Just spend some time in Ellicottville and our neighboring towns and you’ll easily discover many examples of “community”, whatever the season. Let’s look back at 2023 and hit on just a few of them…

“Snow or No Snow, Ellicottville is Always a Show.” This is the new slogan for this year’s holiday season. Truer words have never been spoken.

In what was once an Olean tradition, Santa Claus would make a special visit to town to greet children and share his wisdom.

HoliMont eagerly awaits the return of everyone for their momentous 60th Year!

Stop into Our Local Shops for Those Last Minute Little Gifts

The holidays are upon us and that means that 2024 is knocking on the front door, waiting to evict 2023 like a ferociously aggressive landlord. It’s been a time, but we aren’t looking back today. Today we are thinking about partying.

Join Allegany State Park every Tuesday evening at 4:30pm for a trek into the sunset, beginning January 9th.

Audubon Community Nature Center (ACNC) is offering two Holiday Camps when children can explore the outdoors, play, climb, run, and engage their senses as they discover all that winter embodies.

Slow down the pace during the holiday rush and take some time to celebrate the true meaning of Christmas during Ellicottville’s annual Christmas Stroll.

Bob McCarthy’s Irish Christmas this past Friday night (Dec. 1) at EBC was by far touted as the best ever, when the largest crowd to date came out to celebrate.

The true spirit of Christmas and the best gift of all - the gift of giving. What better way to spread a little bit of magic and joy than by coming together as a community?

The first year of Christmas on the Bricks will kickoff with a concert by the Cattaraugus Little Valley Central School District Concert on December 7th, followed by a weekend of magic and merry.

A Hallmark Christmas movie scene from the start, the 3rd Annual Jingle Bell Jubilee is looking like another hit from the Greater Olean Area Chamber of Commerce.

The annual tradition of celebrating the holidays in the city continues with Evans and his song in mind as the Seneca Salamanca Chamber of Commerce prepares for Silver Bells in the City festivities.

There once was a time before snowmobiles, which wasn’t that long ago, when winter transportation was strictly on a pair of skis attached to your feet.

If you are one of those individuals who love the feeling of the pavement beneath your feet and a crisp winter wind in your face, the Ellicottville Distillery has a great incentive for you.

You are cordially invited to experience a gentle, yet powerful type of healing. Using the frequency of the earth’s heartbeat, your own heart, the world’s unified heart, sacred geometry and sound.

The Roycrofters-at-Large welcomes Tami Fuller as its new Executive Coordinator, marking the first change in leadership in two decades.

Seneca Allegany Resort and Casino will be in the holiday spirit when Sara Evans, a fan favorite Country Music Award winning star, ends her “Go Tell It On The Mountain Christmas Tour” on December 16.

The Tri-County Arts Council is pleased to announce “A Little Something Small,” the fourth annual juried small works show, which is taking place now until January 13th.