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26. Do you love fishing? Stop in and visit our fully stocked store in Dunkirk, New York at 5139 West Lake Road. Bill’s Hooks LLC specializes in Walleye and Salmon.

We have a large selection of fishing equipment and hand tied worm harnesses. If you are looking for marine electronics, we can help with your selection. Hunting Supplies is also a favorite in the shop. We also offer information on Lake Erie Fishing Charters. Call us at 716-366-0268 if you have questions or are looking for something special. Bill’s Hooks LLC offers great gifts for the outdoor person in your life. billshooks@roadrunner.com • www.billshooks.com

27. Hometown Service! For generations, Jim Nichols’ Hometown Service has been a proud tradition of auto repair in Dunkirk. Located on Eagle Street in the heart of the Dunkirk lakefront, we are happy to greet you at the door with any problem you may be experiencing with your car, van, SUV or truck. From routine preventative maintenance like oil changes, brakes and tires to the biggest leak or mechanical problem, our techs have you covered. Although we are a very busy shop, we have a reputation of getting you in as soon as possible to look at and diagnose the problem; fixing it and getting you back on the road! In fact, the community has always been right behind us and we have been voted the Observer’s Reader’s Choice Best of the Best for 8 years non-consecutively. Don’t forget that it is NYS Inspection season. Take a look at your sticker and call us for an appointment! 716-366-AUTO (2886) is easy to remember and a phone number you should keep in your glovebox!

28. Art that Matters to the Planet - Fulfilling Roger Tory Peterson’s Mission.

At the Roger Tory Peterson Institute, we believe that art matters to the planet.

The Roger Tory Peterson Institute (RTPI) celebrates art inspired by the natural world. Contemporary artists engage with nature in different ways, and with a variety of messages. Art can be a personal source of healing, inspiration and reflection. It can also instill in the viewer a sense of wonder, promote environmental stewardship, encourage systemic change, or facilitate conversation.

Roger Tory Peterson devoted his career not only to art, but also to activism on behalf of the environment. As the father of the modern field guide, Peterson’s artwork offered a way for readers to discover the beauty and wonder of nature. Throughout his career, he also helped us understand the impact of human activity on nature. He told us about threats birds were facing, warned us of the consequences of inaction, and affected change on behalf of the environment.

Today, Peterson’s continuing influence as an artist, naturalist, and activist is evident in the artistic practice of contemporary nature artists. Through their process and resulting work, they promote a connection between society and nature in hopes that we are inspired to preserve it for generations to come. Like Peterson, they help us explore, discover, and fall in love with the natural world.

RTPI carries on Peterson’s legacy by nurturing the next generation of artists. RTPI presents exhibitions by artists who encourage us to look more closely at nature, so that we might better appreciate it. They share knowledge about nature to help us better understand the world around us. They raise awareness about environmental issues in order to foster dialogue and promote change. The resulting dialogue between the artist and viewer speaks to the intuitive and transformational power of their art. Come discover Art that Matters to the Planet at RTPI. Our annual signature exhibition, Art that Matters to the Planet: Interconnectivity, opens June 24. Inspired by emerging science about the underground web of roots and fungi which connects trees and plants, this exhibition features artists who explore the ways in which trees serve as a metaphor for our relationship with nature, and with each other.

For more information, visit rtpi.org.

2023 Exhibitions:

Art that Matters to the Planet: Interconnectivity, June 24 through October 8

Ergo Sum: A Crow a Day, October 24 through January 14, 2004

Ongoing Programs:

Guided Gallery Walks, every Friday at 2 pm Yoga with the Birds, Saturdays at 9 am (June 3 through September 2) Art After 5, the fourth Friday of every Month, 5:30 to 7:30 pm

Special Events:

Summer Soirée, July 15 at 5 pm

Roger’s Bird-Day Bash, with Michael Glabicki of Rusted Root, August 19, 12

To 4 Pm

About Roger Tory Peterson Institute: Home to the largest collection of Roger Tory Peterson’s original artwork, RTPI honors his legacy by nurturing the next generation of nature artists—through world class exhibitions, programs and special events. Located at 311 Curtis Street in Jamestown, NY, RTPI is open Wednesday through Saturday from 10-4 p.m., and Sundays from 1-5 p.m.

