2 • November 2019
Winter season brings wonderlands of fun
LET IT SNOW: Festive and seasonal activities offer plenty to see and do in the coming months
By BEN BEAGLE
ben@batavianews.com
The first snowflakes have al-
ready been seen in parts of the
four-county GLOW region this
month. It’s a gentle reminder
of what’s likely to come during
the next several months.
But those who call Gene-
see, Livingston, Orleans or
Wyoming counties home are
a hearty bunch, and we like to
head outside no matter what
the thermostat says.. A little
snow or cold isn’t going to slow
us down from enjoying all
the region has to offer – it just
means we might have to leave
a little earlier, drive a little
slower or dress a little warmer.
There is plenty to do if
you’re looking to have some
fun with family and friends in
the coming months or if you
are seeking an antidote to cab-
in fever or the winter blahs.
Here is a selection of enter-
tainment and other activities
happening in the GLOW re-
gion (and remember to check
the online calendars at www.
thedailynewsonline.com
or www.thelcn.com to find
hundreds of things to do each
month):
Nov. 14
Winter Wonderland Display &
Contest: Open to all ages.
Handmade ornament display
and contest. Ornaments will
be collected for the month of
November. Rules: Must weigh
138 Court St., Geneseo, NY 14454
Cell: 585-746-6330
Office: 585-243-2643
Fax: 585-243-1838
rbook@rochester.rr.com
www.reneebook.com
www.abcolerealestate.com
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under 5 pounds; must be
handmade by you; must be
submitted by Nov. 30. Public
voting will be Dec. 2 through
14t. Prizes will be awarded
by age group. Entry forms will
be available at the front desk
(585) 798-3430 or visit: www.
facebook.com. Lee-Whedon
Memorial Library, 620 West
Ave., Medina.
“Annie:” 7 to 9 p.m. Based
on “Little Orphan Annie” this
classic musical is appropriate
for all ages. $12 to $13.14.
Visit www.shs.spencerport-
Renee Book
Associate Broker, ABR, SFR
585-746-6330
schools.org. Spencerport High
School PAC, 2707 Spencer-
port Rd., Spencerport.
Nov. 15
TGIF Craft Day: Painting
Acorns. 1 to 2 p.m. Visit www.
hoaglibrary.org. Hoag Library,
134 Soutn Main St., Albion.
Grown Ups Night Out: 6:30
p.m. An evening of endless
laughs featuring Defiant
monkey improv & stand up
comedian Nick Marra. Defiant
Monkey Improv is a two-per-
138 Court St., Geneseo, NY 14454
Office: 585-243-2643
Fax: 585-243-1838
anneoth@frontier.com
www.annenothnagle.com
www.abcolerealestate.com
son improvisational group that
creates on-the-spot theater
based on audience sugges-
tions and participation, Nick
Marra draws on his experi-
ences from growing up in an
Italian Catholic home, to his
current family of two sons in
their 20s and a young daugh-
ter (born 16 years later), Tick-
ets are $25 a person. Seating
is limited. Call (585) 494-
1621. Gillam Grant Communi-
ty Center, 6966 West Bergen
Rd., Bergen.
See EVENTS T3
Anne Nothnagle
Lic. RE Salesperson
585-303-1405

Events
From T2
Nov. 16
Holiday Market: 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. Holiday Market includes
many wonderful and local
vendors, food,raffles, holiday
portraits and activities for the
kids. Circle Nursery School,
10 Park Place, Avon.
Family Workshop: “ ‘Frozen’
Party.” 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Celebrate the release of
this chilly movie sequel with
stories, crafts and a snack.
Fans are welcome to this
family event. More detail on
our website. Registration is
appreciated. Register online
at: http://www.holleylibrary.
org/events/2019/11/16/fro-
zen-party, via phone or in the
library. Free. Community Free
Library, 86 Public Square,
Holley.
Drop-in Crafts: Noon to 3 p.m.
Stop in anytime for seasonal
children’s crafts, featuring col-
orful leaf turkeys, fingerprint
trees, and more. All ages
are welcome, Registration is
appreciated. Visit https://
woodwardmemoriallibrary.
libcal.com/event/5689081
or call the Library to register,
Keeping your roads & highways
SAFE throughout the Winter Season!
(585) 768-8300. Woodward
Memorial Library, 7 Wolcott
St., Le Roy.
Nov. 17
Geneseo Piano Trio: 3 to 4
p.m. Info: (585) 245-5000 or
online at ems.geneseo.edu.
SUNY Geneseo, 1 College Cir-
cle, Geneseo.
Oakfield Historical Museum
Open House: 1 to 3 p.m. The
Oakfield Historical Society
opens its doors each Sunday
afternoon to the public. This
year’s exhibits include the
United States Gympsum Com-
pany display. Visitors will also
find a new display, “Communi-
ty Organizations,” highlighting
the IOOF, IOOB, Mother’s
Club, Lion’s Club, the Grange,
Betterment Committee and
138 Court St., Geneseo, NY 14454
Cell: 585-737-7420
Office: 585-243-2643
Fax: 585-243-1838
www.johnwallin.com
www.abcolerealestate.com
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the Drum & Bugle Corp. For a Warsaw Barbershoppers: 7 to
personal tour, contact Laurie
Nanni via email to oakfield-
history@yahoo.com. Free.
9 p.m. Come sing with the
Warsaw Barber Shoppers at
the Warsaw Masonic Hall.
Oakfield Historical Society, 7
Maple Ave., Oakfield. Free. (585) 786-8441 or
Masonic Hall, 75 South Main
St., Warsaw.
Nov. 19
Friends’ Ornament Workshop:
Local Author Series - George
4:30 p.m. Help make orna-
Rollie Adams: 6 to 7:30
ments for the Friends of the
p.m. George
Rollie Adams is Library’s Tree that will be out
president & CEO in the Village Commons during
emeritus of the the holiday season. Stop by
Strong National between 4:30 and 5:30 p.m.
Museum of Play All ages welcome. Royalton
in Rochester.
Hartland Community Library, 9
He will be sign-
ing and reading G. Rollie Adams, top, and Vernon St., Middleport.
passages from his novel, “South of Little
his novel, “South Rock,” left.
of Little Rock.”
Books will be available for brary.org. Hoag Library, 134
See EVENTS T4
purchase. Visit www.hoagli- South Main St., Albion.
