erratic coast of the lake. At

this point lies Sandy Beach Park, one
of the more popular swimming beaches.
This small park features an open pavilion,
bathhouse, fishing pier and sightseeing.
The towering mud cliffs of Chimney
Bluffs State Park, drape down to a
vibrant pebble beach, easily the most
beautiful vista over Lake Ontario. Nearly
four miles of hiking trails traverse the
park. Modern restrooms and steps, and a
few picnic tables have been added.
ERIE CANAL
The New York State Canal System is
not only rich in history, but also culture.
From its inception, the canal helped
form a whole new culture revolving
around canal life. At one time, more than
50,000 people depended on the canal
for their livelihood. As the population
grew and the transportation waterway
prospered, packet boats and passenger
vessels, traveled from town to town.
Entertainment was prevalent and
families would often meet each year, at
the same locations, to share stories and
adventures...just as they do today.
The Erie Canal is a major attraction
and recreational resource. The canal
had a huge impact on its surrounding
villages, providing inexpensive and easy
transportation of goods, which allowed
agriculture and industry to develop. Local
museums depict the Era of the Erie.
Many exhibits and remnants of the old
canal are plentiful throughout the area.
Today, the canal is still filled with pleasure
boats, fishermen, visitors, and wildlife.
Cyclists, runners and walkers enjoy the
towpaths, their natural beauty and
their history. Culture still abounds along
its banks with many events that are
cherished in many communities today.
The canal provides recreation for the
whole family. Whether you fish, boat,
canoe, kayak, hike or bike miles of canal
are waiting for you. Modern facilities such
as marinas, hiking and biking paths, and
canalside parks make your experience a
pleasant one.
The Canal Way Trail System offers miles
of scenic trails and numerous parks for
hiking, biking and cross-country skiing.
Enjoy wildlife viewing along miles of
green and tranquil trails that line New
Yorks canals. The trail system includes
more than 150 miles of exiting trails
comprised of four major trail segments:
The Erie Canal Heritage Trail, Old Erie
Canal State Park, Mohawk-Hudson
Bikeway and the Glens Falls Feeder
Canal Trail. For more information visit

www.canals.ny.gov.
Erie Canals 192nd Opening
Festivals and events kick off
The Erie Canalway National Heritage
Corridor and the NYS Canal Corporation
have teamed up to sponsor 28 festivals
and events to showcase the heritage of
the Canalway Corridor and the recreational
appeal of the waterway and trails today.
Events include cycling and paddling
tours, canal festivals and concerts at the
waterfront. Sponsored events are just a
few of the more than 400 events that take
place each year along New Yorks canals.
The Erie Canalway National Heritage
Corridor and the NYS Canal Corporation
are proud to partner with communities
and organizations to ensure a lively and
fun season along the canal. Now through
fall, these events offer great ways for
people to explore and enjoy the canal.
Events are a significant contributor to
the $380 million in economic impact
generated annually by canal-related
tourism. This investment in event
sponsorships is expected to be matched
nearly 10 to 1 by local sponsors and
attract 64,000 people.
The world-class festivals and sporting
events held on the canals attract
thousands of visitors to upstate New
York and are a boon to local economies.
From mariners and cyclists to food and
wine enthusiasts, there is something for
everyone to enjoy this season.
For a full list of events, visit eriecanalway.
org/explore.
GENESEE RIVER and

ERIE CANAL
Genesee Waterways Center
Genesee Valley Park
149 Elmwood Avenue, Rochester
Genesee Waterways Center the City of
Rochesters official partner in providing opportunities for local residents to
kayak and canoe on the areas amazing
waterways. Headquartered in Genesee
Valley Park they offer two-hour kayaking
and canoeing on a daily basis. Paddle the
Genesee River, Erie Canal and Red Creek.
Group rates available.
Whitewater Kayaking
Lock 32 Whitewater Park
2797 Clover Street, Pittsford
The only man-made whitewater park
in New York! Come learn the basics or
practice your skills during our 11-week
summer season. Kids summer programs
and adult evening clinics available.

May 25-September 5, Hours Vary
Kayak and Canoe Rentals
Genesee Valley Park
Paddle the short distance to Red Creek and
its amazing wildlife (including possible
sightings of blue herons, barn swallows,
deer, fox, turtles, frogs, hawks, muskrats,
river otters, dragon flies and damsel flies
and more) or cruise the Genesee River
past the U of R to view Rochester's skyline
from the water. Two hours, $20 pp. Rentals
available.
Saturdays afternoons
July & August, Hours Vary
Outrigger Canoe
Paddle a super stable, dual-hull outrigger
canoe with five friends on the Genesee
River! $12 pp. Other dates/times available
by reservation.
National Learn-to-Row Day Events
Free activities including tours and rowing.
Race against another eight-person shell at
the conclusion of your introductory experience! Pre-registration required.
Taste of Kayaking
Free one-hour of paddling in flatwater
or whitewater boats. Pre-registration
required.
Monday & Wednesday Evenings
6:00-8:00pm
June 6-29, July 11-August 3,
August 8-31
Intro to Rowing for Adults
Four weeks of classes. $160.
Rowing 2 for Adults
Four weeks of intermediate sweep rowing
and sculling classes. $160.
Saturday, August 20
Lockapalooza Whitewater Kayaking
Festival
Free spectator event. Watch whitewater
kayaking competitions in slalom, boatercross and freestyle disciplines. Be involved
in the Duck drop! Prizes, food and more!
Practice runs begin at 10:00am, awards
ceremony and prize giveaways 4:00pm.
Flatwater Kayaking and Canoeing
Paddle from Lock 32 to Lock 33 (1.25
miles) and explore the historic turning
basin and canal pond. Two-hours, $20 pp.

Hours of availability vary. Boat availability
is limited.
July & August Evenings, TBD
Adult Flatwater and Whitewater
Kayaking Lessons
Classes are taught by ACA certified
instructors, and consist of two evenings of
lessons in one week. Flatwater clinic $120.
Whitewater clinic $150.
Visit GeneseeWaterways.org, email Info@
GeneseeWaterways.org or call 585-3283960 for more information.
WAYNE COUNTY
CANAL TRAILS and PARKS
Macedon offers Aqueduct Park at Lock
29, Lock Thirty Park, Stone Street Trail
and Lock 60 and Gallups Change Bridge
No. 39.
BOAT SHOWS and TOURS

Canandaigua Lady Cruises
Steamboat Landing
205 Lakeshore Drive, Canandaigua
Travel back to the early 1900s to the
Finger Lakes Steamboat Era with a
lunch, dinner or specialty cruise on
the Canandaigua Lady. The only 19th
century replica of a double-decked
paddlewheel boat operating on the Finger
Lakes. Narrated sightseeing cruises. Fee.
Group tours available. 585-396-7350,
steamboatlandingresort.com.
Saturday & Sunday, July 16 & 17,
3:00pm-dark
34th Annual Antique Boat Show
and 33rd Annual Regatta
Keuka Lake
Hosted by Wine Country Classic Boats, this
event features displays of antique and
classic boats featuring Classic Wooden
and Fiberglass boats on beautiful Keuka
Lake. Judged show and parade of boats
Saturday. Recreation of regattas from the
1920's Sunday, 10:15am. Free admission.
Friday-Sunday, July 29-31
Skaneateles Antique and
Classic Boat Show
Skaneateles Lake Village Pier and Clift Park
Wooden boaters from across the U.S.
and Canada gather at the north end of
Skaneateles Lake. Enjoy sparkling clean
water, gleaming classic mahogany boats,
beautifully restored antique wooden
boats, live music filling the air, a feeling of
yesteryear ... Over 80 antique and classic
boats will be on display in the water and
on land. Activities include three concerts,
a boat parade (3:00pm Saturday), kid's
activities on Saturday, Syracuse Model
Boat Club display, shopping, huge raffle,
Skaneateles Historical Society tours of the
Village on Saturday and Sunday and more.
Fun for the whole family! 315-685-0552.

Sunday, July 17, 9:00am-1:00pm
Wine Country Classic Boat Show
Depot Park, Keuka Lake
Hammondsport
Offering the opportunity to see some
of the finest classic boats and cars.
Fiberglassics to "Woodie" cars! The Wine
Country Classic Boats is a chapter of the
Antique and Classic Boat Society. Free.
www.winecountryclassicboats.com.
FESTIVALS
Friday-Sunday, August 12-21
11th Annual Canal Splash!
Locally organized events and activities
along the NYS Canal System and Erie
Canalway Trail at numerous venues
throughout the Erie Canalway National
Heritage Corridor. Celebrate the history,
culture, recreational appeal, and beauty of
the NYS Canal System and Erie Canalway
Trail during Canal Splash! Local events and
activities, including nature and history
walks, museum and gallery exhibits,
rowing regattas, kayak and canoe outings,
musical performances, boat tours and
more. www.canals.ny.gov.
YACHT CLUBS
Canandaigua Yacht Club hosts
races and special events throughout
the summer. 3524 West Lake Road,
Canandaigua, 585-396-9200,
www.sailcyc.com.
Holiday Handicap Open Regattas
Open to the all boats on Canandaigua
Lake. Sailors do not have to be a yacht
club member to participate.
Memorial Day Handicap
There will be five classes of starts
with prizes awarded to each class.
The first start is 1:00pm. Entry fee $10.
July 4th Firecracker Handicap
There will be five classes of starts with
finishes being determined by a handicap
system. Registration 11:30am, first start
1:00pm. Entry fee $10.
Labor Day Weekend
Ring of Fire Handicap
There will be five classes of starts with
finishes being determined by a handicap
system. Registration 11:30 am, first
start 1:00pm. Entry fee $10. Stay for the
traditional Ring of Fire in the evening.
July 25
CYC Sailor's Memorial Race
This race is for CYC Members to
memorialize those CYC Members who
are no longer with us. There will be two
starts with finishes being determined by
a handicap system. Registration 11:30am,
first start 1:00pm. Entry fee $25.
Saturday, August 13
Sunfish Regional Regatta
Canandaigua Yacht Club
Sodus Bay Yacht Club holds regattas
and boat shows in the bay on Lake
Ontario. 7431 Irwin Street, Sodus Point,
315-483-9550, www.sodusbayyc.org.
Friday-Sunday, June 24-26
Challenge Cup Regatta
Sodus Bay Yacht Club
7431 Irwin Street, Sodus Point
Thirty to forty foot sailboats race a course
on Lake Ontario. Food, drink and awards.
315-483-9550, www.sodusbayyc.org.
FISHING
To fish in NY, you need a license, available
at town offices and sporting goods stores,
with one exception. Each year, the last full
weekend in June is designated as Free
Fishing Days. www.dec.ny.gov.
Saturday-Monday, May 28-30
52nd Annual
National Lake Trout Derby
Weigh stations at Seneca Lake in Geneva,
Romulus and Watkins Glen.Anglers can
fish for lake, brown and rainbow trout or
landlocked salmon. All participants must
hold a valid New York State fishing license
and register by 6 a.m. May 28. Fee. www.
newyorkupstate.com.
35th Annual Canandaigua Lake Trout
Derby at Canandaigua Lake
This classic event for local fisherman,
is also a significant fundraiser for Camp
Good Days & Special Times and for
Mercy Flight Central. Entry ends 8:00pm,
June 10. Fee. www.facebook.com/
canandaiguatroutderby
Saturday, June 25, 10:00-11:30am
7th Annual 'Gone Fishing"
Youth Derby
Victor Municipal Park
6680 Paparone Drive
The day will consist of some instruction
from Canandaigua Trout Unlimited.
Children ages 5-12 receive prizes and the
winners get a trophy. Lunch provided.
Free. Please bring your fishing pole. Parents
must accompany children. Pre-register,
limited to 30 children.
Free Fishing Days
Since 1991, the last full weekend in June
has been designated as Free Fishing Days
in New York. During this time, anyone
can fish New York waters with no fishing
license is required. This event allows
everyone the opportunity to sample the
incredible fishing New York has to offer.
This is a perfect time to take a friend or

family member fishing. www.dec.ny.gov.
SPORTING EVENTS
June 25, 10:00-11:30am

7th Annual Gone Fishin
Youth Fishing Derby
Begins Saturday, May 28

L.L. Bean Kayaking & Stand Up
Paddleboarding
Skills Workshop and Guided Trips
Canandaigua Lake
Beans skilled instructors will show you the
ropes and then lead you on an adventure!
Kayaks can be rented at Canandaigua
Sailboarding on the north shore. Fee.
888-552-5583.Reservations www.llbean.
com/adventure.
July 1- 24
Wayne County Youth Derby
Fishing for ages 4-16. 800-527-6510,
www.waynecountytourism.com.
July 1- 31
LOC Summer Derby
The Lake Ontario counties annually host
a series of the worlds best freshwater
tournaments known as the LOC Derby.
Thousands of anglers hit the lake each year
in pursuit of thousands of dollars in cash
prizes for salmon, lake trout, brown trout
and rainbow/steelhead trout. Registration
sites/weigh stations located along the entire
southern Lake Ontario shoreline.www.loc.
org, 888-733-5246
Friday, July 8 & Saturday,
VPR Charter Fishing Trip
Victor Parks & Recreation
7891 Lehigh Crossing
The Sweet Melissa Fishing Charter, a
30' duel level split floor fishing vessel in
Canandaigua serves several lakes including Keuka, Conesus and Honeoye. They
supply all the gear for vertical jigging and/
or trolling using down riggers and other
modern techniques or bring your own!
Must have valid NYS fishing license. Ages 10
& up. Fee. Space limited.
Saturday & Sunday, July 16 & 17
Sodus Pro-Am
Fish Wayne County waters for cash
and prizes. 800-527-6510. www.
soduspointproam.com.
Saturday, August 20
Annual Kids Fishing Derby
City Pier, Canandaigua
Catch and release fishing derby for
children 14 years and younger. Door prizes
awarded hourly. Prize for heaviest carp,
heaviest non-carp, accumulated weight.
Registration begins 7:00am, Derby ends,
prizes awarded at noon. Rain or shine
(except for thunder and lightning.) Free!
Mike or Mary Sikes, 585-396-3434.
August 19-September 5
Fall LOC Derby
Thousands of anglers hit the lake each year
in pursuit of thousands of dollars in cash
prizes. Registration sites and weigh stations
are located along the entire southern Lake
Ontario shoreline.
www.loc.org, 888-733-5246.
June 6 & 9, 11 & 13, August 2 & 4

Tuesdays & Thursdays, 5:00-9:00pm
8-Hour NY Safe Boating Safety Course
New York requires all individuals born on
or after 5/1/96 to successfully complete an
approved course in boater education in order to operate a motorboat. Students must
pass a final exam. Students will receive a
temporary boating safety certificate upon
completion of the course. Age 10 & up. Fee.
Minimum of 6 participants needed. www.
victorny.org.
Musselman & Mini-Mussel Triathlon
at Seneca Lake State Park, Geneva
Sporting event for athletes ages 13 and
older. 750 meter swim, 16.1 mile bike, 3.1
mile run. Pre-registration required. www.
musselmantri.com.
July 10-17
Park & Trails 18th Annual
Cycling the Erie Canal Bike Tour
This 400-mile bike ride from Buffalo to
Albany travels along the Erie Canalway
Trail. Cover 40-60 miles per day, about
three-quarters on completed portions of
the Canalway Trail, the rest along public
roadways with good shoulders. Great tour
for riders of all abilities. www.ptny.org.
WATERPARKS
Open Now through October
Roseland Wake Park
250 Eastern Blvd., Canandaigua
Liquid Force Free For All Event
Free riding!
585-393-WAKE (9253), www.
roselandwakepark.com.
Open June 25-September 2
Roseland Waterpark
250 Eastern Blvd., Canandaigua
585-396-2000,
www.roselandwaterpark.com.
Visit
Honeoye Lake
Modern fisheries management at Honeoye Lake began with the placement of seasons,
bag limits and size limits on gamefish. Records indicate that Honeoye was first stocked
with walleye around the turn-of-the-century. Today, the co-dominant sport species are
walleye, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass and chain pickerel with walleye the only
species stocked (8.7 million fry annually) into the lake by the DEC.
Honeoye is a highly regarded fishing lake. In addition to its excellent sportfish
opportunities, the lake also supports an outstanding panfish fishery for bluegill,
pumpkinseed, yellow perch and black crappie. Current management emphasis for the
lake is to maintain a relatively high density of predator species, to control the abundant
panfish and newly established alewife populations. Periodic fishery surveys are conducted
to monitor fish populations. An ongoing angler diary cooperator program for sportfish
provides DEC fisheries staff with useful data on population trends.
Public access sites include the Honeoye Lake Public Boat Launch, located at the SE corner
of the lake off East Lake Road. There is parking for 30 cars with trailers and is operated by
the office of the Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. Winter maintenance allows
for ice fishing access. Sandy Bottom Beach launching is available for small trailered boats,
cartops and canoes off Sandy Bottom Road, at the NW corner of the lake. Lakeside parking
allows for about 6 cars. There is additional parking near the baseball diamond. Operated
by the Town of Richmond. Winter maintenance allows for ice fishing access.
GO CAMPING!
for the best

summer ever.
AREA SUMMER CAMPS:

July 11-15, 9:00am-3:00pm
4-H Camp Beechwood Day Camp
State Park, Lake Ontario Shores, Sodus
The focus is on natural resources, using
the natural beauty of the park. Hands-on
activities like wildlife, fishing, bugs,
conservation, birds, and trees will be
offered. Opportunities to play noncompetitive games and enjoy healthy
snacks. Guest presenters and a service
project.
Ages 5-12 (completed kindergarten). Fee.
Register before June 15. Scholarships
available. Cornell Cooperative Extension
Wayne County 315-331-8415.
June 5-August 5
Allendale Columbia Summer Program
42nd Summer Program allows campers to
enjoy fun opportunities, dig deeper and
explore their interests. Offering a variety
of over30 summer programs including
academics, robotics, arts, photography,
drama and even culture and language
immersion programs. Camps are open
to the public for children ages 4 and up!
Fee. For a complete listing visit www.
allendalecolumbia.org.
Begin June, 9:00am-3:00pm
ArtsRoc Summer Minecraft Camps
3462 Monroe Avenue, Pittsford
Game nites, day camps, 1/2 day camps
and week-long camps. Pizza and fun every
day! Ages 7-14. After care 'til 5:00pm. Fee.
585-218-9125, artsroc.net.
Monday-Thursday, June 20-August 8
8:00am-noon or 1:00-5:00pm
Baycreek Paddling Center Kids Kamp
1099 Empire Blvd., Rochester
Eight-one week day camps. Canoeing,
kayaking and paddleboarding skills, water
safety, respect for the environment and
fun. All equipment, including personal

floatation devices (lifevests), boats and
paddles are provided. Ages 7-13. Fee. 585288-2830, baycreek.com.
Session 1, July 11-15
Monday-Friday, 9:00am-3:30pm
Best Foot Forward
Summer Musical Theater Camp
Disney Revue
Frozen - Beauty and the Beast
Tangled - Princess and the Frog
Studio at Cobblestone Court, Victor
A full week of musical theater fun!
Final performance on the last day of the
session. Auditions will be held on the 1st
day of camp, come ready to sing, act, and
dance! Ages 4-12. Limit 30. Fee. 585-4028186, bestfootforwardkids.com.
Monday-Thursday June 27-30
9:00am-3:00pm
Bob McVean
Boys Shooting Day Camp
McQuaid Jesuit High School
1800 Clinton Avenue S., Rochester
Grades 4-10. Fee. 585-259-5777,
bobmcveanbasketball.com.
Session 1, August 1-12
9:00-11:00am
Session 2, August 1-12
3:45-5:45 PM
Session 3, August 22-September 2
9:00-11:00am
Session 4, August 22-September 2
3:45-5:45pm
Brighton Rowing Club
Summer Learn-To-Row Camps
Genesee Rowing Club Boathouse
Genesee Valley Park, Rochester
Two-week, two-hour/day program. Learn
rowing techniques, safety procedures and
quickly progress to rowing on the water.

This total-body workout builds endurance,
strength, balance, mental discipline and
teamwork. Excellent cross-training offseason from other sports, very low injury
risk. All equipment is provided. Grades
7-12. Fee. brightoncrew.org/crew.
Session 1: June 27-July 1
Session 2: July 5-8 (teen)
Session 3: July 11-15
Session 6: August 1-5
Canandaigua Yacht Club
Youth Sailing Camp
3524 County Road 16, Canandaigua
Small-boat sailing instruction. Discover
the joy of sailing it can last a lifetime!
Ages 7-18. Fee. 585-586-8253, www.
sailcyc.com.
Camp Stella Maris
4395 East Lake Road, Livonia
Resident Camp, Age 7-15
June 26-August 19
Day Camp, Age 5-12
June 27-August 26
Four-Day Stay, Age7-15
June 26-29, July 3-6, July 31-August 3
Overnight Experience, Age 6-11
June 26-28, August 14-16
Leadership (LIT/CIT), Age15 & 16
June 26-August 19
An experience to remember for a
lifetime! From first-timers to third
generation campers, camp offers a unique
and exciting values-based camping
environment. Children enjoy the outdoors,
make friends, learn new skills, as well
as challenge themselves spiritually,
emotionally and physically an
opportunity for personal growth
while having lots of fun! Fee. 585-3462243 x104, www.campstellamaris.org.
TBA
Cracker Box Palace Farm Camp
6450 Shaker Road, Alton
Farm Camp is a NYS Certified Day Camp
for the animal loving kids in your life! Kids
will learn about the care and responsibility
of animals along with the environment,
forest walks, farm life and fun. It gives
junior counselors experience working
with kids and teaching everything theyve

learned from volunteering here. Fee.
crackerboxpalace.org.
Hochstein School of Music and Dance
50 N. Plymouth Avenue, Rochester
Music, dance, camps, classes for children,
tweens, teens and adults. 585-454-4596,
visit hochstein.org.
Hope Valley Camp
Pioneer Family Camp
9470 Schmidt Road, Dansville
August 7-12
Overnight Kid's Camp, Ages 8-16.
July 17-20, 24-27, July 31-August 3
Community Service Camp, Ages 12-21.
Fee. 585-683-4907, hopevalleycamp.com.
Lollypop Farm Summer Camps
Lollypop Farm, Main Shelter
99 Victor Road, Fairport
Fee. 585-223-1330 x173,
farmcamp@lollypop.org.
June 27-July1 and August 1-5
9:00am-4:00pm
Future Vet Full Camp. Ages 12-14
Camp for young animal lovers who are
interested in exploring a career as an
animal care provider. Discover just what
it takes to become a veterinarian and
explore many other animal related jobs
while beginning to build the foundation
for the vets of the future. Campers get to
take home their own stethoscope.
July 6-8, 9:00-Noon
Pet Pals Half Camp. Ages 4-6, Ages 6-8
Ever wondered what your pets are
thinking? In this three-day "mini camp,"
we'll learn how body language can tell us!