29. Red White and Blues FestivalSeptember 8th & 9th, 2023 - We invite you to visit the Village of Fredonia during the Red, White and Blues Festival to get a taste of one of the best small towns in Western New York! Join us for this rocking 2 day music festival celebrating the local Red & White wine industry from the surrounding area wineries and hear some awesome “BLUES” style music. Join us downtown on Saturday for craft vendors, food trucks and several wineries from throughout the county and region. For more details and an updated schedule visit festivalsfredoniany.org

We encourage you to support Festivals Fredonia directly through shopping in our web store for Festivals Fredonia merchandise, and you can also make donations and purchase festival sponsorships in the store as well. These events cannot happen without your support, your continued interest, and the passion for the community that Fredonia is known for. We couldn’t do it without you!

30. Cassadaga Kayaks, LLC

Cassadaga Kayaks LLC wants to give you every opportunity to be able to enjoy the beauty of Cassadaga Lakes and all the nature that surrounds the lakes, including turtles, herons, swans, deer and more. We offer single person kayaks, stand up paddle boards, a 2 person canoe and a 4 person paddle boat. You’ll see and experience the peaceful tranquility of the outdoors in picturesque settings as you travel on one of the lakes. The Cassadaga Lakes are a great place for kayaking, especially for beginner kayakers.

To make sure we have kayaks available for your trip, please call to make a reservation at least 48 hours ahead of time. To make a reservation, please call 716-680-2946. We will need your information (Date, time, how many people, and age & weight of all persons in the party). We accept cash, Venmo, Cash App or Chime*. We do accept same-day reservations but you may have to wait for more kayaks to become available. * In case of inclement weather a rain check will be issued.

At the time of departure we will have all parties fill out a waiver (If you under the age of 18 you must be accompanied by a parent/ guardian), get fitted to a mandatory life vest, and a small demonstration. We are open 7

Civil Air Patrol

Dunkirk Composite Squadron NY-351

We offer a safe, positive place to develop leadership skills while exploring aviation and STEM careers. Come visit to see if this is for YOU! Contact: Capt. Linda days a week from sun up to sun down.

We want everyone to have fun. Follow us on FB for more news and happenings.

31. Catt-Rez Enterprises, Inc - What makes Catt-Rez Enterprises the right stop for you? We’ve been running our gas station and convenience store since 1986. People come to us for top-notch service and great prices. Our family owned and operated company has everything you need. Best of all, our goods are all tax-free. We even have drive-thru windows to better serve you. Our location is open 24/7 for your convenience.

Check out our fireworks for sale in Irving, NY- Whether you’re planning a Fourth of July party or just looking to stock up for summer, you can find all the fireworks you need at Catt-Rez Enterprises Inc. We have a wide variety of fireworks for sale. Add a little pizzazz to your block party with fireworks from us. Come to our store in Irving, NY today to browse our selection of fireworks for sale.

Purchase tobacco products from our store in Irving, NY Refill your vape cartridge and restock your cigarettes. Catt-Rez Enterprises Inc has all your favorite brands of tobacco and vape products on our shelves. You’ll be able to find exactly what you’re looking for when you come in. The best part? Our tobacco products are available tax-free. You can save money when you buy from us.

Visit our store to find:

• Premium, generic and Native American-made products

• Roll-your-own products

• Smoking accessories like pipes, papers and cartridges

• Chewing tobacco

• Disposable and refillable vape products

Stock up on everything from windshield wiper fluid to road trip snacks at our convenience store. We’ve got everything you need to keep your ride smooth and easy. You can get oil for your vehicle here to keep your engine humming along.