138 Court St., Geneseo, NY 14454
Cell: 585-747-2108
Office: 585-243-2643
Fax: 585-243-1838
John Wallin www.mariebeikirch.com Marie Beikirch
Assoc. Broker Lic. R.E. Salesperson
585-737-7420 www.abcolerealestate.com 585-747-2108
4 • November 2019
Events
From T3
Nov. 20
Washi Tape Holiday Cards: 6
to 7 p.m. Make personalized
greeting cards for your family
and friends this Holiday sea-
son. Melissa will go over how
to make some of the simpler
holiday designs, using festive
Washi Tape and scrapbooking
supplies. Each participant will
be able to add their own spe-
cial touch to each card they
create. This is an adult pro-
gram. Registration is required.
Visit https://woodwardmemo-
riallibrary.libcal.com/calen-
dar/programs/holidaycards to
register. Call (585) 768-8300.
Woodward Memorial Library, 7
Wolcott St., Le Roy.
138 Court St., Geneseo, NY 14454
Cell: 585-750-3320
Office: 585-243-2643
Fax: 585-243-1838
alanscole@abcolerealestate.com
www.abcolerealestate.com
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Nov. 21
Knight Music Chamber: 7:30
p.m. Dr. Leah McGray con-
FIND HUNDREDS OF THINGS TO DO EACH MONTH WHEN YOU VISIT OUR ONLINE CALENDARS
AT WWW.THEDAILYNEWSONLINE.COM OR WWW.THELCN.COM.
ductor in Doty Recital Hall.
(585) 245-5000 or visit ems.
geneseo.edu. SUNY Geneseo,
1 College Circle, Geneseo.
“ ‘Frozen’ Party:” 4:30 to 5:30
p.m. Celebrate “Frozen 2”
with crafts and games. Come
dressed in your Arendelle
best. Recommended ages
Pre-K and older. Royalton
Hartland Community Library, 9
Vernon St., Middleport.
Nov. 22
TGIF Craft Day: Confet-
ti-Stuffed Turkey. 1 to 2 p.m.
Visit: www.hoaglibrary.org.
Hoag Library, 134 South Main
St. Albion.
See EVENTS T5
Alan S. Cole
Lic. R.E. Salesperson
585-750-3320

Events
From T4
18th Annual Wonderland of
Trees: 6 to 8:30 p.m. Join us
as we kick off the 18th Annu-
al Wonderland of Trees. This
years suggested theme is
“Flowers of Christmas.” Tick-
ets are $15 per person, $10
for museum members, and
$5 for children younger than
age 12. For more information,
call(585) 343-4727, email
hollandlandoffice@gmail.com
or visit http://www.holland-
landoffice.com/Events/Won-
derlandofTrees2019.aspx for
the registration form and map
of available tree locations.
Holland Land Office Museum,
131 West Main St., Batavia.
“Deck the Halls” at GO ART!:
6:30 to 8 p.m. Join us for
a night of creativity and fun
with local mixed media artist
Jenn Cascell. This night of fun
will include all the supplies
needed to create a beautiful
holiday ornament, and a com-
plimentary holiday mimosa.
GO ART!, 201 East Main St.,
Batavia,
Cake,Sip, and Create: 6 to
8 p.m. Bring your favorite
bottle of wine or other adult
beverage and your friends to
Joan Barton of Batavia and Joyce Grazioplene of Oakfield look at the Wonderland of Trees at the
Holland Land Office Museum, 131 West Main St., Batavia, during the opening of the 2018 event. The
annual event returns Nov. 22.
create your very own cake
masterpiece with instructions
by Pam. Participants will learn
how to creatively decorate
cakes for the fall season.
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Each cake challenge will test
newly acquired skills in a fun
yet competitive way. Prizes
will be awarded for first, sec-
ond and third place cakes. All
“The Velveteen Rabbit:”
Santa visits Oliver’s Candies:
Thanksgiving Crafts: 10:30 to
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materials are included. Cost
is $35 to $40. Gillam Grant
Community Center, 6966
West Bergen Rd., Bergen.
November 2019 • 5
7:30 p.m. There once was
a stuffed rabbit who loved a
boy and a boy who loved a
stuffed rabbit. Follow “The
Velveteen Rabbit” and friends
in the nursery while they wait
to become real. Adapted from
the classic children’s book
by Margery Williams. Tickets
are $10 to $22. Visit www.
roberts.edu. Roberts Wesley-
an College, Howard Stowe
Roberts Cultural Life Center,
2301 Westside Drive, Chili.
Nov. 23
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Santa is
bringing tons of fun along with
him and the misses. Oliver’s
will also be hosting a petting
zoo, pony rides, and a food
stand. Oliver’s Candies, 211
West Main St., Batavia.
11:30 a.m. Join Miss Grace
for a variety of creative and
fun Thanksgiving crafts to
take home. Registration is
appreciated. Register online
at http://www.holleylibrary.
org/events/2019/11/23/
thanksgiving-crafts, over the
phone or in the library. Free.
Community Free Library, 86
Public Square, Holley.
See EVENTS T6
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Events
From T5
Warrior House Holiday Craft
Show: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Holiday Craft show to benefit
the Warrior House veterans
and families. Crafts, basket
raffle, quilt raffle, kids craft
table. Knowlesville Fellowship
Hall, 3619 Knowlesville Rd.,
Knowlesville.
Fall Bazaar and Luncheon: 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. The Fall Bazaar
and Luncheon is scheduled
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.. Lun-
cheon features homemade
soups, pulled-pork sandwich-
es and homemade dessert
selection. Bazaar includes
attic treasures, vendors,
handcrafted items, theme
baskets and baked goods.
Proceeds benefit mission
projects of the Presbyterian
Women’s Group. Free. (585)
237-2726. Brick Presbyterian
Church, 6 Church St., Perry.
Holiday Sale of Wheatland
Historical Association: Gifts,
home decor, antiques, collect-
ibles, fresh boxwood wreaths
and greens arrangements,
hand-sewn items, quilting,
rug hooking, holiday pies,
local history books, and much
more. This holiday sale will be
held from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m.
Call 571-4936 for more infor-
mation. Sage-Marlowe House,
69 Main St., Scottsville.
Nov. 24
Geneseo Symphony Orchestra:
3 p.m. Dr. Leah McGray con-
ductor. With Geneseo Festival
Singers, directed by Gerard
Floriano. Program includes
Anton Bruckner, “Te Deum”;
Gustav Holst, “Jupiter”
from The Planets; and Eric
Whitacre, “Deep Field.” Will
be in Wadsworth Auditorium.
(585) 245-5000 or visit ems.
geneseo.edu. SUNY Geneseo,
1 College Circle, Geneseo.
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Dr. Leah McGray
Bread of Life Community
Dinner: 5 to 6:30 p.m. Free
community dinner. All are wel-
come. Free. (585) 786-5445
or visit www.valleychapel.org.
Valley Chapel Free Methodist
Church, 3415 State Route
19S, Warsaw.
