We will be rehearsing before the Dunkirk Memorial Day Parade at the Elk’s Lodge in Dunkirk.
Come on out!
Please check for updates on rehearsal page.
The Memorial Day Parade will be at 11 AM Monday, May 30, 2022
Parade
Cassadaga Labor Day Festival returns
https://www.observertoday.com/news/local-region/2019/08/cassadaga-labor-day-festival-returns/
CASSADAGA — Cassadaga will be hosting its annual Labor Day Festival on Sunday Sept. 1 and Monday Sept. 2.
The action begins on Sunday with the Farmers Market at Ames Common 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Lots of fresh fruits and vegetables, fresh eggs and other local items will be there. Next is the boat parade. Mardi Gras is the theme, so deck your boat (any kind) out and meet at the DEC launch at 4 p.m. There will be prizes! The parade will travel to Cassadaga Beach to the floating stage. The best viewing for the boat parade is at Cassadaga Beach on Park Ave. Then a free concert with “Dos,” a two-man rock and roll extravaganza will be playing all your favorite classic rock and oldies. They will be playing from 5-7 p.m. and Stanfield’s Hotdogs and Lemonade Stand will be there, too. Bring a blanket or chair or come by boat whether you are part of the parade or not.
On Monday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. there will be a craft and vendor show at Ames Common. Kev’s Kitchen with his famous Cajun food will be there. At 11 a.m. a grand parade will march down Maple Avenue.
At noon, the cultural phenomenon — the Ducky Derby, will take place at the bridge on Maple Avenue and Mill Street, sponsored by the Cassadaga Lakes Association. Buy your tickets for this at Shurfine, at the craft and vendor show or call the Ducky Derby hotline at 410-0673. Prizes include a first prize of $200 along with other donated gifts and certificates from local businesses. This is CLA’s largest fundraiser of the year.
The CLA is a nonprofit organization that works to protect and enhance the three connected Cassadaga Lakes. Yearly projects include weed harvesting, water quality testing and education programs to help keep the waters safe and clean. Those wishing for more information on the CLA can visit their website at: http://www.cassadagalakesassociation.com or on Facebook.
For more information on the Ducky Derby, contact Julie VanValkenburg, chairwoman at 410-0673 or email her at juliemarievanvalkenburg@gmail.com.
The fun is not over yet! At 1:30, starting at the beach on Park Avenue is the walk/run/bike dice roll! Registration is at 1 p.m. Cost is $5 for adults and $3 for children under 16. This event is a 5K around the lake. You choose how you want to travel (walk, run or bicycle). Participants stop at stations around the lake, roll the dice and tally their scores. Cash prizes for high and low scores and more!
To close out the summer, there will be Flares on the Lakes at 8 p.m. This is a sight to behold and can be witnessed from all around the lake. If anyone wants to purchase flares, please call 673-6649.
The Cassadaga Labor Day Festival is sponsored by the Citizens for a Better Cassadaga, Cassadaga Lakes Association and the Village of Cassadaga. For more information, please call 665-8855.
Pulaski Day Parade
City Memorial Day parade lineup set
https://www.observertoday.com/news/local-region/2019/05/city-memorial-day-parade-lineup-set/
The annual Memorial Day service and parade will be Monday at Memorial Park in Dunkirk. Services will start at 10 a.m., the parade will follow at approximately 11 a.m.
The Parade will turn on to Central Avenue and proceed south to Fifth Street. The Parade turns East on Fifth Street and disbands at Washington Park.
In case of inclement weather the parade will be canceled.
Should the inclement weather continue, Memorial Day Services will be at the John T. Murray VFW Post 1017, 111-113 Deer St. Dunkirk .
This year’s Parade Marshal is Jack Sievert Commander, D.J.V.C.
The 2019 Co-Parade Marshals are: Richard Makuch, Michael McGrath, Dennis Mulkin and David Dow.
The 2019 Memorial Day Parade Captain is Jack Hood.
The Division Marshals are: 1st Division Marshal – Brayden Manzella, city of Dunkirk; 2nd Division Marshal – Lee Woodard, city of Dunkirk; 3rd Division Marshal – Donovan Daily, city of Dunkirk; 4th Division Marshal – Mr. Michael Edwards, City of Dunkirk Fire Chief.
