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Susan Murphy, Artist
The Great American Picnic
Sharing Her Joy- State of Mind and Orientation of the Heart
Chautauqua Institution Holds Gathering for All this Sunday
Susan is, among other things, a wet felted wool artist. She also has a Master’s Degree in counseling and was an elementary school counselor for 11 years.
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UNDER THE STREETLAMP Friday, July 12th • 8:15-10:15pm Chautauqua Institution, Chautauqua FREDONIA HISTORY DAYS July 12th & 13th • Times Vary Barker Commons, Fredonia FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT Friday, July 12th • 8:30-10pm Midway State Park, Bemus Point LIVE MUSIC AT SUNSET BAY Friday, July 12th • 9pm Sunset Bay Beach Club, Silver Creek SENSORY NIGHT HIKE Friday, July 12th • 8:30-9:30pm Long Point State Park, Bemus Point FARMER’S & ARTISAN’S MARKET Saturday, July 13th • 9-2pm Moore Park, Westfield JAMESTOWN PUBLIC MARKET Saturday, July 13th • 10-2pm Cherry Street, Jamestown FREDONIA FARMER’S MARKET Saturday, July 13th • 10-1pm Main Street, Fredonia ANTIQUE & CLASSIC BOAT SHOW Saturday, July 13th • 9-4pm Village Casino Docks, Bemus Point
By Sharon Witchey A strolling customer commented, “I just got joyful!” to which Susan Murphy replied, “Amen, sister!” For those who consider joy “a state of mind and an orientation of the heart” (www.theopedia.com) the reference to it comes as no surprise after spending some time
chatting with Susan Murphy. Her art evokes joy because she, at the center of the creation of her art, exudes positivity and joy. Susan is, among other things, a wet felted wool artist. Her framed artwork, displayed under a See “MURPHY” Page 10
Whirlybird Music & Art Festival Expanded Three-Day Extravaganza July 18-20
LITTLE EXPLORERS Saturday, July 13th • 10-11:30am Audubon Community Nature Center
By, Ann-Marie Gariepy
The word picnic brings to mind images of an era when times were simpler. Of lazier, less stressful moments when blankets were spread on the lawn and baskets of delicious summer foods were opened and shared. People gathered, lawn games were played and stories
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were told. Maybe you enjoyed a nap or took a leisurely stroll through quiet weekend streets. Perhaps you took up your fishing pole, a book or took a dip. Time slowed, conversations were kept light and laughter was See “PICNIC” Page 10
Summer Camp
Each Year More than 14M Children & Adults Attend Camp
BILL WARD & LAST CALL Saturday, July 13th • 5-8pm The Lakeview Restaurant, Mayville BOOTJACK FARM TOUR Saturday, July 13th • 10-12pm Audubon Community Nature Center ANNUAL FESTA DI GIACOMO Saturday, July 13th • 11-10pm St. James Parish, Jamestown SEAN PATRICK MCGRAW Sunday, July 14th • 4-7pm The Lakeview Restaurant, Mayville
In the past few years, camps have added some new programs that are very popular such as family camps, nature/environmental educational and gardening programs.