Nov. 28
Turkey Trot 2019: 8 to 11:30
a.m. Annual Turkey Trot host-
ed by First Baptist Marilla.
There is a 5K timed race and
a 1 mile walk. Individuals,
families, and friends are all
invited. The race begins at
8:30 a.m. sharp. Plan on
arriving at 8 a.m. Runners
may also register the day of
the race from 7:45 to 8:15
a.m. Only runners need to
register. Water will be provid-
ed at the end of the race. All
runners are asked to bring a
snack or treat to share after
the race. This is a free event.
Monetary donations will be
accepted to help with Danny’s
Helping Hands, a resource
for families who have fallen
on hard times in the Iroquois
School District. All donations
will go to providing Christmas
gifts to children in the com-
munity. First Baptist Marilla,
11651 Bullis Rd., Marilla.
Cystic Fibrosis Turkey Trot:
7:30 to 11:30 a.m. The Cys-
tic Fibrosis Turkey Trot is an
uncertified 5K run/walk on
Thanksgiving morning. The
run will start at 9 a.m, with
registration and packet pick
up starting at 7:30 a.m. This
run/walk is open to all ages
and paces, with shirts provid-
585-343-7210
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Santa’s Christmas Land: 5 to
Dr. Gerard Floriano
ed to the first 350 registered,
professional timing, and
prizes to the top finishers. All
proceeds will benefit Cystic
Fibrosis charities. For more
information, visit www.cfteam-
natalie.com. Wyoming Hook
& Ladder Fire Co. Inc., Maple
Street, Wyoming.
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train or the hayride through
the lights. Santa’s Christmas Olde Tyme Holiday Storytime:
Land is a gigantic high-tech 11 a.m. to noon. Open to all
synchronized musical light ages. Stop in and enjoy a
show and walk through Christ- story before Santa arrives on
mas festival unlike any other
Main Street. (585) 798-3430.
holiday celebration. Admission
Lee-Whedon Memorial Library,
is $12 to $15. Visit san-
620 West Ave., Medina.
taschristmasland.com. San-
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Great Pumpkin Farm, 11199
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Events
From T6
Polar Express Train Rides: On
the Polar Express, children
experience the magic of
the classic Christmas mov-
ie(based on the book) during
a one-hour train ride. Aboard
the train, songs from the
movie play over the sound
system. Entertainers dressed
as chefs move through the
train cars, delivering cookies
and hot chocolate to the
passengers. The ride even
includes story time narrated
by Liam Neeson. Thirty min-
utes into the ride, the Polar
Express stops at the North
Pole to pick up Santa, who
rides back to Medina with
everyone, handing out bells
to all the children. All Polar
Express tickets include admis-
sion into the Medina Railroad
Museum, hot cocoa, a cookie
and a bell for children. Medi-
na Railroad Museum, 530
West Ave., Medina.
Breakfast with St. Nick: At
Genesee Country Village and
Museum, 1410 Flint Hill Rd.
Mumford. Seatings times are
9 a.m., 10 a.m., 11 a.m.
and noon. Reservations are
required and non-refund-
able for this all-you-can-eat
pancake breakfast. Reserve
online gcv.org or call 294-
8218 with questions. Tickets:
adults $20, youth 1-17 $15,
kids under 1 free. Tickets
include admission to “Prepar-
ing for Winter” program in the
historic village.
Preparing for Winter: 9:30
a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Wander
through the rustic winter
setting as villagers busy
themselves with prepara-
tions for the coming season.
Interact with the villagers as
they demonstrate a variety
Visitors to Genesee Country Village and Museum, Mumford,
will be able to interact with the villagers as they demonstrate a
variety of activities during “Preparing for Winter” on Nov. 30.
of activities, including candle
making, spinning wool and
meat preservation. The adja-
cent Genesee Country Nature
Center will demonstrat how to
carve spiles – wooden taps
for harvesting maple sap from
trees. Also, a 1 p.m. trail walk
will discuss spile placement
and sap harvesting. (585)
538-6822 or visit www.gcv.
org. Genesee Country Village
& Museum, 1410 Flint Hill
Rd., Mumford.
Light Up Lima!: The Christmas
tree lighting event begins at
6 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. at the
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Light up Mount Morris: Takes
Christmas in the Country
Christmas Craft and Vendor
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Lima Town Hall. Watch for the
fire truck with Santa. Family
fun for everyone including hot
cocca, cookies, cider, donuts,
craft and more. The HFL high
school choir will have a sing-a-
long. New this year is the kids
activity tent. Free admission,
presented by Lima Rotary
Club. Call for more informa-
tion, 585-448-6410.
place on Small Business Sat-
urday. Main street businesses
will have sales. There will be
raffles sponsored by some
non-profits. Cookies, snacks
and drinks will be given to
customers in many of the
stores. At 6 p.m. the lighting
of the Christmas tree will take
place on the corner of Main
and Chapel streets.
Bazaar: The bazaar features
crafts, a bake sale, new to
you, and more, 10 a.m. until
2 p.m. Lunch is available from
10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The bazaar
will be at Tuscarora Presbyte-
rian Church, 8082 Dutch St.
Rd., Mount Morris. For infor-
mation call 658-2733.
Dec. 1
Show: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
More than 80 tables avail-
able. Refreshments available.
Table rental call Barbara
(585) 507-9930. Free.
Alexander Fire Department
Receational Hall, 10708 Alex-
ander Rd., Alexander.
November 2019 • 7
Dec. 2
Santa Visits the Library: 6 to
7 p.m. Santa will stop by the
library for a story and pic-
tures. Visit www.hoaglibrary.
org. Hoag Library, 134 Soutn
Main St., Albion.
DIY Mason Jar Holiday Gifts: 6
to 8 p.m. Make and take sev-
eral festive gifts using mason
jars. All materials included.
Space is limited. Free. To reg-
ister, call (585) 243-0440 or
visit www.wadslib.com. Wad-
sworth Library, 24 Center St.,
Geneseo.
Learning Through Play!: 5 to
7 p.m. Join SUNY Geneseo
graduate students in play
testing board games in the
library balcony. All ages are
welcome to participate. Free.
(585) 243-0440 or visit www.
wadslib.com. Wadsworth
Library, 24 Center St., Gen-
eseo.
Book Club, “Snow Child”: 1 to
2 p.m. Meets the first Mon-
day of the month to discuss a
predetermined book. All books
are provided by the library.
This is a free program, but
you must register so a book
can be ordered for you. Call
(585) 798-3430 to sign-up.
