This fall, Ellicottville wants more people to discover the joy of running.

Celebrate the Season with a Specialty Cocktail or Coffee

Early Archery Season is about to open in New York State!

The Ellicottville Historical Society is having the ghost walks around Ellicottville.

If you’ve never experienced Audubon Community Nature Center’s Enchanted Forest, now is the time to reserve your spot for a magical evening on October 4 or 5.

The chill of fall is here and the coolest of art classes are at Tri-County Arts Council.

The Erie Cattaraugus Rail Trail (ECRT) is hosting a 42-mile charity bike ride from East Aurora to Ellicottville on October 5th.

The Nightmare Hayrides is readying to open for their 2024 season and they’ve got a great crew of haunters ready to make you shriek.

Take time to explore the outdoors and find yourself immersed in the spectacular sights our area has to offer.

This event is always a really good time with plenty of entertainment, food and fun for the whole family.

The preparations are set. The baskets for the raffle are assembled. At least sixteen chili makers are planning their best recipes.

This event, which is intended for homeowners, renters, landlords, senior citizens, families, and small businesses will serve to educate, and assist community members.

Celebrations of the Worldwide Day of Play are happening globally on Saturday, September 28th.

The Tri-County Arts Council presents “Buck Up Buttercup” featuring 2023 Southern Tier Biennial Best in show winner, Tammy Renée Brackett.

The event, titled “Simplify Your Life at Your Pace,” will take place in person at the Olean Business Development building.

A full weekend of exhilarating sportsmanship is set to take place September 21st and 22nd when Ellicottville hosts the highly anticipated Lacrosse Festival.

Bigfoot Park Golf hosts 1st Annual Sasquatch Cup Tournament to benefit the Ellicottville Playground Project.

To get an inside look at the workings of NIGHT LIGHTS, we asked creator Doug Sitler numerical questions about 12 years of lighting up the sculpture park.

The Ellicottville Memorial Library’s Summer Reading Program has come to a close, but hopefully the fun memories will remain.