The public is invited to attend and the Dunkirk Joint Veterans Council urges the public to fly the Flag this Memorial Day. God bless our veterans and this great nation of ours.
Division Line-Ups are as follows:
City Official – Honorable Mayor Willie Rosas
City Official – Mr. David Ortolano, Police Chief lined up on Lake Shore Drive West
Followed by Dunkirk Joint Veterans Council Honor Guard and Dunkirk High School JROTC honor guard and cadets
Followed by: Cars:
Parade Marshal: Mr. Jack Sievert, commander D.J.V.C. Parade Co-Marshal Richard Makuch, D.J.V.C.,Asst. H.G. Cdr. Parade Co-Marshal David Taber, D.J.V.C. Asst. H.G. Cdr. Escorted by Rhonda Daminski, VFW Past President 1017 Auxiliary
Followed by Grand Marshal Edward Long Jr., 159th Field Artilery, U.S. Army, Korean War veteran, escorted by Carol Hood D.O.D. (Ret.)
Master of Ceremonies, Mr. John D’Agostino, D.J.V.C. and Publisher OBSERVER.
Lt. Christopher Wilson, USCG Sea Partners
City of Dunkirk Common Council members.
City of Dunkirk fire chief Michael Edwards.
Professional Fire Fighters Local 616
Greater Buffalo Firefighter Pipe & Drum Corps
Veterans requiring transportation: CARTS buses will begin loading veterans at approximately 10:45 a.m.
DAV –in cars or CARTS
World War II veterans in cars or CARTS
Korean War veterans in cars or CARTS
Vietnam veterans in cars or CARTS
Hamburg Kingsmen Drum and Bugle Corps, led by Leon Trzewieczynski
1st Division — Forms on Pelican Street at Lake Shore Drive West.
Officers and Veterans from WWII, Korean War, Vietnam, Cold War, Global War on Terror, including Iraq and Afghanistan will be part of the All Veterans Honor Guard.
Flag Review: Elks, BPO 922 Dunkirk, N.Y. Flag Review.
Dunkirk Little League, T-Ball led by Gary Haase, president.
DHS — 2019 State Champion girls bowling team.
2nd Division — Forms on Swan Street at Lake Shore Drive West.
Sons of Liberty Motorcycle Riders
North Coast Brass Co. Musicians Thomas Davenport director.
Girl Scouts of America: Donna Banach Advisor, Girl Scouts Troop 20158.
Girl Scouts of America: Led by Kathy Reisenweber Advisor Troup 20258.
Girl Scouts of America: Led by Jenn Scroll, Susan Bennett, advisors, Troop 20033.
Girl Scouts of America: Led by Morgan Gennock, advisor, Troop 20237 with members from Tri-County Service Unit 20292 and 20312.
Dunkirk High School Marching Band, led by Jenniene Scarem, director.
Hot Rod Club Association
3rd Division — Forms on Dove Street at Lake Shore Drive West.
LoGuidice Education Criminal Justice Program, Led by Jennie Alessi, Teacher.
Iglesias Getsemani Children’s Ministries children and Float, led by Pastor Carlos Llera.
Upward Bound Program, Patricia Messina Program Coordinator; Loretta Torain, Director, and Patricia Messina, program coordinator.
Dunkirk-Fredonia Meals On Wheels Van
Western N.Y. Alumni Drum & Bugle Corps: led by Mr. David Fridmann.
Club 716 Car Club
Jeep Club
4th Division — Forms on Plover Street at Lake Shore Drive West
Dunkirk City of Fire Trucks
East Town of Dunkirk Fire Department
West Town of Dunkirk Fire Department
Pillar of Fire Fellowship – Pastor J. Wentz
Dunkirk Police Car
Lineup For Saturday’s Babe Ruth World Series Parade Announced
The lineup for Saturday’s parade as part of the Babe Ruth World Series has been announced.
The parade will begin at 9 a.m. along Third Street, which will be closed beginning at 7 a.m. from Hallock to the end at Second Street. Participants are asked to line up no later than 8:30 a.m. and asked that candy be handed out, not thrown.