Lee-Whedon Memorial Library,
620 West Ave., Medina.
See EVENTS T8
8 • November 2019
Events
From T7
Dec. 3
Geneseo Jazz Ensemble: 7:30
to 9:30 p.m. Call (585) 245-
5000 or visit ems.geneseo.
edu. SUNY Geneseo, 1 Col-
lege Circle, Geneseo.
Dec. 5
Christmas Social in the One
Room Schoolhouse of the
Honeoye Falls: Town of Men-
don Historical Society in Harry
Allen Park in Honeoye Falls.
Enjoy Christmas caroling by
church choirs, instrumental
music and vocals from 6:30
to 8:30 p.m. Plus free hot
wassail and Christmas cook-
ies. This event is not hand-
icapped accessible. Ques-
tions, call (585) 624-5655.
Adult Game Night: 5:30 to 9
p.m. Decks, Dice and Mee-
ples holds adult game nights
from 5:30 to 9 p.m. the first
Thursday of each month at
the Genesee-Orleans Region-
al Arts Council. Join us for
games and adult beverages
at GO-Art’s Tavern 2.o.1.
We’ll play some of the fun
and intriguing party games
that are trending with adults.
Come play Hail Hydra, Red
Dragon Inn, and even Cards
Against Humanity. Admission
is $5. For more information,
call (585) 343-9313 or visit
GoArt.org. (585) 343-9313
or visit www.goart.org. Gen-
esee-Orleans Regional Arts
Council, 201 East Main St.,
Batavia.
Make Your Own Gingerbread
House Event: 6:30 to 7:30
p.m. Make gingerbread hous-
es from graham crackers,
frosting, and various holiday
candies. Open to children 4
Santa Claus waves to the children during a past Hometown Holidays parade in Caledonia. This
year’s “Hometown Holidays” is scheduled Dec. 6 to 8 in Caledonia and Mumford.
years old and up. Registration
required. Space is limited.
Call (585) 243-0440. Wad-
sworth Library, 24 Center St.,
Geneseo.
Vintage Christmas: 6 to 8
Dec. 6
Wreath Making Workshop:
Create a holiday wreath using
pine and holly boughs, from
7 to 8 p.m. at the Chip Holt
Nature Center, Vitale Park,
Lakeville. Registration and $8
fee to cover cost of materials
is required. There is a limit of
20 participants and spots go
quickly. Register by emailing
chipholtnaturecenter@yahoo.
com to reserve your spot.
Tree Lighting Ceremony: Kick
off the holiday season with
the Village of Livonia’s Tree
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Lighting Ceremony at 6:30
p.m. in the Keystone Parking
Lot, 26 Main St. Bring your
voices and holiday spirit.
p.m. Northgate Church invites
the community to it’s annual
Vintage Christmas event. This
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Pajama Storytime with Santa:
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family-friendly event will be
come and go as you please.
Enjoy a guided tour of a live
nativity through the commu-
nity prayer walk, complete
with carols and hot chocolate.
Come decorate cookies,
enjoy a few classic Christmas
movies on an outdoor movie
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screen, all while staying cozy
around a campfire There
will be a small devotional at
7 p.m,, accompanied by a
tree lighting. This is a free
event, open to all ages. For
more information, contact
the Northgate Free Methodist
Church office at (585) 343-
4011 or visit northgatefmc.
com. Free. Northgate Free
Methodist Church, 8160 Bank
Street Rd., Batavia.
p.m. Conductor Dr. Leah
McGray will lead the concert
in Wadsworth Auditorium. For
information, call (585) 245-
5000 or visit ems.geneseo.
edu. SUNY Geneseo, 1 Col-
lege Circle, Geneseo.
7 to 8:30 p.m. Kindergarten
age and younger with a par-
ent or caregiver. Includes the
movie, “What is Christmas?”
and a story with Santa. Par-
ticipants are asked to bring a
non-perishable food donation
for the local food bank. This
is a free program, but regis-
tration is required. Call (585)
798-3430 or sign-up online at
leewhedon.org. Lee-Whedon
Memorial Library, 620 West
Ave., Medina.
See EVENTS T9
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Events
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Yuletide in the Country Tours
and Dinner: 4:30 to 8 p.m.
Yuletide in the Country Tour
& Buffet dates are Dec.
6-7, Dec. 13-15 and Dec.
19-21. Take a guided tour to
Yuletides past. Visitors will
be invited into scenes that
highlight a variety of holiday
celebrations and gatherings
as they would have looked
throughout the 19th Century.
As an add-on or a night out on
its own, Yuletide Buffet din-
ners combine a hearty meal
with the ambiance of the
Museum’s Banquet Center all
decked out for the holidays.
Tax and gratuity are included
in buffet pricing. Advanced
reservations are required and
non-refundable. Tours will
also be held Dec. 13-15 and
19-21. Cost is $18 to $30.
For reserviations or more
information, call (585) 538-
6822 or visit www.gcv.org.
Genesee Country Village &
Museum, 1410 Flint Hill Rd.,
Mumford.
Dec. 6 & 7
Geneseo Farm Toy Show &
Auction: Begins with the auc-
tion preview 6 p.m., auction
7 p.m. on Dec. 6, free admis-
sion. The show with 140 deal-
er tables, runs from 9 a.m. to
2 p.m. Dec. 7. General admis-
sion is $5. Children under
12 are free. Refreshments
available. Proceeds benefit
Boy Scout Troop 4070. For
more information, contact
Doug Harke, dharke@roches-
ter.rr.com or 243-3882. At
at Geneseo Central School,
4050 Avon Rd., Route 39,
Geneseo.
Dec. 6-8
Hometown Holidays Week-
end. Don’t miss the beloved
Hometown Holidays Weekend
in Caledonia and Mumford.
Highlights include breakfast
with Santa, Christmas parade,
multi-building craft/vendor
sales, and family-friendly
activities. Many events and
specials from local business-
es. Plan time to walk the
quaint, decorated villages,
browse unique shops, and
enjoy a variety of delicious
food. www.Facebook.com/
HometownHolidaysCMNY
for updated information as
details are announced.
Dec. 7
Avon Holiday Spectacular: This
event will be offering holiday
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fun for the whole family taking parade to Church Park for the
place throughout the village
downtown business district,
however primary events will
tree lighting ceremony; wine
walk from 6 to 8 p.m., and
much more. Various choirs
be occurring from 2 to 6 p.m. from Dansville Central School
Pick up event passports at performing starting at 6 p.m.
the Village Hall, 74 Genesee
Geneseo’s Christmas in the
St. where Santa is Coming Village. This annual event
to Town: photos with Santa,
happens in downtown Gen-
make and take crafts, face eseo. The Cookie Stroll is
painting and more (free with
from 2 to 5 p.m., tickets
donation and/or new toy for are $5, and will be available
Avon Food Pantry and Toy
online and at participating
Drive). Avon Holiday One Stop businesses beginning Nov.