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Weekly Column By Donna Germain
Whirlybird is back! Jamestown’s Music & Arts Festival returns July 18-20, 2019. The second annual Whirlybird Music & Arts Festival
Sneak Peek Inside this Issue... Garden Girl:
Cheers to Roger Tory Peterson
Celebrating 35 years of Art, Education & Conservation .. Pg. 6
experience is expanding to be a threeday music and arts extravaganza! Whirly will feature over 60 artists; celebrating local, regional & international performance talent across several venues indoors and out taking place in beautiful downtown Jamestown, NY including Jamestown Brewing Company, Winter Garden Plaza, Shawbucks, Jamestown Wine Cellar, Labyrinth See “FESTIVAL” Page 11
Did you know…? Now that Summer has finally arrived and school has been out for a few weeks, the kids are most likely bored. What are they going to do all summer? Each year more than 14 million children and adults attend camp in the United States. There are several camps for children to attend right here in Chautauqua County and the surrounding area such as Y.M.C.A., Miracle Mountain Ranch, and
Achievement Awards
Linnea Carlson: Leader of the Future
By Judy Shuler
Roger Tory Peterson created the field guides that changed the world ~ along with his philosophy that a basic understanding of the natural world leads to a greater appreciation and respect for it. If everyone who agrees with this philosophy makes a contribution to support it, we can leave the next generation an important gift ~ the means and knowledge to change the world themselves, by understanding and protecting the natural all around us. - Twan Leenders ~ President RTPI
Pest Prevention Tips ... Pg. 7 Best Ways to Control Unwanted Guests
I found these prevention tips on WebMD: The best way to control pests is to make your home unappealing to them.
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Simple and Soulful
Music of Brent Peterson and Brent & Co
Jamestown YWCA recently named recipients of their 22nd annual Women of Achievement awards: Diana Butcher, Linnea Carlson, Shari Grice, Gaylene Lindell and Mary Maxwell. This is the second of their
weekly profiles. Those who despair at the exodus of bright young people from Chautauqua County need look no further than Linnea Carlson to feel reassured. Carlson was named Leader of the Future. Criteria for the award: 25-40 year old woman with minimum of two years of college or specialized training who has served in her current position for a minimum of one year. In her position she will have exhibited good communication skills and have led a project to completion. She would also be a volunteer in at least one community activity. She checks all the boxes. Carlson is 27, with an
Lakewood native Brent Peterson has made a national name for himself with his band Brent & Co. They play what they call “simple and soulful” music, which blends several genres such as “rock, country, reggae and pop.” Brent’s new album Anacostia Songs, Volume I-(2018) is an example. It’s rich with American musical influences,
See “CARLSON” Page 8
See “PETERSON” Page 8
By Sandy Robison/ Photo Lee Stein
Ned Smith: The Man and the Illustrator: July 12th - September 22nd, 2019: Roger Tory Perterson Institute
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Publisher’s Word “First Work - Then Play”
you’re lucky enough to live in this beautiful corner of New York State, truer words were never said. Walking around our villages, one can see an explosion of work and activities associated with the season. Everything is just coming into its “summer mode” – beautiful flowers, clean streets and squeaky-clean storefronts abound – all designed to enhance our lovely ambience. Homeowners also need to get cracking - mowing the grass, sweeping the porch, and tending As my farmer friend always the garden are just a few of the says: “You gotta make hay routine things that need attention. when the sun shines”! And if It may be hard work, but couldn’t
we just simplify everything by calling it a “labor of love”? Try not to dismay, my friends… Before you can relax and enjoy, you have to get the serious stuff done. But after the sun goes down, take some time for a nice barbeque, open a bottle of your favorite spirit, and get some rest for tomorrow. You’re going to need it! Just make sure you remember – even briefly – why you’re able to be in such a wonderful place, at such a wonderful time. It’s all about being blessed and fortunate enough to be right where you are at this very moment. So, enjoy! Until next week… JZ
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Splash Lagoon Receives Recognition
