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2 • September 2019 Fall Fun Guide 2019
GENESEE COUNTY
AUTUMN MOON FARM
Fall Fun Guide 2019 September 2019 • 3
343-5545
sawing, gas engines, threshing,
tractor pulls, working mod-
els, woodworking, flea market,
food, live music and blacksmith 21Liberty St., Batavia, NY
shop. An antique car show will
be held on Sunday. For more Sun.-Thurs. 11am-11pm, Fri. & Sat. 11am-Midnight
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or three days. If they eat a lot www.bataviasoriginal.com Visit our website for more information, schedule and directions
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days through Oct. 3 at 50 Maple Perry Farmers Market Festival Plaza, South Main St., ment. Information, 585-237-
Markets St. Food stamps, WIC, EBT and
senior citizen coupons are ac-
Open 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Saturdays to Sept. 28 at Perry
Perry. Hosts 15 to 20 vendors,
live music and other entertain-
2614, www.perryfarmersmar-
ket.com.
From T9 cepted. Information call, 335-
2963.
p.m., running into October. Geneseo Farmers Market
Vendors from around the re- Open 3 to 6:30 p.m. Thurs-
gion sell and promote a range of days until Oct. 17 at Center
local products including fresh Street between Main Street and
fruits and vegetables, meat and the public parking lot drive.
dairy, baked goods, wine, flow- Lots of activities, local vendors
ers, honey and goat milk soap. and musicians will be featured.
Certain vendors have bright For more information, call Kyli
green signs at their tables, indi- Knickerbocker, 585-233-9856.
cating that they accept checks Lima Farmers Market
from the New York State De- Open 3 to 6 p.m. Tuesdays
partment of Health’s Farmers’ until Oct. 22 at 7295 West Main
Market Nutrition Program. St., corner of Routes 15A, 5 and
The program runs from June 20. Information, call Sue Mue-
through November, provid- hleisen, 752-9238 or smue-
ing checks to allow for the pur- hleise@aol.com.
chase of fresh fruits and vege- Livonia Public Market
tables by women, infants and Open 9 a.m.-noon, Satur-
children through the Women, days, starting until Oct. 26 at
Infants and Children Program, First Presbyterian Church of Li-
and to senior citizens through vonia, 3837 Center St. and Route
the Commodity Supplemental 20A. Farmer, gardener and cer-
Food Program. tified kitchen vendors. Informa-
“It’s for women who have a tion, call Ken Schoonover, 233-
baby or young kids, or elderly 9611.
people,” said Merle, one of the Mount Morris Farmers
famers who takes these checks. Market
The Geneseo Farmers’ Mar- Open from noon until 6 p.m.,
ket is supported by the Village Fridays until Sept. 27 at 103
Main St. Accepting food stamps,
PLAN YOUR BUS TRIP ONLINE
and Town of Geneseo as well
as the Association for the Pres-
ervation of Geneseo and the
WIC, EBT, FNMP checks, and
senior citizen coupons. Infor-
OR GIVE US A SHOUT!
Genesee Valley Conservancy. mation call Anna Spencer, 910-
The market had its first season 260-1057.
in 2011. Nunda Area Farmers
Here’s a look at Farmers’ Market
Market in the GLOW Region: Open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Satur-
days until Oct. 26 at the Govern-
ment Center, State and Mas-
GENESEE COUNTY sachusetts streets. For vendor
Genesee County Farmers information call 314-6128.
Market Springwater Farmers RTS Genesee RTS Orleans
Open every Tuesday, Thurs- Market (585) 343-3079 (585) 589-0707
day and Friday to Oct. 27 from Open 3 to 6 p.m. Fridays at myRTS.com/Genesee myRTS.com/Orleans
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the corner of the Four Corners in Springwater
through Oct. 11. Plants, veggies,
153 Cedar Street 225 W. Academy Street
Bank Street and Alva Place in the
city of Batavia. For more infor- berries, fruit, baked goods, eggs, Batavia, NY 14020 Albion, NY 14411
mation, visit Genesee Country honey, herbs, wool, and crafts.
Farmers’ Market on Facebook. No fees for vendors, springwa-
Le Roy Farmers Market terfarmersmarket.com.