Shop will be held 9 a.m.-4
14. Various businesses will
p.m. at the Avon Inn. Lots of have open houses, specials,
food choices to enjoy from and/or craft vendors. Santa
chili to crepes to mac and LIVINGSTON COUNTY NEWS FILE PHOTO and Mrs. Claus will be joined
cheese. Holiday music. Tree From left, Mrs. Claus and Santa Claus listen to James Werner by strolling carolers. The
lighting ceremony with Santa Jr., Izzy, and Charlotte from Spencerport as they relay their ChristmaSing begins at 6
and his elves at 6 p.m. Family Christmas wish lists during a visit Touch of Grayce in Geneseo p.m. around the Bear Foun-
concert with Bob’s Brother’s tain with Santa arriving down
during the village “Christmas in the Village” festival in 2018.
Band at 7 p.m. in the Avon Main Street.
Fire Hall.
crafters and other vendors in pus Center and at the Town
Dansville’s Winter in the Vil- the early afternoon at Gene- Hall. See Santa at Dansville
lage: The festival features see Community College Cam- ArtWorks. There will be a See EVENTS T12
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Events
From T9
Leicester’s Winter Wonder-
land: The festivities will be
held from 4 until 6 p.m. in
the Leicester Village Park.
Come and enjoy cookies,
hot chocolate, popcorn and
snacks. Visit with Santa and
there will be gifts for the kids.
Also wagon rides and lots of
Christmas music to enjoy.
Tree lighting ceremony is at
5 p.m.
Breakfast with Santa: The
Arc of Livingston-Wyoming’s
Breakfast with Santa will be
at 9 a.m. at KidStart, 5871
Groveland Station Rd., Mount
Morris. The festive family
event will include food and
drink, crafts, games, music,
and individual visits with
Santa Claus. Breakfast with
Santa is a free, inclusive
event for any child age 12 or
younger. Children must be
accompanied by a parent or
adult guardian. Families are
encouraged to bring a non-per-
ishable food item, as a dona-
Stay WARM
Anna Tabelski gives Frosty the Snowman a high-five at the 2018
Christmas in the City in Batavia.
tion to the KidStart Backpack
Program. Reservation by Nov.
27 to Hannah Brown, 658-
2828 or hbrown@lwarc.org.
Christmas Live!: This family
event is from 4 to 7 p.m. and
features hay rides, family pho-
tos, arts and crafts, bon fire,
popcorn, cookie decorating,
food and beverages, all free,
at Avon Central Presbyterian
Church, 133 Genesee St.
Christmas Parade: Springwater
Holiday Bazaar: The bazaar
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Fire Department. The parade
begins 5:30 p.m. on School
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station, 8145 South Main
St. Enjoy cookies and hot
chocolate with Santa after the
parade. The home decorating
contest and parade awards
will be announced.
will be held from 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m. and offers many
handcrafted items including
placemats, dolls, ornaments;
fresh and artificial greens
arrangements. There will be
baked goods, pantry items
and more. The cafe will be
open, serving a variety of
homemade soups and pies
at Geneseo United Methodist
Church, 4520 Genesee St.,
Route 63 and Court Street,
Now accepting debit and
credit cards. Presented by the
Holy Parish Bell Choir: 11 a.m.
to noon. Visit www.hoaglib-
rary.org. Hoag Library, 134
Soutn Main St., Albion.
Christmas In The City & Holi-
day Parade: 2 to 6 p.m. Cel-
ebrate the Holidays in Down-
town Batavia with pictures
with Santa, craft workshops,
parade and more. Shop local
retailers and take advantage
of holiday specials. Activities
and crafts will be available.
The holiday parade down Main
Street will begin at 6 p.m. For
information, visit visitgene-
seeny.com or goart.org. Down-
town Batavia, Bank Street and
Alva Place, Batavia.
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Events
From T12
Create-A-Critter: 10:30 a.m.
to 3:30 p.m. Let your imagi-
nation run wild. With a touch
of creativity and hot glue, you
can turn some pine cones,
seed pods, leaves, sticks
and more into a great gift
for someone you love, or
you can keep your critter for
yourself. Create garlands and
ornaments edible for wildlife,
dress for the weather and
decorate the Outdoor Learn-
ing Center. There are two
sessions: Session 1: 10:30
a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; Session
2: 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Pre-registration is required.
Call (585) 344-1122. Admis-
sion is $5 per person or $10
per family. Genesee County
Park & Forest Interpretive
Center, 11095 Bethany Cen-
ter Rd., East Bethany.
Stocking Stuffer Holiday Book
Sale: 10:30 a.m. to 2:30
p.m. Choose a bagful of used
books and audio/visuals for
$5. Sponsored by Friends
of Wadsworth Library. Free.
(585) 243-0440 or visit www.
wadslib.com. Wadsworth
Library, 24 Center St., Gen-
eseo.
Winter fest: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Features a Christmas bazaar.
children’s activities and tree
lighting with Santa Claus.
Look for additional activities
at Woodward Memorial Library
on Wolcott Street Free. Down-
town Le Roy.
Christmas in Oakfield: 11 a.m.
to 3 p.m. This is the 22nd
Annual Santa in the Park
event. Starting at 11 a.m.,
the first 50 families can pick
up a grapevine wreath. Then
they proceed to each stop to
collect an ornament and get
their card stamped. Complet-
ed cards are returned to Trian-
gle Park and entered into the
grand prize drawing at 3 p.m.
Mr. Claus arrives by fire truck
at 1 p.m. and he and Mrs.
Claus will greet children on
the gazebo until 3 p.m. The
Oakfield-Alabama Lions Club
has cookies and hot cocoa
during Santa’s stay. This is
a joint effort orchestrated by
Oakfield Lions Club, Oakfield
Betterment Committee, and
many other local organizations
and businesses. Many local
businesses have specials this
day. Triangle Park, Corner of
Routes 63 and 262, Oakfield.
Christmas Gala: 7:30 p.m.
Enjoy your favorite songs and
carols of the holiday season.
Welcome Advent with the
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Christmas portion of Handel’s
Messiah. All proceeds go to
music student scholarships.
Admission is $16 to $20.
Visit www.roberts.edu. Rob-
erts Wesleyan College, How-
ard Stowe Roberts Cultural
Life Center, 2301 Westside
Drive, Chili.
Holiday Craft Fair: 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m. About 75 vendors
display their homemade crafts
from wood working to jewel-
ry to hand-knit scarves and
more. Includes a raffle table
with prizes donated by various
vendors. Raffle tickets are
cash only. Admission is free.
Florence Brasser Elementary
School, 1000 Chili Center
Coldwater Rd., Rochester.