‘Service Above Self’ is more Splash Lagoon Indoor Water included in the list of the top Lagoon, but for the entire Erie than a motto. It is a way ofPark Resort has once again been 10 indoor water parks in 2015, area, as we continue to spotlight Erie to the nation and spur yearlife. We Rotarians give of ournamed as one of the best indoor 2017, 2018 and now 2019. round tourism in the region.” The 80,000 square-foot water time not for recognition, butwater parks in America! “This award showcases the park is home to twelve water After a national voting contest, to make a positive difference in our communities.” DuringSplash Lagoon was named slides and one of the largest number of people who have this past club year, Berkhouseone of the top ten indoor water indoor wave pools in the shared great memories with had some personal challenges.parks by USA Today’s 10 Best Eastern United States. Three us at Splash Lagoon. We’d hotels connect to the water park like to thank everyone who She said, “Rotary gave meReaders’ Choice Awards! something positive on which Thousands voted in the month - Holiday Inn Express & Suites, showed their support by voting long contest to rank Splash Hawthorn Suites and Comfort for Splash Lagoon – we are to focus.” In addition to serving inLagoon #8 among the country’s Inn & Suites - as well as Hooch excited to receive this honor and various officer roles andTop 10 indoor water parks. & Blotto’s Sports Bar and Grill. recognition” said Scott. 10Best.com provides users as chairperson of someSplash Lagoon competed for “We are proud to once again committees and events of thethe honor with twenty other be recognized as one of the with original, unbiased, and Westfield-Mayville Rotarywater parks, which were chosen best indoor water parks in the experiential travel reviews Club, Berkhouse is an activeinitially by a panel of industry country,” said Nick Scott Sr., and recommendations of top Janese Berkhouse (left) was presented with the volunteer in other communityexperts, including editors from President of Scott Enterprises, attractions, things to see and ‘Unsung Hero’ award and organizations. She currentlyUSA Today and professionals which owns & operates Splash do, and restaurants for top a gift by Mary Swanson is the Westfield-Barcelonawithin the water park industry. Lagoon. “This distinction is destinations in the US and (right), Westfield-Mayville Splash Lagoon has been important not only for Splash around the world. Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club 2018-2019 Secretary, the Chautauqua President, during this County Historical Society Rotary club’s June 18 Treasurer, and the YWCA of banquet at the Grape Westfield Board of Trustees Discovery Center in Treasurer. Janese Berkhouse Westfield. They are At The Fenton History Center, August 14th, Noon resides in Westfield with her shown on the Steve Baran Memorial Patio area of the spouse and fellow Rotarian September 11, 2019: Grape Discovery Center. Tom Berkhouse. Professor Jon O’Brian from The Rotary Club of Jamestown Community Westfield-Mayville extends Janese Berkhouse, a Westfield College is the Fenton’s its heartfelt gratitude to resident, was named as the September Brown Bag Janese Berkhouse for recipient of the ‘Unsung presenter. Jon’s topic is the her tireless efforts as a Hero’ of the Rotary Club “Early Mayoralty of Sam dedicated club member. of Westfield-Mayville for Carlson.” Jon has been Please congratulate this the 2018-2019 club year researching and writing about very worthy ‘Unsung Hero’ during this organization’s Mayor Sam Carlson for many award recipient on her honor, June 18 celebration at the years, and we are excited to and thank her for her many Grape Discovery Center in hear about this important part valuable community service Westfield. Mary Swanson, of Jamestown history. contributions. 2018-2019 Club President, October 9, 2019: Fenton The Fenton History Center History Center. is hosting Brown Bag August 14, 2019: Stories Archaeological Dig Update. Lunches/Talks from noon till of Chautauqua County Dr. Tom Greer, Director of the 1 pm throughout the summer. Revisited. Local historians Archaeological Dig at Walnut Brown Bag Talks are Karen Livsey and Sam Grove (grounds at Fenton) free and open to the public. Genco talk about some of will give an update on what Performed by the Chautauqua Opera Company, July 25th, 7:30 pm Donations are appreciated. their favorite local stories and progress and discoveries The Chautauqua Opera Performed in Italian with spirited and savvy Rosina, Talks begin at 12:00 in the share updates on discoveries he made during the 2019 Summer Dig. Company to perform “The English subtitles. The world Dr. Bartolo’s young ward. dining room of the Fenton in their research. Barber of Seville” on July premiere took place in Teatro Dr. Bartolo plans to marry Rosina himself, but Seville’s 8th & 25th from 7:30 pm till Argentina, Rome, 1816 9:30 pm. About the show: In favorite trickster, Figaro, With music by:: Gioachino Rossini’s lively comic opera, is on the scene to foil his The Lakeside Ledger is in need of a motivated individual who can Rossin and Libretto by :: a young Count