Hikes led by Springwater Trails are generally held on Sunday afternoons and appear in this calendar in green.
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Barry Childs and Kathy Cloonan barry@africabridge Bike Bill Cooke Bob and Cindy Wagner Bob Menz (bert6952@yahoo.com) Bristol Hills Branch CANCELED Clarks Gully CLWA Colorado Trail Dena Munsell Dog friendly Finger Lakes Trail FL FLT Gene & Georgia Binder (585) 236-5384 Gene and Georgia Binder (585) 236-5384 Greenway Gully Gypsy moth Hemlock Hike Jayne Affolter John L Katherine Humphrey? Kayak Landowner Liability Leader: Mark Lehigh Valley Trail Mark and Laure Allen (585) 662-9305 Mark and Linda Mary Ann Devey (315) 573-0774 Mary Lou Wenthe (585) 208-4337 Melissa Mitchellsville mjkcloonan@frontiernet.net Mushroom Foray Naples Nunda POSTPONED Rick Henchen Saralinda Saralinda Hooker Schribner Sharon Boldt (boldtbs@yahoo.com) sugarbush hollow Summer Weekly Wendy Stevenson
As a tradition started several years ago, the Springwater / Webster Crossing historical Society is serving Pulled Pork prepared by Ted Canute and Scott Standish. The $10 Dinner includes Salt Potatoes, Vegetable in Season, dish-to-pass Dessert, and Pink Lemonade. Cookies to advertise the Christmas Cookie Sale may be available for tasting or purchasing. Society members will have tables set up in front of the Museum which is open for tours. Everyone is invited to enjoy the occasion, the good food, and the pleasure of knowing they are helping to preserve our history.
All are welcome to view and play the Aeolian home organ recently restored for a private residence. Originally installed in 1928, this organ is equipped with a player mechanism that enables the instrument to play from a repertoire of over 800 musical compositions.
Unfortunately, this open house coincides with the Stid Hill hike, but interested hikers might be able to work in a half hour or so with careful planning. Their facility is about a mile north of the Stid Hill parking lot.
Even if you can’t make the open house, take a moment to view pictures of the restoration.
Please join us on Saturday at the Earth Dance sponsored by and held at the Little Lakes Community Center in Hemlock. The community center is housed in the former Hemlock School across from the fair grounds.
There are activities all afternoon including:
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11:30 | “What is Sustainable Beef?” | Fred Forsburg raises 100% grass-fed and finished cattle on organic pastures. |
12:00 | “Educating for Good Stewardship: The Gap Year Experience with Lagom Landing,” | Laurel Nelson and Roc Castor. |
1:00 | “Permaculture: Earth Care, People Care, and Resource Care,” | Patty Love from Barefoot Permaculture. |
2:00 | “Solar and Geothermal Installation Basics,” | Zack Parker from ACES Energy. |
3:00 | “Local Medicinal Plants and Community Herbalism,” | Sherry Gendreau. |
4:00 | “Hiking Opportunities in the Little Finger Lakes Area,” | Mark Hopkins, Melissa Cohen. |
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12:00 | “Raptor Connections, featuring Live Birds of Prey” | Deana Ford, President, Braddock Bay Raptor Research, |
1:00 | “Reading with Rabbits,” | Dorothea Prine, Story Book Cottage Rabbitry. |
2:00 | “Seeker’s Circle: Interactive Native Entertainment for Children,” | Stan Kawasczynski, Native American Faith Keeper and Story Teller for the Seneca Nation. |
3:00 | “Kid Fit Exercise,” | Shanna Butler Fitness and Dance (children 5 years and up.) |
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11:00 | “Introduction to Yoga,” | Audrey Harpe of Yoga Bhoga |
2:00 | “Yoga for Gardeners,” | Audrey Harpe of Yoga Bhoga |

What better way to kick off the New Year than by getting a jump start torching off those holiday calories in the great outdoors. Springwater Trails is leading one of the dozens of sponsored hikes held each New Year’s Day on public lands across the Empire State.
