The VIllager-Lakeside: November, 2009
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November , 2009 V olume 02 ~ Issue 22 Original rusted rOOt MeMber HOsts interactive druM WOrksHOp nOv. 13 ... page 4 A Complimentary Publication Serving Chautauqua County FREE T aking The Stage In Jamestown Reg Lenna Center Welcomes Exciting November Performances Sneak Peek Inside This Issue . . . Amy King Fun 5k Walk/Run November 28 Event to Benet the Children of the Area Entertainment Savor the aroma & avors of our specialty brews along with our unique American grill-temed menu. 34 W. Main St., Fredonia (716) 679-7939 When you buy “locally grown” pro- duce, you’re not only getting the freshest produce, you’re supporting local farmers, your community, and helping reduce environmental impact by shortening the distance from farm to you. 945 Fairmount Ave., Jamestown (716) 483-9900 i - Market Cafe See TReeS page 3 Salamanca, NY • 1-877-553-9500 Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2009 • 7pm Gregg Allman Tickets starting at $30 Purchase at www.ticketmaster.com 30th Annual “T radition of T rees” Event The Fenton Historical Society Decorates Each Room with Tr aditions of the Holiday Season Beginning Nov. 27 by JOHn tHOMas For most of us one of the things that make the Christmas time of year special are the traditions invested in the season; and one of the most charming traditions can be found each year at the Fenton History Center. Starting the day after Thanksgiving, for the 29 th year, the center will be unwrapping the Tradition of Trees exhibit. All of the rooms at the mansion will be decorated in various holiday themes, and according to Joni Blackman, director of the center, “Every oor is lled with exhibits, in every corner, everywhere you go.” The exhibit started over twenty years ago when the community decorated Christmas trees at the mansion, but over the years the staff has taken over the decoration duties. Joni tells me “It’s just morphed into this great tradition of not only the things people are used to, but we introduce new things every year.” But more than just pretty rooms the Tradition of Trees is an educational opportunity, “It’s a great educational tool for the schools to use. We get a lot of second grade classes that come from all over the place” Joni says. “We bring about forty school groups through a year . We teach about the Christmas time, and holiday traditions.” She goes on to explain how Christmas has evolved through the years. “After the (Ci vil) war we adopted from Queen Victoria and the British (Christmas as) more of a family day.” She adds “Christmas just exploded around the end of by rebecca blakeslee Outside the Lakewood YMCA there is a playground with a mural of a woman running with children. It is called “Amy’s Place” and is a memorial of sorts to Amy King, an area woman who lost her life in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11. Saturday, Nov. 28 will nd community members gathering for the 9th annual Amy’s Run, a 5K run that raises money for area kids - to send them to summer camp, to provide a scholarship for Southwestern Central School, and to Saturday, Nov . 14, 2009 • 3:30pm Beer & Wine Festival Holiday Valley, Ellicottville Tickets are $35 in advance Visit www.holidayvalley.com Ellicottville Chamber ofCommerce 1-800-349-9099 November 27-29 A Gift Of Lights Visit with Santa, enjoy daily Christmas carol performances, children’ s activities, a horse parade, square dancing and more! The Reg Lenna Civic Center of Jamestown is sponsoring some exciting live performances during the month of November. At 8pm on Friday, Nov . 13, the Greifen Piano T rio (left) will grace the stage, fe aturing Lin He, Rintaro Wada, and Ritsuko Wada. Shanghai born concert violinist Lin He joins the husband and wife team of Wada, originally from Japan. Rintaro Wado on cello and his wife, Ritsuko on piano, perform in the Chamber Music Concert Series they started in 2001 in Olean, NY as well as in concerts across the southern tier region of New York and Pennsylvania. The concert will take place at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Jamestown. Presale tickets are $15 adults and $10 seniors, or $20 adults and $15 seniors at the door. On Wednesday, Nov . 18, the Reg Lenna Civic Center will present Rick Charette & His Bubblegum Band (right), an entertaining performance geared towards children in Grades 1-4. Seniors are also welcome to attend this one-hour show. Tickets are only $6.50. Yankee Bush Productions presents “A Tribute to Bob Seger” on Saturday, Nov . 21 at 8pm. Tickets are $15 reserved. To purchase tickets to any of these live performances, contact the Civic Center Box Ofce at 716-484-7070 or log onto www.reglenna.com to order online.
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