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2 advertising supplement to messenger post media for may 28, 2015ANTIQUES & FLEA MARKETSJuly 11, 10:00am-4:00pm Early Bird Sale, 9:00-10:00am56th Annual St. Peters Episcopal Church Antiques Show and Sale Elton Park, 44 Main Street, Bloomfi eld Great show and sale with 60 dealers in the Civil War era park. Enjoy a hot dog, hamburger, homemade pies, cookies, lemonade, iced tea or soda. Rain or shine. $5 donation, $10 early bird. 657-7664.

July 10-11, 10:00am-5:00pm56th Annual Skaneateles Antique Show & SaleSponsored by United Methodist ChurchAustin Park Pavilion, Jordan Street315-255-3020, skanantiqueshow.com.

Sundays 6:00am-2:00pm East Avon Flea Market 1520 West Henrietta Road, AvonHundreds of vendors hit the street bright and early to sell their wares. The market also includes food and live entertainment. 226-8320, eastavon eamarket.com.

Sundays til October 188:00am-2:00pm Rochester Public MarketCommunity Garage Sales and Super eas 280 North Union Street, RochesterVendors take over the Public Market to sell everything from knick-knacks to paddywhacks and everything in between. 428-6907, cityofrochester.gov/garagesales.

ARTJuly 9, 6:00-8:00pmJuly 10 & 11, 8:00am-5:00pmJuly 12, 8:00am-3:00pmRochester Folk Art Guild Craft Weekend 1445 Upper Hill Road, MiddlesexVariety of workshops of serious inquiry for beginners and students of all levels. Explore arts and crafts from a fresh perspective. The weekend course selection includes: creating a lm; weaving; exploring woodturning; primitive skills; writing poetry; art of clay; painting; theater; handthrown pottery. 554-3539, rfag.org.

May 27, 4:00-7:00pm The Weaving and Fiber Arts Center Fiber FaireWeaving and Fiber Arts CenterPiano Works Mall, East RochesterCome learn more about ber arts and view students work samples from our classes. Prizes, games, demonstrations in various ber arts and participation in some media will be o ered, along with

a tour of our center. Free. weaversguildo-frochester.org/OpenHouse.php.

June 6, 9:00am-5:00pm June 7, 10:00am-4:00pmWestern New York Pottery Festival Studio Sales Pottery 5557 East Avon Road, AvonThis juried, clay exclusive, 4th annual show consists of over 25 local and national professional artists. Demonstrations, a Clay Olympics competition, kiln openings, ra es, silent auction fundraiser, food vendors, live music and activities for all ages.

June 26,10:00am-4:00pmJune 27, 9:00am-4:00pmJune 28, Noon-3:00pm Memorial Art Gallery Art & Treasures SaleMemorial Art Gallery500 University Avenue, RochesterDont miss Rochesters most prestigious garage sale! Art & Treasures is the place to buy gently used antiques, artwork, jewelry, china, porcelain, silver, crystal, ne linen and small furniture items. Free! Art & Treasures is presented by the Gallery Council to bene t MAG. 276-8900, mag.rochester.edu.

July 11 & 12Corn Hill Arts Festival133 South Fitzhugh Street, RochesterFeaturing over 300 artists, food, entertainment and music. 262-3142, cornhillartsfestival.com.

July 25 & 26, 10:00am-5:00pm 42nd Annual Waterfront Art Festival Kershaw Park, Lakeshore Drive CanandaiguaUp to 160 artists, handmade art and craft exhibits, demonstrations, food and entertainment. Admission $3/adults, 12 and under/free. 671-9102, waterfrontartfestival.com.

September 12 & 13, 10:00amClothesline FestivalMemorial Art GalleryRochesters largest and longest-running arts & crafts festival. Buy original work by New York state artists. Enjoy all-day live entertainment and free family art activities. Sample food from some of Rochesters favorite vendors.500 University Avenue, Rochester276-8900, mag.rochester.edu.

September 19, 10:00am-5:00pm September 20, 10:00am-4:00pm21st Annual Finger Lakes Fiber Arts Festival Hemlock FairgroundsThis festival is devoted to all ber arts with a special focus on hand spinning. Super, special guest teachers, exciting ber arts workshops, eece show and sale, demonstrations, competitions,

exhibits, ber animals and 75+ high-quality vendors of equipment, books, patterns, dyes, yarn, raw and processed ber for every purpose, and beautiful nished goods! Great food, sheep shearing, free horse and wagon rides. Ample parking, handicap accessible. Adults $7 /day, under 12 free. Register early. For more information visit gvhg.org/fest.html or call 607-522-4374.