4th Annual Tree Lighting Cer-
emony: Christmas in Stafford
begins when the tree is lit at
Ilette Park. Join the celebra-
tion as the sun disappears
to see the lights make their
appearance and celebrate the
beginning of the greatest time
MARK GUTMAN/DAILY NEWS FILE PHOTO of year. Ilette Park, Corner of
Santa Claus counts down the lighting of the Le Roy Christmas tree during the 2016 Winterfest Route 5 and 237, Stafford.
celebration. This year the event returns on Dec. 7 to the village.
See EVENTS T14
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Events
From T13
Dec. 7 & 8
Holly Trolley Rides: Enjoy a
two-mile round trip ride on an
authentic vintage trolley car.
Rides operate every half hour
starting at 11:30 a.m., with
the last ride departing at 3:30
p.m. Visit with Santa and
Mrs. Claus and there will be
complimentary cookies and
hot chocolate for all. Check
out the model train displays
at the New York Museum of
Transportation, 6393 East
River Rd., West Henrietta.
Admission is $10 adults, $9
for seniors 65 and older, $8
youth 3-12. No reservation
are required. For more infor-
mation, www.nymtmuseum.
org or 533-1113. Also Dec.
14 and 15.
Dec. 8
The Rochester Philharmonic
Orchestra Holiday Concert:
The holiday tradition begins at
3 p.m. in Livonia High School,
2 Bulldog Blvd. Presale tick-
ets are $13 for students
and seniors; $15 for adults,
(children under five are free)
and may be purchased at
Wegmans, Five Star Bank
in Lakeville and Geneseo,
West’s Shurfine, Livonia Phar-
macy or call Andrew Lawton
346-4000 x1015. At the door
all tickets will be $17. This
program is presented by the
Livonia High School Band -
Band Boosters.
Brunch with Santa: 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m. Santa is making
an appearance at Terry Hills
Golf Course for brunch. Cost
is $17 per adult and $10
per child (ages 5 to 10).
Reservations required. For
information, call (585) 343-
0642. Terry Hills Golf Course,
Restaurant & Banquet Facility,
5122 Clinton Street Rd., Bat-
avia.
Dec. 10
Cookie Exchange: Bring five
dozen cookies to share and
leave with five dozen of a vari-
ety of cookies. The exchange
is scheduled from 7 to 8:30
p.m. at Little Lakes Commu-
nity Center, 4705 South Main
St., Route 15A, Hemlock.
Dec. 11
Ugly Christmas Shirt: 6:30
to 8 p.m. No holiday season
is complete without an Ugly
Christmas sweater party.
Instead of making an ugly
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The Nutcracker: New York 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Dec. 14.
State Ballet: 7:30 p.m.
The New York State Ballet
presents its holiday classic
See the Christmas story in a
memorable way as scenes of
Jesus’ birth unfolds through
with music by Tchaikovsky, scripture narrative, biblical
performed by a live orchestra characters and live animals.
under the direction of Music After the hayride visit the
Director Jared Chase. Follow indoor Bethlehem village and
along as young Clara falls enjoy hot cocoa and cookies.
asleep at her family’s Christ- This free event will be held at
mas party under a majestic AWC Four Corners Campus,
Christmas tree with her 4277 Caledonia-Avon Rd.
beloved Nutcracker doll by (corner of West River Road
her side. Watch as her doll and Route 5), Caledonia.
magically comes alive, battles
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the Mouse King and takes her Church.
to the Land of Sweets where
Walk Through Bethlehem:
she meets the Sugar Plum
Take a step back in time to
Fairy and enjoys dances from
relive the excitement of the
around the world. Tickets
City of Bethlehem on the night
are $20 to $55. Visit www.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF TRANSPORTATION PHOTOGRAPH that Jesus was born. The
roberts.edu. Roberts Wesley-
Santa Claus greets visitors as they board the “Holly Trolley” at event will be held from 7 to 9
an College, Howard Stowe
the New York Museum of Transportation, West Henrietta. Roberts Cultural Life Center, p.m. on Dec. 13 and 6 to 8
p.m. Dec. 14 and the actual
2301 Westside Drive., Chili.
Christmas sweater patrons and poignant musical on walk through is 20 minutes at
can get creative and make how Charles Dickens’ life Faith Fellowship Church, 5630
an ugly Christmas shirt. All was inspired and shaped Dec. 13 & 14 Pebble Beach Rd., Lakeville.
while writing one of his most (On the corner of West Lake
materials included. Space is Live Nativity Hayride: Take
limited. To register, call the famous stories. Jam packed an adventure back in time Road and Pebble Beach Road,
library at (585) 243-0440, with holiday favorites and across from the water tower.)
some incredible new music,
and encounter the wonder
The event is free.
visit wadslib.com, or stop in. of Jesus’ birth. The outdoor
this is a must see production
Sponsored by Friends of Wad- drama will be held from 6:30 See EVENTS T15
for the holiday season fea- to 8:30 p.m. on Dec. 13 and
sworth Library. Wadsworth
turing a wide ranging in age
Library, 24 Center St., Gen- cast. For ticket information,
eseo. contact the box office, at
Dec. 13
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Events
From T14
Dec. 13-15
Yuletide in the Country Tours
& Dinner: Take a guided tour
to Yuletides past at Genesee
Country Village & Museum,
1410 Flint Hill Rd., Mumford.
Explore the wintry historic
village and see the variety of
celebrations and gatherings
as they would have looked
throughout the 19th Century.
Tour tickets for all ages are
$25. Dinner tickets cost $30
adults, $18 youth 2-10, youth
1 and under free. Reservation
are required, www.gcv.org.
Tours will also be held Dec.
19-21.
Dec. 14
Mount Morris Rotary Christ-
mas in Mount Morris: Activ-
ities planned throughout the
day and night include story-
telling with Mrs. Claus, and
the Mills Mansion will have an
open house. A concert will be
held at the Livingston County
Campus, Parade of Lights
and tree lighting ceremony.
Enjoy horse drawn carriage
rides, food and drinks. One
of the highlights of the event
includes a visit with Santa.
Christmas In Nunda: This day-
long holiday events begins
at 8:15 a.m. with a “Santa
Stroll” sponsored by Be Well
Nunda. It starts at the high
school and follows a short
route around the village. It
is a fun event for the whole
family. There will be prizes
for costumes. Breakfast with
The bear sculpture at Main and Chapel streets in Mount Morris was in a festival mood on Christmas
Eve 2018 as it found itself surrounded by holiday globes with greetings such as “Merry Christmas.”
cookies and juice. Visit with
Santa one on one. Free, at
EPC Stone Church, 3177
Church St., Caledonia. One
hour time slots, 9 a.m.-noon.