Campers will learn all about pets and how
to care for them through special meetand-greets with animals, stories,
activities and lots of games!
July 11-15, 9:00am-4:00pm
Down on the Farm Full Camp
Ages 6-8, Ages 9-11
Learn how the farm staff takes care of
some of the largest animals! Campers will
hear from the experts that work on the
farm daily and learn through hands-on
experiences. From feeding hay to sheep
and goats, to spreading feed for the geese
to grooming our horses, campers will
learn just what it takes to get down and
dirty working down on the farm.
July18-22, 9:00-4:00pm
Pet Pals Full Camp. Ages 6-8
Ever wondered what your pets are
thinking? In this week long session, we'll
learn how body language can tell us!
Campers will learn all about pets and
how to care for them through special
meet-and-greets with animals, stories,
activities, and lots of games! Lollypop
Farm experts will be guest speakers,
sharing important information on what
the responsibilities of pet ownership.
July 18-22 and August 8-12
9:00am-4:00pm
Animal Training Adventure Full Camp
Ages 9-11, Ages 12-14
Come discover the secrets to training any
animal! We will spend this week-long
camp working closely alongside our
training and behavior specialists to learn

the positive techniques used to train
pets here at the shelter. By the end of the
week, campers will have developed the
skills to begin training pets at home.
July 25-29, 9:00am-4:00pm
Animal Investigators
Ages 6-8, Ages 9-12
Animals can't talk and they need your
help to advocate for them. We will meet
some animal friends in the shelter, learn
how to care for pets responsibly, and work
closely with our Humane Investigators
to learn the techniques they use to help
keep animals safe.
August 15-17, 9:00am-Noon
Down on the Farm Half Camp
Ages 4-5, Ages 6-8
Learn how the farm staff takes care of
some of the largest animals! From feeding
hay to sheep and goats, to spreading feed
for the geese to grooming our horses,
campers will learn just what it takes to
get down and dirty working with animals
down on the farm.
August 15-19, 9:00am-Noon
MAD Music, Art and Drama Camp
Messiah Lutheran Church
4301 Mt. Read Blvd., corner of
English Road in Greece
Looking for something fun and different
for your kids? How about an exciting
program based on the life of Jesus.
Includes music, drama, art, dance, games

and snacks. Preschool - 6th grade. Free.
Pre-registration will be required. 585-8651866 x2, messiahlutheranchurch.net.
Midtown Athletic Club Camps
200 E. Highland Drive, Rochester
June 8-September 4
Full and half day camps, swimming,
tennis, tournaments and yoga. Fee.
585-461-2301, www.midtown.com.
Nazareth College Day Camps
Peckham Hall, Rochester
summersciencecamp.org
July 11-15 and July 25-29
Magic of Harry Potter
The School of Wizardry invites all
young wizards to a magical adventure.
All materials and equipment (wands,
cauldrons and ingredients for your
favorite wizard brew) are provided.
Ages 6-8, 9-13.
July 18-22
CSI: Mystery at Hogwarts
There has been a disappearance at
Hogwarts and the young witches and
wizards have to solve the mystery.
Using science and good observations,
the students must determine who was
the guilty party! They may even meet a
real forensic specialist during the week!
This camp is for students who love
investigations and the stories of Harry

Potter. Students will learn how to collect
evidence, guard against contamination of
their samples, map the crime scene, and
document the chain of custody for the
evidence. Ages 9-13.
August 1-5
Gadgets and Gizmos
Explore some of the technology that has
changed our world in recent years. Break
down a computer to component parts and
learn how this semi-conductor marvel has
innovated much of what we do. Learn how
to make and improve cars and rockets,
about electricity and make different types
of circuits. Ages 9-13.
Tuesday-Thursday, August 9-11
11:00am-3:00pm
Digging up your History
Archeological Camp
Palmyra Historical Museum
Meet at the Historical Museum. Cost $5
pp for supplies. All welcome. Ages 7-15,
adults welcome too! 315-597-6981, www.
historicpalmyrany.com.
July 18-29, 9:00am-4:30pm
31st Season Day Camp
Parkminster Church
2710 Chili Avenue, Chili
Summers best two weeks of day camp!
With sports, an overnight, crafts, Bible
study, and more! Ages 7-13, entering
grades 2-8. Fee. 585-247-2424,
sbtwparkminster@gmail.com, www.
parkminster.com.
R.I.T. RoboCamp - Seven Camps!
James E. Gleason Building #9, Rm. 3200
Beginners, Grades 4-9
June 27-July 1, July 11-15, July 18-22
Advanced, Grades 4-10
K-5 Camp, August 8-12
Expert, Grades 5-10
August 8-12
Week-long day camps let kids design,
build and program robots. Enriched
with mini-projects and week-long goals
that promote team-work and creativity.
Instructors teach some of the fundamental
aspects of robotics and programming.
Fee. robocamp.rit.edu/robocamp.
Begins June 24
RAPA Childrens Theatre Camps
Kodak Center for Performing Arts
214 W. Ridge Road, Rochester
585-254-0073, www.RapaTheatre.org.
On Broadway, Ages 4-7
Glee Club, Ages 10-15
101 Dalmatians KIDS, Ages 7-12
High School Musical Jr., Ages 10-17
Summer Adult Acting Classes,
Ages 14 and up.
Summer Adult Dance Classes,
Ages 14 and up.
RAPAs College Audition Workshop,
Ages 14 and up
June 27-July 1, July 5-8, 11-15, 18-22,
25-29, August 1-5, 8-12, 15-19, 22-26,
Augusut 29-September 2
RockVentures Summer Day Camp
1044 University Avenue, Rochester
Schedule half-day, full day or all week!
Choose our regular camp or Rock N Kayak
Camp, which includes climbing in the
morning and kayaking in the afternoon.
Daily climbing, with instruction to
improve your skills and success. High
ropes course and low elements. New Ninja
challenges. Sand sports activities and
games at Hot Shots. Team building games.
Games, arts and crafts, scavenger hunts.
Ages 6-13. Fee. 585-442-5462, www.
rockventures.net.
Seneca Park Zoo Summer ZooCamp
2222 St. Paul Street, Rochester
Each ZooCamp session includes daily
animal encounters, games, crafts, working
with staff, nature hikes, demos and other
interactive educational experiences.
Ages 3-12, Fee. 585-336-7200, www.
senecaparkzoo.org.
June 6-10
Animal Coverings. Imagine what it
would be like to have fur, scales, feathers
or even wet slimy skin! Meet animals in
the classroom with different coverings
and explore the Zoo to see how animals
use their coverings to survive.
Animal 123. New learner counting can

be kind of hard, but it's so much fun when
animals are helping. Count on some of
your favorite animals to be there!
June 20-24
Animals ABC. Meet the animals in the
classroom and tour the zoo. Animals can
help you learn your ABCs! See if you can
find an animal for every letter of the
alphabet.
June 27-July 1
Animal Senses. Can you listen with your
hair or smell with your tongue? No way!
Learn about how animals use their five
senses and how some animals use theirs
but in very different ways.
Spotlight Theatre Arts
Summer Camps
3 Railroad Street, Fairport
Camps begin June 27
Seussical Jr., Willy Wonka Jr., Mulan Jr.,
Shrek the Musical, A Midsummer Night's
Dream and Readers Theatre. Come sing
and dance this summer! Camps for
Kindergarten through College Freshmen.
Fee. 585-305-4767, spotlightarts.com.
Sycamore Hill Farm
Horseback Riding Camps
7585 Modock Road, Victor
Mane-ly Mondays
July 11 & August 8
Three-Day Camps
June 27-29, July 25-27, August 22-24
Play games, swim, and ride! Groom
and ride, explore the fascinating world
of horses through lessons in anatomy
and equine behavior, swimming, picnic
lunch, trail riding and playing games on
horseback. Ages 8-13. Fee. 585-820-0211,
www.sycamorehillfarm.org.
Trinity Montessori Schools
World Wonder Workshops
100 Golden Flyer Drive Rochester
Half Day & Full Day Programs
Mondays-Fridays, July 11-15, 18-22,
25-29, August 1-5, 8-12, 15-19
A dynamic, hands-on program that
teaches global lessons, new and old, by
presenting to its students an exciting and
enthusiastic set of workshops. Six weeks
of learning and fun offered to children of

Trinity and the community. Ages 3-12. Fee.
585-586-1044, trinitymont.wordpress.com.
Week 1: July 11-14
Week 2: July 18-21
Week 3: July 25-28
Turf Time Sports Summer Camp
This is the only summer camp in Rochester
where the kids get to choose the sport
theyd like to play. Instead of playing the
same sport all day, we are a multi-sports
camp. Fee. email TurfTimeRochester@
gmail.com, www.TurfTimeRochester.com.
Writers and Books SummerWrite
June 27-August 26
Numerous classes and workshops. Fee.
585-473-2590, www.wab.org.
7891 Lehigh Crossing, Victor
The new 15,000-square-foot Recreation
Center opened its doors early this year,
and the departments more than 400 yearround programs have a new home base.
During the summer Victor Rec offers day
and specialty camps, day trips, summer
enrichment classes and youth programs.
August 29- September 2
New! Explore Nature Camp
Lodge at Victor Municipal Park
6680 Paparone Drive
Get out in nature! This week long nature
camp includes a nature themed trip each
day and Project Wild themed games and
activities before and/or after our daily
field trip! Wear sneakers every day,
bring lunch, water bottle and get ready
to explore nature! Trips to Tinker Nature
Park, Mendon Ponds Park Nature Center,
& Wild Wings Bird Observatory, Pasture
Prime Whitetail Deer Farm to Walk
With Whitetails, RMSC Cumming Nature
Center and Genesee Country Village
& Museum Nature Center & Historic
Village. Trips subject to change based on
availability. Grades 4-8. Fee.
Monday-Friday, August 22-26
New! British Soccer

Field #2 at Dryer Road Park
7405 Dryer Road
Challenger Sports, the #1 Soccer Camp
provider in the U.S. and Canada, is
coming this summer! They recruit the
most talented coaches from Britain and
have a genuine interest in providing
each player with a memorable and
positive experience! With the most
innovative methods of coaching in the
U.S., focusing on teaching key techniques
and technical components of soccer all
while developing the whole child. These
methods are used within a framework of
character development based on respect,
responsibility, integrity, leadership and
sportsmanship. You can make this soccer
experience even more special for your
child by hosting one of our professional
British coaches during camp. To become a
host call 585-742-0145. Ages 4-15. Fee.
YMCA CAMPS
Camp Cory
140 East Lake Road Rt. 54, Penn Yan
Overnight Camping in the beautiful
Finger Lakes. Build friendships and

expand talents in a fun and safe setting.
Dedicated to providing each camper with
a sense of connection, accomplishment
and independence, which in turn builds
self-esteem and confidence.
800-316-3977, campcory.org.
June 12, 2:00-4:00pm
Open House
Join us for an afternoon full of excitement
as we open up camp! Enjoy open camp
activities like our zip-line and archery and
take a tour of the beautiful camp property.
Tours will occur every 15 minutes,
registration is necessary.
Friday, May 27
Memorial Day Family Camp
Kick off the summer with a long weekend
on Keuka Lake! Memorial Day weekend at
camp offers four days of fun, fellowship,
and relaxation that the whole family can
enjoy. Fee.
Traditional Camp
Campers enjoy a unique living experience
in our clean, rustic cabins. Each day is
a lesson in responsibility and personal

growth. Counselors guide the campers in
cabin clean-up, observance of the daily
schedule and decision-making in daily
activities. Evenings are spent with the
cabin or village in a variety of exciting
games, campfires or all-camp events. Each
day ends with campers back in the cabins
with a counselor-led devotion. Fee.
Session 2: July 3-9
Session 6: July 31-August 6
Day Camp
Fun and adventure is awaiting your child
each day! This is a great introduction to
overnight camping. Experience the joys of
summer camp on beautiful Keuka Lake!
Ages 5-13. No cost extended care begins
7:00am, ends 6:00pm. Pick-up/drop-off at
the Pavilion (near the tennis courts). Fee.

Session 2: July 4-8
Sailing Camp
Maijgren Village campers will spend the
majority of their time on boats on the
water. Days will be split between land
classes, water drills, and competitive
races, as well as time to partake in
recreational sail. Campers will have the
choice to participate in Free Hour activities
with the rest of camp or continue sailing.
Theyll also take part in Cabin activities,
Village activities, and Evening Programs.
Session 2 & 3: July 3-16
Session 4 & 5: July 17-30, Boys FULL
Session 6 & 7: July 31-August 13

Session 8: August 14- 20
800-316-3977 or 585-325-2889, rochesterymca.org.
Ontario County offers it all
YMCA Camp Arrowhead, Pittsford

Camp Kinder Kids. Designed for getting ready for
Pre-K or Kindergarten. Archery Camp. Proven techniques,
positive reinforcement, feedback, learn and improve
archery skills and kindle a lifetime of enthusiasm for the
sport. Mountain Biking Camp. Learn progressive skills,
equipment maintenance, responsible riding and safe
trail usage. Sports Camp. Various themes all summer
long! Learn, play and improve sports skills while having
fun! Gymnastics Camp. Learn and improve skills while
making friends! Summer Fun Camps. Weekly themes,
learn new skills, connect with old and new friends and
create memories that will last a lifetime. Fun and Fit
Camp. A great camp packed with healthy activities! Golf
Camp. Learn the fundamentals of golf, club skills, game
knowledge, strategy and course etiquette, all while having
fun! And more!
Other area YMCA locations:
Westside: 920 Elmgrove Road, Rochester
Bayview:1209 Bay Road, Webster
Eastside:1851 Fairport Nine Mile Point Road, Penfield
Northwest 730 Long Pond Road, Rochester
Southwest 597 Thurston Road, Rochester
Victor: 200 S. High Street, Victor
For more information visit rochesterymca.org.
10861 McCurdy Rd.

Dansville, NY
585.335.6880
www.Skybrookcampground.com
The Ultimate Camping

Experience
Ontario County is a picturesque region filled with

rolling hills, pristine waters, quaint towns, history,
recreation and adventure. It is the heart of the Finger
Lakes Region and a premiere destination spot for yearround, remarkable exploration. It is home to a myriad of
activities and attractions, antiques stores and shopping.
Inspiring galleries exhibiting artistry, craftworks and
entrepreneurship can also be found. Theaters, music, and
a variety of museums showcase local culture.
Call for a brochure or to make reservations
Internationally recognized, and voted the most beautiful

wine region in the world by Budget Travel magazines 2010
Readers Choice Awards, the wine trails are open year-round
for tasting and touring. According to newyorkwinerytours.
com, New York is the nations second largest producer of
wine, and the Finger Lakes region has some of the finest
vineyards. This acclaim shows in their award-winning
wines that you can sample and purchase on the wine
trails. Locally the New York Wine and Culinary Center is a
wonderful place to sample local wines and beers, take a
hands-on cooking course, watch demonstrations and dine
on local flavor.
12669 Ridge Road, Wolcott
The countryside of Ontario County is full of farms and

orchards yielding a bounty of flavor to taste, pick and
enjoy. In the summer season, numerous farmstands are
overflowing with fresh produce, baked goods, plants and
flowers.
Great Rates
Holiday Events
Planned Activities
Seasonal Sites
Cabin and Trailer Rentals
315-594-8320
www.CherryGroveCampground.com
Known for some of the state's best natural scenery, Ontario

Countys striking beauty can be experienced through the
numerous state parks, forests, lakes, cascading waterfalls
and deep gorges, miles of shoreline and nature centers.
Experience the beautiful hiking and biking trails and great
fishing. Whether you desire camping, golfing, multi-use
trails, or just picnicking on the shore, this glacial sculpted
area is an outdoor-lovers paradise.
The town of Naples, known as Grape Country to residents,

brings forth a succulent dessert treasure known as grape
pie. People come from far and wide to delight in this unique
treat.This famous dessert is also featured at the Naples
Grape Festival, which brings thousands together each year
to celebrate the fruit of the land.

With hundreds of registered historic sites and landmarks,
this is a region rich in history and heritage. Native
Americans named this area The Chosen Place, for its
lush land, and abundance of natural resources. Later,
slaves found freedom through many of the Underground
Railroad stations throughout the area, and the early roots
of the Womens Rights movement formed here as well.
Explore another piece of historical past at the Ganondagan
State Historical Site, home of a vibrant Native American
village from 300 years ago. Tour the site, walk the trails,
and learn about the days gone by for this previous Seneca
community.
Ontario County hosts a multitude of special events
throughout the year. Annual fairs and festivals abound.
From wine to music, art to agriculture, dance to religion,
cars, boats, and food, there is an event for every taste,
pleasure, and interest. The Ontario County Fair celebrates
everything that makes our community special! 2016
will mark the 173rd anniversary of the fair. Dedicated to
the promotion of better agriculture, better industry and
better education of todays youth, fun at the fair is always
a top priority and good food, fun carnival rides, live music
and entertainment are around every corner. The famous
Historic Hill Cumorah Pageant is one of the oldest outdoor
pageants in America that tells the story of how the Mormon
religion began. The Phelps Sauerkraut festival is all about
sauerkraut, with savoring smells and flavor. The Pageant of
Steam in Canandaigua celebrates everything tractor and
farm related. The popular Finger Lakes Riesling Festival
brings area wineries, restaurants, artists and musicians
together for a weekend long celebration of what inspires
this region.
When you are done exploring the regions wonderful
offerings, there is never a lack of respite in Ontario County.
From resorts and country inns, to cozy bed and breakfasts,
to historic hotels and lakefront restaurants, Ontario County
is home to plenty of comfortable places to rest, dine or just
relax throughout this top retreat-destination.
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The Finger Lakes Guided Food Tours

The guided food tours are for people who
want to pursue and enjoy the love of food
and drink from Canandaiguas finest
restaurants and specialty shops.
The leisurely three-hour walking tour is
the perfect way to familiarize yourself
with the rich history and culture that
define Canandaigua as The Chosen Spot.
May 27 & 28. June 3 & 4, 10 & 11, 17 & 18,
24 & 25. July 1 & 2, 8 & 9, 15 & 16, 22 &
23, 29 & 30. August 5 & 6, 12 & 13, 19 &
20, 26 & 27. September 2 & 3, 9 & 10, 16
& 17, 23 & 24 and 30. Advance purchase
required at www.FLFoodTours.com or call
800-979-3370.
JUNE
Mural Celebration
Side of Crown Jewelry Building
Canandaigua Farmer's Market
Canandaigua in Bloom
East side of S. Main Street Parking Lot
Canandaigua VA Medical Center
400 Fort Hill Avenue, Canandaigua
June 4, July 12, August 6, September 3
Wine Walks
Sample Finger Lakes wine while walking
historic Canandaigua! Commemorative wine
glass $8 at 143 South Main Street. Enjoy all
tastings at participating merchants. Cash
only and please bring proof of legal age.
June 4-11
Wood Library Book Sale
Book lovers will find many discounted
treasures at the library's semi-annual sale.
woodlibrary.org.
Saturday, June 4
Registration & Brunch at 9:30am
Shotgun start at 11:00am
Margery Coughlin Pawluk
Golf Tournament
Reservoir Creek Golf Course, Naples
Four-person scramble format, dinner,
awards, cash bar, live entertainment, silent
auction and 50/50 raffle. To benefit Margery
Coughlin Pawluk Patient Needs Fund at
the Sands Cancer Center. Fee. Tom Pawluk,
585-374-5276.
Tuesday-Sunday, June 7-12
5th Annual Finger Lakes
Plein Air Competition and Festival
Throughout Canandaigua
www.fingerlakespleinair.com.
Saturday, June 11
Tee times 10:30am-7:00pm
Yarger Memorial Golf Scramble
Victor Hills Golf Course, 1450 Brace Road
Scramble includes 18 holes with cart,
unlimited lunch, steak banquet, tee gift,
beverages on the course and framed picture

of your foursome. Benefits The Fralick
Cardiac Rehabilitation and Fitness Center at
Thompson Hospital. Fee. To register call Bill
Yarger 585-978-1192.
JULY
July - October
FF Thompson Farmers Market
Parrish Street, Canandaigua
Monday, July 4
Canandaigua 4th of July Festivities
Our celebration includes a parade, food
vendors, and entertainment in Kershaw
Park, concluding with fireworks in the
evening. This years theme Movers and
Shakers - Past, Present and Future, honors
people, organizations, businesses and
historic places in Canandaigua.
10:00am: Parade will begin in the Ontario
Street Parking Lot and head down Main
Street, continuing from the County Court
House to Lakeshore Drive. 3:00pm:
Community Picnic at Kershaw Park. 6:009:00pm: Live Music at the Kershaw Park
Gazebo. 9:30pm: Fireworks.
Residents can apply to be a part of the parade
in a number of ways. Community groups,
local businesses and community members
can build floats, play music or drive a car
during the parade. Apply at
www.canandaiguanewyork.gov.
Saturday, July 9, 8:00pm
RPO Movies Marches & America
CMAC (Performing Art Center)
Celebration of music, movies and all things
American! Catch the Olympic spirit just in
time for the 2016 summer games and relive
iconic film scores. Top it off with a brilliant
fireworks display complete with red, white
and blue tunes that will have your toes
tapping! Fee. 585-394-4400, www.rpo.org.
Canandaigua Art & Music Festival
Main Street, Canandaigua
Artists and crafters, sponsors and shops.
Keep an eye on the website for updates on
new and well-loved bands who will play
the festival. Snack on hot dogs, lemonade,
fried dough, kettle korn and more, plus the
Food Trucks are back! Affordable family fun!
www.canandaiguaartfestival.com.
AUGUST
August 20
Beer Walk
Sample New York craft beers and ales.
Purchase your glass for $10 at 143 South
Main Street. I.D. required, must be over 21
to participate.
SEPTEMBER
September 22
Historic Mural Dedication
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8th Annual Hunt Country Dog Walk
Hunt Country Vineyards
4021 Italy Hill Road, Branchport
Registration for the event is $10/dog and
entitles the dog (and their human!) to
unlimited walking time on our beautiful
trails through the vineyards and woods
and a complimentary standard wine
tasting or grape juice for those under 21.
Selling commemorative t-shirt and other
dog-related goodies. Yates County Sheriff
Deputy Chad Betts and his canine partner,
Rido, will give a demo at noon. Benefits the
Humane Society of Yates County. Information
800-946-3289, www.huntwines.com.
Saturday & Sunday
June 11 & 12, 10:00am-5:00pm
Rain or Shine
Keuka Arts Festival
Penn Yan Boat Launch, Keuka Outlet Trail,
Water Street, Penn Yan
This festival is held annually along the
Keuka Lake Outlet Trail, only a few blocks
from downtown Penn Yan. The event
features beautiful arts and fine crafts, local
wines and microbrews, delicious food, live
music and many activities for families.
Come by boat, bicycle or car. Free.
www.keukaartsfestival.com.
Tuesday, June 30
Rooster Hill - Tunes on the Terrace
489 Rt. 54 South, Penn Yan
Enjoy a lovely evening on the creekstone
terrace overlooking Keuka Lake sipping
award-winning wines and dining on a
variety of gourmet wood fired pizzas.
Music from the 70s, 80s and more! Fee.
Reservations required 315-536-5773.
Monday, July 4th
Annual Fly-In/Drive-In Breakfast
Penn Yan Airport
This is one of the longest continuing and
largest breakfasts anywhere in the country.
We expect at least 2,500 attendees and 100
aircraft to visit. Fee. In addition to food, we
will have scenic rides, static displays, and
musical entertainment.
Thursday, August 4, 5:00pm

