Trails Are Calling: Where Will You Ride?

Town officials addressed short-term rental compliance, municipal infrastructure improvements, flood insurance savings opportunities, and preparations for a busy summer event season.

The Ellicottville Chamber of Commerce is thanking local residents, businesses, and supporters with exclusive discounted Summer Music Festival tickets available June 8-12.

From a meaningful community 5K supporting local arts scholarships to a muddy mountain obstacle race, these June events offer fitness, fun, and fresh air for participants of all ages.

With one of Western New York’s largest bourbon clubs, E-Ville Spirits & Wine introduces a custom-labeled Rare Character Bourbon that captures the spirit of Ellicottville and its loyal bourbon enthusiasts.

Participants will construct a take-home rain barrel while learning practical ways to conserve water, reduce runoff, and create a more sustainable landscape.

The annual donation helps the Alley Katz maintain flower baskets, planters, gardens, and seasonal displays that enhance the beauty of Ellicottville for residents and visitors alike.

Readers are invited to unplug, bring their favorite book, and enjoy peaceful evenings surrounded by nature at Ellicottville's beloved Nannen Arboretum.

Community volunteers work to protect East Otto's historic 1833 building while launching restoration projects, fundraising efforts, and a patriotic Sea of Flags display for America's 250th anniversary.

Village officials reviewed traffic concerns near the park, upcoming changes to the Ellicottville Farmers Market, Historical Society programming, infrastructure updates, and proposed occupancy tax legislation.

Family and friends will celebrate the life of Margaret Hartman, whose decades of work, friendship, and generosity touched communities throughout Salamanca and Ellicottville.

Proceeds from Holiday Valley’s Fall Festival chairlift rides and Winter Carnival SnowBar help fund local youth programs, sports organizations, and community beautification initiatives in Ellicottville.

Western New York’s beloved Griffis Sculpture Park Summer Festival returns Aug. 16 with live performances, local art, food vendors, family activities, and a headline set from Buffalo’s Letter to Elise.