Almaviva schemes and help the young Cesare Sterbini (in disguise) is wooing the lovers unite, with hilarity assist in the ad design weekly on Mondays and Tuesdays. Must be proficient in Adobe Suite. Email: info@thevillagerny.com and hi-jinks aplenty. bestowed Berkhouse with this special recognition. Berkhouse, who has held 24 years of almost continuous membership since June of 1995 with the WestfieldMayville and Jamestown Rotary Clubs, has just completed her term as the Immediate Past President of the Westfield-Mayville organization. She will serve this Rotary club as secretary in the 2019-2020-club year. During the award speech, Swanson described Berkhouse as “someone who has a quiet, calm presence, and who goes about her Rotary life with purpose and dignity. She was ever willing to help, in any way she could. She stepped in any time she was asked, and she volunteered on her own when she intuitively felt the need. She defines grace.” As a small token of appreciation, Swanson gave Berkhouse a handcrafted metal dish bearing the Rotary logo. Fellow club members gave Berkhouse a standing ovation and their hearty congratulations. Upon receiving her special honor, Berkhouse stated, “I am very humbled with this recognition. Club President Mary shared that the success of our Rotary Club is the result of the contributions and teamwork of every member.
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important gift ~ the means and knowledge to change the world themselves, by understanding and protecting the natural all around us. Twan Leenders ~ President RTPI I am also proud to share the History of the Jamestown Garden Club who is in it’s 80ith plus year and has been maintaining the Butterfly Garden for over 20 years, to my personal knowledge. The Butterfly Garden design and original plans are still maintained as closely as possible and the members of the garden club are avid gardeners and highly dedicated individuals. I am barely expressing my
respect and admiration of the women of The Jamestown Garden Club. By Carol Fisher It has been a blessing in I am happy to pass on a most my life to be a part of the wonderful announcement lovely organization. I thank If you watch any amount that The Roger Tory them for accepting me. Also of television at all, you’ll Peterson Institute of Natural The Jamestown Garden recognize the guy dressed History is Celebrating 35 Club reaches out to new in white shirt, white hardyears of Art, Education and members who also share the hat and tie parked in front of Conservation. a house, clipboard in hand. love of Gardening. Roger Tory Peterson created My hope is that everyone He leaps over fences, crawls the field guides that changed can grasp the importance under foundations and faces the world ~ along with his of protecting our fragile the invading enemy head on. philosophy that a basic environment, especially It turns out that you don’t have understanding of the natural in these times of earthly to turn to the yellow pages to world leads to a greater devastation by nonetheless find these guys. We have our appreciation and respect ‘us’. Now is the time to take own fearless exterminators, for it. If everyone who a stand more than ever! God Southern Tier Pest Control, agrees with this philosophy Bless Mother Earth and all in Randolph. When all the makes a contribution to of her precious gifts; it’s a following tips don’t work out support it, we can leave beautiful, beautiful world. for you, it will be time to make the next generation an that call. Meanwhile, if you have unwelcome visitors in Falconer’s Farmer’s Market On Main Street Fredonia, July15th, 2 - 6 pm you home, you outbuildings,
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biggest asset I’ve found. Seeing what can be done together.” Even with the needs of the homeless, the elderly, “I think our community is working forward.” Her passion for food extends to cooking. She cannot pick a favorite local food. “I like pretty much everything. Any fresh veggies. You can do so much with them.” The key is not being afraid to experiment or taste new things. Jamestown has very talented chefs, she says, lauding the caliber of restaurants, bakeries, breweries, filled with passionate people. And yes, she said “I’m very passionate about my home town.” Some farmers markets have produced cookbooks featuring local produce with great success, she says. “If we get to that point I hope it’s something the community would support.” Prior to her current position she also worked for the Chautauqua County Health Network, Absolut Care of Westfield, and the James Prendergast Library. In the years ahead she anticipates access to healthy local foods will continue to be a central part of her life. She lives with her partner Ben, and their four cats Fefe, Kiki, Monty and Bo. What people might not know about her-“I’m a huge nerd. I love to read. Anything creative. Comic books, sci-fi.”