Kick Off the Garlic Festival Concert
The Town Pants will again bring their
upbeat folk, rock and Celtic inspired music
straight from Vancouver, BC a great
family friendly event and guaranteed good
time. Food and drinks available. Free.
11:00am-5:00pm
24th Annual Glorious Garlic Festival
Fox Run Vineyards, 670 Rt. 14, Penn Yan
Feast on food flavored with fresh garlic,
enjoy festival vendors including regional
farmers, tips from Finger Lakes chefs
and garlic cooking demos. Soak up some
sunshine and views of Seneca Lake while
listening to great music and sipping awardwinning wine. Free admission and parking.
800-636-9786, www.foxrunvineyards.com.
Saturdays, beginning
July 9 - September 3, 10:30 am
Touring Historic Main Street Penn Yan
Oliver House Museum
200 Main Street, Penn Yan
Visitors and locals alike enjoy the historic
buildings along Main Street. Did you
know that Susan B. Anthony spoke at the
Cornwell Opera House, now Longs Cards
and Books? These and other lesser known
tidbits will be shared. 1 hour tours will
head to the Main Street bridge and back to
enjoy the Oliver House Museum exhibits!
Fee. In case of inclement weather, call 5367318 for update.
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All things Finger Lakes wine

WINE WALKS
Canandaigua Wine Walks
Local merchants pair up with the local
wineries to bring you the best of both
worlds. Grab your glass and sample some
wines as you make your way along the
route of stops, each with something
different to offer. No reservations required.
Purple balloons are at each participating
merchant. $8 per glass. 585-396-0300,
www.downtowncanandaigua.com.
Canandaigua Wine Walk
143 South Main Street, Canandaigua
Saturday, August 20, 4:00-7:00pm

Canandaigua Beer Walk
Sample the NY craft beer and ales. Eight
beer and seven food stops. $10 pp.
July 8, 5:30pm-8:30pm
Victor Art & Wine Walk
Downtown Victor
Sample Finger Lakes wines at restaurants,
galleries and merchant locations.
$5 entry fee includes wine glass.
www.victorldc.org.
WINE TRAILS
Canandaigua Lake Wine Trail
The Canandaigua Wine Trail is comprised
of a diverse group of six world class

wineries (large and small), up-andcoming breweries, restaurants, hotels,
B&B's, atttractions, golf, wine tasting
centers and unique shops providing
visitors with a quintessential Finger
Lakes experience. The wine trail has been
around since the mid 1990s and is one of
the smaller and most scenic of the Finger
Lakes, making the CWT "just right" for a
one-day trip its only 41 miles to travel
the trail from Fairport to Canandaigua
to Naples. For information on the trail and
events schedule call 585-223-4210,
www.canandaiguawinetrail.com.
Casa Larga Vineyards & Winery
2287 Turk Hill Road, Fairport
585-223-4210, casalarga.com
Arbor Hill Grapery
6461 Rt. 64, Bristol Springs, Naples
585-374-2870, TheGrapery.com
Inspire Moore Finger Lakes
Winery & Vineyard
197 N. Main Street, Naples
585-374-5970, inspiremoorewinery.com
Heron Hill Tasting Room at Bristol
5323 Seneca Point Road, Canandaigua

585-394-0173, heronhill.com
Hazlitts Red Cat Cellars
1 Niagara Lane, Naples
585-531-9000, redcatwine.com
Lake Ontario Wine Trail
From boutique wineries, distilleries and
cideries to charming bed & breakfasts,
great restaurants, bountiful farm markets
and unique shops and sites, adventure
is waiting all who travel the trail. The
Lake Ontario Wine Trail is an easy drive
from Rochester, Buffalo, Syracuse and the
Finger Lakes. Incredible views, awardwinning wineries, modern distilleries and
more await you on your journey. Stay for
the day or make a weekend of it
either way we're glad to have you!
Casa Larga Vineyards & Winery
585-223-4210, casalarga.com
Colloca Estate Winery
14678 West Bay Road, Fair Haven
315-947-2069
JD Wine Cellars
1342 Eddy Road, Macedon
315-986-4202, jdwinecellars.com
Thorpe Vineyard
8150 Chimney Heights Blvd., Wolcott
315-594-2502, www.thorpevineyard.com
Young Sommer Winery
4287 Jersey Road, Williamson
315-589-8861, www.yswinery.com
Apple Country Spirits
3274 Eddy Road, Williamson
315-589-8733, applecountryspirits.com
Embark Craft Ciderworks
6895 Lake Avenue, Williamson
315-589-8122,
embarkcraftciderworks.com
Sterling Cidery
14451 Richmond Avenue, Sterling
315-947-2052, www.sterlingcidery.com
www.lakeontariowinetrail.com.
Keuka Lake Wine Trail
The seven family-owned wineries of the
Keuka Lake Wine Trail are dedicated to
producing wines of the highest quality
and to making your visit to our area
truly enjoyable and memorable. Our
wineries have been in business for an
average of 25 years and continue to
receive critical acclaim, including Best
Wine in America and Chairmans Awards
from prestigious wine competitions,
multiple Governors Cups in New York
State and 90-point ratings from Wine
Spectator. Many of our owners families
have committed themselves to quality
viticulture for generations, and are all
devoted to preserving their vineyards and
surrounding region for many more years
to come. www.keukawinetrail.com.
Heron Hill Winery

9301 County Rt. 76Hammondsport
800-441-4241, www.HeronHill.com
Earle Estates Meadery

2770 Rt. 14, Penn Yan
315-536-6701,
www.serenityvineyards1977.com

315.595.2812, www.huntwines.com
315-536-6755, www.meadery.com
Fruit Yard Winery
5060 Rt. 14, Dundee
607-243-8866, www.fruityardwinery.com
Standing Stone Vineyards

9934 Rt. 414, Hector
607-582-6051, standingstonewines.com
Keuka Spring Vineyards

243 Rt. 54 (E. Lake Road), Penn Yan
315.536.3147,
www.keukaspringwinery.com
McGregor Vineyard
5503 Dutch Street, Dundee
800-272-0192, www.mcgregorwinery.com
Point of the Bluff Vineyards
10489 County Road 76, Hammondsport
607-332-3060,
www.PointoftheBluffVineyards.com
Ravines Wine Cellars
14630 Rt. 54,Hammondsport
607-292-7007, www.ravineswine.com
Vineyard View Winery
2971 Williams Hill Road, Keuka Park
315-694-7262,
www.vineyardviewwinery.com
Seneca Lake Wine Trail
Thirty-four wineries to experience in a
destination rich in history and beauty.
You will find a wine to suit every taste
along the trail. Member wineries have
special ticketed events and offer passport
programs. www.at senecalakewine.com,
877-536-2717.
Anthony Road Wine Company
1020 Anthony Road, Penn Yan
315-536-2182,
www.anthonyroadwine.com
Atwater Estate Vineyards
607-546-8463,
www.atwatervineyards.com
Bagleys Poplar Ridge Vineyards
607-582-6421
Belhurst Estate Winery
4069 Rt. 14 South, Geneva
315-781-0201, www.belhurst.com
Castel Grisch Winery
3380 County Rt. 28, Watkins Glen
607-535-9614, www.castelgrisch.com
Catharine Valley Winery
4201 Rt. 414, Burdett
607-546-5300, www.catharinevalley.com
Caywood Vineyards
9666 Rt. 414, Caywood
607-582-7230,
www.caywoodvineyards.com
Chateau LaFayette Reneau
607-546-2062, www.clrwine.com
Fox Run Vineyards

800-636-9786, www.foxrunvineyards.com
Fulkerson Winery
5576 Rt. 14, Dundee
607-243-7883, www.fulkersonwinery.com
Glenora Wine Cellars
5435 Rt. 14, Dundee
800-243-5513, www.glenora.com
Hazlitt 1852 Vineyards
607-546-WINE, hazlitt1852.com
Hickory Hollow Wine Cellars
5289 Rt. 14, Dundee
607-243-9114,
www.hickoryhollowwine.com
J.R. Dill Winery
4922 Rt. 414, Burdett
607-546-5757, www.jrdillwinery.com
Kings Garden Vineyards
9085 Rt. 414, Lodi
607-582-7444,
www.kingsgardenvineyards.com
Lakewood Vineyards
4024 Rt. 14, Watkins Glen
607-535-9252, lakewoodvineyards.com
Lamoreaux Landing Wine Cellars
9224 Rt. 414, Lodi
607-582-6011, lamoreauxwine.com
Leidenfrost Vineyards
607-546-2800
Miles Wine Cellars
168 Randall Crossing Road, Himrod
607-243-7742, mileswinecellars.com
Penguin Bay Winery
607-546-5115, penguinbaywinery.com
Prejean Winery
800-548-2216, www.prejeanwinery.com
Ravines Wine Cellars
14630 Rt. 54,Hammondsport
607-292-7007, www.ravineswine.com
Rock Stream Vineyards
162 Fir Tree Point Road, Rock Stream
607-243-5395,
www.rockstreamvineyards.com
Seneca Shore Wine Cellars
929 Davy Road, Penn Yan
315-536-0882, www.senecawine.com
Serenity Vineyards
930 Davy Road, Penn Yan
Three Brothers Wineries & Estates

623 Lerch Road, Geneva
315-585-4432, www.3brotherswinery.com
Torrey Ridge Winery
315-536-1210, www.ckcellars.wine
Ventosa Vineyards
3440 Rt. 96A, Geneva
315-719-0000, ventosavineyards.com
Villa Bellangelo
150 Poplar Point Road, Dundee
607-243-8602, www.bellangelo.com
Wagner Vineyards
9322 Rt. 414, Lodi
866-924-6378, wagnervineyards.com
White Springs Winery
4200 Rt. 14, South Geneva
315-781-9463, whitespringswinery.com
Zugibe Vineyards
4248 East Lake Road, Geneva
315-585-6402, www.zugibevineyards.com
New York Wine & Culinary Center
This multi-million dollar complex
showcases the finest in local flavor.
A gateway to experience the best in
New York wine and its food industries.
Offering the finest services and products,
exhibitions, classes, eating and drinking
experiences. Visit the shop filled with gifts,
kitchenware, cooking utensils, cookbooks,
foods, coffees and more. 585-394-7070,
www.nywcc.com.
EVENTS
May 27-August 27, 6:00pm
Arbor Hill Grapery Brews & Brats
6461 Rt. 64, Naples
Join us for live music in the historic
carriage barn behind the retail store.
Enjoy a great brat and beverages!
May 27: Creeks Edge - Open Mic
May 28: Paulsen Baker Band
June 3: Lisa Winter - Open Mic
June 4: Meyer & McGuire
June 10: Tom Chamberlain - Open Mic
June 11: Men Behaving Badly
June 17: Rick Constantino - Open Mic
June 18: Eva & The Dog Boys
June 24: Bob Dugan - Open Mic
June 25: Paulsen Baker Band
July 1: Meyer & McGuire - Open Mic
July 2: Jack Jones &
The Stid Hill Stompers
July 8: Troy Cusson - Open Mic Host
July 9: Big Blue House
July 15: Steve West - Open Mic
July 16: Crosseyed Cat Band

July 22: Mike Joseph - Open Mic
July 23: Rock-It Science
July 29: Strickley Acoustic - Open Mic
July 30: Paulsen Baker Band
August 5: Almost Irish - Open Mic
August 6: Meyer & McGuire
August 12: Hank Ranney - Open Mic
August 13: Men Behaving Badly
August 19: Paul Killion - Open Mic
August 20: Amanda Ashely
August 26: Creeks Edge - Open Mic
August 27: Paulsen Baker Band
www.thegrapery.com, 585-374-2870.
May 31-August 30
Casa Larga Patio Party Series
Music, food trucks, beer and wine.
Tuesday, May 31: Green Rose
Thursday, June 2: Fat City
Tuesday, June 7: Schmitt and
the Blues Masters
Thursday, June 9: A Taste of Jazz
Tuesday, June 14: Tommy Connors
Thursday, June 16: Rhythm Dogs
Tuesday, June 21: Shades of Blue
Thursday, June 23: John Bluger Band
Tuesday, June 28: Dave McGrath
Thursday, June 30: Jumbo Shrimp
Tuesday, July 5: Dog House
Thursday, July 7: The Will Billys
Tuesday, July 12: A Taste of Jazz
Thursday, July 14: Schmitt and
the Blues Masters
Tuesday, July 19: BBQ Blues Band
Thursday, July 21: Rocking Robin
and a Bucket of Blues
Tuesday, July 26: Green Rose
Thursday, July 28: Blue Sky
Tuesday, August 2: Shades of Blue
Thursday, August 4: The Cool Club
Tuesday, August 9: A Taste of Jazz
Thursday, August 11: Shades of Blue
Tuesday, August 16: John Bolger Band
Thursday, August 18: Vintage Stingray
Tuesday, August 23: Rock House Riot
Thursday, August 25: Blue Sky
Tuesday, August 30: A Taste of Jazz
Sundays, June 19-September 11
10:00am-2:00pm
Farmer's Market at Casa Larga
The Farm to Table Marketplace will
showcase the best our area has to offer via
rented stalls under a large tent near the
front patio as well as open stalls along the
driveway and vineyard, all of which are
parallel to Turk Hill Road. 585-223-4210,
www.casalarga.com.
Rain or Shine
8th Annual Hunt Country Dog Walk
Hope you're looking forward to seeing
your friends from last year and meeting
new and amazing dogs (and their

people!) this year. Exciting news! Yates
County Sheriff Deputy Chad Betts has
confirmed that he'll be performing a
demonstration of police dog work with his
new K9 partner, Rido (a Belgian Malinois),
starting at Noon. Registration $10/dog
and entitles the dog (and their human!) to
unlimited walking time on our beautiful
trails through the vineyards and woods
and a complimentary standard wine
tasting or grape juice for those under 21.
100% of the registration fees go directly
to the Shelter of Hope, as well as a portion
of our sales for the day. 800.946.3289,
www.huntwines.com.
Friday, June 10, 5:00pm
3rd Annual Finger Lakes
Brew Festival
New York State Fairgrounds
581 State Fair Blvd., Syracuse
The Empire Brewfest is New York states
best summer Craft Beer Festival. held on
the grounds of the New York State fair.
Featuring 200 craft beers from all over
the country. It also features a full fledged
wine festival for those that dont love craft
beer, a great music lineup, awesome food
choices, a Cornhole Tournament, Beer
Pong, Giant Jenga, Giant Yard Scrabble
and other games, a Homebrewing
presentation and other surprises. RV
camping available. 800-475-FAIR,
www.nysfair.org.
JD Wine Cellars Events
Friday, June 10, 7:00-9:00pm
Wine, Wood, Welcome
Looking to enjoy a fun night out but
already have too many paintings on your
wall? Join us for a fun and new alternative
to painting on canvas. For this event we
will be painting a wooden sign perfect
for your home or as a gift! This class
includes a full wine tasting and a glass
of your favorite JD Wine Cellar wine! Fee.
easeldoesit.org.
Friday, July 8, 6:30-9:00pm
Music on the Lawn
Enjoy music by Tom Barnes, a full time
musician from Skaneateles specializing in
guitar and vocals. When not performing
with his band he enjoys performing as a
solo acoustic act, performing songs from
Tom Petty, Dave Matthews, Stevie Ray
Vaughan, The Who and so much more!
Please no outside food or coolers.
Thursday, July 21, 6:30-9:00pm
Create Your Own Beach Bag
Summer is here and what better way
to kick it off than by painting your own
beach bag? Join us for a night of sampling
delicious wines and painting your own
canvas tote bag! Wine tasting and a
glass of your favorite wine. Fee. www.

easeldoesit.org.
Monday, June 13, 6:00-9:00pm
Roses & Ross Wine & Dine Gala
Sonnenberg Gardens
An evening of wine, food and music in
the historic mansion and gardens during
the start of Sonnenbergs Rose Month.
Rose Month, held every June, is a month
long celebration of the peak bloom period
of the Rose Gardens more than 2,500
roses. Sample wines and sumptuous
foods from dozens of the Finger Lakes
regions wineries and restaurants while
strolling through Sonnenbergs historic
gardens and mansion. It is a unique
experience and not to be missed! Come
prepared to bid on unique gift items in the
silent auction and to buy a rose for your
sweetheart! Event held in the mansion in
case of rain. Guests 21 and over only. Fee.
585-394-4922 www.sonnenberg.org.
June 18, 2:00-10:00pm
2016 Southern Tier
Craft Beer and BBQ Festival
3037 Rt. 352, Big FLats
The Festival features a brewers exhibition
and tasting, amateur BBQ cook-off, live
entertainment and arts and crafts.
www.facebook.com/STCBBBQ.
Sunday, June 19
Fathers Day Barbecue
Inns of Aurora, Lakeside Lawn
391 Main Street, Aurora
Buffet features classic dishes like BBQ ribs
and homemade cornbread, an afternoon
of fun, including live Dixieland Jazz, free
draft beer for dads and entertainment for
the kids! innsofaurora.com.
Saturday, July 2
Inspire Moore
9th Annual B4 Celebration
B4 this year! Blaufrankisch, BBQ, Blues
and beer. Music all day, barbecue vendors,
Bluafrankisch comparisons, wine tastings
and contests, wine/food demonstrations
and beer vendors this year!
Saturday, August 27
Inspire Moore
Annual Wine Club Dinner
Join fellow Inspire Moore wine club
members for the annual wine club dinner!
Always a fun filled evening with delicious
wines, fabulous food and engaging
conversations. $40 pp, includes all food
and wine! RSVP. 585-374-5970, www.
inspiremoorewinery.com.
Knapp Winery & Vineyard Events
2770 County Road 128
(Ernsberger Road), Romulus
Saturday, June 18, 6:30pm

American Ports of Call Wine Dinner
Calling all on board! Enjoy a seasonally
driven menu from ports of call from our
American hubs. Louisiana, New England,
California, Washington. In close talks with
the fish man and vegetable vendors, our
chef will create dishes from ingredients
from these diverse regions. Fee. RSVP.
Louisiana Boil Wine Dinner
Nothing sounds better than a pile high
pan full of shrimp, potatoes, and corn
spiced up just right with nothing but your
fingers to lick when all is done. This is the
tease because our Executive Chef John
McNabb always likes to put a bit of a twist
in his menus. So though you might need a
fork you will experience a luscious seafood
experience fashioned after the traditional
Louisiana Boils. Fee. RSVP.
Saturday, August 20, 6:30pm
No Kiss Good Night- Wine Dinner
The garlic kisseither you love it or you
hate it. There are many health benefits of
garlic and when used in culinary delights
from Chef McNabb, the dinner might just
fix what ails you. From the onset of the
first course to the final crumbs of the last
course, those who enjoy the aroma, and
taste of garlic will thoroughly enjoy this
flavorful dinner. Fee. RSVP.
800.869.9271, winery@knappwine.com
Wine, Cheese and Arts Festival
T. Spencer Knight Park
199 Van Buren Street, Newark
Wineries, distilleries, cheese, chocolate,
food and artisans. Marbletones Band
will perform in the pavilion. $15 pp or
2/$25 pre-sale. 315-331-2705, www.
newarknychamber.org.
Varick Winery & Vineyard Events
Cayuga Lake Wine Trail
5102 Rt. 89, Romulus
9:30am-6:00pm, Rain or Shine
12th Annual Cherry Festival
Pick sweet and sour cherries from five
acres of beautiful trees! Savor fine wines,
a fingerlicking barbecue, scrumptious
ice cream, tacos and delicious fresh
baked goods. Discover unique artisan
merchandise, treasures such as handmade
jewelry, pottery, soaps, pet products,
honey, cherry products, bags, purses,
clothing and fashion, paintings, tile
hot plates and coasters, dreamcatchers,
incense burners, folk art, cutting boards,
upcycled wine bottles, ceramics, squash
seed oil, wood crafts, spoon rests,
upcycled jean clip pouches, magnets
and more. Fun for the whole family! Free
admission. www.varickwinery.com.