Catt-Rez Enterprises Inc 10910 Erie Road, Irving, NY 14081 - for more information check us out at https://cattrez.com

32. North Hills Golf Course - We invite you to “Experience North Hills Municipal Golf Course.” With competitive rates, a challenging course layout, and a management philosophy, which promotes course improvement and growth, just one visit to North Hills Golf Course and you will understand why the course attracts hundreds of golfers from northwestern Pennsylvania, western New York and northeastern Ohio. North Hills Golf Course provides a challenging round for both recreational and seasoned golfers. Situated on 220 acres, the course features large and beautiful bent grass greens, tree-lined fairways to separate paralleled routings, a rough area to define fairways, but with no severe penalty, fairways wide enough in landing area to be golfer friendly, and water holes so good they stick in golfers’ memories! At North Hills Golf Course, you will find their facilities first class. They pride themselves on top notch turf management, a well-stocked pro shop and a staff which strives to make your golfing experience a memorable one. After a challenging round of golf, relax in their clubhouse or pavilion area while you plan your next outing at North Hills. They are conveniently located on Route 426, just north of Route 6, in Corry, PA. Check out their website www.northhillsgolf.com or call 1-814-664-4477 for additional details and tee times.

33. R&K Marina strives to provide customers with the means to spend quality family time together on the water by matching them with the right marine products to fit their desires and budget. R&K carries a wide variety of watercraft for every purpose and situation, and its convenient location on the lake makes it the first choice for local boaters. Brands of boats represented include; Regal Bowriders, Bennington Pontoons, Lowe Aluminum Fishing Boats, Nauticstar Deck boats, and Nautique Wake & Ski

Boats. R&K’s goal is always competitive prices with exceptional service after the sale.

Owners Scott and Julie Walter are year-round residents of Rushford Lake, with a long history with the lake. Scott spent his summers there as a kid, and his first job at 13 was pumping gas at R&K Marina, which he continued through college. It was on the lake that he met Julie, a Rushford resident, in 1977. In 2004, Scott and Julie bought R&K Marina, along with their young daughters Kaitlin and Sami. As their family has expanded, so has the staff! Son-in-law Mike Helwig is part of the R&K team, as is Kaitlin. On any given day, you’ll also find son-in-law Josh helping out, along with grandsons Marek and Finn.

The rest of the R&K team may not be blood related, but they are like family. R&K’s Service Manager, Chris Curcio, is key to the success of the service team. Chris has been with R&K Marina since 1997. Chris is a Yamaha-certified Service Manager and also has certification with Mercruiser. Chris attends service schools annually, bringing back relevant knowledge to use in continued quality service for customers. Chris water tests every boat, new or used, before delivery. Chris’s knowledge and experience makes R&K’s service first rate!

R&K Marina is committed to making your boat-buying experience a success story from bow to stern, beginning with sales and service, to parts and accessories, financing and delivery. We hope you’ll stop by and say hello, and see what our team has to offer!

We are family-owned and operated and conveniently located in Rushford, NY. R & K Marine, Inc. can provide you with the latest and best in watersports products to make your outdoor living more enjoyable. From the most recent in boating technology to the hottest new personal watercraft, we can help you find the recreational vehicle that’s made for you. Combine this wide array of selections with our friendly and knowledgeable staff, and we’re convinced R & K Marine, Inc. will become your only stop for all of your on-the-water needs.

We know individuality is important, which is why we pay close attention to the interests of each customer. From the minute you walk through the door, meeting your needs is our top priority. Founded not only on excellent customer service, but also on the principles of hard work and a focused attitude, R & K Marine, Inc. has a long list of satisfied customers. Call 585437-2214 or stop by at 8917 Willow Rd., Rushford, NY 14777; you’ll be glad you did. Our website is www.rkmarina.com

34. Halloween Festival and Haunted History Tours - October 20-21, 2023

The Halloween Festival and Haunted History Tours Planning Committee is pleased to bring you the 2023 Halloween Festival and Haunted History Tours: This year, we are again having a day of fun activities to our popular cemetery tours. Back by popular demand, there will be two different ways to enjoy the tours: a horse-and-trolley (carriage) tour and a walking tour.. The carriage tours will begin at the top of every hour starting at 7pm and ending at 10pm. The walking tour will start 15 minutes after the hour where you will depart Barker Commons with your tour group and you will be guided to the cemetery where your walking tour will begin. Please arrive at the Gazebo in Barker Commons at least 10 minutes before your scheduled time to allow check in