The line up is as follows:
¯ Unit 1 — Jamestown Police Department Honor Guard
¯ Unit 2 — Grand marshall in Babe Ruth’s limo — Frank Stefanelli
¯ Unit 3 — John Labardo driving Robert Faherty
¯ Unit 4 — Dave Warren Dodge escorting Babe Ruth tournament director Eugene Reynolds
¯ Unit 5 — Dave Warren Dodge escorting babe ruth task force member Warren Bumpus
¯ Unit 6 — Jamestown Babe Ruth World Series board of directors
¯ Unit 7 — Jamestown High School Marching Band under the direction of Meghan Murray
¯ Unit 8 — local city/county/state elected officials with Abe Lincoln (Jeff Bloomquist)
¯ Unit 9 — Ohio Valley regional champions – Northwest indiana rippers from crown point, indiana
¯ Unit 10 — Jamestown Babe Ruth league players and coaches
¯ Unit 11 — Middle atlantic regional champions — West Penn from Williamsport, Pa.
¯ Unit 12 — 96th Higlanders Pipes and Drum
¯ Unit 13 — Jamestown Howdah
¯ Unit 14 — WNY state champions – Onondaga Babe Ruth from Onondaga
¯ Unit 15 — Jamestown Fire Department
¯ Unit 16 — New England regional champions — Lynn Allstars from Lynn, Ma.
¯ Unit 17 — Meals on Wheels
¯ Unit 18 — Host team – southern tier representing Chautuaqua and Cattaragus counties
¯ Unit 19 — 23 Skidoo band
¯ Unit 20 — Ambucs / Lakewood area Buddy Walk riding bicycles
¯ Unit 21 — Midwest plains regional champions — Charleston fighting squirrels – charleston, mo
¯ Unit 22 — Chautauqua Area Scholarship Program
¯ Unit 23 — Falconer-Frewsburg Blue and Gold Vanguard Marching Band
¯ Unit 24 — Pacific northwest regional champions — Columbia Basin Riverdogs – Columbia, Wa.
¯ Unit 25 — Jamestown Municipal Band
¯ Unit 26 — Vikings float – valkommen to Jamestown; celebrating the area’s heritage
¯ Unit 27 — Southwest regional champions – Alabama Rawdogs from Mobile, Ala
¯ Unit 28 — Falconer Little League
¯ Unit 29 — Falconer-Frewsburg Blue and Gold Vanguard marching band
¯ Unit 29 — Mutt Cutts van from the movie “Dumb and Dumber” sponsored by the Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz Museum and Center for Comedy
¯ Unit 30 — Pacific southwest regional champions — northwest Bakerfield Blues From Bakersfield, Ca.
¯ Unit 31 — Jamestown Soap Box Derby
¯ Unit 32 — the alumni of WNY drum and bugle corps
¯ Unit 33 — Southeast regional champions — northern Fairfax County from Fairfax, Va.
Town readies for Pulaski Parade, annual Polish Fest
https://www.cheektowagabee.com/news/2018-07-19/Front_Page/Town_readies_for_Pulaski_Parade_annual_Polish_Fest.html
Cheektowaga Bee
Friday, July 20 – Sunday, July 22
Cheektowaga’s Polish culture will be on full display this weekend, as the 40th annual Polish American Arts Festival is set to bring crowds to Town Park for Polish food, fun and, of course, polka from bands near and far.
The festival kicks off Friday, July 20, at the park, 2600 Harlem Road, with the first band of the weekend, Cheektowaga’s own Special Delivery, taking the stage at 4:30 p.m. and again at 7:30 p.m. Polish Happy Hour will take place from 5 to 7 p.m. in the beer tent, and Buffalo-based band The Original Krew Brothers s scheduled to perform at 6 and 8:45 p.m.
Additionally, at 6:30 p.m., Anna Maria Anders, the secretary of state of Poland, will cut the ribbon for the Trail of Hope exhibit, highlighting the World War II-era Polish military forces under the command of Gen. Wladyslaw Anders, known as Anders’ Army, which will be open for viewing throughout the festival. Anna Maria Anders is the daughter of the late general.
The music gets underway again at 2 p.m. Saturday with Cheektowaga’s
New Direction Band performing. That’s followed by performances by Grammy nominated Lenny Gomulka and the Chicago Push Orchestra at 5:30 and 8:30 p.m. and shows by Maryland band The Boys, at 7 and 9:45 p.m.
Between those performances, there will be a Polish Mass at 4:45 p.m. featuring the Rev. Louis Klein, pastor at Mary Queen of Martyrs Church; Deacon Robert Badaszewski, of the Diocese of Buffalo; and the Villa Maria Chorale.
