On Friday evening 3/10/2017 at 7:00PM, this unique opportunity to learn about Bluebirds, habitat, and more is being presented by Genesee Valley Conservancy (GVC), open to the public. This event  is taking place at the Geneseo Riviera Theater .  (There will be a subsequent Springwater Trails hike about two months later in sync with Bluebirds as topic and when Bluebirds are out & about in our area of the Finger Lakes.)

Excerpt about this program from the GVC website:

All About Bluebirds, and More!

CLICK HERE TO RESERVE SEATS(Select the # of seats, click ‘add-to-cart’, enter your name and email click ‘complete order’)

Come learn about the life and history of Eastern Bluebirds from John Rogers, a nationally recognized expert on Bluebirds.  John was the co-founder of the NYS Bluebird Society in 1982 and is a past recipient of the Norah Lane Bluebird Conservation Award from the North American Bluebird Society.

Seating in the newly restored Riviera Theater is limited, use the link above to reserve free tickets.  General admission will be first-come first-serve.  Be sure you can get a seat for this fantastic event by supporting the Conservancy today!

*Event supported by Steuben Trust Company

Not only will this be an opportunity for edification about Bluebirds, but it is also an opportunity to appreciate the recently restored Riviera Theater, located at 4 Center St in the village of Geneseo.  The theater building, which for years sat vacant & unused, is now once again being utilized not only as a theater, but additionally serves as a multi-faceted community resource venue, a vibrant part of the Geneseo community.  (This program on Bluebirds is but one of the community resource programs that are on the schedule of the Geneseo Riviera Theater.)

And speaking of opportunity and unique, … well, on a subsequent date – Sunday, May 7th, 2017 Springwater Trails as a joint hike with Victor Hiking Trails will lead a Hike at MaryFrances Bluebird Haven (MFBBH) located in Victor, NY (and on adjacent Monkey Run trails too).  On the hike, there will be opportunities for observing Bluebirds, and as well will be field edification of hikers on Bluebirds and conservation efforts, … plus more.

More details on this ST/VHT hike as Sunday, May 7th approaches on the calendar.