Open 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sat-
urdays to Oct. 5 at Trigon Park. ORLEANS COUNTY
For more information, call 585-
297-2441. Canal Village Farmers
Bergen Community Market RTS Livingston RTS Wyoming
Farmers Market Open 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Satur- (585) 658-4690 (585) 786-6050
Open 4 to 7 p.m. through Oc- days through October at 127 W. myRTS.com/Livingston myRTS.com/Wyoming
tober in Hickory Park on Route Center St. in Medina.
Kendall Farmers Market - Hampton Corners 38 Duncan Street
19. For more information, call
585-494-1675. Open 3:30-7 p.m. Thursdays un- Operations Center Warsaw, NY 14569
til the third Thursday in October 4390 Gypsy Lane
at Clarendon Historical Society
LIVINGSTON COUNTY on Route 31 in Clarendon.
Mt. Morris, NY 14510
Dansville Farmers Market
Open 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Fri- WYOMING COUNTY
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Genuine
to protect farmland from future
development. Hours: Check out our rooms/rates on our website
Mon., Tues., Wed. 9-6
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the National Register of His- 4425 W. Saile Dr., Batavia, NY (585) 343-9598 6901 Hamilton St. • Portageville, NY • 585.493.2484
toric Places.
14 • September 2019 Fall Fun Guide 2019
available.
Valley The diversity of the Gen-
esee Valley has long provid-
ed inspiration for artists,
n Sept. 14 — Doors will open
From T12 including Thomas Cole,
at 9 a.m. with displays and ated 110 works inspired by founder of the Hudson
various speakers throughout River School of Art. Cole
the valley. A six-week ex-
the day. The Legionnaires also traveled to the area in 1839
hibit of the 12-by-12-inch at the request of state Ca-
plan to start the day with a chil-
dren’s parade, with details to works at the Silver Lake nal Commissioner Samual
be announced soon. Brewing Project in Perry Ruggles who wanted Cole
Games and scavenger hunts allowed the community to to capture the gorge’s un-
will be conducted through- view the paintings in per- spoiled beauty.
out the day. Walter Klein’s
great-nephew and his family
ty projects such as vision
will be on site as well as a World
War I re-enactor who will give
two- to 45-minute talks in a
Walks checks for children, yearly
library contributions and
first-person perspective. PHOTO COURTESY OF WALTER KLEIN POST 532 From T8 the Noyes Cancer Center.
An inflatable obstacle course Legionnaires Frank Hollister Jr. and Dan Walczak are shown at For more information and
provided by The Charcoal Cor- the Legion building at Warsaw’s village park. Post members say Educate With Heart & Soul registration details go to
ral will be available starting at the organization offers a definite sense of camaraderie. 5K Run and 1 Mile Fun www.dansvillelions5k.
11 a.m., along with an appear- Run/Walk: Event for all Nov. 28
ance by Hawk Creek Wildlife the organization was chartered still keeps getting people in, ages, runner and non-run- Livonia
Center. by Congress. from generation to generation ner, begins 9 a.m. at 60 Livonia Turkey Trot: A
The Legionnaires will be “Congress establishes our to generation, and still helping
Park Place, and benefits the 3.4-mile run starts at 8 a.m.
joined at 1 p.m. by the Buffa- eligibility requirements,” he out,” McLaughlin said. “The
school while teaching kids at Livonia High School, 2
lo Zoomobile unit, with youth said. “We have fought for a long patriotism is still there, you
time to get those requirements about health and wellness. Bulldog Blvd.. Hosted by
group displays throughout the know?”
changed ... On July 30, the “I think among our post real- Register online at www. The Friends of Livonia Ed-
day. There will be kids’ crafts,
president signed into law the ly, especially among those who stagnesavon.org/racetoed- ucation Foundation, Li-
face painting and balloon art-
Legion Act, which has opened are frequently involved with ucate. vonia Central School and
ists on-site.
