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wood carving and timber framing; Laura McGraw, porcelain pottery, copper enamel jewelry; Stephanie Burdick, ceramics, pottery; Glenn Zweygart, sculpture; and Bill Banker, metal work, blacksmith, jewelry. In Andover: Mark Corwine, pots, prints, sculpture; Karen Tufty, ceramics; Stephen Walker, Celtic jewelry. In Angelica: Sherry Herdman, quilts, fiber arts. Artists’ work like that of Marsha VanVlack helps color the autumn scenery at the Allegany Artisans Studios Tour.
strations, exhibits and refreshments along with their art for sale. There are studios represented from as far north as Fillmore and south to Whitesville and from Almond to Wellsville.
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In the Alfred-Almond area the participating artists are: Len Curran, jewelry and personal adornments; Patricia Codispoti, paper crafts; Linda Huey, pottery; Susan Hyland, timber framing; Benjamin Knopf,
In Belmont: Michael Riehle, wood and acrylic turning, 3-D printing; Kay Brooks, pottery; Betsy Orlando, dolls, knitting, paper, penny rugs. In Fillmore: Jennifer Ricketts-Swales, paper art, magnets and prints. In Houghton: Nancy Petrillo, pottery; Sarah Phillips, fine art.
In Scio: Robin Kellogg, fiber arts. In Wellsville: Russ Allen, woodworking; Laurie Jeanne Johnson, fiber, stuffed toys; Pat Gay, fine arts, painting and drawing; Vickie White, woodburning; Ed Greene, pottery; Sue Johnson, fiber, quilts; Hanna Juekoff, ceramics, painting, jewelry, mixed media; James Wightman, woodworking, boxes, and bowls; Kristy Hall-McNulty, painting and print making; Peter Midgley, pottery, metal work, ray guns. In Whitesville: Ken Reichman, wax and stained glass; Marsha VanVlack, ceramics, pottery, sculpture. For more information or to locate a studio call (800) 836-1869 or go to AlleganyArtisans@yahoo. com.
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Fireman’s Band, the Northcoast Brass, 23 Skidoo and the Hitmen. New additions to the parade are the Hamburg Kingsmen Alumni Drum and Bugle Corps, Steel City Alumni Drum Corps from Pittsburgh and the Nano Barries from Buffalo. There is still room for more and organizers are in contact with some other music groups. For more information, contact co-organizer Kathi Sarver at 945-3890. IN ELLICOTTVILLE, the annual Fall Festival will be held Oct. 9 and 10 in downtown Ellicottville. Tens of thousands of festival-goers will flock to the village of Ellicottville and the Holiday Valley and HoliMont ski resorts for a lively weekend of family fun.
Presented by the Ellicottville Chamber of Commerce, this free event attracts families from hundreds of miles away in both the United States and Canada. Each year since 1975, Ellicottville’s oldest and largest festival has gotten bigger and better with vendors featuring tasty foods, fine art, an arts and crafts show, curb market, carnival rides for kids, live entertainment and more along Washington, Jefferson and Monroe streets. For more information, visit ellicottvilleny.com. IN CATTARAUGUS, the Barn Show Crew and The Rusty Rooster invite the public to see their spectacular fall creations on Oct. 9. The Barn Show involves six talented women who create handcrafted items
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and bring them together for sale at “The Rusty Rooster,” 8879 Dake Hill Road. The Barn Show girls create primitive, folk art, and rustic paintings and signs. There will be a nice selection of fall decor in addition to autumn wreaths, maple syrup goodies and popcorn, quilted items, pottery, jewelry, wool applique, goat milk soap and repurposed furniture. For any questions, call Lisa at (716) 560-6029. IN LITTLE VALLEY, shoppers will have the opportunity to support local artisans and manufacturers at the annual W.I.L.M.A. Expo Oct. 16 and 17. Also known as “W.I.L.M.A. Woolly Bear Weekend,” the free, twoday event will be held rain or shine at the Cattaraugus
County Fairgrounds. Organized by the Cattaraugus County Department of Economic Development, Planning and Tourism, W.I.L.M.A. (We Invite Local Manufacturing & Artisans) gives county residents the opportunity to show their support and to invest in their own community’s businesses. It encourages people to shop local and promotes local businesses by showcasing the products of local artisans and manufacturers in Cattaraugus County. Other special events planned throughout the weekend including a winter weather prediction by WILMA the Woolly Bear Caterpillar, a Chinese Auction Raffles, cider, donuts and more. For more information, call the fairgrounds at 9382318.
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