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undergraduate degree from SUNY Fredonia. She earned a master’s degree in clinical social work from Fordham University through their inaugural online class, while simultaneously interning for Gustavus Adolphus Home in Jamestown. She joined the Jamestown Renaissance Corporation in 2018, becoming director of the Jamestown Public Market. Soon after she helped establish Jamestown Mobile Market in partnership with Conduit Ministries of Jamestown. She’s a member of Jamestown Chapter Lion’s Club, and assists Busti Historical Society with outreach. Beyond her résumé, “passion” is a word she often uses in connection with her work and her community. “I just always had an understanding if someone needs help, it’s the responsibility of those who have more to do that.” She extends “big thanks to Katie Castro (Director of Missions, Conduit Ministries) who nominated me. I’m so inspired by her. It’s an honor.” A native of Frewsburg, she has lived in the county her entire life and doesn’t envision moving anywhere else. For about three of those years she lived in
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influenced by Van Morrison, Al Green and Dave Matthews, but he also “was belting out Natalie Cont. From Cover Merchant songs on car rides” when he was young. “She was the first lyricist,” he including some deep South, says, “that forced me to think Appalachia and Cajun sounds about the words I was singing as well as a jazzy touch. aloud. She was and is a master Brent is a man of many talents, in hiding a heavy plot behind a a natural performer who likes catchy melody.” He adds that “a to make audiences happy. He’s childhood of 10,000 Maniacs’ incorporated those skills into concerts and countless shows at his artistry as a performer. Son the Chautauqua Amphitheater” of Cindy and Greg Peterson offered “fertile ground for any of Lakewood, he is a 2003 budding musician.” graduate of Southwestern Brent had a bent for music High School. He played the early in life. As a child, he cello as a youth, a student of “would strum a tennis racket Nina Karbacka, adding other and sing to stuffed animals.” instruments as time passed, In 2007 when he graduated notably taking guitar lessons at college, he felt he had become the Germaine and Pappalardo good enough as a musician to Studio in Jamestown. He sing in public. “I wasn’t,” he describes himself as a rhythm confessed. “That would come guitarist who dabbles “in later. But it was a first step.” banjo, mandolin and dobro.” The art of songwriting Brent’s current group includes demands its own singular bass guitarist Joe Martone, creative process. For Peterson, saxophonist Derrick Michaels, “songwriting has been a long and drummer Dominic term project… Like many a Fragman. Brent says they have songwriter, the early stuff is found success the old-fashioned largely biographical, but as I’ve way, working their way up from matured, I’m trying to work on “small bars and house parties” to writing from the perspective “clubs and colleges.” The group of other people/characters. plays over 250 performances Otherwise, my process usually a year, and is booked all over starts with a melodic hook that, Virginia, Washington D.C. ideally, just comes to mind, and and Maryland from now until then I work backwards to find a November. Peterson plays both combination of words that tell a solo and full band shows. He has story.” Brent says songwriters been a featured musician in local who move him are those who venues such as the Southern have “the ability…to transport Tier Brewing Company, the listener to another time, Shawbucks, Labyrinth, Mojos, space or perspective. My newest and The Rolling Hills Radio heroes in this regard are Taylor Show, WRFA 107.9. Goldsmith of the band Dawes An artist’s early influences and Jason Isbell. True poets are integral to their growth in who have, I think, set new high field. Brent noted that he was water marks for storytelling.”
