Major Art Festival Returns To East Aurora This Summer
The artwork will be on display at the Classic Rink on Riley Street in East Aurora.
The Roycroft Artisans have announced the 45th Annual Roycroft Summer Festival will take place June 26th and 27th from 10am to 5pm both days! All CDC, New York State and Erie County guidelines pertaining to COVID 19 will be in place throughout the festival.
This is a wonderful tradition that not only highlights the incredibly talented artisans that we have in our region, it is a return to the heart and soul of on of the most popular villages in New York State. East Aurora has been growing like crazy and the Roycroft and it s history are at the center of it all.
Town of Amherst to Cancel 4th of July Fireworks
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According to a report by WKBW-TV, Town officials have decided to cancel the 4th of July fireworks show for this year due to continued worries surrounding the lingering effects of COVID-19 in Western New York.
This marks the 2nd year in a row that Amherst has cancelled the popular fireworks show that takes place near Lake Lasalle, which is on the University at Buffalo North Campus.
The decision, which was confirmed to WKBW by Town of Amherst Chief of Staff Joe McMahon, was followed by a commitment that the fireworks show that typically draws thousands of people from around the county would return in 2022.
Bear Spotted Wandering Just South Of East Aurora
The spring is here and the warm weather and the bugs are back, finally. It took awhile, but the weather is starting to cooperate for those who have outdoor plans and are ready to get some things done around the house. But the good spring also brings out the wildlife in full force and that includes the black bears around the area.
Colden residents report seeing a large, adult bear in their neighborhood.
In a post on the Colden Neighbors Facebook page, it was noted that.
Bear spotted in the area (Monday evening) My husband was driving home from work and spotted him crossing Patridge, while he was driving on Hayes Hollow. The full grown bear was heading north.