Registration required by Dec.
7 to Amber Teitsma, 585-857-
0387 or email amberteits-
ma@gmail.com.
Uncle Otto’s Christmas
Party: The party, hosted by
the Lakeville Volunteer Fire
Department, will be held
from 1 to 3 p.m., free, at the
Lakeville Training Grounds
building, 5939 Stone Hill Rd.
Santa will arrive at about 1
p.m. on a fire truck. Refresh-
ments, presents for the chil-
dren, photos with Santa, and
rides on a fire truck. Infor-
mation call Cynthia Nelson,
346-2513.
Christmas Parade: Hosted by
Honeoye Falls Fire Depart-
ment the parade starts at
6:30 p.m. at Pinetrail and
ends at the fire house, 7
Monroe Street. After the
parade, venture to the fire
hall and see Santa, enjoy
snacks and drinks.
Masquerade Gala & Silent
Auction. “Unmask Poverty”:
This event to benefit Catholic
Dady and Friends: Little
Lakes Community Associa-
tion’s annual holiday concert
will begin at 7 p.m. Tickets
are $15 with light refresh-
ments included. Come and
be ready to share in the spirit
of the season! Little Lakes
Community Center, 1405
South Main St., Route 15A,
Hemlock.
Dec. 14
A Hometown Holiday Activity:
Story and Craft. Noon to 1
p.m. Make the library one of
your Hometown Holiday cele-
bration destinations. Drop-in
from noon until 1 for a holiday
story and craft. Visit www.
hoaglibrary.org. Hoag Library,
134 Soutn Main St., Albion.
Books from Birth Christmas
Storytime: 2 to 2:30 p.m. For
those who joined the Books
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from Birth program. If your
child is younger than 5 years
old and lives in the Albion
area they could join, too. Call
Charities of Livingston Coun-
the library for details. Register
ty, starts with cocktails and
in advance for program sup-
silent auction at 5 p.m. at
plies. Visit www.hoaglibrary.
Willow Creek Event Center,
org. Hoag Library, 134 South
3100 Rochester Rd., Lakev-
Main St., Albion.
ille. Followed by an elegant
sit-down dinner and music
by Bob’s Brother’s Band. For
information and tickets, www.
aboutcclc.org.
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Santa will be from 9 to 11

a.m. at the Whistling Farm-
er’s Pub at Woodlyn Hills
Golf Course. Vendors will be
throughout the village and in
the firehall from 9 a.m. until
4 p.m. Santa will be around
the village after the breakfast
until 3 p.m. There will be
activities for the children at
different times throughout the
day. The parade of lights will
start around 6 p.m. followed
by fireworks. Winners of the
Christmas Lighting contest
will be announced at the
parade. There are four cate-
gories with a $50 first-place
prize in the categories of
traditional, nostalgic and busi-
ness. Judging will take place
Dec. 5 to 7. For more infor-
mation on the contest, check
the D’Amicos Christmas Light
Show Facebook page.
Sensory Santa: Meet Santa
up close and personal in a
sensory friendly environment.
Sensory activities, crafts,
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Events
From T15
Saturday Morning Children’s
Program: 10 a.m. to noon.
Children 7-12 years old can
learn how to make antique
paper ornaments and write
letters to Santa. Registration
is required. Cost is $5 per
child or $4 for museum mem-
bers. Call (585) 343-4727
or email hollandlandoffice@
gmail.com to register. Visit
www.hollandlandoffice.com.
Holland Land Office Museum,
131 West Main St., Batavia.
Dec. 14 & 15
Holly Trolley Rides: Enjoy a
two-mile round trip ride on
the authentic vintage trolley
car. Rides operate every half
hour starting at 11:30 a.m.,
with the last ride departing
at 3:30 p.m. Visit with Santa
and Mrs. Claus and there will
be complimentary cookies and
hot chocolate for all. Check
out the model train displays
at the New York Museum of
Transportation, 6393 East
“Yuletide in the County” takes visitors at Genesee Country
Village and Museum, Mumford, through scenes of yuletides past.
1410 Flint Hill Rd., Mumford.
Explore the wintry historic
Holiday Open House at Gen-
village and see the variety of
celebrations and gatherings
as they would have looked
throughout the 19th Century.
Tour tickets for all ages are
$25. Dinner tickets cost $30
adults, $18 youth 2-10, youth
1 and under free. Reservation
are required, www.gcv.org.
Popcorn, Paperbacks and Pan-
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Santa & Reindeer Train Ride:
Dec. 21
esee Country Village and
Museum: Celebrate the tra-
ditions of the season and
explore the winter wonders of
the historic village. Self-guid-
ed tours. Eight houses will be
open to explore. Experience
music, sample foods and
enjoy a visit with St. Nick.
This magical event is sched-
uled from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
will be available for purchase.
Tickets for the Open House
are: $10 for adults, $8 for
arrive at the North Pole Santa
will join us for the ride back
to the Medina Railroad Muse-
youth ages 3-17, and free um. He will hand out a bell to
for youth under three. The
museum is located at 1410 each child. Admission into the
Flint Hill Rd., Mumford. Info. museum is included in your
gcv.org. ticket. Dress in your favorite
pajama’s and enjoy the ride.
Medina Railroad Museum,
cakes with Mrs. Claus: 10 to
11 a.m. Stories and pancakes 530 West Ave., Medina.
with Mrs. Claus. Visit www.
hoaglibrary.org. Hoag Library,
134 South Main St., Albion.
Dec. 24
Christmas Eve Candlelight
Communion Services: Ser-
Dec. 21-22 vices will be held at 4 p.m.
and 7 p.m. at Avon Wesleyan
A 1-hour magical ride to the Church, 300 Genesee St.,
North Pole. Santa makes a corner of Pine View Heights
special trip bringing his rein-
and Genesee Street, Avon. All
deer for all the children to
are welcome.
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Dec. 31
Noon Year’s Eve: 11 a.m.
to 12:15 p.m. Get ready to
welcome 2020. With sparkly
art projects, a countdown,
balloon drop, and more,
patrons will enjoy New Year’s
festivities all before bedtime.
Open to children 4 years old
and older. For information,
call (585) 243-0440. Wad-
sworth Library, 24 Center St.,
Geneseo.
Noon Year’s Eve Party: 11:30
a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Join us for
a family-friendly New Year’s
Eve celebration. Balloon drop
at noon. Register in advance
for supply purposes. Visit
www.hoaglibrary.org. Hoag
Library, 134 Soutn Main St.,
Albion.
Batavia Downs 2020 New
Year’s Eve Party: Reserva-
tions required. Call Sara at
(585) 343-3750 ext. 6439.