Food will be available for the door for anybody who’s an stuff, there’s a huge feeling, Oct. 6 the Village of Livonia with
purchase by Laurie’s Restau- honorably-discharged veteran almost like a family,” Walczak Dansville proceeds benefiting the Li-
rant and Yummies Ice Cream. who served since Dec. 7, 1941.” added. “I think a lot of us have Dansville Lions 5K: The vonia Food Pantry. For low-
The restored Veterans’ Mon- He said the organization is all experienced some similar race begins at 9 a.m. at the est registration fees and a
ument that was ruined in the extremely proud Congress was things and did our time. We American Legion Daniel race t-shirt, register by Nov.
May 2015 storm will be unveiled able to solve the issue in a bi- enjoy that camaraderie, and to Goho Post 87, 34 Elizabeth 1 at itsyourrace.com and
at 1 p.m. The Legionnaires partisan manner. see any organization which can St. The proceeds support search for “Livonia Turkey
will then host local band King So the American Legion’s survive 100 years is amazing.” the Lions Club communi- Trot.”
Domino that evening and food history continues, both nation-
trucks will again be on-site. ally and in Warsaw.
One thing the post would “It’s very fascinating and
like to clear up as Legionnaires exciting at the same time that
— Walczak said the American something was kept going for
Legion got complaints in the all these years, especially with
past that its membership eli- everything that’s going on
gibility too limited. But he said nowadays — to see that a group
MOVING
seum.org. For more informa- tickets, or for more informa- 90-year-old electric trolley car. City Church, 210 East Main St.
tion, call the museum at (585) tion, call (585) 889-0770 or visit Trolleys operate throughout
589-9013. Cobblestone Muse- www.stokoefarms.com. Stokoe the day starting at 11:30 a.m. Sept. 21
um, 14389 Ridge Road Farms, 656 South Road Reservations are not required. Geneseo October 1, 2019
on
For more information, call Gala in the Valley: 6 p.m. at
to 52 Main Street
Sept. 21 Sept. 15 (585) 371-5797 or visit www. the National Warplane Mu-
Pembroke nymtmuseum.org. New York seum. The event, in its eighth LeRoy, NY
Castile
Kiwanis Car Classic: The Museum of Transportation, year, benefits the United Way
Native American and Pio-
10th annual Kiwanis Car Clas- 6393 East River Road of Livingston County. Tick- WEEKLY ART CLASSES
neer Heritage Day: The annual
event takes place from 10 a.m. sic will be held from 11 a.m. to ets to the black tie optional •
to 4 p.m. at Trailside Lodge ar- 4 p.m. in Pembroke Town Park. Sept 21 gala are $125. A cocktail hour PRIVATE EVENTS FOR
ea in Letchworth State Park. The event will feature classic Batavia and silent auction begins at
Watch Native Americans danc- cars, vendors, food trucks, kids Musical Memories Concert: 6 p.m. followed by dinner at KIDS AND ADULTS
ers perform traditional dances activities, basket raffles and hot The Crossroads House 10th 7 p.m. with cocktails and live (585) 356-2533
and learn about their cultural dogs/hamburgers by Cross- annual Musical Memories
roads House. Pembroke Town Concert is scheduled for 6:30 www.theARTofMandy.com
significance. The day’s events See FESTIVALS T16
will include craft demonstra- Park, 8750 Alleghany Road to 9 p.m. at City Church. It is
tions, as well as a variety of an evening filled with music
demonstrations related to Sept. 15 to Oct. 27 from professional musicians
Native American and pioneer
life. Food, goods and fun will
be available. Letchworth State
Park, 1 Letchworth State Park Pick Your Own
• Strawberries • Christmas Trees
Sept. 21 and 22 • Raspberries • Blueberries
Hemlock • Apples • Etc.
Finger Lakes Fiber Festi-
val: A showcase of local fiber September and October
vendors at the Hemlock Fair-
grounds (Route 15A) includes Monday through Saturday 9-6
classes, free lectures and
demonstrations. The cost is $7 and Sunday 10-4
per person, free for ages 12 and
younger. Hours are 10 a.m. to 798-4247
5 p.m. Sept. 21 and 10 a.m. to
4 p.m. Sept. 22. Hemlock Fair- 11170 Maple Ridge Rd. • Medina, NY 14103
16 • September 2019 Fall Fun Guide 2019
Information www.littlelakesny. that persist to the present day ty or to book go to www.Rolling- ton. The festival features a jur-
Festivals org. Little Lakes Community
Center, 4705 South Main St.