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The Reg Lenna Center Brent has lived for the past for the Arts is hosting a ten years in Washington D.C. viewing of “All Is True” on He visited the area once on Wednesday, July 17th at 7 pm. a weekend trip with friends Admission is only $5 and and then “returned two weeks online ticket sales close one later with all my earthly hour before performance possessions.” Clearly, the area start time when the box office spoke to him and continues to opens. inspire him. He enjoys boating About the film: The year on the river and is interested in is 1613, and Shakespeare is restoring and preserving the acknowledged as the greatest waterway environment. His writer of the age. But disaster newest album is titled Anacostia strikes when his renowned Songs, Volume I, named after the long-neglected Anacostia River. Brent adds, “It’s a great city to work, play and live in!” A musician’s life, Peterson notes, “means being true to Cont. From Page 7 yourself…You need to love it to find success because it’s the specific kind of pest you a long, frustrating and often have. But, here’s the hitch in lonely road. But nothing makes the giddyap. You MUST be me happier than seeing people sure no child or animal can get shake a limb when they connect near the treatment; you must protect yourself while using with the music. Brent & Co’s available CDs the product with long sleeves, include Not How We Dream pants, gloves; you must never (2012), Brent & Co (2015) and mix your own product. Before Anascostia Songs (2018). Read applying pesticide, remove more about him at http://www. children, pets, toys, and food from the area. Read labels brentandco.com/. The weekly Spotlight carefully so you’ll know recognizes individuals in how long they should stay Chautauqua County for their out. Open the windows to air pursuit and achievement of out the room after applying their passion. These individuals pesticides. If you buy more include musicians, artists, than you need for the smallest teachers, and other individuals possible area, do NOT throw who though their dedication the rest of it down the drain contribute to quality of life of or into the trash. It is your the community. The column is under the guidance of Lee Stein who states, “I hope that by recognizing them they will serve as examples to the youth of the county of what is possible with hard work an dedication. Pursue your passion!”
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Globe Theatre burns to the ground. Devastated, Shakespeare returns to Stratford, where he must face a troubled past and a neglected family. Haunted by the death of his only son, Hamnet, he struggles to mend the broken relationship with his wife and daughters. In so doing, he is ruthlessly forced to examine his own failings as a husband and father.
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Cont. From Cover protective pop-up tent at Art in the Wilds in Kane, PA during a weekend in June, is colorful and eye-catching. Hillsides, flowers, and green meadowsher art may bring to mind a special place in the eye of the viewer. The places depicted reflect beauty and peace. Susan let her breakfast sit and get cold that morning in June as people passed by her space. She engaged them in conversation with a smile on her face and light in her eyes. For Susan, her art is “a lot more than just making pictures.” She wants to make connections with people; she wants to engage in conversations with people. She is successful in her art and in making those connections having sold 75% of her pieces in two days. Susan has a Master’s Degree in counseling and was an elementary school counselor for 11 years. She currently serves in the Employee Assistance Program at
Fredonia State University of New York. In that role, she assists employees with personal and work related problems that may impact mental health. An artist at heart, Susan received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Alfred University-her medium at the time was clay. She is well versed in acrylic painting. She discovered the wool medium through a friend, Julie. Susan explained that she enjoys clay and wool felting because her “hands are in it as opposed to a technical thing that comes out of the end of your paint brush.” Wool felting starts with roving, which are bundles of fibers, in this case wool, that are produced during the process of making yarn. It is a labor-intensive art form involving the wool, bubble wrap, soap, and water. Rolling and dipping describe the process before hanging the felt to dry. The outcome is always a bit of a surprise even though the dyed wool fibers are laid in a certain sequence. Beads and stitching can finesse the outcome. When asked where her inspiration comes from, her
husband Jeff Murphy piped up it’s “what she does in church.” Asked to explain, Susan described that at the Fredonia U.M. Church there is an “amazing organist”. During a reflective interlude before the church service begins, Susan finds herself sketching ideas on a church program. She describes the process with a reference to the paper napkins that hold lyrics to songs that are displayed at the Rock ‘N Roll Hall of Fame. She revels in her inspiration. A quote on her business card seems to confirm it: “Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.” To take her art to the next level, she would like to refine her sketches and clarify the wet wool felt design on paper making those sketches available to her customers as well. Most recently, Susan displayed her work at A Stir of Artists held at the park in Bemus Point. She will return to the same venue on Saturday August 10 and Sunday August 11, 2019 from 11am to 6pm both days. Visit her booth to experience her sense of joy. You may reach Susan at shbirdgirl@hotmail.com.