Payment required ahead
of time. Ring in 2020 with
dinner, drinks and dancing
with music from The Hit
List. Live music 8:30 p.m.
to midnight. Fireworks and
champagne toast at midnight.
No one under the age of 21
is allowed inside the New
Year’s Eve Party. There will
be shuttle services from area
hotels from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Packages available. For infor-
mation, call (585) 343-3750
or visit visitgeneseeny.com.
Batavia Downs, 8315 Park
Rd., Batavia.
New Year’s Eve Bash with
Johnny Rawls & the Love
Machine: 7 to 11 p.m. Ring
in 2020 with Johnny Rawls
and the Love Machine. Tick-
ets include hors d’ourves.
Cash bar available. Opening
with Griffith and Martino.
$30.00. For information,
(585) 481-0036 or visit www.
brownpapertickets.com. The
Geneseo Riviera, 4 Center
St., Geneseo.
Le Roy’s “First Night”: Join
locals in welcoming the New
Year. Shops will be open.
Purchase warm drinks, enjoy
entertainment and ooo and
ahhh at the fireworks which
will start at 9 p.m. It’s a
wonderful family event. You’ll
have a great view of the fire-
works from the Main Street
Bridge.
Jan. 13
Wine Glass Painting: 6:30 to
8 p.m. Come get crafty in
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wine glasses. Turn a regular
wine glass into a beautiful
masterpiece. This program is
best suited for adults. Space
limited. Registration will begin
Dec. 9. Call the library at
(585) 243-0440 or stop in to
register. Visit wadslib.com.
Wadsworth Library, 24 Center
St., Geneseo/
Jan. 17
“Newsies:” 7:30 p.m. Based
on the musical film of the
same name, which was
inspired by the Newsboys
Strike of 1899 in New York
City. It tells the story of Jack
Kelly who dreams of life out
of the city. When Joseph Pulit-
zer raises newspaper prices
at the expense of the news-
boys, Kelly and the newsies
decide to act. Tickets are $17
to $23. Visit www.roberts.
edu. Roberts Wesleyan Col-
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7 facts about the winter solstice
Metro Creative Syndicate
Nocturnal animals and
human night owls may re-
joice during the winter sol-
stice.
On the winter solstice,
people can witness the
Earth’s longest night and
shortest day of the year
for their respective hemi-
spheres. For individuals
living in the northern hemi-
sphere, the winter solstice
generally occurs between
December 20 and 23 each
year. Those in the southern
hemisphere experience the
winter solstice between June
20 to June 23.
In 2019, the winter solstice
in the northern hemisphere
will be at 11:19 p.m. on Dec.
21.
The solstice may come
and go unnoticed, but it’s an
interesting day on the cal-
endar.
1. Not only will the winter
solstice occur on a specific
date, it also occurs at a spe-
cific time when the Earth’s
semi-axis tilts furthest from
the sun. This corresponds
to when the North Pole is
aimed away from the sun
on the 23.5 degree tilt of the
Earth’s axis. At this point,
the sun also shines directly
over the Tropic of Capricorn.
The information and trivia
site Mental Floss says the
solstice happens at the same
moment for everyone on the
plane. However, the hour it
occurs depends on your time
zone.
2. Areas of the Northern
Hemisphere can have vary-
ing lengths of day and night
on the solstice. For example,
New York City may have
nine hours and 15 minutes
of sunlight on the winter
solstice. If that upsets New
Yorkers, they may be happy
to be outside parts of Fin-
land, some of which get less
than six hours of sunlight on
the solstice.
3. The word “solstice”
is derived from Latin and
means “sun stands still.” It
was chosen to describe this
cosmic phenomenon be-
cause the solstice sun seem-
ingly appears in the same
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position at noontime for sev- Usually those temperatures
eral days before and after the are reserved for January and
winter solstice – at its lowest February.
point in the sky. 6. The Farmer’s Almanac
4. It is easy to mistake the reports that many cultures
solstices for the equinoxes, marked the arrival of the sol-
which also occur twice a stice as a time of death and
year. rebirth.
However, the equinoxes Early man also kept track
occur in fall and spring and of the days by observing the
mark when the sun is direct- sun’s position in the sky.
ly above the equator and In fact, historians believe
night and day are of equal Stonehenge was created to
length. monitor the sun’s yearly
5. Despite the winter “movement.”
solstice indicating the be- 7. Many traditions asso-
ginning of the astrological ciated with Christmas origi-
winter, it may not be the nated during Pagan celebra-
coldest time of the season. tions for the winter solstice.
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For example, Scandinavians
would burn a juul (yule) log
in the hearth in honor of the
god Thor. Thor’s job was to
bring the sun’s warmth back
to the people.
While the winter solstice
and the lack of sunlight syn-
onymous with it may not be
something everyone looks
forward to, there is a silver
lining. Following the winter
solstice, the hours of sun- The winter solstice may come
light gradually increase by and go unnoticed, but it’s
the day, eventually paving an interesting day on the
the way for the spring equi- calendar. This year, the solstice
is Dec. 21.
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As temperatures drop,
check the tire pressure
NAPS
You may notice, when the
weather turns colder, the tire
pressure monitoring system
light on your dashboard lights
up more frequently.
The Car Care Council rec-
ommends checking your tire
pressure regularly during the
winter to help keep the TPMS
light off and your vehicle safe.
“It’s typical at this time of
year for motorists to get TPMS
warnings and then get worried
about their tires,” said Rich
White, executive director of
the Car Care Council. “Often
drivers will see this in the
morning when it’s coldest. If
the temperature warms, the
light could turn off but it’s like-
ly that tires will still be a few
pounds per square inch (PSI)
under-inflated. This is why it’s
important to check tire pres-
sure regularly.”
It’s a cool idea to check your
car’s tire pressure whenever
there’s a drop in temperature
outside.
According to the U.S. Tire
Manufacturers Association,
for every 10 degree drop in
temperature, tire pressure de-
creases one to two PSI.
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is important for vehicle safety,
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cent for every one PSI drop in
pressure of all four tires and
improve fuel efficiency by
up to 3.3 percent when the
correct tire pressure is main-
tained.
“Tire pressure should be
checked at least monthly.
It is important to note that
newer cars with tire pressure
monitoring systems may not
alert you until the tire is sig-
nificantly under-inflated, so
you may want to check it more
frequently,” said White. “It is
important to check tire pres-
sure whenever there is a sig-
nificant weather change and
more often during the winter
months.”
The Car Care Council is the
source of information for the
“Be Car Care Aware” consum-
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moting the benefits of regular
vehicle care, maintenance and
repair to consumers.
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information, visit www.car-
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