For more updated information visit our website festivalsfredoniany.org/ harvest-moon-festival-tours

We encourage you to support Festivals Fredonia directly through shopping in our web store for Festivals Fredonia merchandise, and you can also make donations and purchase festival sponsorships in the store as well. These events cannot happen without your support, your continued interest, and the passion for the community that Fredonia is known for. We couldn’t do it without you!

35. Since 1972, Ralph’s Pennzoil has been a staple of the Dunkirk neighborhood next to Washington Park. Located on the corner of 5th Street and Park St., we started as a gas station back then and have evolved into the highly trusted, full service automotive repair shop it is today. Owner Ralph Dolce is usually under a hood in the shop, making sure that your vehicle gets exactly the maintenance it needs. From NYS Inspections to foreign motors, Ralph’s got you covered. We will handle the most minor of flat tires to the more major repairs that sometimes we face. All makes and models are welcome, call for an appointment! (716) 366-6585.

36. Civil Air Patrol

The local Civil Air Patrol known as (CAP) is the Dunkirk Composite Squadron NY-351. This is a youth organization for cadets where it is fun and meaningful. The key traits of cadet life are being in uniform, aerospace learning, opportunity to lead, challenging tasks with fun. The four content areas are Leadership, Fitness, Aerospace and Character Development. Ages 12 – 20 work together learning the requirements for progression through the 4 Phases as they earn each rank.

The first year is focused on learning the Core Values, Uniforms, Orientation Flight, Encampment, Healthy Fitness Zone and accomplishing the Wright Brothers Award. Each year different opportunities are added. This Squadron belongs to WNY Group and have a CAP Plane that is used for “O” Flights as often as possible. Cadets explore flight and being a pilot. A Cadet may earn a Private Pilot License with hard work and effort. Some local activities have been Drone flying, a visit to Martz Observatory, overnight camping, Wreaths Across America for 6 years, marching in Memorial Day Parade, making and delivering masks during covid, participating in Cyber Patriot Competition, winning awards and community service during the Dunkirk Air Show and the Rotary Fly-In Breakfast.

Meetings are held on a school night and occasionally on Saturday at The Dunkirk Airport. We invite you to attend a couple of meetings to see if this is for YOU.

Civil Air Patrol, Dunkirk Composite Squadron NY-351 Contact Capt. Linda Blodgett for more information. Email: atymame@aol.com or phone 716785-0795

37. THE WARREN COUNTY VISITORS

BUREAU is a non-profit organization dedicated to tourism and the growth of Warren County, Pennsylvania, as a whole.

Warren County Visitors Bureau’s Mission: To assume a leadership role to stimulate and support tourism and economic growth in Warren County, the Pennsylvania Wilds, and Northwest Pennsylvania through education, promotion, marketing, and cooperative and regional partnerships to increase overnight stays.

Your Information Destination: From brochures and maps to dining and explorations guides, we can provide you with all you need to know to have the BEST TIME in Warren County! When you get to the area, make sure to stop in to browse our lobby that is packed with information on things to do! Not in town yet? Email us at info@wcvb.net or complete your request online at wcvb.net to receive your FREE Warren County exploration guide!

Warren County Visitors Bureau Business Hours: Monday through Friday, 9AM-4:30PM, and Saturday 9:00AM-2PM. The Warren County Visitors Bureau is located at 22045 Route 6 in Warren, PA. For information, stop in and see us or contact us at 814-726-1222. You will find a full listing of events on our website at www.wcvb.net or like us on Facebook to see the beauty of Warren County and all that’s happening in the ideal place to find your adventure and find your peace.