Local volunteers and staff from DEC and State Parks will be leading family-friendly walks and hikes. The hikes range from one to five miles depending on the location and conditions. Check out the great hikes available.
Our hike will be along Canadice lake. The trail will be easy to moderate difficulty. There are approximately 14 miles of marked hiking trails on Hemlock-Canadice State Forest. The trip length will be family-friendly and determined by participants.
Please dress appropriately for the weather. Bring snowshoes if there is snow. Bring hiking poles, wear good boots and carry water with you.
Directions: v Springwater: Head north on NY-15A. In 7.6 miles, turn right into Purcell Hill Rd. Go up and over the hill (1.2 miles). At the bottom but before the lake, the parking is on the right.
From Rochester and Hemlock: head south on Ny-15A. Go through Hemlock NY. In 3.5 miles, turn left onto Purcell Hill Rd. Go up and over the hill (1.2 miles). At the bottom but before the lake, the parking is on the right.
Annie Schliffer, our master potter, and Emma Silverstein, our winter resident potter, are preparing for a Pottery Show at East Hill Gallery, including works fresh from the wood kiln which was fired last weekend! Perfect timing for a safe winter outing. Come and join us!
What: WINTER POTTERY SHOW When: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3rd Where: EAST HILL GALLERY at The Folk Art Guild, Annie’s fresh bread will be on sale Thursday & Friday (& freshly frozen Sat. & Sun.) please email Annie to reserve: aschliffer@gmail.com |
Annie Schliffer, our master potter, and Emma Silverstein, our winter resident potter, are preparing for a Pottery Show at East Hill Gallery, including works fresh from the wood kiln which was fired last weekend! Perfect timing for a safe winter outing. Come and join us!
What: WINTER POTTERY SHOW When: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3rd Where: EAST HILL GALLERY at The Folk Art Guild, Annie’s fresh bread will be on sale Thursday & Friday (& freshly frozen Sat. & Sun.) please email Annie to reserve: aschliffer@gmail.com |
Annie Schliffer, our master potter, and Emma Silverstein, our winter resident potter, are preparing for a Pottery Show at East Hill Gallery, including works fresh from the wood kiln which was fired last weekend! Perfect timing for a safe winter outing. Come and join us!
What: WINTER POTTERY SHOW When: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3rd Where: EAST HILL GALLERY at The Folk Art Guild, Annie’s fresh bread will be on sale Thursday & Friday (& freshly frozen Sat. & Sun.) please email Annie to reserve: aschliffer@gmail.com |
Annie Schliffer, our master potter, and Emma Silverstein, our winter resident potter, are preparing for a Pottery Show at East Hill Gallery, including works fresh from the wood kiln which was fired last weekend! Perfect timing for a safe winter outing. Come and join us!
What: WINTER POTTERY SHOW When: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3rd Where: EAST HILL GALLERY at The Folk Art Guild, Annie’s fresh bread will be on sale Thursday & Friday (& freshly frozen Sat. & Sun.) please email Annie to reserve: aschliffer@gmail.com |
Annie Schliffer, our master potter, and Emma Silverstein, our winter resident potter, are preparing for a Pottery Show at East Hill Gallery, including works fresh from the wood kiln which was fired last weekend! Perfect timing for a safe winter outing. Come and join us!
What: WINTER POTTERY SHOW When: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3rd Where: EAST HILL GALLERY at The Folk Art Guild, Annie’s fresh bread will be on sale Thursday & Friday (& freshly frozen Sat. & Sun.) please email Annie to reserve: aschliffer@gmail.com |
Always the weekend after Memorial Day, the Allegany Nature Pilgrimage has been held at beautiful Allegany State Park annually since 1959. Planning is continuing this year with caution due to COVID-19. Although a final decision will be made in April, you can make accommodation reservations now and Pilgrimage registration is expected to open online on March 15th. Check the Pilgrimage website for more information and to stay updated concerning this interesting program recommended for all ages.
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