- and some are based on his-
torical accounts. Reservations
HillsAsylum.com and click on
COME TO AN EVENT to view
ied arts and crafts show, food,
day-long entertainment, a car
From T15 required, gcv.org. Genesee the calendar and/or to buy tick- show and an apple contest. For
Sept. 22 to 23 Country Village and Museum, ets. You may also leave a mes- more information, visit www.
music starting at 8:30 p.m. For Arcade 1410 Flint Hill Road sage at 585-502-4066. hiltonapplefest.org. Down-
more information, call (585) The Great Train Robbery: town Hilton, West Ave.
519-4250, uwlivingston.org. The Arcade & Attica Railroad Sept. 28 to Oct. 28 Sept. 28 to 29
National Warplane Museum, will host its “Great Train Rob- Darien Bergen Sept. 28 to Oct. 26
3489 Big Tree Lane bery” at 1 p.m. Sept. 21-22. Fright Fest: Darien Lake National Alpaca Farm Days: Hunt
Genesee Valley Hunt Pa- This family event features cos- Theme Park will hold its Fright Northwoods Alpacas in Ber- Grizzly’s Trail of Terror: A
rade: The opening of the Gen- tumed actors. Tickets are $22 Fest from 6 to 11 p.m. Fridays, gen, Alpaca Delights in East thrilling and terrifying one-of-
esee Valley Hunt takes place for adults and $20 for seniors, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturdays and Bethany, Enchanted Forest a-kind Trail of Terror bus ride
on Main Street at 7:30 a.m. children and veterans. For 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays from Alpacas in Le Roy and Triple and walk along a trail filled with
The parade of hounds and rid- more information, or to pur- Sept. 27 through Oct. 27. By day, B’s Alpaca Farm in Darien will gruesome and horrifying mon-
ers begins at the south end of chase tickets, visit www.aarail- families with young children participate in National Alpaca sters. This event is not recom-
Main Street at the Wadsworth road.com. Arcade & Attica Rail- can enjoy a trick-or-treat trail, Farm Days from 10 a.m. to 5 mended for children younger
Homestead and ends at the road, 278 Main St. along with other kid-friend- p.m. Saturday and Sunday. than 13 years old, pregnant
north end, at the Hartford ly activities. But, at night the National Alpaca Farm Days is a women and those with medical
House. Downtown Geneseo, Sept. 23 to Oct. 28 park transforms from a theme weekend-long open house that conditions. Admission is $15 at
Main Street Medina park to a scream park featur- takes place the final weekend the door and it is recommend-
6th Annual Genesee Valley Vineyard Express: The Me- ing: zombies roaming around each September. Visitors can ed that children younger than
Chicken Wing Festival: Be- dina Railroad Museum will every corner; new scare zones pet and freed the animals, walk 16 years old be accompanied
gins at noon, ends at 3 p.m. run its Vineyard Express train and haunted mazes; two new the trails and watch videos of by adults. The event takes place
Presented by the Association ride from 11:30 a.m. to 6:45 haunted houses (additional fee alpaca sheering and turning every Saturday from Sept. 28
for the Preservation of Gen- p.m. Oct. 6 Your ticket includes required); and a new laser light their hair into yarn. Shop for through Oct. 26. Hours are 7:30
eseo (APOG). On Main Street, a Medina Railroad Museum show, Laser Spooktacular, per- clothing made with the ani- to 11:30 p.m. Food and bev-
restaurants from all over Liv- tour, dinner at Spring Lake formed on Friday and Saturday mal fiber. Some sites will have erages will be available. Little
ingston County will set up to Winery, music by the lake and nights at 10:30 p.m. To pur- demonstrations on spinning, Monster’s Day, scheduled from
compete for the prestigious an interactive murder mystery chase tickets, or for more infor- felting, weaving. noon to 4 p.m. Oct. 27 will fea-
title of “Best Wings in the Val- play. Dress appropriately for mation, visit www.darienlake. AppleUmpkin Festival: The ture friendly, non-scary mon-