Saturday, July 16
Chocoholic's Celebration
Celebrate National Milk Chocolate Day
and indulge your sweet tooth with
complimentary milk chocolate treats.
Saturday, August 6
Picnic Pleasures
Enjoy a beautiful day at the winery,
having lunch, soaking up the sunshine at
our picnic tables, playing lawn games. A
good, old-time get together!
September 10
Varick Winery's Glorious Grape Day
Celebrate the harvest with complimentary
grape treats.
315-549-8797, www.varickwinery.com.
Swedish Hill Winery Events
Swedish Hill Winery
4565 Rt. 414, Romulus
Saturday, June 4
30th Anniversary Celebration
Featuring live music, BBQ food, along with
fun games and activities for everyone to
enjoy. First ever vertical tasting of multiple
vintages of Optimus, for years, one of the
best known Finger Lakes red, $10 pp. Free
admission.
June 25, Noon-5:00pm
Benefit for the
Beverly Animal Shelter
Aloha! Kick off the summer right and
celebrate Hawaiian-style! Live music,
arts and crafts, wine slushies, BBQ, lawn
games and activities. This is an event you
won't want to miss! Meet some furry
friends from the shelter. Free admission.
Food and wine available for purchase.
www.swedishhill.com.
August 13, Noon-5:00pm
Swedish Hill Jack Ass Day
Kick your heels up as we celebrate the
birthday of our beloved miniature donkey,
Doobie! Live music, guest appearance
from one of WBEEs on-air hosts, Jack Ass
Wine Slushies and Kick Ass Moonshine
Slushies, BBQ food, craft vendors, contests!
And even our 5th Annual Cornhole
Tournament! Food and wine available for
purchase. Free admission.
Finger Lakes Wine Festival
at Watkins Glen International
2790 County Rt. 16, Watkins Glen
This festival offers the largest showcase
of NYS wines with over 90 wineries paired
with regional artisans, music, culinary
classes and breweries all in one beautiful
location. 607-535-2486,
www.flwinefest.com.
Sunday, July 17, Rain or Shine
Gates Open at Noon
Show Begins 2:00 pm
Jazz Greats at Glenora
Vineyard Stage at Glenora Wine Cellars

5435 Rt. 14, Dundee
Spend the day listening to great jazz
musicians overlooking the vineyards and
Seneca Lake. On Sunday, Nelson Rangell
and Marc Antoine will take the Vineyard
Stage, kicking off the 2016 Jazz Greats at
Glenora concert series! Two smooth jazz
veterans performing together in a rare
performance you do not want to miss!
Plenty of lawn seating, bring blankets,
chairs and picnic baskets. Food and
beverages available for purchase. Tickets
$30. 800-243-5513, www.glenora.com.
Thursday-Sunday, July 21-24
11th Annual Grapehound Wine Tour
East shore of Seneca Lake , Rt. 414
at KIngs Garden Vineyards
and Idol Ridge Winery
Celebrate the greyhound adoption! This
four-day event features more than 20
wineries and a distillery, wine tasting,
music, lakes, waterfalls, and a huge
vendor tent filled with vendors from a
dozen states. Every registrant is provided
with ten wine tasting passes and a
commemorative wine glass along with
other items in their registration tote bag.
All proceeds after costs are donated to
greyhound adoption groups throughout the
Northeast. www.grapehounds.com.
Saturday, July 30
Damiani Wine Cellars and ARTe
5th Annual Plein Air Art Festival
East Side of Seneca
Come paint, draw, sculpt or otherwise
create works of art inspired by the beauty
of Seneca Lake and the surrounding
vineyards, orchards, waterways and other
gorgeous landscapes. Submit your work
to be included in a silent auctioned later
in the day while guests enjoy wine and a
bite in a garden party atmosphere. Wines
by the glass and food available. Relax on
our grounds, mingle with artists and other
local winery-folk and stay to be treated to
an always stunning Seneca Lake Sunset!
607-546-5557, damianiwinecellars.com.
Sunday, July 31, Noon-5:00pm
Lake Ontario Wine Trail
Summer Sips and Sounds:
Wine and Music Festival
Long Acre Farms, Macedon
Join the members of the Lake Ontario
Wine Trail for a summer tasting event
featuring wine, spirits, ciders, local
products from around Wayne County.
Great "farm fresh" food and live music.
$15. www.lakeontariowinetrail.com.
Cheese Festival
Sunset View Creamery
4970 County Road 14, Odessa
(5 miles outside of Watkins Glen)

Bringing together the best in Finger
Lakes produced cheeses from 12 different
members of the Finger Lakes Cheese
Alliance as well as the best homemade
jams, jellies, baked goods, peanut butters,
salsas, vegetables, art, wine, beer and
cider. Music all day by live bands, tons of
food (barbeques, wood fired pizza, tacos,
roasted corn, kettle korn, ice cream, frozen
cheesecake on a stick and lots more! Add
in the ambiance of the farm, the selfguided tours, hayrides, games for the kids
and you now have a fun family event! Fee.
www.flcheesetrail.com.
The Best of Seneca West Wine Tour
Western Shores of Seneca Lake
This area is home to some of the most
well-respected winemakers in the Finger
Lakes. On this tour, learn their stories and
taste the outcome of their commitment
and passion to their craft.
First stop Kemmeter Winery, the boutique
winery of Johannes Rienhardt. Johannes
comes from a winemaking family in
Germany that has been making wines
since the mid 15th century. He moved
to the Finger Lakes to express his own
vision of fine winemaking. Enjoy an
intimate experience with Johannes as he
shares with you the progress of his young
vineyard, followed by a wine tasting.
Next, the FLX Wienery is the special eatery
project of Master Sommelier Christopher
Bates and Isabel Bogadtke. Their
collaborative energy goes into creating
Wienery and Burger Art bringing
together flavors and textures from locallysourced ingredients that unveil their
creations. Lunch is paired with selected
craft beers.
After lunch, visit Hermann J. Wiemer
Vineyards, and enjoy a private tasting in
the winery. Wiemer is considered one of
the top Riesling producers in the U.S., and
was recognized by Wine & Spirits Magazine
as one of the top 100 American wineries
for 2014.
Final stop Red Tail Ridge Winery,
recognized by the New York Times, Wine
Spectator and Wine Enthusiast as one
of the best producers in the region.
Winemaker Nancy Irelan has made a
name in the region for exploring grape
varieties not seen anywhere else in the
region. Enjoy a private tasting featuring
their array of unique wines as the
perfect ending to a great day. Fee. www.
fingerlakes.org.
Thorpe Vineyard Events

8150 Chimney Heights Blvd, Wolcott
August 20, September 3
Sunset to Late Evening
Starry Starry Night
Star gazing and wine by the glass or
bottle. Talks about stars and constellations
with mythology and Eastern star tales.
No cover charge. www.thorpevineyard.com.
Saturdays, August 20, September 3
6:00pm 'til sunset
Sunset Tasting at Thorpe Vineyard
Enjoy the sunset over Lake Ontario.
includes six tastings and munchies.
Fee. www.thorpevineyard.com.
Sunday, August 7,Noon-5:00pm
7th Annual
Finger Lakes Riesling Festival
New York Wine and Culinary Center
and Canandaigua Pier, Canandaigua
Wineries, breweries, restaurants, cheese
makers, artists, craftsmen and musicians
gather to bring everything that makes
our region special together in one special
place. Its a festival to celebrate summer,
families, funand the good times when
it all comes together. 585-899-3226,
www.rieslingfestival.com.
Friday & Saturday, July 29 & 30
Wine Symposium
Scandling Campus Center
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
300 Pulteney Street, Geneva
Open to all wine aficionados and food
lovers. Celebrate the excellence of the
regions grape growers and winemakers.
The Finger Lakes AVA Riesling Challenge
competition and the Grand Tasting Event.
winesymposiumfingerlakes.com.
6th Annual Heron Hill Winery
Wedding Show
9301 County Rt. 76, Hammondsport
Spend the afternoon on Keuka Lake
with local vendors, mingle with other
couples and savor the breathtaking
vista views of Keuka Lake. Held in the
majestic event tent overlooking the lake!
All registered brides and grooms-to-be
enjoy a complimentary glass of wine. 800441-4241 x10, www.heronhill.com.
September 28-October 2
Seneca Lake 3rd Annual
Plein Air Festival in Geneva
Creativity abounds at this juried art
competition/fundraiser for The Smith
Center For the Arts will showcase the
northern end of Seneca Lake in the
beautiful Finger Lakes Region. Winners
will be announced at a ticketed Gala
Reception and Silent Auction. For more
information visit thesmith.org.
Finger Lakes Wine Festival

Watkins Glen International, 2790 County Road 16, Watkins Glen, July 15-17
If you havent done so already, its
time to mark your summer calendar
for a weekend of wine, food, friends
and fun at the annual Finger Lakes
Wine Festival presented by Yanceys
Fancy New Yorks Artisan Cheese.
Watkins Glen International will
transform into a festival of more
than 90 New York wineries, in
addition to musicians, regional
chefs, food purveyors, craft vendors
and visitors from around the United
States.
The Finger Lakes Wine Festival
continues to grow, and is a favorite
summer event for thousands
of people. From Friday nights
Launch of the Lakes festivities, to
the tastings and demonstrations
throughout the weekend, theres
something for everyone. The festival
was established at the New York
Chiropractic College in Seneca Falls
and was taken over by Watkins Glen International in 1996.
Since then, the event has grown into the East Coasts largest
event focusing on New York State wine, crafts and cuisine and
is a five-time recipient of the American Bus Associations Top
100 event designation.
New this year!
The New York Wine and Culinary Center will lead seven
cooking demonstrations during this year's festival weekend.
The first come, first served events in the facilitys media
center are free to all festival attendees. The Culinary Center
will also showcase food paired with wine during enhanced
wine seminars, conducted by Women for WineSense. These
Friday, July 15, 5:00pm

Yancey's Fancy
Launch of The Lakes
Enjoy free samples from Yancey's Fancy and
taste from select Finger Lakes Wine Festival
wineries. Turn out in your best toga as
Bacchus blesses the festival sign up and you
may be crowned King and Queen! Prizes will
be awarded for multiple categories. Annual
Toga Parade, concessions, live music and
fireworks at 9:30pm to end the evening.
Seperate admission from festival is required.
It's a great way to start your weekend at the
Finger Lakes Wine Festival!
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seminars, available as add-ons to

event admissions, are available
ahead of the event on the website.
Free seminars, courtesy of Women
for WineSense, will also be available
throughout the weekend.
The ever-popular Tasters Banquet,
held on Saturday, is a great way to
wrap up day one of the festival. The
banquet will feature a four-course
meal prepared by chefs from the
Culinary Center, a variety of wines
to sample and drink with the meal
and a featured guest from Women for
WineSense at each table, providing
guests an opportunity to learn more
about wines from regional experts.
Live music will accompany the great
food and conversation. Doors for the
Tasters Banquet are set to open at
5:30pm and an admission ticket to
the Wine Festival is required.
The New York Wine & Culinary Center
in Canandaigua offers an array of inviting experiences which
proudly highlight and promote the natural beauty, rich history,
and agricultural bounty of New York State. They are excited to
be partnering with Watkins Glen International and Women for
WineSense to elevate the level of experience for festival attendees.
A complete list of participating wineries and vendors is available
online. Camping at The Glen is available throughout the weekend
and continues to grow in popularity each year, adding to the fun
of this mid-summer event. Keep up with The Glen on Facebook and
Twitter. Download The Glens free mobile app from the App Store or
Google Play. For more information and ticket options, call 866-4617223 or visit www.flwinefest.com.
Performing arts for your entertainment

Smith Opera House
82 Seneca Street, Geneva
Films
May 27, 28, 7:30pm
May 29, 2:00 & 7:30pm
Bridge of Spies finds new life in
Hollywoods classic Cold War espionage
thriller formula, thanks to reliably
outstanding work from Steven Spielberg
and Tom Hanks. Rated PG.$5.
June 3, 8:00pm
June 4, 7:30pm
June 5 at 2:00 & 7:30pm
Purple Rain. A young musician,
tormented by an abusive situation at
home, must contend with a rival singer,
a burgeoning romance, and his own
dissatisfied band, as his star begins to rise.
Rated R. $5.
June 3, 5:00-7:45pm
Prince Pre-Movie Event. Before the
screening of Purple Rain on June 3, the
Smith will be playing Prince music and
anything else Prince-like that we can get
our hands on. Come and hang out and see
what we have discovered. Beer and wine
will be available for purchase. Free and
open to the public.
The Birdcage.Presented by FLX Pride.
Screening is a fundraiser for the LGBTQ
Center of the Finger Lakes. A minimum
donation of $5 is suggested. Rated R.
June 17, 18, 7:30pm
June 19, 2:00 & 7:30pm
The Revenant. A frontiersman on a fur
trading expedition in the 1820s fights
for survival after being mauled by a bear
and left for dead by members of his own
hunting team. As starkly beautiful as it is
harshly uncompromising. Rated R. $5.
For more films and live performances visit
www.thesmith.org, 866-355-5483, tickets
boxoffice@thesmith.org.
July 8 & 9, July 12-16, Dusk
Hill Cumorah Pageant
603 Rt. 21, Palmyra
Every summer, the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints puts on a
musical outdoor show with a cast of
700 telling the churchs story. Largest
outdoor pageant depicting the founding
of Mormonism. Open to the public. Free
admission, free parking. Food available.
Handicapped accessible. 315-597-5851,

www.hillcumorah.org.
6th Annual Shakespeare by the brook
Spa Apartments
11 E. Main Street, Clifton Springs
Rain location Chapel at the Apartments
Free and family-friendly! Innovative
adaptation of"Romeo & Juliet"by
professional actors from Red House Arts
Center of Syracuse. Bring lawn chairs
or a blanket. 315-462-8200,
www.CliftonSpringsChamber.com.
July 11-August 22
TYKEs KidStage at Camp Sisol
183 Quaker Meeting House Road,
Honeoye Falls
Children entering grades three through
six can enjoy theater camp at the
number-one ranked childrens theatre
company in town! TYKEs KIDStage
boasts a fun-filled, action-packed camp
adventure PLUS an extraordinary theater
experience including swimming,
crafts and optional late-nights.
Two weeks beginning July 11
The Ever After A Musical
This hysterical fractured fairy tale brings
feuding storybook characters onto a talk
show to resolve their disputes.
Week beginning July 25
HANDS-on!
TYKEs first-ever sign language theater
performance!
Week beginning August 1
The Amazing Technicolor Workshop
Singing and dancing from Joseph and the
Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoats Coat
of Many Colors and Colors of the Wind
from Pocahontas.
Two weeks beginning August 8
Charming
A hilarious play spoofing life in the
Enchanted Kingdom.
Week beginning August 22
The Blizzard:
A Musical Comedy by You
Campers brainstorm crazy, fun ideas as
they create their own original musical.
Camp begins at 9:00am, buses leave
3:45pm. Busing is included at no cost. Before and after-care are available, as well as
optional late-nights on Thursday evenings.
$385/week, JCC members $330/week,
includes hot lunch and snacks. Sibling and

multi-week discounts available. Financial
aid available for qualified families. 585461-2000 x269, tykes@jccrochester.org,
tykestheatre.org.
Friday, July 15, 7:30pm
Sunday, July 17, 2:00pm
Summer Stage Performance
of "Music Man Jr."
Victor Education Center Auditorium
953 High Street, Victor
Come out and enjoy a wonderful
performance by the summer stage
participants. Tickets are $6 at the door.
Bristol Valley Theater
151 Main Street, Naples
585-374-6318, www.bvtnaples.org
Monday, July 18, 8:00pm
Summer 2016 Cabaret Night
Join us for a Bristol Valley Theater insider's
tradition! BVT's talented company
perform their favorite material. It's an
ecclectic evening of songs, laughs, and
always a few surprises! Free.
Bristol Valley Theater 2016 Season
June 16-26
Avenue Q
Ever wish Cookie Monster would show up
to teach you the life lessons you need as
a grown up? Thats Avenue Q! Peopled by
both live actors and puppets, this R-rated
Sesame Street was the winner of the Tony
Awards for Best Musical, Best Score, and
Best Book. AVENUE Q is part flesh, part
felt, and packed with heart!
June 30 - July 10
Shooting Star
Another comedy from the author of
last seasons surprise hit, Beckys New
Car. Two college sweethearts reunite by
chance, 30 years later, stranded together
in a snowed-in airport. Once its clear
they cant avoid each other, the evening
gives way to laughter, remembrance and
fireworks.
July 14 - 24
Peter and the Starcatcher
The Neverland you never knew! This spectacular grown ups prequel to Peter Pan
will win the hearts of adults and children
alike. A swash-buckling, rollicking musical
imagining of how Peter became the boy
who wouldnt grow up!
July 28 - August 7
The Foreigner
Vacation can be torture for painfully shy
Charlie, who finds it impossible to talk to
strangers. To avoid small talk, he poses
as a foreigner who doesnt understand
English. His plan backfires and chaos ensues when the locals start revealing deep
secrets and diabolical plans. An absurdly
funny American comedy!
August 11- 21
The Cookie Fight
Joy and her brothers return home to
divide their mothers estate...including
the last ball of frozen dough for Moms
Christmas cookies. Mix in family secrets,
sibling rivalry, and old flames rekindled,
and this world premiere comedy is a
recipe for dysfunctional family fun.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
In this chilling new version of the classic
tale of good and evil, six actors create a
London held in the grip of the barbaric but
charismatic Mr. Hyde.
Individual tickets for Summer Shows can
be purchased by calling 585 374- 6318, or
at the box office (Tuesday-Saturday, Noon5:00pm), June-August. The box office is also
open one hour before show time.
The Good Dinosaur Movie
6680 Paparone Drive
A large screen will be set up to show the
movie and we'll park the cars drive instyle. Bring a blanket and lawn chairs. Food
and refreshments available for purchase.
Sorry no pets. Free.
Saturday & Sunday
August 20-21, 6:30pm
Dryer In Movie & Family Campout
Dryer Road Park, Victor
Come watch everyone's favorite
movie"UP" at the park on the huge movie
screen. Popcorn and slush puppies under
the stars, inflatables for the kids, then
stay for a family campout with Coach
Steve. After the movie have fun singing
campfire songs and making smores. If
you plan on camping please pre-register
so we can assign you a spot in the park. A
small breakfast will be provided when you
wake up. Sorry no pets allowed. In case of
inclement weather, 585-742-0140. Free.
the 2016 finger lakes region SUMMER GUIDE to events and getaways
can also be viewed at www.MPNnow.com
Finger Lakes Musical Festival
Finger Lakes Musical Festival

Merry Ground Playhouse
Broadway in the Finger Lakes
Tickets: Merry-Go-Round Playhouse box
office, 800-457-8897 or at FingerLakesMTF.
com/tickets. Discounts available for seniors/
students with valid ID.
This multi-venue, growing arts
organization is the largest producing
professional musical theatre organization
in New York outside of NYC. During
its season, FLMTF offers main stage
productions at the Preston H. Thomas
Theatre in the Merry-Go-Round
Playhouse, new musicals in production
at Theater Mack in downtown Auburn,
and new this year, a production at the
Callahan Theater at Nazareth Arts Center
in Rochester. The Finger Lakes Musical
Theatre Festival provides transportive
theatrical experiences to a diverse
audience at the highest levels of artistic
integrity. Through the distinct individual
components of the organization, they
leverage the power of the arts as a tool
for entertainment, education, social
awareness and cultural development in
the community. The Festival is committed
to presenting quality productions of
both classic and contemporary works,
developing new musicals, delivering
professional in-school arts education
programming, training emerging artists
and deepening an appreciation and
understanding of the powerful role the
arts plays in our community.