38. Infinity Visual And Performing Arts, Inc /Pearl City Clay House - Pearl City Clay House is a dynamic community arts space, providing workshops and classes to adults and families interested in exploring all aspects of ceramics from paint-yourown pottery, to sculpture or throwing on the wheel. We also offer workshops and classes in contemporary crafts from textiles, along with a beautiful gallery and event space for your next party or conference. We believe everyone is creative, and our instructors will inspire you to find your inner artist, embrace getting messy and enjoy the process!

Pearl City Clay House is a program of Infinity Visual and Performing Arts, Inc. All profits from events and programs go to support youth programming, and Infinity’s mission to help area youth Explore! Experience! and Excel in the arts. You can learn more about Pearl City Clay House by visiting them at 220 East Second Street, Jamestown, N.Y., or at pearlcityclayhouse.org

39. Batavia Downs

Conveniently located off New York State Thruway Exit 48, Batavia Downs Gaming & Hotel is the area’s premier entertainment destination. Enjoy gaming, shopping, dining, and live racing daily from Monday thru Thursday 8am–1am | Friday thru Sunday 8am–3am in our non-stop-fun atmosphere. Have the time of your life with over 800 of the hottest and most in-demand games, as well as live harness racing from the end of July through December. Don’t want to pack all the entertainment in one night? Stay longer by taking advantage of Batavia Downs Gaming & Hotel accommodations!

40. Miracle On Main StreetDecember 2, 2023

Miracle on Main Street brings families within the community together to celebrate and enjoy the spirit of the holiday season. Celebrate the many MIRACLES of the season throughout the village with a blood drive, food drive, kids’ crafts, food trucks, indoor craft vendors, ginger bread house making, wreath and tree sales, ornament sales, alternative nativity scenes, movie for the kids and of course...SANTA CLAUS! Mark your calendars now for Saturday, December 2nd from 10 am – 7pm. For more details and an updated schedule visit festivalsfredoniany.org

We encourage you to support Festivals Fredonia directly through shopping in our web store for Festivals Fredonia merchandise, and you can also make donations and purchase festival sponsorships in the store as well. These events cannot happen without your support, your continued interest, and the passion for the community that Fredonia is known for. We couldn’t do it without you!

41. Ballista Firearms Training - Ballista Firearms is a Veteran owned family business based in Hamburg, NY. Our NRA and USCCA certified instructors are now conducting the NYS mandated concealed carry course at Evans Rod and Gun Club in Angola. Our course is approved for residents of both Chautauqua and Erie Counties. We will be offering advanced pistol operation and concealed carry courses in the very near future. As an FFL(Federal Firearms License), Ballista is also your source for firearms, ammo and transfers. For more information visit our website ballistafirearms.com or call us at 716-534-3322.

42. Art in the Wilds is art in nature. Located in the Allegheny National Forest is a getaway gateway to fine arts. It is an outdoor juried Fine Arts Show happening annually (since 2006) in Kane, Pennsylvania’s Evergreen Park during the 4th weekend in June. Organized and managed by a dedicated group of art lovers, the show is applauded by both visitors and participating artists as one of the best shows in the region. Come get away from the hustle and bustle to soak in nature while supporting fantastic local artists. Browse amazing creations to find your next treasure.

43. CONCERTS, WORKSHOPS HIGHLIGHT LILY DALE SUMMER EVENTS

From The Beatles to Bigfoot, all the Lily Dale community has to offer will be open to explore this summer. All events are listed online and tickets can be purchased at lilydaleassembly.org.

The month of June is packed full of events in Lily Dale, especially in the second half of the month. More than 40 events take place in the month of June in Lily Dale, ranging from Clairvoyant Tarot with Stephanie Tenorina Sivak June 17; to a butterfly release ceremony on June 23; to the welcoming of Tibetan Monks June 24; to a performance from David Merlin, a world-class illusionist, on June 30.

July kicks off with a concert from BeatleMagic, a cover band that takes the audience on a historical recreation of the highlights of the career of one of the world’s most influential acts, The Beatles. The concert will begin at 8 p.m. July 1.

