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The very popular annual Arts Council for Wyoming County (ACWC)'s silent and live auction adds a new event this year - a silent auction kick-off on Sunday, November 9th, 2-5 PM. There will be special bargains available only that day, refreshments, music, and fun. Get an early start in readiness for the live auction on November 15th, and find unique holiday gifts while helping a good cause.read more »

The very popular annual Arts Council for Wyoming County (ACWC)'s silent and live auction adds a new event this year - a silent auction kick-off on Sunday, November 9th, 2-5 PM. There will be special bargains available only that day, refreshments, music, and fun. Get an early start in readiness for the live auction on November 15th, and find unique holiday gifts while helping a good cause.read more »

The very popular annual Arts Council for Wyoming County (ACWC)'s silent and live auction adds a new event this year - a kick-off on Sunday, November 9th, 2-5 PM. There will be special bargains available only that day, refreshments, music, and fun. Get an early start in readiness for the live auction on November 15th, and find unique holiday gifts while helping a good cause.

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The 34th annual Letchworth Arts & Crafts Show & Sale kicks off Saturday, October 11th and continues through Monday (Columbus Day), October 13th. Over 300 arts and craft vendors display and sell their works at this juried show, sponsored by the Arts Council for Wyoming County. A wide variety of food is available from about 40 vendors. The Arts Council (ACWC) has an information booth in the Pool Building, and volunteers roam to show to help vendors and answer visitors' questions. 10-5 daily at the Highbanks Recreation Area.read more »

Nature gives us one last brilliant fiery burst of colors every autumn, before settling into the silvery winter pallette. Visitors come from all over western New York, the US, Canada, and the world to see Letchworth Park in full color, in late September and throughout October.read more »

What's going on in the old Montesano Building? For one thing, it's now the Rufus Smith Building, after an early owner. See the changes, try a chair massage, visit artist Mike Sparling (Mr. Scribbles) and Sandra Tyler's studios, and see the nicest accountants' offices in town. You may even find a niche for yourself.