Over the summer, the Merry-Go Round
Youth Theatre travels to libraries, parks,
state and county fairs, playgrounds
and all manner of recreation centers to
provide free, live theatrical experiences
to families across New York. And new
this year, the Merry-Go-Round Youth
Theatre will provide comprehensive,
professional musical theatre training
sessions to interested students, giving
young performers the best educational
opportunities possible.
June 1-22
Performance times vary
Oklahoma!
Merry-Go-Round Playhouse
Rodgers & Hammersteins beloved
classic! Its been 18 years since we visited
the prairie and were excited to return!
Rodgers and Hammersteins hit classic
captures Curley and Laureys budding
love story set against the rivalry of the
farmers and the cowboys. This musical
provides heaps of singin, dancin and
ropin and captures the thrill and pride
of the territory becoming the 46th state!
Rated PG.
June 29-July 20
From Here to Eternity
Sir Tim Rices New Musical from Londons
West End! Its 1941 in Honolulu, Hawaii.
The men of G Company are restless
and disgruntled. One of their own, the

rebellious but soulful Private Prewitt falls
for escort club girl, Lorene and his platoon
sergeant embarks on a dangerous affair
of forbidden love with his commanders
wife. As the infamous date approaches,
the claustrophobic world of the four lovers
and the desperation of the soldiers of G
Company splinter amidst an escalating
war. Sir Tim Rices new musical makes
its U.S. premiere right here in Auburn.
Dont miss this epic, sweeping story of
love, redemption and hope set against
the backdrop of a beautiful but conflicted
paradise. Rated R.
July 13-24
Austen's Pride, A New Musical
of Pride and Prejudice
Callahan Theater, Nazareth College Arts
Center, 4245 East Avenue, Rochester
A romantic musical comedy for the entire
family! This musical springs to life when
the author re-imagines the world of her
novel. As the compelling love story of
Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy
unfolds, Austen learns to see both the
story and herself in a new light.
July 27-August 17
Crazy For You
All Singin, All Dancin! Take a down
and out tycoon, a theatre in need of
saving, a slew of leggy show girls and a
bunch of rednecks from Nevada and you
have the makings of a song and dance

extravaganza. Gershwins Crazy for You is
fun for the entire family and chock full of
classic songs (I Got Rhythm,Someone
to Watch Over Me) and toe tapping
choreography. Winner of 3 Tony Awards.
Rated PG.
Treasure Island - A new musical!
A modern, compelling look at the classic
adventure In 2008, Wall Street told a
story of greed, corruption and betrayal.
In 1883, Robert Louis Stevenson told
the same story. This is a new take on the
classic tale a high-stakes adventure for
adults and children alike. Treasure Island
re-examines the essence of heroism, the
journey to maturity and the strength of
the human spirit in the face of extreme
conditions. Rated PG.
September 15 - October 1
Million Dollar Quartet
A famous jam session youll never forget!
On December 4, 1956. A recording session
that will go down in history as the one
and only time that four legends came
together to make music. This is the story
of that fateful session between Carl
Perkins, Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley and
Jerry Lee Lewis. A rock n roll megahit
that's electrifying! Nominated for 3 Tony
Awards. Rated PG.
50th Anniversary Phelps Sauerkraut Festival

FRIDAY-SUNDAY, AUGUST 5-7
The Phelps Sauerkraut Weekend is supported by many community organizations including
the fire department, chamber and the American Legion. Everyone is working diligently to
bring exciting events and old festival favorites to the community of Phelps! The weekend
promises something for everyone!
History of Sauerkraut in Phelps. The Phelps Sauerkraut Festival began in 1967
with a one-day program (The Home of Silver Floss Sauerkraut). The Phelps Chamber of
Commerce started the Sauerkraut Festival because Phelps was one of the largest producers
of sauerkraut in the world. Eventually, a committee made up of members from the
community and community organizations took over the various aspects of this festival
with the support of the Silver Floss Sauerkraut Company (now Great Lakes Kraut Company
a part of Agrilink, Inc.) and Birds Eye Foods. 2013 saw the reformation of the Phelps
Sauerkraut Weekend committee. Again composed of community organizations, they

expanded the festival into a village-wide four day event which includes the Mustang Rally
of the Finger Lakes at the Phelps Community Center, Arts in the Park in Methodist Memorial
Park on Main Street, Public Market Place in the downtown, events at the American Legion
and of course carnival rides and community booths at the carnival site on Ontario Street.
Sauerkraut Factories. The Seneca Sauerkraut Factory, located at the west end of Main
Street, was sold to Seneca Foods, Waterloo and the building was demolished in December
1994. The Silver Floss/Empire State Pickling Company, located on Eagle Street, Phelps
was sold to Curtis-Burns Inc. of Rochester September 1965. It was then sold to Comstock
Foods. Canning ended in 1985, but cutting continued in Phelps and eventually went to
Shortsville and Gorham. For more information visit phelpsny.com/sauerkraut-weekend.
Victor and Farmington welcome you!

Monday, May 30, 10:00am
Memorial Day Parade
Main Street, Victor
The Town of Victor and The American Legion James Cooke Post 931 will honor our
veterans. The parade winds through Victor
from the VCS campus to the Village of
Victor parking lot followed by a poignant
ceremony.
Monday, May 30, 2:00pm
Flagpole Dedication
Dryer Road Park, 7405 Dryer Road
A new flagpole and garden at the park in
memory of Alex Davis will be dedicated.
Alex, who enjoyed spending time at the
park as a lacrosse player and mountain
biking on the trails with his brother KJ,
passed away in (2014). Alexs parents Bob
and Debbie have been a longtime advocates for parks and recreation services.
Early Bird Dinner Club
Depart from Victor Parks and Rec
Join Victor Seniors as we visit local
restaurants for their early bird dinners
throughout the area. Age 55 and up. Fee,
plus individual lunch cost.
May 31, 4:30-7:00pm
Nolans Restaurant, Canandaigua
July 26, 4:00-7:00pm
Caledonia Village Inn
August 30, 4:30-7:00pm
Yard of Ale, Piffard
June 1-15, 11:30am-12:30pm
Lunch in the Park
Victor Parks
Come to the park to have lunch, hear a
story and play some games with friends.
Wear sunscreen and bring a water bottle.
Child must be accompanied by an adult.
Fee.
Wednesday, June 1, Fishers Park
Friday, June 3, Harlan Fisher
Tuesday, June 7, Village on the Park

Thursday, June 9, Lehigh Crossing Park
Wednesday, June 15 Boughton Park
Victor Fire Department
Chicken BBQ
34 Maple Avenue
Mondays, June 6-August 29
5:00-8:00pm
Victor Cruise Nights
Victor Village Hall Parking Lot
60 E. Main Street
Come on down for some classic, restored,
and hot rod vehicles. There will be a food
vendor, great cars and lots of fun! Come
on down to look or bring your car. It does
not matter if it is show worthy or still a
project. Free.
Saturday, June 11, Noon-Midnight
Relay For Life
Finger Lakes Gaming & Racetrack
Monday-Friday, June 27-July 1
Session 1: 9:00-10:30am
Session 2: 10:45am-12:15pm
Art Camp
Victor Intermediate School
953 High Street
Modern Art Masters will inspire this week
long, fun filled studio art class. Children
will create observational and expressive
paintings while exploring the subject
matter, styles and techniques of famous
artists. Grades 4-6. Fee.
Victor Fire Kick-off to Summer
Firemans Field
Wednesday, June 22, 7:00pm
Historic Plaque Presentation
Town Hall, 85 East Main Street
Monday-Thursday, June 27-30 and
Monday-Friday, August 22-26
9:00am-4:00pm

Fishers Fire Department
Chicken BBQ & Open House
High Street Station
Game Time with the Game Gamut

1290 Blossom Drive
Like board games and puzzles? Then this
week long camp will get you going. Try
some new games and see if you want
to buy them. Wear sneakers. Bring a bag
lunch and a snack. K-6th Grade.

Victor Fire Department Chicken BBQ
34 Maple Avenue
Old Fashion Summertime Picnic
Victor Municipal Park Lodge
6680 Paparone Drive, off of Brace Road
Come with your family and enjoy an
afternoon of food and games at the
beautiful park. The Parks and Recreation
Department will provide the hots and
hamburgers, family/residence bring a
dish to pass. $6 pp.

8:30-10:30am
Broadway Bound
Song and Dance Program
Victor Intermediate School
Music Room 195
You know that Mrs.Lewis loves to sing and
dance! Come join her to learn full song
and dance routines that will be performed
at the end of the week for families and
friends on the stage in the Intermediate
Auditorium! Students will learn
choreography to a few songs and perform
at the end of the week! Grades 2-6. Fee.
Monday- Friday, August 22-26

10:00am-Noon
Jedi Training: Youth Foil
and Sabre Fencing
Own a light saber? Awaken the Force in
you and try fencing! Jedi masters from
the Rochester Fencing Club provide
expert instruction in the modern sport
of Olympic fencing. Build self-confidence
with targeted exercises and fun games
as you master footwork and blade work.
Suit up in regulation fencing gear for
bouting-all in a spirit of respect and good
sportsmanship. Suitable for beginners
and those with previous instruction. Fun
for girls and boys ages 8-12. Students
will be grouped by age. Participants must
wear athletic sneakers, long biker shorts
and a t-shirt. Please bring a towel, extra
t-shirt, water bottle, and snack. All fencing
equipment provided. Fee.
Wednesdays, July 6-August 10

6:00-7:30pm
Junior & Adult Outdoor Tennis
Victor High School Tennis Courts
953 High Street
Dave Strebel, USPTA Pro, will coordinate
the program and his staff will be teaching
it. Dave has been a Rochester area Tennis
Pro for 40 years and a Certified USPTA
teaching professional for 35 years. He was
named New York State Tennis Coach of the
Year in 1994. Age 5 and up. Fee.
Fridays, July 15 & August 12
7:00-9:30pm
Family Night
Come out and enjoy a night of foosball,
ping-pong, table games and more! Bring
extra money for snacks. Fee.
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selections, and visitors can partake in events throughout the
year.
Wayne County is home to several festivals and parades, fairs and
carnivals from late spring through early fall. These include Lyons'
Peppermint Days, which delights those who love peppermint.
The Wayne County Fair, a tradition of agricultural and countryside
entertainment, it is the oldest in the state. Cracker Box Palace at
Historic Alasa Farms Music Fest has bands, food, and fun til the
cows come home. This historical site overlooking Sodus Bay was
formerly a Shaker community.
Wayne Countys historical past is alive and well as exhibited in
the many museums, like the Hoffman Clock Museum, displaying
over 200 timepieces, and the Alling Coverlet Museum. The Town
of Palmyra is the birthplace of the Latter Day Saint Movement.
The Book of Mormon was first published here in 1830. Many of
the properties in the area associated with early church history
have been restored, and are an integral part of Wayne Countys
history.
Unique to Wayne County, Chimney Bluffs State Park is a popular
attraction. Overlooking Lake Ontario is a picturesque natural
formation of spires of clay that were formed by glaciers. A
beautiful must-see. Wayne County spans 1,384 square miles
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of local villages in countryside settings, an historical past still
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Rural charm, scenic beauty, and plenty of festivals, fairs and

entertainment make Wayne County a centerpiece for summer
family fun. Located on the southern shore of Lake Ontario,
Wayne County sports 35 miles of shoreline for swimming,
boating, and fishing. The Seaway Trail (a national scenic
byway) and the Historic Erie Canal wind through the county
offering plenty of water recreation.
Sodus Point is a lovely community situated on Sodus Bay,
named for its silvery waters by Native Americans. Often
called, The Crown Jewel of Lake Ontario, there are plenty of
amenities including quaint shops, cozy bed and breakfasts,
campgrounds, marinas, and lots of natural beauty to enjoy
whatever suits your pleasure.
From hiking and biking to antiquing and sightseeing, Wayne
County is also rich in edible culture. Country farm stands,
farmers markets, and lots of apple picking orchards delight
visitors throughout the season. This is one of the worlds
most productive fruit-growing regions, and according to
Wayne Countys Office of Tourism, not only is it the top appleproducing county in New York, but it is the second largest
producer of apples in the country. The town of Lyons is home
to the historic H.G. Hotchkiss Peppermint Factory which
bottled and shipped their peppermint oil worldwide.
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Wayne County, celebrates summer!
Sunday, May 29, 2:00pm

Memorial Day Ceremony
Central Park
S. Main Street, Newark
Blue Star Memorial
Dedication Ceremony
Central Park, S. Main Street, Newark
The Blue Star Memorial was started by the
National Garden Clubs, Inc. and has grown
into a Nationwide tribute to our armed
forces, past and present. Come help us
honor our military for all they do to keep
us safe and free!
Monday, May 30, 10:00am-5:00pm
Celebrate Memorial Day
Wear red, white and blue and receive a
free postcard with admission. $5/adult,
$2.50/students (K-12), Preschool Children
& SBHS Members free. 315-483-4936,
www.sodusbaylighthouse.org.
May 30-September 5
Tuesdays-Sundays
10:00am-5:00pm
Blue Star Museum Program
Offering free admission to activeduty military personnel with up to
five family members. 315-483-4936,
JUNE
Every other Wednesday, 6:30pm
Annual Old-Fashioned
Baseball Games
Oscar Fuerst Field
Greig Street, Sodus Point
Fun family event where Sodus Point firefighters play baseball using 1860s rules.
www.historicsoduspoint.com.

National Trails
Weekend & Farm Frenzy
Cracker Box Palace
Come hike the trails with our Farm Frenzy
Walk-a-thon. Raise money for Cracker
Box Palace through sponsors. www.
crackerboxpalace.com.
Wednesday-Saturday
June 8-11
Sodus Fireman's Carnival
Mill Street, Sodus
Annual carnival featuring rides, games,
food and more. 315-483-4531.
St. Michaels Annual Family Festival
Amusement rides, games, cake wheel,
food, entertainment and a cash raffle. For
information on raffle, call church rectory at
315-331-6753.
The Marbletones Free Concert
Central Park, Newark
As an added attraction to the Elks Lodge
#1249 events and St. Michaels Family
Festival the band will play the sounds of
The Beatles, Van Morrison, Tom Petty and
a little Rockabilly. The duo, Whole Nother
with musical influences from The Beatles,
the Police and the top 40 of the 1980s will
perform from 4:00-5:30pm. marbletonesmusic.webs.com/contact-us .
Park Presbyterian Church
Family Festival
Chicken BBQ and Bake Sale
Southeast Central Park, Newark
$10. 315-331-2255.
Sunday, June 12
Wayne County Humane Society
Open House
1475 County House Road, Lyons
Take a tour of our shelter and meet
our furry friends. Silent auction, vendors,

visit the animals, food and more. www.
hswaynepets.org.
Tuesday, June 14, 6:30pm
Lineup begins 6:00pm
Annual Flag Day Parade
Newark Elks Lodge #1249
Spectators will be able to experience
the awe of the Garrison Flag being risen
above them. Those marching will include
the Color Guard, Newark bands, Scouts
and more. The ceremony will continue
in Central Park with performances by the
High School Band and the First United
Methodist Church Choir.
June 11 Gananda Garage Sale
August 20, 4:00-6:00pm
September 24, 4:00-6:00pm
Chicken Barbecue
Walworth Fire Hall, 2178 Church Street
Eat in, take out or drive-thru (3:45pm).
$9 each. www.walworthfd.org.
Thursday, June 16, 6:30-8:30pm
Historic Palmyras Ice Cream Social
Alling Coverlet Museum
Complimentary tours of museums with
grand opening of new exhibits. Tour with
ice cream following your tour. 315-597-
6981. www.historicpalmyrany.com.
Wine and Artisan Festival
Port of Newark
Wine, beer, distillery tastings, artisans,
vendors and music by Johnny Bauer.
www.newarknychamber.org.
Wolcott Strawberry Festival
Wolcott Village Park
Family fun! Food, crafts, entertainment,
children's games, antique tractors,
strawberry shortcake and sundaes.
Parade at noon.
Music for Everyone
and Ice Cream Social
Heritage Square Museum
7147 Ontario Center Road, Ontario
www.heritagesquaremuseum.org.
Super Hero Saturday!
Long Acre Farms
Your superhero training includes fun,
interactive training stations, Back 40
activities, power boosting lunch, goody
bag and a visit from a Surprise Superhero!

Saturday June 18
9:00am-4:00pm
Rt. 31, Main Street, Macedon
Come join the fun! Children events,
prizes, street music, vendors,
food, Village of Macedon Fire and
Ambulance Department with trucks,
children's activities, sidewalk sales
and 50/50 raffle. Free. Hosted by The
Village of Macedon Merchants.
Tickets required for anyone attending.

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NYS Path Through History
Weekend
Showcasing New York's rich and
fascinating history. Featuring
hundreds of events happening at
historic and cultural destinations
throughout the state. www.
paththroughhistory.iloveny.com.
Saturday, June 18
9:00am-9:00pm
Palmyra Moose Riders
8th Annual Poker Run
Palmyra Moose Lodge
3808 Rt. 31, Palmyra
All day event! Registration 9:0011:00am. Take off 11:30 sharp! The
Palmyra Moose Riders help others
by organizing events to raise funds
for those in need in memory of our
fallen brothers and sisters. Admission
$20/bike or $30 w/passenger.BBQ
dinner, bike games, raffles and door
prizes. Proceeds donated to local
charities. 315-597-5328.
Saturday, June18
11:00am-2:00pm
Car Show, Flea Market
& Silent Auction
Wayne County Nursing Home
1529 Nye Road, Lyons
Enjoy a car show with flea market,
silent auction, 50/50 raffle. Food
and beverages for sale at the
event. Free. 315-946-5673, www.
waynecountynursinghome.org
Sunday, June 19, 2:00pm
History Alive! Presentation
Vikings in Sodus Bay: The Evidence
Behind the Legendby Joseph
OToole. Part of NYSs Path Through

History Weekend. Free. 315-4834936. www.sodusbaylighthouse.org.
Sunday, June 19
10:00am-5:00pm
Fathers Day Special
Fathers get a free gift with paid
admission to the Sodus Bay
Lighthouse. $5/adult, $2.50/students
(K-12), Preschool Children & SBHS
Members free. 315-483-4936. www.
sodusbaylighthouse.org.
July 8: The Flock

July 15, 6:00-9:00pm: Brian Ayers Acoustic
and Its My Party
July 22: The Marbletones
July 29: Wolf Mountain
August 5: Frankie and the Jewels Acoustically Speaking
August 12: 93 Miles to Empty
August 19: TBD
August 26: The Ghost Riders
September 2: The Marbletones
LYONS OIL SUPPLY, INC.
Propane - Fuel Oil- Kerosene & Diesel
Thursday, June 23, 4:30-7:00pm

Williamson Fire Station
Taco Salad Night
Rt. 21, Williamson
Large taco salad. Make your own
toppings. Eat in or take out.
Fridays, June 24-September 2
2016 Music on the Erie
Free. Snacks available for purchase,
bring own lawn chair.
June 24: The Old Hippies
July 1: Branded
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Soapstone Carving, Wire Wrapping,

Sluice Vendors, Exhibits, Free Prizes,
and much more.
UV Bobs Ultravilet Show
Gems, Minerals, Fossils,
Beads & Jewelry
visit www.wcgmc.org for details

June 25, Noon-3:00pm
Newark-Arcadia Historical Societys
Annual Strawberry Social
Strawberry shortcake, live music
and a new museum exhibit. Locally
produced strawberries will be bursting
with flavor, served up over shortcake
with your choice of toppings. Enjoy on
the premises or to go. The Erie Fiddlers
will be on hand, playing Americana music
on stringed instruments. The museum
will be open and is always a fascinating
experience. Strawberry shortcake $3.50/
advance, $4/day of the event. Advance
tickets at museumor at Newark Wegmans.
All profits support the works of the
Historical Society.
Sunday, July 3
Third of July Extravaganza
7:00-11:00am: Breakfast on the
Bluff. Hot pancake breakfast with
scrambled eggs, sausage, coffee, tea, juice
outdoors under a tent on the lighthouse
bluff overlooking Lake Ontario. $8.
The ride starts at American Legion Post #

394 and ends in Sodus Point. Registration
9:00-11:00 am. $25./ rider or $40 w/
passenger. Top three hands win cash
prizes. The ride ends with a buffet, raffles
and bands. All proceeds will go to the Full
Circle Home. 315-694-6094.
8:00am-5:00pm: Lighthouse Art &

Craft Show. Artists and craftspeople
sell pottery, jewelry, clothing, paintings,
photographs, greeting cards, and much
more on lighthouse lawn.

Ice Cream Social at the Lighthouse
Sodus Bay Lighthouse Museum lawn
7606 North Ontario Street, Sodus Point
Enjoy a generous sundae with all the
toppings. $4.50. Proceeds benefit the Sodus
Bay Lighthouse Museum. 315-483-4936,
Saturday & Sunday,

June 25 & 26, 10:00am-4:00pm
Finger Lakes Live
Steamers Open House
302 Clyde Marengo Road, Clyde
See and ride large scale model trains.
Food and souvenirs available. www.
fingerlakeslivesteamers.org.
10:00pm: Village of Sodus Point

Fireworks Display. The lawn of the
Sodus Bay Lighthouse provides a perfect
location to watch the fireworks, which are
set off on the Sodus Bay channel pier.
June 25 - September 2
Summer Reading Program
Walworth Seely Public Library
3600 Lorraine Drive, Walworth
For all ages. Register to earn points for
prizes, giveaways, activities and fun.
June 27 - August 12
Summer Reading for All Ages
Macedon Public Library
30 Main Street, Macedon
Offering summer programs for all ages.
Monday, June 27
Shotgun start 1:00pm
Annual Golf Tournament
Sodus Bay Heights Golf Course
Scramble format, dinner, raffles, prizes
and more. Benefit for Cracker Box Palace
Farm Animal Haven. www.sodusbayheights.com.
JULY
July and August
Farm Camp 2016
Cracker Box Palace
Shaker Road, Alton
www.crackerboxpalace.org.
July 2, 10:00am
Red, White, and Blue Kiddie Parade
Sodus Point Fire Hall
8364 Bay Street, Sodus Point
Children and their families march from
the Sodus Point Fire Hall to the Sodus
Bay Lighthouse Museum where they will
receive a treat for participating. 315-4834936. www.sodusbaylighthouse.org.
2:00-4:00pm: Free Outdoor Concert.