ley.” Besides the wing tasting the weather. Reservations are com. Darien Lake Theme Park, 33rd annual AppleUmpkin Fes- sters for children to get treats
there will be a wing eating com- required and may be made 9993 Alleghany Road tival is scheduled form 10 a.m. to from. Once the trail of treats has
petition - compete for the title online through www.medina- 5 p.m. Sept. 29-30 in the histor- been completed, the Spooky
“Champion Chicken Chomp- railroad.com. Medina Railroad Sept. 28 ic gaslight village of Wyoming. Bus will take everyone back
er.” To sample the wings, Museum, 530 West Ave. Medina Walk along the gas-lit streets down the trail where kids will
tickets must be purchased in Ale in Autumn: The 10th lined with hundreds of craft ven- be given a bag of loot. $10 for
advance from savethewall. Sept. 27 annual Ale in Autumn festival dors, strolling entertainers and trick or treaters. Kids wearing
brownpapertickets.com. All Mumford is scheduled for 2 to 7 p.m. in delectable festival treats. For a costume will be entered in-
proceeds fund APOG’s Save After-Hours Tour: Ghost Downtown Medina. Presented more information, visit www. to a drawing to win a prize. For
the Wall Project. A beer tent for Stories: Genesee Country Vil- by the Medina Business Asso- appleumpkin.com. Downtown more information, call 585-476-
guests 21 and older. Live mu- lage & Museum will feature a ciation, the event will feature Wyoming, Main Street 2249. Grizzly’s Trail of Terror,
sic by The Ref Airs. Downtown mildly theatrical, largely his- beer tasting and visits to the 10042 South River Road
Geneseo, Main Street torical and thoroughly...un- quaint shops of the business Oct. 5 and 6
Mumford nerving event. Explore eerie district. For more information, Hilton Oct. 4 to 5
Smithsonian Museum Day folktales of supernatural visits visit www.medinabusiness. Apple Festival: The 38th Caledonia
Live!: An event sponsored by and haunted happenings from org. Downtown Medina, North annual Hilton Apple Fest is Harvest Bounty Fall Fair: En-
Smithsonian magazine that of- across New York State on a Main and East Center streets scheduled for 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ter all your spring, summer and
fers two free admission tickets guided walking tour through East Bethany: Dinner with a Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4:30
on Sept. 21 to Genesee Country the shadowy corners of the Ghost and Hunt, 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. p.m. Sunday in Downtown Hil- See FESTIVALS T17
Village and Museum. The mu- Historic Village. Handed down at Rolling Hills Asylum on 11001
seum is open from 10 a.m. to 5 from generation to genera- Bethany Center Rd. Cost is $69
p.m. In order to get the tickets,
apply online at the Smithsonian
tion, these are ghostly stories per person. To check availabili-
Shakti Yoga
website, www.smithsonian- Registered Yoga School & Certified Teachers with Yoga Alliance.
mag.com/museumday.com.
Gentle Beginner • Level 1 and Mixed Level Classes • Chair Yoga
Genesee Country Village & Mu- Restorative Yoga & Meditation • Bodymind Ballwork
seum, 1410 Flint Hill Road Private Sessions • Workshops & Retreats with
Renowned Guest Teachers • Teacher Trainings
Sept. 28
Hemlock CLASS CARDS AND NEW STUDENT DISCOUNTS.
Barn Festival: From 9 a.m. to DROP-INS ALWAYS WELCOME!
3 p.m. at the Little Lakes Com-
munity Center. The third annu-
al Barn Festival has activities for
the whole family, featuring local 2 School Street, Geneseo
craft and food vendors, music www.shaktiyogageneseo.com
all day, wacky bounce house, shaktiyogageneseo@gmail.com
balloon mania, and games. Also
“Special Touch Bakery” pie sale. 585-243-5240
Fall Fun Guide 2019 September 2019 • 17
will remember for a lifetime. through some of the down- 10 a.m. Saturday. For more in- Ghost Walk and visit sever-
Festivals Registration is required. Call
585-457-3228 to register for a 6,
town businesses, tasting over
20 fantastic New York State
formation, visit www.gcv.org.