Sunday’s highlight will be the 80th annual Pulaski Day Parade, which will proceed west on Walden Avenue from the Thruway Plaza, then continue north on Harlem Road to Town Park. The parade is scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m., and this year’s grand marshal is Camille Brandon, director of the General Pulaski Association Inc., which sponsors it.
Honorary grand marshals include Anna Maria Anders; Loretta Swit, “M*A*S*H*” star and Emmy Award winner; Rita Cosby, Emmy-winning television host and journalist; Lady Blanka Rosenstiel, president of the American Institute of Polish Culture and honorary consul of the Republic of Poland; Thomas DiNapoli, New York State comptroller; John Mills, Erie County legislator; Bishop Richard Malone of the Buffalo Diocese; Ivana Lowell, philanthropist and co-owner of Lowell International Foods; Maciej Golubiewski, consul general of Poland; Assemblywoman Monica Wallace; orthopaedic surgeon Robert Smolinski; Erie County Legislature Chairman Peter Savage; Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz; Erie County Comptroller Stefan Mychajliw; Cheektowaga Judge Paul Piotrowski; Gregory Fryc, president of Pangea Network USA; Auxiliary Bishop Edward Grosz, Bishop John Mack; and state Sen. Timothy Kennedy.
Also on Sunday will be a 3:30 p.m. performance by disco polo star Junior US, coming from Poland. Other performances on Sunday include Lenny Gomulka and the Chicago Push Orchestra at 2:30 and 6:30 p.m. and The Buffalo Touch at 5 and 8 p.m.
Of course, throughout the festival weekend, guests will be able to eat Polish food from local favorites such as Polish Villa II and Potts Deli & Grille, as well as visit exhibits and vendors such as the Polish Genealogical Society of Western New York and the Polish Heritage Dancers.
The festival is organized and run by the Town of Cheektowaga, General Pulaski Association of WNY, Cheektowaga Chamber of Commerce, Cheektowaga Senior Center Foundation and Cheektowaga Youth Foundation.
For more information about the event, check out the Cheektowaga Polish American Arts Festival on Facebook.
Red, White & Blue in Warren
http://www.timesobserver.com/news/community/2018/07/red-white-blue-in-warren/
JUL 5, 2018 Times Observer
Residents and visitors from California to Alabama lined Pennsylvania Avenue for the 71st annual 4th of July Parade.
As always, the parade featured quite a bit of everything.
Marching units, floats, fancy cars, fire trucks.
Skaters, dancers, twirlers, cheerleaders.
Temperatures in the 90s, heavy rain, thunder in the distance.
Some spectators and participants had their umbrellas out from before the units started rolling and marching from Carver Street. More got them out later as a brief, but heavy, shower cooled things off.
Some folks left during the rain. Others sought shelter from the sun.
But, the overwhelming majority of people stayed from the John Gertsch Memorial Post 77 Color Guard through close to 100 units until the very end.
Following events planned on Saturday and then Tuesday, July 3, the parade preceded an afternoon to evening of events at Betts Park (organized by the Fourth of July Organization), including bands, food vendors, an annual Cutest Baby Contest, games, and ending with fireworks at 10 p.m.
For photos of the parade, see pages B5 and B6.
Independence Day weekend events announced in Cherry Creek
CHERRY CREEK — The Cherry Creek Community Association, Inc., has announced the dates and events planned for the 2018 Independence Day Celebration. Entitled ” In Hometown Tradition,” the celebration will begin Friday, June 29 and conclude Sunday, July 1.
The weekend will begin with village wide yard sales Friday morning, and maps to the locations participating in the sales will be available for purchase at Mendle’s Crossroads Grocery, on Main Street.
Activities available Friday and Saturday in the Ballpark will be: rides by Top Amusements,crafters, food vendors, games, chainsaw carving demonstrations, and a wine and beer tent. Those attending are reminded that no outside alcohol will allowed on the premises.
Registration for the “Classic Car Cruise In” begins at 5 p.m. in the Ballpark on Main Street, with three classes of competition: cars, trucks and motorcycles. Winners will be selected by the votes of the audience. Music during the Cruise In will be provided by crowd favorites, “Freddy and the Jets.” The Cruise In concludes at 8 p.m.
Friday night continues with music in the pavilion by ” Just Plain Lucky,” until 11 p.m.
