Events

Stop in Leon on the 2nd Saturday of each month, May through October, 9am - 4pm for a flea market and Taste of Amish. Vendors of all kinds will be present, including wonderful baked goods from our Amish residents. The Museum will also be open from 10am - 4pm.

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PLEASE BRING AN ITEM TO BE SENT TO MEMBERS OF OUR ARMED FORCES WHO ARE SERVING OVER SEAS.

Get ready for an Old Fashioned Farmer's Log Pull on September 12 starting at noon at the Creekside Arena, Rte 16, Franklinville, NY
Call Brian Armison for details at (585) 567-8970

Enjoy the beginning of the autumn season with a 50's and 60's experience!  There's lots of music, costumes and a classic car show with over 200 pristine cars on Main Street.  After you take in all of the breathtaking cars, come over to the gazebo for a rock-n-oldies concert followed by the presentation of awards.

Reining is a judged event designed to show the athletic ability of a ranch type horse within the confines of a show arena. In NRHA competition, contestants are required to run one of ten approved patterns, included in the NRHA Handbook.

A full day of family fun featuring the Bounty Barn with locally produced jams & jellies, maple & honey products.

Activities include the annual Scarecrow contest, children's activities, pie/cake auction, a craft show, vendors, art show, chicken BBQ, live music, dancing and a more.

Don't forget to take a tour of Pine Hill Cemetery with area residents dressed in period costume representing various well known and not-so-well-known people buried in the cemetery.

Pioneering new traditionalist movement in popular country music with songs like "Forever And Ever, Amen", and the Gospel hit, "Three Wooden Crosses."

Seneca Allegany Events Center
Saturday, September 18, 2010 at 7 p.m.
Tickets starting at $45
On Sale May 17, 2010 at noon
All ages welcome, but under 18 must be accompanied by an adult

Please call for more information.  585-567-8970

Last Call to see the birds! Gooseneck Hill Waterfowl Sanctuary is having a "Changing Feathers Country Music Festival" on Sunday September 19 from 2-5 PM.    $5 admission.

Music will be provided by "Strawberry Jam" with Liz Boberg, Pete Boberg and Gene Hilts on Steel Guitar and Friends. 

Some of our local farms are opening their doors for tours on September 25.  These tours are FREE and open to the public.

Forevergreens, 11398 Bolton Rd., Springville, is a grower of evergreens as well as many other trees available for year-round landscaping.  This farm will be open 9am - 4pm.

FREE Nature Walk

9am - 10am at the Eshelman Property, 1420 Yubadam Road.  Enjoy an easy walk throuh our retired farmlands observing the seasonal changes in our shrub wetland, mature meadow, creek and pond edges, and the mixed hardwood forest.  Suitable for all ages.

Get a jump on your Christmas shopping and introduce your family to alpacas.

This weekend, alpaca farms open to the public so that you can meet the animals and see what is produced from their fleece. 

Stop in at one of the many farms in the Enchanted Mountains and meet the people who promote this satisfying lifestyle.

This year Salamanca is celebrating its 33rd Annual Falling Leaves Festival. In late1975, members of various Salamanca fraternal and service organizations were concerned that civic pride was declining and decided to form a committee to rectify the situation, so they formed a committee which was called the Salamanca Positive Action Committee (SPAC).

Join us on the SCARIEST HAYRIDE in Western New York. Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings only.

Come and see all the scary new additions!