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Walking Tour Sponsored by the Fenton History Center, July 13th, 10 am the Allen Park Women’s Club to offer two historic walking tours of Allen Park. Join us to explore this wonderful park, and discover new memories or relive the old. After the tour, please stay and enjoy lunch in the park or bring kids and play on the playground. It truly is a magical place! Walking tours take place rain or shine, and can cover a few Come experience The Magic at the Fenton History Center in miles of distance. The Allen of Allen Park Walking Tour on Jamestown. Park tour will go up and down July 13th from 10 am till noon The Fenton will partner with hills, and there is some uneven terrain.
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Cont. From Cover bountiful. As evening fell you gazed at star-studded skies or chased after and jarred fireflies. Fear not! For you can experience all of this and more by attending the Great American Picnic on the simply sublime grounds of Chautauqua Institution in Chautauqua, NY. This winsome gathering, formerly known as the County Fair, was held in the 1920’s and 30’s. After a rather lengthy gap it was brought back to glory in 1992 and dubbed the Great American Picnic. Held on the 2nd Sunday each July and hosted by the Alumni Association of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle (CLSC) this annual fundraising event allows for monetary support of Alumni Hall as well as the various activities and events of the CLSC. Reading together since 1878, the CLSC has remained a leader in lifelong learning through the reading and discussion of literature. Each week of the Chautauqua Institution summer season features at least one author
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presentation and book signing, as well as community conversation programs. According to the Alumni Association Executive Secretary, Cate Whitcomb, the CLSC members decide where the monies they raise will be spent. For instance there are 150 years of graduate class banners that require archival storage. “It’s really a social history of the United States from 1878 on”, said Whitcomb when we spoke. This is just one area of importance where the funds raised by the event may go. In it’s 27th year the Great American Picnic is a day full of family fun. Held at Alumni Hall on the corner of South and Whythe Streets the air will be filled with “picnic-flavored” music provided by a live band to set the stage for your experience. Enjoy summer time fun foods like hot dogs, burgers (veggie too), beans, potato salad and all your favorite picnic fixin’s by purchasing tickets on location. There will be games for the kids and second hand books to buy. Personally donated items have been accepted by the Alumni Association to assemble a silent auction sure to delight. According to Whitcomb
there is a wide variety of jewelry, ceramics and “old timey” antiques. “Everything has a very Chautauqua-esque Cont. From Cover feel to it”. She says, if you’ve ever paid a visit to Chautauqua Institution you know exactlyPress Company, Chadakoin what she means. Club, the Reg Lenna & 3rd on A world unto itself you will3rd Gallery. find the streets of Chautauqua This years festivities to be lined with charminginclude multi-genre musical homes brimming with floralperformances by internationally gardens, brick pathways andtouring bands like the high friendly faces. There is aenergy reggae/funk rock of breezy ease to the time youTropidelic, fresh off 311’s spend there and even duringCaribbean Cruise. Get groovy its busiest times there is a quietwith Toronto’s After Funk, hush that will surround you.LeSpecial, Funktional Flow, Amble the streets, take in theWitty Tarbox, a reunion of imaginative architecture fromThe Audience, Company the tiniest cottage to the stoicTownes, Space Junk, Qwister, columns surrounding the HallCold Lazarus, Wanyama, of Philosophy, or stroll theVibe Supply, The LEC, Bill shore of the beaches. Ward, Cindy & the Loves, With no gate fees applying,Amanda Lynn’s Shenanigans, Sundays are a wonderful daySmilo & the Ghost, Phantasm, to get a FREE look of all thatFeverhawk, Trip the Deuce Chautauqua Institute holds.and many, many more. Steven For more information onRogers will headline Whirlybird