Also in July will be a Painting With Spirit with Inga Kimberly Brown event from 9:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. on July 6; as well as two opportunities to catch a presentation from the investigators from the popular television show Ghost Hunters, set for July 7 and 8 at 8 p.m. at the Lily Dale Auditorium. Late in July, Lily Dale will host its own version of Saturday Night Live with emcee Mr. J Groove hosting sing-alongs and audience readings.

The month of August features a workshop titled UFOs, Bigfoot and Orange Orbs: Finding Bigfoot 101 on Aug. 11. Bigfoot expert Ronny LeBlanc takes guests on a hike to focus on basic skills of “recording, documenting and reporting your story so the evidence you collect will add to the current research on Bigfoot sightings.” Tickets cost $55. Two days later, on Aug. 13, Assembly Hall hosts UFO Investigations: Technology, and Techniques with Ben Hansen. Tickets also cost $55.

The first weekend of September finishes the summer event schedule with a concert from OsbornNash. Beginning at 8 p.m., Sept. 2, the acoustic duo from Western New York will treat the audience to a concert featuring original material and popular cover songs. OsbornNash has opened for many headline acts that include Blake Shelton, Billy Currington, Easton Corbin, Gary LeVox of Rascal Flatts, and Tim McGraw. Tickets to the show at the Lily Dale Auditorium cost $25.

A complete list of events with full descriptions, along with a link to purchase tickets, can be found online at lilydaleassembly.org/calendar

44. Treat Yourself to Gorgeous Glass Block Windows!!! Aella Glass Block is currently serving Western New York and Northern Pennsylvania areas. We offer Residential and commercial window replacement and installation. Glass block windows provides security as well as beauty and energy efficiency. We are proud to offer a special discount to our Veterans, Seniors and First Responders always.

Our glass block windows are locally made of High Quality Materials. We only sell, install, service and warranty the products that we sell to give you the best service possible that we can.

We truly believe Glass Block should be made affordable for everyone to add beauty and security to your home! We choose quality over quantity every single time. We do one job per day and is completed within 4-5 hours so you have our full attention. The job is right the first time with complete customer satisfaction!

Bella Glass Block has been in business for over 20 years and is locally owned by Veteran, RJ (Bob) Loomis and his wife, Paula Dejoy-Loomis. They take pride in servicing residents while also giving back to their community.

RJ has over 20 years of glass block experience and over 25 years of construction experience. He has over 70,000 made and installed custom glass block windows with 100% customers’ satisfaction.

The name “Bella” means “beautiful” in Italian. The company was names after the Loomis’ daughter, Isabella.

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Jamestown, New York 14701 716-484-8312 NY

814-271-1639 PA

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45. THE CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY FAIR in July!!!

It’s going to get loud at the Chautauqua County Fair.

The county fair’s dates are July 18-23. Motor events will dominate this year’s grandstand events.

The demolition derby is returning to Tuesday. Last year it was held on Friday night after being a Tuesday night staple for many, many years.

Fair Board member Dave Wilson said the drivers requested the first derby return to Tuesday. The grand finale is set for Sunday. “I guess they needed more time to pound out their dents,” he said with a laugh.

Winners in the Tuesday heats automatically qualify for the Sunday derby’s final heat, where the grand champion of the county is crowned. The grandstand seats are an additional charge while the bleacher seats are free.

On Wednesday will be the Cross over the Line Rodeo, with bull riding and barrel racing. Wilson said they’ve had bull riding in the past and it’s been a fan favorite.

For those who haven’t been to a rodeo before, the Cross over the Line Rodeo is a small sample of what the Gerry Rodeo offers in August. Wilson said they have a good relationship with the Gerry Rodeo and didn’t want to have an event that would negatively impact the August rodeo. He said the Gerry Rodeo organizers support the bull riding at the fair.

Thursday will be another popular motor sport with the return of the Empire State Truck and Tractor Pull. The truck and tractor pulls have continued to be popular among fair goers. “As long as things make noise, everyone is happy. Chautauqua County Fair people want noise,” Wilson said with a chuckle.