Genesee Country Village & Mu-
al “ghosts” connected to the
museum’s past. Tour guides
From T16 7 or 8 p.m. time slot. The cost is wines. Several large raffle bas- seum, 1410 Flint Hill Road will lead you through a walking
$8 for Buffalo Audubon Society kets, photo booth fun, prizes tour of about a dozen different
fall flowers, fairy gardens, do- members and $9 for non-mem- for best dressed, social media Oct. 12 to 14 locations on the Museum’s
mestics, canning, woodwork- bers. For more information, voting on “Best Place to Taste”, Castile campus, including the cobble-
ing, animals, vegetables, any- visit www.buffaloaudubon.org. and much more will be offered Letchworth Arts & Crafts stone schoolhouse, the oldest
thing you made or grew. All fair Beaver Meadow Audubon Cen- at this year’s event. For more Show and Sale: The 44th annual cobblestone church in North
entries in by 7 p.m. setup/entry ter, 1610 Welch Road information, visit www.down- Letchworth Arts & Crafts Show America, and a cobblestone
day Oct. 4. Opening day of the townbataviany.com. Down- and Sale is scheduled for 10 a.m. parsonage, all National Histor-
fair is Oct. 5 at 9 a.m., car cruise Oct. 5 to 27 town Batavia, Main Street. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday ic Landmarks. Along the way
2-5 p.m.; wine, craft beer, ci- Attica and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday guests will “meet” apparitions
der, cheese and chocolate tast- Haunted Hay Rides at Crow Oct. 5 to 6 in Letchworth State Park, High- of such notables as newspaper
ings 4-7 p.m. Also music, food Creek: Take a ride through Mumford land Recreation Area. The festi- editor Horace Greeley, William
vendors, wagon rides, raffle a haunted farm from 7 to 10 Fall Festival and Agricul- val features artists from around Babbitt who superintended
baskets and more throughout p.m. Fridays and Saturdays tural Fair: Genesee Country the country showing and selling the construction of District #5
the day. Information living- throughout October. Covered Village & Museum will present their creations. It is now ranked Cobblestone Schoolhouse and
stoncountyfair.org. Living- wagons are used during rain. its annual Fall Festival & Agri- in the top 100 in the nation became Town Supervisor and
ston County Fairgrounds, 319 There is a warming hut for cultural Fair from 10 a.m. to 4 for classic and contemporary served in the NYS Assembly;
Leicester Street chilly evenings. Refreshments p.m. Saturday and Sunday. shows. Get a jump start on your and Rev. Stephen Smith who
are available. For more infor- All youth ages 17 and under holiday shopping by support- gave the dedicatory address
Oct. 4 to 13 mation, call 585-322-3090. admitted free. The authentic, ing master artists in their crafts. at the opening of the Cobble-
Batavia Haunted Hay Rides at Crow 19th Century country fair will Park admission is $10 per car- stone Universalist Church in
The Batavia Players will Creek, 1520 Mengs Road includes live-stock shows and load. For more information, call 1834. Tours begin every 20
present “The Rocky Horror Pic- Oct. 5 to 28 a farmers market. There will be the Arts Council for Wyoming minutes and will last about 90
ture Show” at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. Arcade non-stop activities all week- County at 585-237-3517 or visit minutes. The event will be held
4, 5, 11 and 12 and 2 p.m. on Fall Foliage Train Rides: end long, in tradition of the www.artswyco.org. Letchworth rain or shine and a half mile of
Oct. 6 and 13. Tickets are $15 The Arcade & Attica Railroad county fairs of days gone by. State Park, 1 Letchworth State walking is required. The cost is
for adults and $13 for students will host its fall foliage train Shop the merchant tents, eat Park $10 for adults and $5 for chil-
and seniors. Tickets are avail- rides Fridays, Saturdays and your way through everything dren ages 12 and under. To reg-
able at www.dailynewstickets. Sundays through October. See from apples to strudel. Enter- Oct. 19 ister, or for more information,
com. Shows will take place at beautiful colors of autumn tainment includes circus act, Albion call 585-589-9013 or visit www.
Harvester 56 Theater at 56 Har- while riding the rails. For more magic show, Punch and Judy Ghost Walk: Join the Cob- cobblestonemuseum.org.
vester Ave. in Batavia. information, or to purchase show and base ball champion- blestone Museum to step back Cobblestone Museum, 14389
tickets, visit www.aarailroad. ship games. Also the 4th annu- in time from 1 to 5 p.m. with
Oct. 11 to 13 com. Arcade & Attica Railroad, al Cast Iron Chef Competition the Cobblestone Museum See FESTIVALS T18
North Java 278 Main St.