The first concert of the summer season
features Gap Mangione Big Band playing
swing and Big Band favorites. Bring your
own chair. Refreshments available.
Monday, July 4, 10:00am-5:00pm

Celebrate Independence Day
Celebrate Memorial Day
Wear red, white and blue and receive a
free postcard with admission. $5/adult,
$2.50/students (K-12), Preschool Children
& SBHS Members free. 315-483-4936,
4th of July Fireworks and
Sunshine Auto Parade
Sodust Point Fire Department, Bay Street
Free entry for antiques, classics,
convertibles and street rods.
Sunday, July 3
4th of July Fireworks
Village of Sodus Point
Wall of Fire at 9:30pm around the bay.
Fireworks, 10:00pm.
Tuesdays, July 19, August 2 & 16
7:30pm
Newark Park Band Concert
Central Park
One hour free concerts. Benches provided
or bring your own lawn chair.
Pultneyville Homecoming
Antiques, exhibits, reenactment, vintage
cars, parade, games, 5K, Star Spangled
Concert and much more. 315-589-9892,
www.w-phs.org.
Saturday, July 16
3rd Annual Poker Run
Riding For Home
American Legion Post # 394
6206 Lake Avenue, Williamson
Thursday, July 21
Model T Ford Club International
Visits Palmyra
The club comes to Palmyra visiting the
Aqueduct park for lunch and then onto
Historic Palmyra and its museums. Come
see all the Model T's!
Walworth Festival in the Park
Ginegaw Park
Penfield Road, Walworth
Food, entertainment, 5k race/walk,
games, music and more.
Newark Firefighters Family Festival
Firefighters Field
100 Barker Parkway, Newark
5k run, car show, bands, rides, craft and
food vendors, fireworks.
Food Truck Rodeo
Alex Eligh Community Center
Parking Lot, 303 East Avenue
Newark
1st Annual Food Truck Rodeo
and Farmers Market
Central Park, Newark
Shop the market and sample gourmet
food while listening to live music.
AUGUST
Friday-Sunday, August 5-7
Lake Ontario Lighthouse Challenge
Participants will tour nine lighthouses
on Lake Ontario, including two in Sodus
Point and will receive a free gift. For
information, contact the H. Lee White
Marine Museum, 315-342-0480,
www.hleewhitemarinemuseum.com.
Saturday, August 6, Noon-8:00pm
Pirates in the Point
Sodus Point
Scavenger hunt. Maps at Bay Street Hotel,
noon. Hunt ends 8:00pm. Bring map back
to Baystreet and see if you won any of
the fabulous prizes. Dress in your favorite
pirate costume to win a prize!
Sunday, August 14
Ice Cream Social at the Lighthouse
Enjoy a generous sundae with all the
toppings. $4.50. Proceeds benefit the Sodus
Bay Lighthouse Museum. 315-483-4936,
Tuesday, August 16, 1:00-3:00pm
Fun Science at the Lighthouse
Students in grades K-5 will learn about
Lake Ontario, forged maps, the Erie Canal,
and other topics during this hands-on
science program. Free, but registration is
required as class size is limited. For information, call (315) 483-4936 or visit www.
sodusbaylighthouse.org.
Wayne Drumlins 37th Annual Antique
Auto Show and Flea Market
Marion Town Park
Free spectator admission, donations are
appreciated. 24 classes. Large flea market
and car corral. Food served at the Marion
Masonic Lodge. 800-527-6510
www.waynedrumlinsauto.com.
August 27, Gates Open at Noon
10th Annual Moosic Fest 2016!
Jammin with the Animals!
Cracker Box Palace
Bands will play till the cows come home!
Up to 10 bands of all genres play all day,
games for the kids, dancing, raffles, food
and door prizes available for adults. Our
goal is to have 800 people attend the
festival this year and raise over $6,000.
www.crackerboxpalace.com.
SEPTEMBER
September 10, 10:00am-4:00pm
Opening Weekend
Sweet Corn Festival
Long Acre Farms
Amazing Maize Maze, Animal Track Maze,
Back 40 Adventure, hayride, Cow Train
Rides, pumpkins, cider donuts, grill open,
wine tasting and more!
www.longacrefarms.com
Sunday, September 11
Mutt Strut 2016
Silver Hill Technology Park
Rt. 88 South, Newark
Spend an afternoon with your dog and
friends. Vendors, food, music and wine
tasting.
Many thanks to Wayne County Tourism
for their help with this year's calendar.
Area art shows, sales and classes

Monthly Community Open Art Studio
Phelps Art Center
Join in the creative spirit with two hours
of studio work time and then an hour long
critique session with the entire group. This
is a time to work on any art in progress,
learn a new process you may have never
tried before, start something new and/
or get immediate feedback on your
artwork from a group of your peers. Free
and open to all ages. Donation suggested.
315-548-2095.
Every other Tuesday, 7:00pm
Victor Art Club
Victor Parks and Recreation
Join other adults who want to share their
talent, learn different techniques, meet
new people, and grow the art community
in Victor. The group meets every other
Tuesday. During the meeting demonstrations are given in different art disciplines
and techniques. Enjoy the company
of other who share your passion. Free.
vicartgroup.wix.com.
Ontario County Arts Council features
exhibits, workshops, concerts and
childrens programming. 175 South Main
Street, Canandaigua. For more information
visit www.ocarts.org or call 585-396-0087.
Thursdays-Saturdays, Noon-3:00pm
Wayne County Council
for the Arts Gallery
108 West Miller Street, Newark
Visit exhibits and the gallery gift store
at. Gift certificates available for classes,
workshops and store items. 315-331-4593.
www.waynearts.wordpress.com.
Thursdays-Saturdays, Noon-3:00pm
Wayne County Council
for the Arts Classes & Workshops
For children and adults, demonstrations,
exhibits and more. 315-331-4593. Check
www.waynearts.wordpress.com for
calendar of events.
Thursday-Sunday, May 26-29
7th Annual Celebration of Glass and
the Fire Arts in America's Crystal City
Four Days of Glassfest!
Corning
Thursday night kicks off with the Glass
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and 2300:
GlassFest, free and open to the public,
held at the Corning Museum of Glass
featuring live glassmaking, music
entertainment, shopping, food and drink.
Friday begins with the Finger Lakes Wine
& Craft Beer Tasting throughout the Gaffer
District, open to everyone 21 or older.
Finish off the night at the Rock The Park
concert in Riverfront Park. Spend all day,

Saturday and Sunday, wandering along
Historic Market Street, which is closed
to car traffic and filled with art and food
vendors. Watch live glassblowing shows
on the outdoor stage in Centerway Square,
listen to music during Rock The Park on
both days, enjoy activities for the whole
family, and even stay late for fireworks
on Saturday night! 607-937-6292, www.
gafferdistrict.com/glassfest.
May 27-June 11
Les Petits: Finger Lakes
Finger Lakes Gallery and Frame
Artwork of all mediums will be displayed
in a free show, open to the public. Vote
for your favorite art pieces by purchasing
tickets ($1 each, 7/$5, 15/$10) for the
drawing of each. At the end of the show
the art will be distributed via a drawing
on Saturday, June 11 for each piece of art
from the tickets sold for that item. Artists
prizes and judging will be provided by
Ontario County Arts Council. All proceeds
benefit the Finger Lakes Plein Air Festival.
Sunday, June 5, 10:00-5:00pm
Fairport Canal Days
One of the most popular arts festivals in
New York. Enjoy over 200 artisans, many
fine food vendors, and great live music.
It's family friendly, fantastic fun. The
festival sets sail with an opening Chicken
BBQ and concert on Friday evening. Treat
yourself to a wine, chocolate and cheese
tasting Saturday and Sunday! www.
fairportcanaldays.com.
Friday-Sunday, June 3-5
Ithaca Festival of the Arts
Downtown Ithaca
Since 1977! A music and arts four-day
celebration with over 1,000 talented local
musicians, painters, dancers, clowns,
magicians, mimes, acrobats, storytellers,
poets, writers, community groups and
ensembles performing throughout
the weekend. Enjoy multiple stages
of entertainment, some special kids
activities, craft show, parade, local film
festival, arts for social justice area and
delicious festival food at various locations.
607-273-3646, ithacafestival.org.
Saturday, June 4, 10:00-Noon
For the Love of Gardens: The
Artistry of Mary Clark Thompson
Sonnenberg
585-394-4922, www.sonnenberg.org.

5th Annual
Western New York Pottery Festival
Studio Sales Pottery
5557 East Avon Road, Avon
This juried, clay exclusive show consists
of over 25 local and national professional
artists. The focus is not only for artists to
set up and sell their work but to interact
with and educate the public by hosting
firing, throwing, hand-building and other
demonstrations. There will also be a Clay
Olympics competition on the Sunday
(friendly competition between the festival
artists). Kiln openings, raffles, silent
auction fundraiser, food vendors, live
music and activities for kids of all ages.
Tuesday-Sunday, June 7-12
Sonnenberg
This juried competition and festival
features paintings in multiple media
by over 45 extraordinary artists from
across the country. Free educational
demonstrations including sculpting,
pottery, jewelry and felting along with
area schools competing in sidewalk
chalk painting. Food vendors. For more
information call 585-234-6032, www.
fingerlakespleinair.com.
Thursday-Sunday, June 9-12
Memorial Art Gallery
Art & Treasures Sale
Dont miss Rochesters most prestigious
garage sale! Art & Treasures is the place
to buy gently used antiques, artwork,
jewelry, china, porcelain, silver, crystal,
fine linen and small furniture items.
Early Bird Night: Thursday, 6:00-8:00pm,
$10. Friday & Saturday, 10:00am-4:00pm,
Sunday Bargain Day, noon-3:00pm. Free
Talks: Saturday, 11:00am: Imagine the
Possibilities, Peggy Growney curates a
very special collection of treasures from
our saleand the many ways to enjoy
them! 1:30pm: Don Hall explores Mr.
Louis Comfort Tiffanys Search for Beauty.
Sponsored by the Gallery Council to benefit
MAG. 585-276-8900, mag.rochester.edu.
Saturday & Sunday
June 11 & 12, 10:00am-5:00pm
Rain or Shine
Keuka Arts Festival
Penn Yan Boat Launch, Keuka Outlet
Trail, Water Street, Penn Yan
This festival is held annually along the
Keuka Lake Outlet Trail, only a few blocks

from downtown Penn Yan. The event
features beautiful arts and fine crafts,
local wines and microbrews, delicious
food, live music and many activities for
families.Come by boat, bicycle or car. Free.
www.keukaartsfestival.com.
4th Annual Homegrown Handthrown
Pottery Luncheon
Rochester Folk Art Guild
1445 Upper Hill Road, Middlesex
The Folk Art Guild Potters, in partnership
with the Guild Farmers, invite you to our
luncheon. Come enjoy soup, fresh baked
breads, salad from our gardens, wine,
more treats and take a hand-crafted
bowl home with you! Fee. Proceeds go to
benefit the emerging artists at the Guild.
RSVP by e-mail pottery@folkartguild.com
or call 585-554-5463.
Thursday-Sunday, July 7-10
Rochester Folk Art Guild
Craft Weekend 2016
1445 Upper Hill Road, Middlesex
The Guild hosts a variety of workshops
of serious inquiry where beginners
and students of all levels can explore
art and craft from a fresh perspective.
Course selection includes: Creating a
Documentary Film, Weaving on the Loom,
Exploring Woodturning, Primitive Skills
(new), The Art Of Clay, Painting: Journey
Into Acrylics and Theater. Fee. For more
information call 585-944-3153 or email
craftweekend@folkartguid.org.
47th Annual Corn Hill Arts Festival
133 South Fitzhugh Street, Rochester
Hundreds of creative artists, 28 musical
performances, delicious foods, supportive
sponsors and the very unique Fairy Houses
Tour! 585-262-3142,
www.cornhillartsfestival.com.
Friday, July 15, Noon-7:00pm
Sunday, July 17, 10:00am-7:00pm
Canandaigua Art & Music Festival
Canandaigua
Artists and crafters, sponsors and shops
on Main Street will be ready for this
annual rite of summer. Keep an eye on
our website for updates on the new
and well-loved bands who will play the
festival. Snack on festival favorites like
hot dogs, lemonade, fried dough, kettle
korn and more, plus the Food Trucks
are back! Affordable family fun! www.
canandaiguaartfestival.com.

Friday-Sunday, July 30 & 31
10:00am-5:00pm
43rd Annual Waterfront Arts Festival
North Ponds Park,
150 North Avenue, Webster
Fine art and skilled craft show featuring
about 200 exhibitors. Music and food.
Wine and beer tastings. $3 admission,
kids under 12 free. 585-671-9102, www.
waterfrontartfestival.com.
Friday, August 5, 6:30-8:30pm
Contour Poppy Painting
Victor Parks and Recreation
Ink and watercolor painting in a style is
loose, fun, contemporary, fast, but classy.
Great for beginners. Finished product
suitable or framing. All supplies furnished.
Instructor Peggi Heissenberger. Fee.
Saturday, August 6
10:00am - 6:00pm
Sunday, August 7
10:00am - 5:00pm
Park Avenue Summer Art Fest
Park Avenue, Rochester
Renowned for its architecture, culture
and hip urban atmosphere, the area is
one of Rochester's oldest neighborhoods
and is transformed for one weekend
each year into a one-of-a-kind shopping
mecca, filled with original creations from
more than 315 artists, craftspeople and
exhibitors from the U.S. and Canada. Three

entertainment stages featuring musicians,
dancers and performers. Family-friendly
and alcohol-free. Offering more than 40
different festival faves and specialties
added to the bistros, cafes, bakeries and
coffee houses. Free admission. Shuttle
service from the ample parking area at
Gleason Works on University Avenue.
585-473-4482, www.rochesterevents.com/
park-ave-festival.
Saturday & Sunday
August 20 & 21, 10:00am-5:00pm
Rain or Shine
16th Annual Arts at the Gardens
This two-day juried fine art and fine craft
show and sale is held on the grounds
of Sonnenberg Mansion and Gardens
State Historic Park featuring paintings,
prints, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, glass,
woodwork, photography, and other
fine art created by 110 talented artists.
Art raffle. Live music. Sculpture garden.
Finger Lakes Wine and Beer Garden.
Special reduced admission price $6/person,
children under 12/free for the gardens and
the show. Free parking. www.sonnenberg.
org or www.ArtsAtTheGardens.org, 585394-4922.
Saturday & Sunday

August 20 & 21, 10:00am-5:00pm
Annual Hammondsport
Festival of Crafts
Hammondsport Village Square
Annual festival which has over 125
crafters for a weekend of demonstrations
and sales, plus a variety of store specials
and specialty food items provided by
our local merchants. Hassle free parking
and continuous shuttle bus service
from the Glenn H. Curtiss Museum and
Pleasant Valley Wine Company. For further
information call 607-569-2242.
10:00am-4:00pm
Savannah Art Festival
Montezuma Audubon Center
2295 Route 89, Savannah
Savannah is Alive with Color! Join us to
enjoy art from fine area artists, an art/
photography contest, great food, trails
and so much more! Admission $5.
315-365-3580.
10:00am-6:00pm
10:00am-5:00pm
Rain or Shine
60th Annual Clothesline Festival
Rochester's largest and longest-
running arts & crafts festival. Buy original

work by over 400 New York state artists.
Enjoy all-day live entertainment and free
family art activities. Sample food from
some of Rochester's favorite vendors.
Gallery Store sidewalk sale. Art Library's
used book sale. Visit the museum included
in show $5 admission.
585-276-8900, mag.rochester.edu.
10:00am-5:00pm
10:00am-4:00pm
22nd Annual Finger Lakes
Fiber Arts Festival
Hemlock Fairgrounds
This festival is devoted to all fiber arts
with a special focus on hand spinning.
Super, special guest teachers, exciting
fiber arts workshops, fleece show and
sale, demonstrations, competitions,
exhibits, fiber animals and 75+ highquality vendors of equipment, books,
patterns, dyes, yarn, raw and processed
fiber for every purpose, and beautiful
finished goods! Great food, sheep
shearing, free horse and wagon rides.
Ample parking, handicap accessible. Adults
$7 /day, under 12 free. Register early. For
more information visit www.gvhg.org/fest.
html or call 607-522-4374.
Summer Events in Macedon

Memorial Day Parade
Village of Macedon
The parade will begin at the Canal Park
and work its way through the village, up
Erie Street South to the Village of Macedon
Cemetery. This year we will have a special
dedication, the Civil War Memorial has
been moved next to the flag pole. A get
together will be held at Gravino Park following the event. www.villageofmacedon.
org, Linda Braun, Village Historian lbraun@
villageofmacedon.org
June 9-August 11
Community Concert Series
1 Canal Park, Lock 30
Elmer Park Pavillion
6:00-8:00pm
Food available by the
Village of Macedon
Fire Department
Hosted by the Erie Canalway,
NYS Canal Corporation, Books, Etc.
and Village of Macedon
Thursday, June 9:
Greece Concert Band
Saturday, July 9:
Just Us Country Band
Thursday, August 11:
8 Days A Week, Beatles Tribute Band

Saturday June 18, 9:00am-4:00pm
Rt. 31, Main Street, Macedon
Come join the fun! Children events, prizes,
street music, vendors, food, Village of
Macedon Fire and Ambulance Department
with trucks, children's activities, sidewalk
sales and 50/50 raffle. Free. Hosted by The
Village of Macedon Merchants.
Sunday, June 19
Fathers Day at Long Acre Farms
Dads stop by and receive a free Jr. Sundae
at the Ice Cream Shop and a free wine
tasting next door at JD Wine Cellars.
www.longacrefarms.com.
glass of wine, dinner or dessert.

3rd Annual Lobster Bake
Macedon Center Fire Hall
$30 pre-sale only.
www.macedoncenterfire.org.
Sunday, July 31, Noon-5:00pm
Summer Sips and Sounds
Wine and Music Fest
Long Acre Farms
Join the members of the Lake Ontario
Wine Trail for a summer tasting event.
www.lakeontariowinetrail.com.
June 27-August 12
Summer Reading for All Ages
Macedon Public Library
30 Main Street, Macedon
Summer programs for all ages.
Community Wide Garage Sale
Village of Macedon
Call the Village Hall at 315-986-3976 to
purchase and pick up your Village Wide
Garage sale sign(s). On sale for $5 starting
in July. Hosted by The Village of Macedon.

Music on the Lawn at Long Acre Farms
Free concert on the lawn. Join us for a

Maze Preview Weekend!
Long Acre Farms
Come on out and be the first to see the
Maze Theme 2016. We will have the Back
40, Market, Ice Cream, Maze, Grill and

Tasting Room open. Free bounce back
ticket given out for every ticket purchased
so you can come back in the fall!
Friday-Sunday, September 2-4
10:00am
14th Annual Northeast
Model Helicopter Jamboree
2529 Macedon Center Road, Macedon
Family oriented, full concessions, raffles.
Saturday night fireworks. Free admission
and parking. www.ramsrc.org.
September 10-11, 8:00am-6:00pm
34th Annual Macedon Center
Community Lumberjack Festival
2481 Canandaigua Road, Macedon
Saturday Amateur Competition:
Log Rolling, Two-Man Crosscut,
Chainsawing, Bowsaw, Log Chopping and
Fire Starting. Grease Pole Climb 5:00pm.
ESPN Sunday Pro Competition,
10:00am: Two-Man Crosscut, Hot Saw,
Springboard, Ax Throw, Chainsawing and
Bowsawing. Pancake breakfast both days
at the Firehall. Food available all day, craft
and commercial exhibitors, kids activities.
Fee. Handicapped accessible. 315-9863732, www.macedoncenterfire.org.
Area festivals, fairs, car shows and more for all!

Friday & Saturday, June 3 & 4
Sulphur Springs Festival
Downtown Main Street, Clifton Springs
315-573-1603, www.
sulphurspringsfestival.com.
Friday, June 10, 5:00pm-9:00pm
Rain or Shine
St. Michaels Annual Family Festival
The festival features a Midway, thriller
rides, games of skill, cake wheel, hots,
burgers and special homemade desserts,
such as brownie sundaes and strawberry
shortcake.
The church offers a Giant Cash Raffle.
Get a chance to win one of the top three
prizes, including a grand prize of 25% of
ticket sales, 2nd prize 15% and 3rd prize
10%. Tickets $10 each, cash only due to
state regulations. Drawing will take place
Saturday.
Jim Dorn, singer and songwriter, will
return from 5:00-7:00pm on Friday
performing the music of John Denver,
Simon & Garfunkel, Jimmy Buffett, Peter,
Paul and Mary, Kenny Rogers, James
Taylor and many others. Participants may
sing along with Darius RuckersWagon
Wheel. Dorn also will perform Don
McLeans American Pie and his story of
the Buddy Holly era. For more information
go to jimdorn.com. Information or raffle
tickets, call the rectory at 315-331-6753.
Saturday, June 11
Street Machines Super Cruise
Badgerow Park, 1120 Latta Road, Greece
Bring your car and hang out! Poker Run
1:00pm. Music from Rockhouse Riot 3:007:00pm. Food and drinks available. Free.
www.streetmachinesofrochester.com.
Saturday, June 11, Noon
Flag Day Parade and Newark Elks Fest
Newark Elks Lodge #1249
223 South Main Street
Italian sausage, hamburgers, hot dogs,
salt potatoes and assorted refreshments
will be served. A dance at the lodge
follows the Marbletones free concert in
Central Park. Join a Blast from the Past
with the Chuck Rocker Band, the Blenders,
the Chemicals and many special guests
performing Rock & Roll, Blues and original
music spanning the 50s to the present.
$3/person, $5/couple. Proceeds to benefit
veteran, youth and community projects
supported by the Benevolent and Protective
Order of the Elks. 315-331-1249, elks.org.
42nd Annual Street Machines
Outdoor Auto Show
Badgerow Park, 1120 Latta Road, Greece
Over 100 awards. Over 3,000 spectators!

Food and drinks available. Free parking.
www.streetmachinesofrochester.com.
and the peppermint industry in Lyons.