The motor sports continue in the grand stand on Friday with the return of the Black Cat Hell Drivers.

According to the driver’s Facebook page, the Black Cat Hell Drivers pride themselves on keeping an American tradition alive that dates back to 1934. during their 70 minute show you’ll see classic thrill show stunts including:

• Multi-car precision stunt driving

• Two wheel stunt driving

• Several Hollywood style car crashes

• High speed reverse spins

• Motorcycle stunts

• Thrill show clown

• Their 1937 Dodge sedan jump ramp to ramp

• And much more.

The Black Cat Hell Drivers have been to the county fair, but not recently. “It’s something a little different. It will almost like the old Joie Chitwood Show,” Wilson said.

The Cross over the Line Rodeo, the Empire State Truck and Tractor Pull and the Black Cat Hell Drivers are all free with a paid admission to the county fair.

Saturday at the grand stand will be the Krazy Train Monster Truck Show with Bob Robbins Jr.

Wilson said there will be fireworks at the show timed to some of the monster truck’s jumps. “It’s cool. Even the Monster Truck driver loves it,” Wilson said.

Like the demolition derbies, there is a charge for the grandstand seating, while the bleacher seating is free with paid admission. Sunday is the demolition derby finale show at 4 p.m.

July 18 - July 23, 2023 chautauquacofair.org

ADVANCED SALE TICKETS WILL GO ON SALE AT OUR LOCAL OUTLETS ON MONDAY, JUNE 19, 2023 FOR $10.00

BUDWEISER GRANDSTAND ENTERTAINMENT

Monday, July 17th

Horse Harness Racing

Wednesday, July 19th Bull Riding

Tuesday, July 18th

Demolition Derby

Even though the fair runs July 18-24, on Monday, July 17, there will be harness racing in the grandstand at 2 p.m. That day there will not be rides and most concessions are closed. Part of the reason they are in session this day is for the harness racing as well as some of the animal judging.

MINI-STAGE

If you want more than motor sports, the mini-stage will be where its at. While the schedule has not been finalized, there are some new acts coming to the county fair.

According to Craig Moore with the county fair, Agricadabra is coming to this year’s fair. He does two different shows, one for magic and the other is a hypnotist show. “For the hypnotist Agricadabra magic, his father has been here years ago, but now his son is doing the show too,” he said.

There will also be a puppet marionette show. According to Moore, the performer will be doing a “circus show with puppets,” including clowns and a tight rope walker.

There will be local performers as well, including a karaoke act, a martial arts demonstration, and some local dance studios will be on stage as well.

Moore said they’re in the process of lining up additional acts as well, which will be announced at a later date.

When the full schedule is ready, it will be posted on the county fair’s website, www.chautauquacofair.org.

Budweiser Grandstand Entertainment

Monday, July 17 - Horse Harness Racing 2 p.m.

Tuesday, July 18 - Demolition Derby 7 p.m.

Wednesday, July 19 - Bull Riding 7 p.m.

Thursday, July 20 - Empire State Truck And Tractor Pull 7 p.m.

Friday, July 21 - Black Cat Hell Drivers 7 p.m.

Saturday, July 22 - Monster Truck Show 7 p.m.

Sunday, July 23 - Demolition Derby 4 p.m.

TICKETS

Advance sale tickets will be available for purchase June 19-July 17 for $10 a ticket. Gate ticket prices are $15 for people 4-61 years old. Tickets are $9 for those 62 and up. Children 3 and under are free, but will need to buy a ticket if they want to go on a ride.

Demolition Derby and Monster Truck Show tickets will also go on sale to the public on June 19 only at the fair office. The ticket will include gate admission, rides and an assigned seat in the grandstand.

The cost is $17 for Rows A-N and $14.00 for Rows O-CC. The week of the fair, rows A-N will be $22 ($16 for senior tickets 62 and over) and $19 for Rows O-CC ($13 for senior tickets 62 and over). Those prices include admission to the fair.

For more information visit www.chautauquacofair.org or call 716-3664752.