Enchanted Forest: 6 to 9 p.m.
at Beaver Meadow Audubon Oct. 5
Center. An evening visit with Batavia
the animals, (portrayed by cos- Downtown Batavia Wine
tumed interpreters) who call Walk: The Downtown Batavia
Beaver Meadow home. Fun for Wine Walk, presented by the
the whole family, the Enchant- Downtown Batavia Business
ed Forest is an experience you Improvement District, from
5 to 8 p.m. Make your way
want to immerse yourself in the cider and donuts. In the muse- Reservations are required. To
Festivals railroad experience, there are
lunch options available. Depar-
um, there will be a unique trick-
or-treating experience in Hal-
register, or for more informa-
tion, call 585-533-1113 or visit
tion, 6393 East River Road
Oct. 23
From T17 ture times are: 11 a.m., 12 p.m. loween-decorated trolley cars. www.nymtmuseum.org. New
and 2 p.m. each scheduled date. Special hours and prices prevail. York Museum of Transporta- See FESTIVALS T19
Ridge Road. Tickets are $35 for first class,
$25 for coach, $23 for seniors,
Oct. 6
Geneseo
Harvest Festival: A day for
$18 for children ages 1-17 and
free for children under 1. To
purchase tickets, or for more in-
formation, visit www.medina-
Get your Car Ready for all
the family to celebrate the
railroad.com. Medina Railroad
5 OIL CHANGE
return to Nations Road. Hours Museum, 1410 Flint Hill Road INSPECTION
are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Highlights
$ 00
of this family-friendly event in-
clude horse races, dog events,
boutique shopping, a New York
Food and Wine Farmers Mar-
Oct. 19
Arcade
Ale and Cider Tasting: The
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and a Tailgate Picnic competi- keep a weathered eye on the
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or $15 at the gate; 12 and young-
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detailed information can be to purchase tickets, visit www. Wherever You Purchased Your Toyota Vehicle, We Can Take Care of Your
found at GVHraces.com. Held aarailroad.com. Arcade & Atti- Maintenance, Service and Reconditioning Needs
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Medina Halloween Trolley Express:
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offer its annual fall foliage ex- nual Halloween Trolley Express. 585-344-4141 • Fax 585-343-9580
cursions Oct. 16, 20, 26 and 27. Children and their parents are
Enjoy a two-hour, round trip
train ride through the wooded
encouraged to wear their Hal-
loween costumes. The trolley
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during autumn. If you really
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Oct. 26
Batavia
Historic Batavia Cemetery
Candlelight Tour: The Batavia
Cemetery Association will host
guided candlelight ghost walks
from 7 to 8:30 p.m. through the
Historic Batavia Cemetery. The
tours will feature the famous
and infamous movers and shak-
ers who shaped and influenced
the City of Batavia. Tours run
every 15 minutes. Admission is
$10. Tickets are available at the
gate the day of the event. Res-
ervations are strongly recom-
mended and may be made by
calling (585) 343-3220. Proceeds
benefit the upkeep and resto-
ration of the cemetery. For more
information, visit www.batavia-
cemetery.com. Historic Batavia
Cemetery, Harvester Ave.
Oct. 25 & 26
Mumford
Trick-or-Treating in the Vil-
lage: Genesee Country Village
& Museum will hold its annual
evnet Friday evening and Sat-
urday afternoon. Gather the
family, put on your best cos-
tume and enjoy a fun-filled fall
evening or afternoon strolling
through the village. One dozen
houses will be open for youth
trick-or-treating, with villagers
in non-scary Halloween cos-
tumes distributing treats and
trinkets (some treats are aller-
gy-free). Highlights include Teal
Pumpkin Project houses, bon-
fire with marshmallow roasting,
storytelling, movies, games, free
face painting and more are also
part of the festivities. Tickets are
good for either Friday or Satur-
day, and may also be purchased
at the door. To purchase tickets,
or for more information, visit
www.gcv.org. Genesee Country
Village & Museum, 1410 Flint
Hill Road
Nov. 10
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