Saturday’s scheduled activities begin at 11 a.m.,in the tent near the grandstand in the Ballpark, as registration and drop offs will be accepted for the Pie Baking Contest. Participants are reminded that no pies needing refrigeration will be accepted, and disposable pie plates are preferred. Pies will be sold by the slice throughout the day.
Also available throughout the day will be food vendors, crafters, games, a dunk tank and chainsaw carving demonstrations, with the carved items available for sale.
Lineup for the Parade Down Main Street will begin at noon, with the parade stepping off at 1 p.m. Larry Zollinger will once again be the emcee, with the National Anthem sung by Emily Pfleuger.
Following the parade, the Cherry Creek Fire Department and Auxiliary will be hosting their annual chicken BBQ, from 2 p.m., till sold out.
Rides from Top Amusements will be running between the hours of 2-10 p.m.
The live auction will begin at 2pm, with many handcrafted, business- donated gift certificates and items up for bid.
Parade winners, as well as winners of the pie baking Contest will be announced at the conclusion of the auction, at approximately 4 p.m.
Music by Left Of Center will be in the pavilion from 4:40-6:30 p.m.
There will be rides on a mechanical bull between the hours of 5-9 p.m.
National recording artist Ricky Lee and his band will be performing in the pavilion from 7-10 p.m.
The raffle drawings will be held from 8:45-9 p.m. All proceeds will benefit the Cherry Creek Community Association, Inc.
Saturday’s activities conclude with the Fantastic Fireworks Display that begins at 10 p.m.
The weekend celebration will draw to a close with the Community Worship Service in the Ballpark pavilion, and, from 2 p.m. on, with the “Panther Prowl” — an all Pine Valley Central School reunion, also in the Ballpark Pavilion.
Lineup announced for city Memorial Day parade
MAY 27, 2018
The annual Memorial Day service and parade will be Monday at Memorial Park in Dunkirk. Services will start at 10 a.m., the parade will follow at approximately 11 a.m.
The Parade will turn on to Central Avenue and proceed south to Fifth Street. The Parade turns East on Fifth Street and disbands at Washington Park.
In case of inclement weather the parade will be canceled.
Should the inclement weather continue, Memorial Day Services will be at the John T. Murray VFW Post 1017, 111-113 Deer St. Dunkirk .
This year’s Parade Marshal is Jack Sievert Commander, D.J.V.C.
The 2018 Co-Parade Marshals are: Richard Makuch, Michael McGrath, Dennis Mulkin and David Dow.
The 2018 Memorial Day Parade Captain is Jack Hood.
The Division Marshals are 1st Division TBA, Michael McGrath, Thomas Haynes and Fire Chief Michael Edwards.
1st Division Marshal – TBA
2nd Division Marshal – Michael McGrath Commander VFW post 1017.
3rd Division Marshal – Mr. Thomas Haynes, D.J.V.C. Trustee and Sgt.-at-Arms.
4th Division Marshal – Mr. Michael Edwards, City of Dunkirk Fire Chief.
The public is invited to attend and the Dunkirk Joint Veterans Council urges the public to fly the Flag this Memorial Day. God bless our veterans and this great nation of ours.
Division Line-Ups are as follows:
City Official – Honorable Mayor Willie Rosas
City Official – Mr. David Ortolano, Police Chief lined up on Lake Shore Drive West.
Followed by Dunkirk Joint Veterans Council Honor Guard, Mr. David Huels, D.J.V.C. Honor Guard. Liaison Officer and Trustee;
Mr. Tom Rugani; D.J.V.C. Honor Guard;
Mr. Ronnie Rollins D.J.V.C. Honor Guard;
Mr. Kenneth DeLong, Armorer D.J.V.C.
Followed by: Cars:
Parade Marshal: Mr. Jack Sievert, commander D.J.V.C. Parade Co-Marshal Richard Makuch, D.J.V.C.,Asst. H.G. Cdr. Parade Co-Marshal David Taber, D.J.V.C. Asst. H.G. Cdr. Escorted by Rhonda Daminski, VFW Past President 1017 Auxiliary.
Followed by Grand Marshals Anthony Spann and Ray Davis Jr. escorted by Carol Hood D.O.D. (Ret.)
Master of Ceremonies, Mr. John D’Agostino, D.J.V.C. and Publisher OBSERVER.
