Molly Magnotto is showcasing her ink and watercolor illustrations at the Ellicottville Memorial Library through November.

At 4,500 feet long with a capacity of 2,800 people per hour, Holiday Valley’s new six-passenger chairlift is the first in the region, and soon it will be ready to hold its first passengers!

September is here and just like that the festive flare of Fall takes over. Pumpkin spice fills the air, and you know that can mean only one thing... Pumpkinville will soon be reopening for its 2023 season!

Summer is over, school is back in session, and the leaves are beginning to change color. Is it a little sad? Yes, but it doesn’t mean the fun has to end. It’s Fall!!

New Season Means New Menu Items at Our Local Spots

Love me some summer, but I also love the excitement of a new school year approaching.

Dinner and drinks - it’s a staple for dates, family outings, work gatherings, etc. There is nothing better than having an amazing meal paired with a few fine beverages.

Although the Ellicottville Chamber of Commerce hosts several festivals and events each year, Brian McFadden, chamber executive director, says Rock n’ Roll Weekend is a favorite of Ellicottville locals, though it draws many visitors, too!

The Tri-County Arts Council recently announced the winner of the Outstanding High School Senior award.

The Bob McCarthy Foundation sponsored a Summer Learning Camp for ECS students.

If you’ve been to Ellicottville even once, you know that we’ve got skiing/boarding in the winter and in the summer we have biking, hiking and golf. But you know what we don’t have?

The Tri-County Arts Council is pleased to welcome the community to the inaugural Ellicottville Fine Art and Craft Market in Ellicottville NY, on the lawn of the 1887 Building, this Saturday and Sunday.

Our Favorite Back to School Product Picks: From Elementary to College, Ellicottville Shops Offer Fun Accessories for All Grade Levels

“The concept of a new playground has been a long-time coming. The idea evolved over time and with the help of our full committee, we’re excited to bring this to reality.”

If you drove by Ellicottville Central School Sunday night, you may have noticed a luminous show of lights coming from the football field out back.

At some point in all our lives, we’ve been down and out and we’ve needed a little help. There’s no shame in seeking assistance in a time of need.

When it comes to preseason football, the attitude of most fans tends to start out as pure excitement that football is back!

Help the Ellicottville Memorial Library promote arts in the community by submitting your book title ideas!

This Saturday, August 19th, Daily City Train and Loud Underground invite everyone to help them celebrate their new space during a special ALL-DAY Grand Opening event!

This Labor Day weekend, make plans to visit the 1st annual Ellicottville Fine Art and Craft Market to meet local artists and fine craftspeople.