Writers Group meets on the second and fourth Sunday's of each month. Bring something to you have written to read and share, ask for critique or not, or just listen. A great way to meet others and share your craft. Informal, bring a beverage.
Writers Group meets on the second and fourth Sunday's of each month. Bring something to you have written to read and share, ask for critique or not, or just listen. A great way to meet others and share your craft. Informal, bring a beverage.
Writers Group meets on the second and fourth Sunday's of each month. Bring something to you have written to read and share, ask for critique or not, or just listen. A great way to meet others and share your craft. Informal, bring a beverage.
Writers Group meets on the second and fourth Sunday's of each month. Bring something to you have written to read and share, ask for critique or not, or just listen. A great way to meet others and share your craft. Informal, bring a beverage.
Everyone is invited to the LED's May meeting held on Tuesday May 22nd in the SUNY Fredonia Science Center. Doors open at 8 a.m. and the program will run from 9-11 a.m.
9 PM - 1 AM
Witty Tarbox made out of Cody Tarbox (Bass), Brian Williams (Guitar & Vox), Alex Khoury (Guitar & Vox), Colin Gray (Drums) and their indie riffs and melodies. Laid over their foundation of the sounds of funk and surf music. Traveling from Buffalo to Westfield NY for one of their first gigs outside the Queens City. They are also having their EP release party at Nietchez April 28th with special guest Handsome Jack and Mosswalk. So lets get together and have a grooving time here at The Tap Room!
The Chautauqua County Historical Society will be hosting a Holiday High Tea at the historic McClurg Mansion in Moore Park, Westfield, NY on Saturday, Nov. 17 as part of the Annual Christmas in the Village.
1 PM - 3 PM
For information call Chautauqua County Historian, Michelle Henry or Pomfret Town Historian, Tood Langworthy.
6PM - 7 PM
"The Eccentric Life of Early Pioneer Alexander McIntyre: Fact & Fiction" - by Jack Ericson. Free and open to the public.