Fireworks on Saturday, 10:00pm. www.
lyonsny.com, 315-946-4531.
Thursday-Saturday, June 16-18

Shortsville Firemen's
Carnival & Parade
Budd Park, Water Street
Thursday, 8:00-10:00pm, "That One
Band." Friday, 9:00pm-Midnight, "Deans
List." Saturday, 1:00-4:00pm, "Spazman
Spins DJ Entertainment," 8:00pm-Midnight "Slow Riders."
Friday, July 8, 4:00- 8:00pm

Saturday & Sunday, July 9 & 10,
9:30am- 5:00pm
Ol'Factory Lavender Farm
9th Annual Lavender Festival
12973 Upton Road, Red Creek
A Taste of Provence
Enjoy a "Taste of Provence" wine and
cheese tastings, chef prepared food
tastings, chicken BBQ dinner, live band
and more on Friday night get one free
admission to the festival! On Saturday and
Sunday enjoy picking lavender from the
field, music, informational speakers, craft
artisans, herbal teas, baked goods, wine
tasting, hands on workshops and more.
www.nylavenderfestival.com
Saturday, June 18
Owego Strawberry Festival
Downtown Owego
Parade 10:00am. Craft and food vendors,
entertainment, wine and beer tasting
and other fun events to do at the annual
strawberry festival. Come join in the fun
and be a part of the celebration. Great fun
for all. www.owegostrawberryfestival.com
Sunday, June 19, Noon-4:00pm
Sonnenberg Father's Day Car
and Motorcycle Cruise
Sonnenberg Gardens & Mansion
Fun for the whole family! Enjoy an
afternoon of classic cars and motorcycles,
music, food, and more. Sign up to
showcase your wheels. Fee.
585-394-4922, www.sonnenberg.org.
July 2-August 14, 10:00am-7:00pm
Rain or Shine
Sterling Renaissance Festival
40th Anniversary! Thrill to the excitement
that this festival portrayseverything
that is the Renaissancefrom food to
entertainment to gifts. Artisans of high
quality and diversity come from all over
the country to participate, bringing
with them a multitude of talents and
skills, many having won awards for their
creations. Sterling is one of the few
festivals with fully juried program.
Every craft must be hand made and sold,
in person, by the artisan who made it.
No pets. Free parking.
www.sterlingfestival.com.
East Coast Hot Rod Cavalry of Cars
American Legion Canandaigua Post 454
North Main Street, Canandaigua
Veterans helping veterans. Car show, live
music and good food. Spectators free. Car
show entrants $15. Rain date July 10.
585-330-3221, www.alny256.com.
25th Annual Lyons Peppermint Days
Arts and crafts, car show, parade, live
entertainment, fireworks, and food to
celebrate the history of the Erie Canal

9:00am-5:00pm, Rain or Shine
Lakewood Farm
Lavender Festival
682 West Lake Road, Skaneateles
Stroll through the farm's fragrant fields,
harvest a lavender bouquet, enjoy
culinary delights and the work of local
artists and craftspeople. Visit the lavender
market, learn about herbs, forging,
veterinary acupuncture, dessert making
and lavender distilling. Enjoy wool
spinning and sheep shearing demo. Food
and drinks available. www.lockwoodfarm.
blogspot.com.
Rue Claire Lavender Farm
Lavender Harvest Festival
9403 Rt. 414, Lodi
$20 admission includes U Pick lavender,
live music, wine, cheese and chocolate
tastings. All proceeds benefit Beverly
Animal Shelter - Finger Lakes no kill shelter.
607-582-7724.
Friday-Saturday, July 16 & 17
9:00am-5:00pm
Annual Pultneyville
Homecoming Festival
Something for everyone! Parade,
vintage cars, boats, art and antiques,
Star Spangled Concert, live music, kid's
activities, food, chicken BBQ, square
dance, 5K race, Gilbert & Sullivan play,
Sunfish regatta, walking tours and a
Sunday concert in Centennial Park.
Facebook Pultneyville homecoming,
315-589-9892, w-phs.org.
Newark Firefighters Family Festival
Firemans Field, 100 Barker Parkway
off of West Shore Boulevard, Newark

5K run, fireworks, car show, bands, pony
rides, softball tournament, bouncy house,
craft and food vendors and much more!
315-945-6726 for more information.
Walworth Festival in the Park
Ginegaw Park, Penfield Road
Food, entertainment, 5k race/walk,
games, music and more. 800-527-6510.
Annual Macedonian Ethnic Festival
The festival features entertainment by
live Macedonian bands and folk dancing
groups. Macedonian ethnic food such as
Macedonian Kebops is available, as well
as many varieties of Macedonian baked
goods such as Zelnik, Baklava, Burek and
Tulumbi. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic
beverages available. Register for free door
prizes. Macedonian heritage and history
exhibit will be on display inside the air
conditioned church hall. Free admission
and parking. www.macedonianfest.com.
Cruisin Night Block Party
Downtown Geneva
A tradition that gets better every year!
17th annual! Vintage cars, trucks and
motorcycles, live entertainment, kid's
games, wine tasting alley and tasty treats.
Fun for all. 315-789-0102,
www.downtowngeneva.org.
Tuesday-Saturday, July 26-30
Ontario County Fair
2820 County Road 10, Canandaigua
www.ontariocountyfair.org,
585-394-4987.
Thursday-Saturday, July 28-30
51st Annual Pioneer Gas Engine Show
Marion Town Park, 4072 Park Drive
Displays and demos of antique
gas engines, tractors, equipment,
steam engines, flea market, parade,
entertainment, tractor pulls and more!
585-749-8741.
August 5-7
Phelps Sauerkraut Festival
Firemens Field, Ontario Street
Celebrating sauerkraut for 50 years!
Enjoy cabbage bowling, eating contests,
midway, crafts, food, live music, parade,
and fireworks. Free. For more information
call 315-548-9515 or www.phelpsny.com.
Saturday, August 6, Rain or Shine
24th Annual
Canandaigua Rotary Pier Festival
Held on the City Pier in conjunction with
the Riesling Festival. Enjoy food, drinks,
and live music. 11:00am-2:00pm: The Old
Hippies, 2:30-5:00pm: ROC Street. Finish

the night with spectacular fireworks at
9:30pm. Free. www.canandaiguarotary.
org, 585-394-5050.
August 9-11
Tuesday & Wednesday 9:00am5:00pm, Thursday 9:00am-4:00pm
Empire Farm Days
Rodman Lott & Son Farms
Rt. 414, Seneca Falls
Sponsored by the Empire State Potato
Growers since 1931! The event hosts more
than 70,000 farmers and more than 600
exhibitors representing more than 3,000
companies. Farm Days provides farmers
with a chance to see the latest advances
in Northeast agriculture in a relaxing
atmosphere. www.empirefarmdays.com.
Wednesday-Saturday, August 10-13
8:00am-8:00pm
55th Annual Pageant of Steam
New York Steam Engine Association
3349 Gehan Road, Canandaigua
Farming, agriculture and history
showcase. Steam traction and antique
gas engines, antique tractors, shingle
making, grain threshing & baling, Corliss
and stationary steam engines, plowing
and saw mill demos, parade of movable
equipment, tractor pulls, kiddie pedal
tractor pull, live music, concessions,
crafts and flea market. Fee. www.
pageantofsteam.org, 315-462-5747.
Begins Wednesday, August 11
Clyde Firemens Festival
Enjoy several days of old-fashioned
fun.Farmers market with food, flowers
and crafts, carnival games and contests,
hay rides, cider, donuts, face painting
and a haunted house and a breathtaking
fireworks display. 315-923-3971, www.
clydeny.com.
August 12-16 and 20-22
46th Annual Summer Festival
St. Benedict, St. Mary's
and St. Bridget's Parish
Gigantic Lawn Sale (Wednesday &
Thursday), Community Pancake Breakfast
(Sunday), Chicken BBQ (Sunday), Festival
Midway (Thursday-Saturday).
585-394-1220.
Friday & Saturday, August 12 & 13
10th Annual Palmyra Pirate Weekend
Historic Palmyras Pirates of the Erie Canal
invade the Village and Port of Palmyra,
bearing a boatload of family-friendly fun
for all ages. Bed racing, Jolly Roger 5K
race, Pirate Kazoo Band Parade, childrens
treasure hunt, canal trail tours and Historic
Palmyra pirate tales and museum tours.
The Pillage N the Village Bed Race Regatta
returns, streaking straight through the
heart of the historic Main Street business
district. Five-person pirate crews will
compete head-to-head against other

speedy scallywags and scoundrels for a
cash prize and other awards. 315-5976981, www.palmyrany.com.
Saturday, August 13
10:00am-10:30pm
30th Anniversary
Avon Corn Festival
Avon Village
The perfect summer family outing!
Browse more than 190 arts and crafts
vendors (til 6:00pm), live music on three
stages, games, 25 food vendors, 50/50
raffler, corn eating contest, anniversary
historical display. Large outdoor concert
by The Skycoasters, 7:30pm-10:30pm. Proceeds support many local, state, national
and international organizations and causes.
Handicapped parking available. Shuttle
service from main parking area at Avon
High School. Free. www.avonrotary.org. For
more information please email Tom Vonglis
at cornfestchair@avonrotary.org.
Annual Show-N-Shine Car Show
Richard's Auto, 7892 Ridge Road, Sodus
Annual car show and flea market. Food
served by Timeless Classic Car Members.
Judging begins at noon, awards 3:00pm.
315-946-4751.
Monday-Saturday, August 15-20
10:00am-10:00pm
Wayne County Fair
250 West Jackson Street, Palmyra
Six days of family fun! A tradition
of agricultural and countryside
entertainment, the oldest fair in NY.
Horse and wagon rides, animals, flowers,
fruit, vegetables, home and art exhibits
and much more. Free parking. www.
waynecountyfair.org.
Thursday, August 18, 5:30-11:00pm
24th Annual
Ontario ARC's Cruisin' for a Cause
Canandaigua Country Club
Festive summer fundraiser returns to the
shores of Canandaigua Lake! A relaxed
evening of food & friends featuring live
entertainment by Nik and the Nice Guys,
complimentary wine and summer BBQ,
exciting live and silent auctions. Fees.
Sponsorships available. Donna Auria 585919-2191. www.ontarioarc.org.
Wolcott Lions Club Annual Car Show
Main Street, Wolcott
Classic cars will be lined up along both
sides of the street. Trophies awarded in
several categories.
Thursday-Sunday, August 25- 28
Greek Fest 2016 - Greek Orthodox
Church of the Holy Spirit
835 South Avenue, Rochester
Authentic, homemade Greek food, appetizers and homemade pastries. Music

and dancing. Drinks, baklava sundaes,
bookstore and vendors. Free parking next
to church in Highland Garage. Thursday
night only. Free movie with wait staff
provided. Free admission. www.highlandgreekfest.com.
New York State Fair
581 State Fair Blvd., Syracuse
800.475.FAIR, www.nysfair.org
September 10-11, 8:00am-6:00pm
34th Annual Macedon Center
Community Lumberjack Festival
2481 Canandaigua Road, Macedon
Saturday Amateur Competition:
Log Rolling, Two-Man Crosscut,
Chainsawing, Bowsaw, Log Chopping and
Fire Starting. Grease Pole Climb 5:00pm.
ESPN Sunday Pro Competition,
10:00am: Two-Man Crosscut, Hot Saw,
Springboard, Ax Throw, Chainsawing and
Bowsawing. Pancake breakfast both days
at the Firehall. Food available all day, craft
and commercial exhibitors, kids activities.
Fee. Handicapped accessible. 315-9863732, www.macedoncenterfire.org.
Victorfest 2016
Mead Square, Victor Library Parking Lot
39 West Main Street, Victor
Victorfest 2016 is sure to have a little bit
or a lot of something for everyone! Bring
your family and join friends for an evening
of music featuring area bands and a Taste
of Victor, featuring area restaurants and
Food Trucks. The night will be capped off
by a fireworks display at 9:30pm. www.
victorny.org
Saturday & Sunday,
September 10 & 11
Webster Garlic Festival
Webster Firemen's Field
Come, eat, have fun, buy garlic, learn
about garlic, meet friends and enjoy the
day. wgfassoc@gmail.com.
10:00am-5:00pm
Rain or Shine
Kettle Fest 2016
Kettleridge Farm
515 Log Cabin Road, Victor
A one-day celebration of local
sustainable farming and artisanship.
Music
Main Stage:
10:30am: The Travis Prinzi Band
Noon: The Honey Smugglers
1:30pm: Jackson Cavalier
& The Fevertones
3:00pm: Misfit Karma
Log Cabin Porch:

10:00am: Dan Palmer & Friends
11:30am: The String Chickens
1:00pm: Almost Irish
2:30pm: Open Busking/Jamming
Workshop Schedule:
11:00am: Honey/Maple/Mushrooms
by Chef Jeff Christiano
11:00am & 1:30pm: Woodswalk
with DEC Forester Brice June
2:00pm: Interested in Beekeeping?
by Hungry Bear Farms
3:00pm: All About Mushrooms
by Smugtown Mushrooms
Demonstrations:
Honey Extraction by Kettle Ridge Farm
Producing Maple Syrup
by Kettle Ridge Farm
Growing Shiitake Mushrooms on Logs
by Kettle Ridge Farm
Food & Drink: Local foods including
... New York Wine & Culinary Center's
new food truck, Finger Lakes Food Cart,
Good Smoke BBQ. The VB Brewery, The
Barrel Room, tastings from Honeoye Falls
Distillery and Pour Coffee Parlor.
Artisans: Festival-goers will be thrilled
with the quality of the artisans displaying
their wares at KettleFest. We are still
seeking more vendors, but the list below
will give you a sense of what we have to
look forward to: Suds by Sasha,Wing It
Woodworks, Fired Figments, David Dow
Rustic Works, The Misstique Collection,
Paul and Christine Knoblauch, Flowerwell,
Handcrafted by Heather, Nature's ADK
Designs, Ileen Lemcke Jewelry, Elsa K
Studios, Bubbaloo Farm, Bee Paper House
and Canadice Kitchens.
Fee. www.kettlefest.com.
10:00am-6:00pm
10:00am-4:00pm
49th Annual Palmyra Canaltown Days
120 craft booths, 70 market vendors,
and food for all tastes, souvenirs, wagon
rides, guided tours, village museums and
antique shops. palmyracanaltowndays.org
Saturday & Sunday
September 24 & 25
10:00am-5:00pm
Rain or Shine
Naples Grape Festival
Naples High School Grounds across
the street at Memorial Town Hall
The festival has been held since 1961
in the Naples valley celebrating the
area's grape harvest, talented artisans,
winemakers, local and regional music and
cuisine. Bake a pie for the World's Greatest
Grape Pie Contest and sample every thing
"grape" that our valley has to offer!
Music to your ears

Saturday, May 28, Noon-11:00pm
2nd Annual Paddle and Pour
Art & Music Festival
Waterside at Schoen Place
Erie Canal and Village of Pittsford
Enjoy live music all day and tastes from
local wineries and craft breweries. Browse
the work of regional artists and learn
about Pittsford history. Be sure to catch
the exciting competition ofthe 20th
Annual Pittsford Regatta! Headlining performance by the Skycoasters. Experience
great food from local eateries and visit
unique canalside shops. Free admission.
Food and drink available for purchase.
www.paddleandpour.org.
Thursdays, June 2, August 4,
Ganonda-Jam
Open Mic and Coffeehouse
Ganondagon Seneca Art Cultural Center
7000 County Road 41, Victor
Musicians should be prepared
to play 3-5 songs.
June 2- 17
6th Annual Geneva Music Festival
With performances in Geneva, Auburn,
Skaneateles, and Canandaigua. The
festival will delight audiences in the
Finger Lakes with many exciting
programs performed in a variety of
intimate and historic settings.
Gearan Center for Performing Arts
First Presbyterian Church
97 East Genesee Street, Skaneateles
The Spirit of Life
This concert features the remarkable
pairing of first-time GMF artist Dashon
Burton (Baritone) along with returning
festival favorite Christopher Janwong
McKiggan (Piano). Grammy Award
winner and founding member of the vocal
ensemble Roomful of Teeth, Burtonwill
perform an elegant rendition of lieder, art
songs and spirituals.
Willard Memorial Chapel
17 Nelson Street, Auburn
Classic and Romantic:
Mozart, Mendelssohn & Schumann
A diverse cast of GMF musicians is
joined by Violinists Geoffrey Herd
and Eliot Heaton along with Pianist
Christopher Janwong McKiggan for
three masterpieces, concluding with the

dazzling Schumann Piano Quintet.
LATIN CULTURAL CELEBRATION
Venezuelan Harp Concert
Plan to enjoy the rich melodies of Latin
American music performed on a unique
variation of one of the worlds oldest
instruments. Sure to be an unforgettable
concert, harpist/maestro, Dr. Jorge L. DiazHerrera will perform a variety of lively
South American folk songs. Free.
Concierto! Chamber Music
with a Latin Flavor
GMF artists capture the spirit of Latin
America with an evening of chamber
music featuring fiery works of the greatest
Latin and Spanish composers.
Ravines Winery
400 Barracks Road, Geneva
Fiesta! Salsa Dancing
Its time to dance! No celebration of Latin
culture would be complete without a
night of dancing. At 9:00pm, take part
in a workshop with Amaya Dance, from
Houston, Texas. There will be music by DJ
Felix Jordan spinning the best of salsa,
bachata and cha-cha. Performances
by Amaya Dance and others start at
11:00pm. Ravines will be serving an
incredible selection of wines. $10 cover
charge at the door.
Hirshson Hall Ballroom,
46 St. Clair Street Circle, Geneva
Latin Dance Workshop
Get your dancing shoes out of the closet!
Come learn from some of the best Latin
dance professionals in the country.
Workshops for beginners to advanced
dancers featuring salsa and bachata! No
partner required. $15 workshop fee.
Viva el Tango! An Evening
with JP Jofre
Argentinean Bandoneonist JP Jofre infuses
this concert with the spark of syncopated

Latin rhythms and his innovative nuevo
tango style. Guitarist Kenneth Meyer,
award-winning Pianist Cahill Smith and
other GMF artists will join him for an
unforgettable night of new and old tango
masterworks.
Ravines Winery
Festival Bluegrass Trio!
Violinist Eliot Heaton and Cellist Max
Geissler return with Greg Robbins on bass
to bring you some good old fashioned
American music.
Ravines Winery
Hear and Now:
Hannah Collins and Clara Lyon
Cellist and Geneva native Hannah Collins
and Violinist Clara Lyon merge the
old world European tradition of string
playing with the new musical languages
of living composers. The program will
includeworks by Americancomposers
Robert Honstein andAugusta Read
Thomas as well asScandinavianFolk
Musician Roger Tollroth. Come taste some
of the best wines in the region and enjoy
an exceptional performance.
Westminster Presbyterian Church
17 William Street, Auburn
United Church of Canandaigua
11 East Gibson Street, Canandaigua
Thursday, June 14-16, 7:30pm
The Presbyterian Church of Geneva
24 Park Place, Geneva
Organ Splendor: Joseph Ripka
Master Organist Joseph Ripka presents
a program highlighting the rich variety
of organ music from the 17th through
20th centuries. Three church sanctuaries
will be filled with the strains of organ
masterpieces of Bach, Buxtehude, Durufl
and more.
Russian Masters
Acclaimed Violin Soloist, Chamber
Musician and Pedagogue Laurie Smukler
joins GMF veterans Geoffrey Herd, Hannah
Collins, Eliot Heaton, Colin Brookes, Max
Geissler, and Clara Lyon to present a
richly-varied Russian program featuring
works of Borodin, Prokofiev, Shostakovich

and Tchaikovsky.
June 9-August 11, 6:00-8:00pm
Macedon Community Concert Series
1 Canal Park, Lock 30
Elmer Park Pavillion
Food available by the Village of Macedon
Fire Department. Hosted by the Erie
Canalway, NYS Canal Corporation, Books,
Etc. and Village of Macedon
Thursday, June 9:
Greece Concert Band
Saturday, July 9:
Just Us Country Band
Thursday, August 11:
8 Days A Week, Beatles Tribute Band
The Rochester Womens
Community Chorus Spring Concert
Songs of the Earth
The Clover Center for Arts & Spirituality,
1101 Clover Street, Rochester
Tickets may be purchased at the door: $12
adults, $10 seniors/students, $6 children
under 12. Sign language interpreted and
wheelchair accessible. 585-234-4441,
www.therwcc.org.
Common Time A Musical Potpourri
207 Clemens Center Parkway, Elmira
Common Time will bring the audience
a joy of singing through a potpourri of
various genres of music. Free.
www.clemenscenter.com.
June 5-August 24
The Traveling Cabaret
The 26-year-old, not-for-profit, awardwinning troupe has members ranging
in age from 49-89, from all walks of life.
Performing year-round, throughout the
Greater Rochester area and surrounding
communities for both public and private
events. The troupe raises money for
student scholarships and charities in
return for song, dance and comedy
musical revue entertainment. For more
information call 585-234-6677.
Chili Senior Center
3235 Chili Avenue
An afternoon of Song, Dance & Comedy
Broadway, movie and pop musical revue.
$3. 585-889-6185.
Fairport Gazebo Summer Concert Series
Kennelly Park, Fairport Village Landing
An evening of song, dance and comedy.
Bring a lawn chair. Free. 585-223-9091.

