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First Presbyterian Church
Friday, September 14th: 11:00am - 5:00pm
Saturday, September 15th: 10:00am - 1:00pm
The 1837 Westfield Academy Described by An Elderly Resident Over Ninety Years Ago
FREE Movie Night at LSCFTA
Lake Shore Center for the Arts will be showing the 1934 movie "Of Human Bondage" starring Leslie Howard and Betty Davis along with the movie there will be cartoons and a news reel of the time The Jacqueline Philips Theater is now air conditioned and there are stair chairs! Concessions available. The movie if FREE!!
Pint Night @ Five & 20
It's #PatioSeason! Gather with friends and family in our picturesque courtyard, sipping on a half-price pint of fine, local craft beer (now 8 taps to choose from!) Wine also available by the glass or bottle. No outside alcoholic beverages permitted. Good chance of casual acoustic jams by our pals the Pros from Dover (and friends).
Check out new menu offerings and featured cocktails by Bird
Beer special is from 5-8 pm. Last sales will be at 8 pm.
The Mayor’s “Rogues Gallery” Project Begins
History of Local Beekeeping to be Presented at CCHS Annual Picnic
The Chautauqua County Historical Society’s annual picnic returns this year to focus on a sweet subject: the history of local honey production and beekeeping.
On Wednesday Aug. 15 local beekeepers Dennis and Laura LaMonica will present “Pioneering Efforts of Honey Production in Chautauqua County” at Panama Rocks (11 Rock Hill Rd, Panama, NY).
Farmers' & Artisans' Market
Every summer Saturday, shoppers find locally grown produce, fresh eggs, pork, beef, chicken, honey and maple syrup, jam, jelly, and baked goods. Rounding out the offerings are Amish baskets, locally produced salsa and dressings, handmade clothing, purses, throw rugs, jewelry, stained glass, paintings, craft items and the published literary works by local authors. Prepared foods suitable for breakfast and lunch and hot and cold beverages are also available.