joining the CLSC please visit2019’s comedy program. www.chq.org. An easy driveKnown for his clever, clean from any location, pleaseand hilarious comedy, Steven join the Chautauqua Literaryrecently appeared on The Late and Scientific Circle AlumniShow with Steven Colbert Association this Sunday,and regularly opens for Brian July 14, 2019 to slow down,Regan. Local comedy team celebrate summer, take in theKarate Sleepover will feature sites and share a spectaculara regional comedy showcase day with friends old and newand open for Steven along with at the Great American Picnic. Buffalo’s up and comer Jesse Winterhalter. Whirlybird 2019 features a FREE, all age and family friendly Street Festival taking
Sing-A-Long-A Sound of Music Viewing At the Chautauqua Institution, July 17th, 7:30 pm
Want to join the Chautauqua Institution for a Sing-ALong-a Sound of Music on July 17th from 7:30 pm till 10 pm. Sing-a-Long-a Sound of Music is a screening of the classic Julie Andrews musical film in glorious, full-screen Technicolor, complete with
place on 3rd street between Main & City Hall as well as Winter Garden Plaza, Saturday July 20 from 10AM - 7PM. The Whirlybird Street Fest will feature four outdoor stages, 25 musical acts, the Jamestown Public Market Farmer’s Market, love painting, carving and crafting, arts and craft vendors, a beer garden, local food, kids activities, a hooping workshop and much more! Whirlybird’s mission is to strengthen the thriving creative culture of Jamestown, New York through organization and inspiration. Whirly brings out the best in our city in collaboration with a community of incredible people, local organizations, venues and businesses for a good cause and a great time. Along with spearheading a summer music program at YMCA Camp Onyahsa, Whirlybird is proudly partnering with local arts events; Third Thursday at Winter Garden Plaza, Karate Sleepover Open Mic, Wine Cellar Open Mic and Pulse Poetry Slam, and Jamestown Public Market. Whirlybird 2018 succeeded in raising and donating over one thousand dollars to local non-profit youth organizations. Whirlybird 2019 is aiming to double that donation to raise funds for the Jamestown Skate Park Project & YMCA Camp Onyahsa music and scholarship programs. Come out and be apart
of the new and exciting Jamestown! Please visit www. whirlybirdmusicfestival.com for the full line up, schedules, tickets and information. Follow us on Facebook & Instagram for all the good things and event updates. Tweet, Tweet Party People! Whirlybird Music & Arts Festival 2019 is sponsored by Jamestown Brewing Company, Jamestown Up Close, Ames Insurance and was in part made possible by the Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) and the Fund for Downtown Programming. The Fund for Downtown Programing (FDP) is one of ten projects funded by the DRI and was awarded $600,000 by New York State to be administered through Homes and Community Renewal (HCR), the state’s Housing Trust Fund Corporation (HTFC) and facilitated by the Jamestown Local Development Corporation. The FDP supports programming that attracts a range of audiences to Jamestown’s downtown and Riverwalk throughout the year and encourages an influx of patrons to downtown businesses, maximizing economic impact of the event. These financial resources are expected to supplement and increase efforts currently undertaken by individual cultural attractions and local foundations.
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subtitles so that the whole audience can sing along! This fun-filled show starts with a vocal warm-up led by the evening’s host, Marty W. Merkley, who also takes the audience through their ‘magic moments fun pack’, which contains various props to be used at strategic points throughout the
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featuring world-class musicians from the Chautauqua Region as well as national acts featured on our Floating Stage on the splendid Chautauqua Lake. Every weekend all summer long we provide a variety of entertainment such as music concerts including classical, swing, jazz, country and modern. During the weekdays throughout the summer we have events like the Lake Night at the Movies, hilarious comedy troupes, and so much more!
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