Sunday, August 14, 2:30pm
Irondequoit Summer Concert Series
Irondequoit Town Hall Campus
Gazebo, 1280 Titus Avenue
An afternoon of song, dance and comedy.
Bring a lawn chair. Free.
Tuesday, August 16, 7:00pm
Friends of the Brighton Memorial Library
Brighton Memorial Library
2300 Elmwood Avenue
Bring a lawn chair. Free. 585-784-5300.
Wednesday, August 24, 7:00pm
Rain or Shine
Legacy at Fairways
Summer Concert Series
681 High Street, Victor
Bring a lawn chair. Free. 585-924-7043
Sunday, June 5
4th Annual Honeoye
Strawberry Blues & Cruise
Honeoye Gazebo Park
Main Street, Honeoye
Blues musicians invited to jam! Car show,
artisans, flea market and antiques dealers,
food and strawberry related products.
Children's activities, pancake breakfast
and chicken barbecue.
For more information email
dbcchoneoye@gmail.com.
Canaltown Chorale Concert
VFW Post, 4306 Rt. 31 E., Palmyra
The Canaltown Chorale announces its
spring concert, Rooted in Gospel, featuring
the songs Ain-a That Good News!, Gonna
Ride That Chariot, I Saw The Light, Lets
Have Some Old-Time Religion, My Lord,
What a Mornin and many, many more.
The Chorale will be under the direction of
Mr. Jerry Hefley and Ms. Kay Oosterling
will accompany on keyboard. Suggested
donation of $5 pp will be accepted at the
door. These concerts are made possible in
part with public funds from the New York
State Council of the Arts Decentralization
program, which is administered locally by
Auburn Public Theater. 315-946-9085.
June 9-July 21
Sid Partington Memorial Concerts
6680 Paparone Drive, Victor
Celebrate the summer months with your
family and friends at VMP and the brand
new bandshell with and evening concert.
Bring your own blanket or lawn chairs and
share some good times and good music!
Do not miss weekly area restaurants serving up delicious meals. Free.
585-742-0140, www.victornyorg.
June 9: Victor Community Band
June 18: Fever, 1970s music experience
June 23: Flint Creek, country music
June 30: The Bob Greco Trio, Nik & the
Nice Guys lead singer
July 7: Franks Rat Pack, music from the
golden age of crooners
July 14: Double Shot, Rock and Roll
greatest hits, two at a time
July 21: Rochester Metropolitan
Jazz Orchestra
Fridays, June 10-August 12
6:30-8:00pm
Summer Concert Series
Carpenter Park at the Port of Pittsford
22 N. Main Street, Pittsford
Concert series along the canal, featuring
a variety of musical styles throughout
the season. Free. Open to the public. Park
includes a band pavilion and amenities for
boaters.
June 10: Mr. Mustard (Beatles tribute)
June 17: Prime Time Funk (Rhythm &
Blues)
June 24: Shahin Swings: Raymond J.
Shahin Tribute
July 1: No Concert
July 8: Bill Tiberio Jazz Band (Pop & Jazz)
July 15: The Swooners (Pop/Jazz/Dance/
Funk)
July 22: That Party Band/PYS Duck Drop
(Party/Rock band)
Rubber ducks in the canal raise funds for
Pittsford Youth Services!
July 29: Penfield Pops Band
August 5: Fred Vine, Brian Williams &
Rockin Red (Blues, Swing & Jazz)
August 12: Pittsford Fire Department
Band (Pops)
July 6 & August 3, 6:30-7:30pm
Concerts for Kids
Carpenter Park at the Port of Pittsford
22 N. Main Street, Pittsford
Great interactive music and fun for the
whole family.
July 6: Paulsen & Baker (Good Time
Family Music)
August 3: Mr. Loops (Kids Rock)
June 11-July 30
Finger Lakes Chamber Music
We are excited about our 14th season,
which began with our annual fundraising
concert at the Belhurst Castle and
continues with our summer concerts.
As always, we will have a mix of old and
new, classic and pop, and a sprinkling of
surprises to delight and challenge.
String Quartet and Brunch
Mozart Flute Quartet, Richard Auldon
Clark "Forever Silenced", Beethoven
Eyeglass Duo, Villa-Lobos Bacchianas
Brasilieros No. 6, Richard Auldon Clark

Serenade for Flute Viola and Bassoon and
Dohnanyi Serenade for String Trio.
Ravines Wine Cellars, Geneva
Mozart String Quintet in C
Richard Auldon Clark "Life is Suite" and
Brahms String Quintet in F.
Glenn H Curtiss Museum
Annual Americana pops concert
String quartet with special guests
Resonanz featuring music of Gershwin,
Leroy Anderson, Leonard Bernstein,
George M. Cohan and Irving Berlin,
Aaron Copland's Old American Songs,
Selection of Shaker tunes and America the
Beautiful.
Keuka Colleges Norton Chapel
String Quartet
String quartet plus Jason Smeltzer, noted
theremin player. Gordon Jacob Miniature
Suite, Brahms Clarinet Quintet and a wild
assortment of popular songs, folk songs,
opera arias, Stephen Foster and electronic
improvisations all featuring the theremin.
Wednesday, July 13, 6:30pm
Yates County Courthouse Lawn
Bach to Rock
Electronic instruments. Free.
Glenn H Curtiss Museum
Music in Motion
Collaboration between FLCMF and dance
performers. Bach Suite of Dances, Ravel
Sonate for violin and cello, Schubert Trio,
Ravel Pavanne, Kodaly Intermezzo.
Albrechtsberger String Trio
Hovhaness Four Bagatelles, Rossini String
Sonata No. 3, Dvorak String Quintet in G.
315-536-0383, fingerLakes-music.org.
Musical Porches
Founders Square, Geneva
Washington Street area
Take a sunset stroll around a beautiful
neighborhood and enjoy the diverse
music being performed from resident's
porches. Experience the friendly,
relaxed atmosphere of Founders Square.
Musicians volunteer their talents and
homeowners provide the porches!
For more information on the event, please
contact Kathryn Vaughn, Angela Marino, or
the Geneva Neighborhood Resource Center
at 315-828-6588, www.genevanrc.org.
Saturday June 18, 10:00am-4:00pm
Rain or Shine
20th Annual Notable Garden Tour
A Rainbow of Gardens
The Greece Performing Arts Society

presents eight gardens in Greece with
musicians, artists and light refreshments
in each garden. Also, a Perennial Plant
Sale at 179 Kentucky Crossing, open to
the public, 9:30am-3:00pm. Tickets: $17
in advance, $22 day-of-tour, $15 for GPAS
members. 585-234-5636, www.greeceperformingarts.org.
June 24-July 2
Xerox Rochester
International Jazz Festival
More than 200 concerts, including more
than 80 free concerts on outdoor stages.
Ticket prices vary, multiple locations.
www.rochesterjazz.com.
Fridays, June 24-September 2
2016 Music on the Erie
199 Van Buren Street
Newark
Free. Snacks available for purchase, bring
own lawn chair.
June 24: The Old Hippies
July 1: Branded
July 8: The Flock
July 15, 6:00-9:00pm: Brian Ayers Acoustic
and Its My Party
July 22: The Marbletones
July 29: Wolf Mountain
August 5: Frankie and the Jewels
Acoustically Speaking
August 12: 93 Miles to Empty
August 19: TBD
August 26: The Ghost Riders
September 2: The Marbletones
Every Friday Night in July & August
Fridays, 8:00-10:00pm
Rain or Shine
Moonlight Stroll Music Series
Sonnenberg Gardens
Come see your favorite gardens aglow
with lights, stroll the grounds on a balmy
summer's eve. Performers will be located
on the mansion veranda. Bring your lawn
chairs and blankets or choose from among
some of the limited seats Sonnenberg
provides. Light refreshments sold by
Friends of Sonnenberg, delicious wines
sold by the glass. Fee. 585-394-4922,
www.sonnenberg.org.
Wednesdays, July 6-August 10
6:30-9:30pm
Special Summertime Series
at Geneva On the Lake
1001 Lochland Road, Rt. 14, Geneva
Rain site: Lakefront Park Gazebo
Join us at the lakefront for live music for
the whole family to enjoy! Bring blankets/
chairs and have your dinner with us on the
lawn while you enjoy the scenic backdrop
of Seneca Lake while listening to some
great music from local artists.

July 6: Finger Lakes Symphony Orchestra
July 13: Nancy Curvin, 5:30pm & 78 RPM
July 20: Andy Stobie & The Greater
Finger Lakes Orchestra
July 27: Eddie DeWitt Band with
Steve Venuti
August 3:Its My Party!
August 10 : Larry Stamatell, Steve
Palumbo & Geneva Jazz Band
1-800-3-GENEVA, 315-789-7190,
www.genevaonthelake.com.
RPO Movies Marches & America
CMAC (Performing Art Center)
Celebration of music, movies and all
things American! Catch the Olympic spirit
just in time for the 2016 summer games
and relive iconic film scores. Top it off with
a brilliant fireworks display complete with
red, white and blue tunes that will have
your toes tapping! Fee. 585-394-4400,
www.rpo.org.
July 10-September 4
Sundays, 2:00-4:00pm
Sodus Bay Historical Societys
Summer at the Lighthouse
Free Concert Series
Orient Express Band

This popular Rochester party band plays it
all from jazz classics and retro disco to
soul music and todays pop hits.
favorite hits from the 1950s and even

arrive in their 1959 Edsel! Break out your
poodle skirts and leather jackets and join
the fun!
Sunday, July 17
Smugtown Stompers
Rochesters favorite Dixieland jazz band
is sure to get you stomping your feet!
Sunday, August 21
The Flyin Column
Syracuses favorite Celtic band plays all
your favorite Irish and Scottish music,
including waltzes, sing-alongs, and
ballads.
Sunday, July 24
The FabCats
Syracuses most popular Beatles and
British Invasion band brings the 1960s
back to life!
Sunday, July 31
Nancy Kelly
A gifted singer whose performances
featuring jazz, blues, and swing favorites
are known around the world!
Sunday, August 7
RPO Marimba Band
Members of the Rochester Philharmonic
Orchestras percussion section play
ragtime, jazz, novelty music, and Latin
tunes on marimbas, vibraphones, steel
drums, drum set, and other percussion
instruments.
Sunday, August 14
Shama Lama
The energetic guys and gals in this Nik
Entertainment band perform all your
Sunday, August 28
Matt Chase and Thunder Canyon
Syracuses premier authentic modern
and traditional country music band
a polished performance sure to become
a crowd favorite!
Sunday, September 4
Starlight Orchestra
All your Big Band favorites (Miller, Dorsey,
Goodman, Barnett, Ellington) with great
vocal and instrumental soloists. One of
the premier big bands in Western NY!
Free. Bring a chair. Free shuttle bus from
Newark, Lyons, Sodus and Sodus Point.
Refreshments available at the Lighthouse
Concession Stand. Made possible by
the New York State Council on the Arts,
Finger Lakes Community Arts Grants, and
Lighthouse Events Sponsors. 315-4834936, www.sodusbaylighthouse.org.
July 11-August 25, 7:00pm
Concerts on the Library Lawn
Henrietta Public Library
455 Calkins Road, Henrietta
Free and open to the public.
585-359-7092.
Monday, July 11: Good Time Music
with The Paulsen & Baker Band
Thursday, August 4: Mark the Mailman
& Friends Blues
Thursday, August 25: Paradigm Shift
Soul-Jazz Trio
July 15-24
Canandaigua Lake Music Festival
Auditorium
We are proud to bring another brilliant
group of musicians together for an

exciting festival in 2016! CLMF Artistic
DirectorsAmy Sue Barston and Kevin
Kumar are working hard to weave
fascinating and varied musical selections
throughout the ten days of the festival
events that will be greatly enjoyed and
long remembered:
Friday, July 15
Concert 1: Intimate Dowland
and Schubert
You might be familiar with Jon
Nakamatsu as a regular soloist with
the RPO, but this is your opportunity
to hear the Van Cliburn Competition
Gold Medalist performing Schuberts
intimate Impromptus for solo piano.
The internationally renowned piano
virtuoso who will be joined by Rochester
CITY Critics Pick Pegasus Early Music
Ensemble, who has been described as
Highly unique and always original.
Friday, July 17
Concert 2
Jon Nakamatsu
Jon Nakamatsu joins the co-artistic
directors of the Canandaigua LakeMusic
Festival in a concert of one of the great
piano trios of the repertoire! Amy
Sue Barston (cello) and Kevin Kumar
(violin) bring their trademark musical
chemistry to every performance, and the
combination of the three artists promises
to be moving and powerful.
Finger Lakes Camerata 2
The Finger Lakes Camerata, based at
Finger Lakes Community College, is select
group of about twenty-four community
members and students chosen annually
through audition, who perform a cappella
works and music for chamber chorus in
concerts each semester. Dennis Maxfield,
adjunct instructor of music at FLCC, is the
Cameratas director.
Wednesday, July 20
Classical Blue Jeans
Bristol Harbor

Moving from the concert hall to an
informal setting with an awe-inspiring
view of Bristol Harbors stunning natural
beauty. Sit down with the musicians for
a delicious barbecue dinner, and get up
close and personal with them as they
entertain you with an eclectic variety of
music, ranging from blazing fiddle music
to Broadway, jazz, and a few surprises!
Featuring Amy Sue Barston (cello), Kevin
Kumar and Maia Jasper (violins) and
Meredith Crawford (viola).
Friday July 22
Concert 3: Giants of the Romantic Era
Giants of the Romantic Era Immerse
yourself in some of the greatest music of
the Romantic Era, performed by artists
known for their warmth and musicality!
One half will feature one of the most
beloved works for violin and piano, Cesar
Francks Sonata in A major. This year, the
festival will continue its cycle of Brahms
piano quartets with a work of grandeur,
despair, and triumph: the Piano Quartet
No. 3 in C minor.
Sunday, July 24
Concert 4: Audrey Andrist
Back by popular demand, Audrey Andrist
returns for her 3rd consecutive season
with the festival! Audiences have come to
love her brilliant, genuine music-making
and a natural rapport with her listeners.
Shell present a beautiful recital of piano
literature gems and give some background
on the pieces from the stage. The second
half will feature one of the pinnacles of
human genius. Towards the end of his
life, Beethoven plumbed the depths of
his inner world and found not only a new

approach to music but also compassion
and supreme consolation. Nowhere
is this more evident than in his String
Quartet in A minor, Op 132. Dont miss
this opportunity to hear this masterpiece
brought to life by Kumar, Jasper, Crawford,
and Barston!
canandaigualakemusic.org.
Tuesdays, July 19, August 2 & 16, 9
7:30pm
Newark Park Band Concert
Central Park
One hour free concerts. Benches provided
or bring your own lawn chair.
Finger Lakes Chorale
Verdi Requiem
Hochstein Performance Hall
50 N. Plymouth Avenue, Rochester
2016 is going to be big! Our singers and
audiences have been asking for the Verdi
Requiem, so we intend to deliver it in
a grand fashion. And we have engaged
world-class soloists. The Finger Lakes
Chorale is a community chorus with a
membership of about 90+ singers from
the region. Free. For more information
please call 585-465-0838. www.
fingerlakeschoral.org.
Thursday-Saturday, July 28-30
8th Annual Brantling
Bluegrass Festival
Brantling Ski Slopes Grounds
4015 Fish Farm Road, Sodus
Three jam-packed days of great bluegrass
music from some of the top national,
regional and local bands. Camping,
instrumental, food and craft vendors,

fireworks, kids events, and more.
Camping available. 315-331-2365, www.
brantlingbluegrass.com.
throughout the day. Kid's games, dancing,

raffles, food and door prizes available for
adults throughout the day.
www.crackerboxpalace.com.
Thursdays, August 4-25, 6:30-8:00pm

Free Concerts in the Park Series
Clifton Springs Concerts
Rotary Park, East Main Street
Across from Spa Apartments
August 4: 78 RPM Big Band
August 11: Music Makers (Big Band)
August 18: Don Newcomb Band
(Country, Classic Rock)
August 25: Tim OHorn (Acoustic Adult)
Bring chairs or a blanket. 315-462-5151.
September 9-11
Rain or Shine
Golden Link Folk Singing Society's
2016 Turtle Hill Folk Festival
Rotary Sunshine Campus
809 Five Points Road, Rush
45th Year! A great weekend of music
featuring concerts, workshops, singing,
jamming, food, childrens' fun, campfires
and fun! Featuring: David Wilcox, April
Verch Band, Gathering Time, Jim Gaudet
& the Railroad Boys, Robert Jones &
Matt Watroba, Bob Zentz with Ramblin'
Conrad's Old-Time Tent, Mara Levine.
New Voices Emerging Artists Showcase,
Saturday at 4:00pm.Held at a spacious
and beautiful facility with rain-proof cover
for all activities, mini golf, nature trails,
rough camping, cabins, restrooms, hot
showers and a small array of food and
craft vendors. www.goldenlink.org.
Saturday, August 6
11:00am-6:00pm
Central New York Wine & Jazz Fest
Northrup Park, Wolcott
Wine tasting on Main Street in the
Village of Wolcott. Music by well-known
jazz artists at the bandstand. Vendors
in the park. www.wolcottlionsclub.com.
Music at Insprire Moore
Donna the Buffalo Returns!
All ages welcome, kids 12 and under must
be accompanied by an adult. Fee.
Come out for an awesome night of music
and wine! 585-374-5970,
www.inspiremoorewinery.com.
August 27, Noon
10th Annual Moosic Fest 2016!
Jammin with the Animals!
Cracker Box Palace
Bands will play 'til the cows come
home! Up to 10 bands of all genres play
Noon-9:00pm
3rd Annual Main Street Pittsford
Food Truck and Music Fest
Main Street, Village of Pittsford
The towns last big event of the season,
featuring delicious food from a variety
of regional food trucks, a beer and wine
garden, and great music all day plus
carnival rides and plenty of games and
activities. Headlining performance by the
Zac Brown Tribute Band. Free admission.
Food and drinks available for purchase.
www.townofpittsford.org.
Geneva Music Festival Latino Cultural Celebration

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8 through SATURDAY, JUNE 11
The 2016 Geneva Music Festival (GMF), now in its
sixth year, will take place from June 2 through 18,
with concerts in Geneva, Auburn, Canandaigua and
Skaneateles. Diverse programming will include
chamber, vocal and organ recitals. This season will
feature many GMF veterans as well a number of
exciting new artists, including Dashon Burton, baritone
vocalist; Laurie Smukler, Juilliard faculty member and
violinist; and Clara Lyon of the Spektral Quartet. This
season also includes a Latino Cultural Celebration
highlighting a rich heritage of music and dance that is
a major facet of Latino culture.
The Latino Cultural Celebration takes place from June
8 through 11, and kicks off with a free concert of folk
music on a Venezuelan harp, featuring Maestro Jorge
Diaz-Herrera. The celebration continues with an
evening of chamber music during which GMF artists
capture the spirit of Latin America with fiery works of

the greatest Latin and Spanish composers. Argentinean
bandoneonist JP Jofre returns to Geneva for Viva el
Tango! a night of new and old Tango masterworks,
after having mesmerized audiences during his GMF
debut in 2014. To cap off the celebration, Amaya Dance,
of Houston, Texas, will present a salsa dance workshop
at Hobart and William Smith Colleges and a night of
social dancing at Ravines Winery, where DJ Felix Jordan
will spin the best of Salsa, Bachata and Cha-Cha!
Tickets for all evening concerts and an after concert
reception are $20/adults, free/children 18 and younger.
The dance workshop is $15 and there is a $10 cover
charge for Fiesta! Salsa Dancing@ Ravines. All venues
are wheelchair accessible and air conditioned. For
more information, including concert details, times and
locations, visit genevamusicfestival.com.
Clifton Springs Sulphur Springs Festival

FRIDAY, JUNE 3 and SATURDAY, JUNE 4
You know youre attending one of the best

area festivals around once youve arrived
in Clifton Springs!
The festival kicks off Friday with the Beer
& Wine Crawl and the Flint Creek Band
will be playing at the Rotary Bandstand
from 7:00-10:00pm. Enjoy craft vendors
and live musical acts on Friday and
Saturday along with games for the kids,
lots of food, and much, much more.
Celebrating the village and its history,
the festival is family fun for all ages!
The finale of the festival is Saturday
evening, as a giant parade winds its way
through town. Featured bands, stiltwalkers, cartoon characters and clowns
are among the many things youll see.
EVERYONE loves a parade!
ITS BACK! The Sulphur Springs Car Show
on Main Street is held on Saturday from
10:00am-2:00pm. Come and show off
your car. All participants receive a custom
dash plaque.
For more information visit
www.SulphurSpringsFestival.com
or Facebook:
Sulphur Springs Festival Official.
FRIDAY, JUNE 3
Food & Craft Vendors (4:00-8:00pm)
Beer & Wine Crawl (5:00-8:00pm)
Flint Creek Band in Rotary Bandstand
(7:00-10:00pm)
Doubles Tennis Tournament

(9:00am-Noon)
Festivals Got Talent
(amateur competition)
Roving Juggler
SATURDAY, JUNE 4
Kid's Entertainment, Crafts & Games
3rd Annual Music Festival

featuring bluegrass, folk, country
(Noon-5:00pm)
Street Painting (9:00am-1:00pm)

Mechanical Bull
Car Show (10:00am-2:00pm)
Giant Parade with over 1,000

participants (6:00pm)
Victorian Fashion Show
Food & Craft Vendors

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MESSENGER POST MEDIA

2016 Finger Lakes Region

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Museums our area's rich history

National Registers for Historic Places.

East Bloomfield Historical Society

Ganondagan (gaNONdagan) is the site

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295 N. Main Street, Canandaigua

95 Water Street, Lyons

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Monday, June 13, 6:00-9:00pm

The Wayne County Historical Society

Saturday, June 4, 10:00am-Noon

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sexy? The answer is John Singer Sargent

Housed in an 1834 church building, the

A fun-filled day with much to offer!

Saturday, July 9, 9:00am-4:00pm

Wolcott Historical Society Museum

Antiques, auctions, flea markets, sales and more!

Please stop by, this is a major fundraiser

Brick Cafe in the church fellowship hall

have many wonderful treasures. Always a

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Spend your summer outdoors!

The Finger Lakes Trail System includes

Bristol Mountain Aerial Park

Bristol Mountain Resort

Lagoon Walk Park. The City of

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In solidarity with the U.S. participants,

popular picnic locations. 585-335-8111.

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or event, call 585-924-5100.

Details can be found at VictorHikingTrails.

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WAYNE COUNTY AREA

teaming with birds! Neotropical songbirds,

This six-hour team walk celebrates

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7700 Garner Road, Wolcott

Inn on Keuka Lake. Tickets and information are available at arcofyates.org.

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A FINGER LAKES MUST VISIT! OUR LITTLE TOWN IS YOUR

Naples is located three miles south of

bed and breakfasts to fit all tastes,

Open year round,

585.374.6360 Rt. 21 & 53 Naples

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Community farm markets are great fun!

Naples Natural Farmer's Market

Clyde Farmers Market

Walworth Farmers Market

Canandaigua VA Farmers Market

Wolcott Farmers Market

Cheshire Union Farmers Market

Allens Hill Farm

Clifton Springs Farmer's Market