Lt. Christopher Wilson, USCG Sea Partners
Limousine carrying city officials.
Followed by:
1st Division — Forms on Pelican Street at Lake Shore Drive West.
Those marching in the 1st Division report to David Dow for instructions on who to follow.
All Veterans Honor Guard Led by James Lemanski, Cdr. American Legion Post 62
Officers and Veterans from WWII, Korean War, Vietnam, Cold War, Global War on Terror, including Iraq and Afghanistan will be part of the All Veterans Honor Guard.
Flag Review: Elks, BPO 922 Dunkirk, N.Y. Flag Review.
Hamburg Kingsman Drum and Bugle Corp, led by Mr. Leon Trzewieczynski.
City of Dunkirk Fire Chief Mike Edwards, Professional Fire Fighters Local 616.
Greater Buffalo Firefighter Pipe & Drum
Veterans Requiring Transportation:
C.A.R.T.S. Buses will begin loading Veterans at approximately 10:45 a.m. C.A.R.T.S. has been graciously arranged by Mr. Cory Leymeister Resource Assistant.
D.A.V.: In Cars or C.A.R.T.S.
Mr. Leroy Foster – U.S.A.F. Veteran (Ret.)
Mrs. Ruthann Foster
World War II restored Willie’s Jeep driven by Craig Sutton with passenger Lynn Watrous, Korean War veteran serving in the Army, and great-grandson Connor Sutton of Fredonia.
WWII Veterans in Cars or C.A.R.T.S.
Korean War Veterans: In Cars or C.A.R.T.S.
Vietnam Veterans: In Cars or C.A.R.T.S.
Club 716 Street Rods Custom Cars
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Dunkirk Flotilla 34 Dunkirk, N.Y. Mr. Doug Hamernick, Commander.
Dunkirk Little League, T-ball led by Gary Haase, President.
Dunkirk J.R.O.T.C, Led by SFC Frank Torrain, U.S Army(Ret.)
2nd Division Parade: Co-Parade Marshal Michael McGrath D.J.V.C.
Forms on: Swan Street at Lake Shore Drive West.
Those marching in the 2nd- Division report to Dave Taber for instructions on who to follow:
North Coast Brass Co. Musicians Thomas Davenport director.
Girl Scouts of America: Donna Banach Advisor, Girl Scouts Troop 20158.
Girl Scouts of America: Led by Kathy Reisenweber Advisor Troup 20237
Chautauqua Hurricane: Led by Nancy Rosario.
Dunkirk Middle School Band: led by director Mary Brock.
3rd Division Parade Marshal – Mr. Thomas Haynes, D.J.V.C. Trustee and Council Sgt-at-Arms
Forms on: Dove Street at Lake Shore Drive West
LoGuidice Education Criminal Justice Program, Led by Jennie Alessi, Teacher.
Iglesias Getsemani Children’s Ministries children and Float
Upward Bound Program, Patricia Messina Program Coordinator; Loretta Torain, Director
Dunkirk Fredonia Meals On Wheels Van
Western N.Y. Alumni Drum & Bugle Corps: led by Mr. Jack Kujawa.
4th Division Parade Marshal Mr. Michael Edwards, Fire Chief City of Dunkirk.
Forms on: Plover Street at Lake Shore Drive West
Dunkirk City of Fire Trucks
East Town of Dunkirk Fire Dept.
West Town of Dunkirk fire Dept.
Fredonia Fire Dept.
Dunkirk Police Car
Pillar of Fire Fellowship – Pastor J. Wentz.
Cassadaga Labor Day Schedule
The WNY Alumni Drum and Bugle Corps will be marching in the Cassadaga Labor Day Parade today!
http://www.cassadaganewyork.org
LABOR DAY ACTIVITIES
SATURDAY SEPT 2ND
ARTS AND CRAFTS AT AMES COMMON
PARADE AT 4PM
DUCKY DERBY AT 5 PM
FREE CONCERT AT FLOATING STATE AT 6
SUNDAY SEPT. 3RD
FARMERS MARKET 12:30-3:30 PM
BICYCLE DICE RUN AT REGISTRATION AT
BEACHACH AT 12:30
BOAT PARADE AT 3:30
MARUADER STEEL DRUM BAND AT 4-5 PM
LIGHT UP THE LAKES WITH FLARES AT 9
WNY Alumni Drum And Bugle Corps, Inc. 