Mayor John Burrell and fellow Board members gathered Tuesday, January 16th to discuss the current agenda in place for the Village of Ellicottville, which included plans for the 2024 Mardi Gras Parade.

Greater Olean Area Chamber of Commerce looked to the community for ideas for its 2024 Santa Claus Lane ornament through early January. Now the choices are down to the final four!

Seneca Allegany Resort & Casino will deliver another knock-out night of music when Scotty McCreery performs in the Seneca Allegany Event Center on April 13th!

Nothing goes better with a specialty EBC pint than some live music… and some friendly competition! We’ve only about a week until WNY’s Hi-Octane’s Dueling Piano Show takes Ellicottville Brewing Company by storm.

A one-of-a-kind event is making its way to the Ray Evans Seneca Theater, and this is your chance to see a modern-day magician. Comedian and master of magic, Michael Kent.

The 3rd Annual New York Musky Expo is on February 3rd and 4th at the Chautauqua Suites Hotel.

HoliMont’s Adaptive Program will be the first in New York State to offer TetraSkiing.

Nothing complements a great day on the ski slopes than an evening of live music, and that’s just what Ellicottville’s Winter Blues Weekend is guaranteed to deliver.

“Painted Winter” features glittering-snow-inspired-art by mother/daughter duo Carey Ann Welch and Simone Zella Phillips. The show is currently on exhibit through the winter season at the Ellicottville Memorial Library. 

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Cattaraugus County’s Master Gardener Program is excited to announce free upcoming classes in recognition of National Bird month!

Despite the unfortunate weather conditions, the opening week at HoliMont proved to be a phenomenal success!

The Greater Olean Area Chamber of Commerce is looking to the community for ideas for its 2024 Santa Claus Lane ornament. 

Are you feeling lucky? There is currently a raffle being held for a custom-made Buffalo Bills Storage Bench at the Greater Olean Area Chamber of Commerce.

What can you do this winter if you aren’t all that interested in spending time outside? You could take a road trip and visit the Zippo/Case Museum & Flagship Store!

The holidays are behind us, it’s 2024 and now it’s time to clean up the leftover debris from the festivities… starting with that Christmas tree you haven’t taken down yet!

Grab your gals and your gear, we’re kicking off 2024 like a pro!

This one-day event challenges participants to learn how to use breath and cold exposure to hike up Exhibition Run and then plunge into the mountain top lake.

Experience winter in all its glory by snowmobiling, tubing, making your own cross country ski trails on state land, ice skating, ice fishing, and so much more!

Audubon Community Nature Center’s Spaghetti Dinner Drive-up is a popular annual event that is expected to sell out again this year.

The Tri-County Arts Council announces that the “A Little Something Small,” the third annual juried small works show, which is taking place now in the Peg Bothner Gallery, will end soon.