CAMPSAREA SUMMER CAMPS:4-H Camp Beechwood Day CampState Park, Lake Ontario Shores, SodusJuly 20-24, 9:00am-3:00pmThe focus is on natural resources, using the natural beauty of the park. Hands-on activities like wildlife, shing, bugs, conservation, birds, and trees will be o ered. Opportunities to play non-competitive games and enjoy healthy snacks. Guest presenters and a service project. Ages 5-12 (completed kindergarten). Fee. Register before June 15. Scholarships available. Cornell Cooperative Extension Wayne County 315-331-8415 x218.

Allendale Columbia Summer ProgramJune 8-August 1441st summer program allows campers to enjoy fun opportunities, dig deeper and explore their interests. O ering a variety of over 35 summer programs including academics, robotics, arts, photography, drama and even culture and language immersion programs. Camps are open to the public for children ages 3 and up! Fee. For a complete listing visit www.allendalecolumbia.org.

ArtsRoc Summer Minecraft Camps 3462 Monroe Avenue, PittsfordBegin June 29, 9:00am-3:00pmNine-one week Minecraft camps. Daily pizza party lunch and snacks provided. Ages 8-14. Fee. 218-9125, artsroc.net.

Baycreek Paddling Center Kids Kamp1099 Empire Blvd., Rochester Begins June 228:00am-noon or 1:00-5:00pmEight-one week ay camps. Canoeing, kayaking and paddleboarding skills, water safety, respect for the environment and FUN. All equipment, including personal oatation devices (lifevests), boats and paddles are provided. Ages 7-13. Fee. 288-2830, baycreek.com.

Bob McVean Boys Shooting Day CampMcQuaid Jesuit High School1800 Clinton Avenue S., Rochester June 29-July 2, 9:00am-3:00pmGrades 4-10. Fee. 585-259-5777,

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Brighton Rowing ClubSummer Learn-To-Row CampsGenesee Rowing Club Boathouse Genesee Valley Park, RochesterSix-two week sessions TBAGrades 7-12. Fee. brightoncrew.org/crew.

Canandaigua Yacht Club Youth Sailing Camp3524 County Road 16, CanandaiguaEight-5 day sessions begin June 29 Full day: 9:00am-4:00pmHalf day: 9:00am-12:30pmSmall-boat sailing instruction. Discover the joy of sailing it can last a lifetime! Ages 7-18. Fee. 586-8253, www.sailcyc.com.

Camp Stella Maris4395 East Lake Road, Livonia June 28-July 4: Around the World July 5-10: Stella GamesJuly12-18: Color WarsJuly 19-24: Cirque Du CSMJuly 26-August 1: Best of the BestAugust 2-7: Dawn of Color WarsAugust 9-15: Stellas Got TalentAugust 16-21: StellaFlixAn experience to remember for a lifetime! From rst-timers to third generation campers, resident camp of-fers a unique and exciting values-based camping environment. Children enjoy the outdoors, make friends, learn new skills, as well as challenge themselves spiritually, emotionally and physically an opportunity for personal growth while having lots of fun! Fee. 346-2243 x104, campstellamaris.org.

Cracker Box Palace Farm Camp6450 Shaker Road, AltonTBAFarm Camp is a NYS Certi ed Day Camp for the animal loving kids in your life! Kids will learn about the care and responsibility of animals along with our environment, forest walks, farm life and fun. It also gives our junior counselors experience working with kids and teaching everything theyve learned from volunteering here. This year we will be doing a major overhaul and hope to have more exciting details soon! Fee. More information visit crackerboxpalace.org.

Hochstein School of Music and Dance50 North Plymouth Avenue, RochesterHochstein o ers numerous summer music and dance camps for children of all ages. 454-4596, hochstein.org.

Hope Valley Camp Pioneer Family Camp9470 Schmidt Road, DansvilleJuly 6-August 21

Fee. 683-4907, hopevalleycamp.com

Lollypop Farm Half Day CampsLollypop Farm, Main Shelter99 Victor Road, FairportFee. 223-1330 x173, farmcamp@lollypop.org.

Fantasy & Fairy TalksJune 22-26Half day mornings Ages 4-6Half day afternoons Ages 6-8You can nd animals in stories, myths, folklore, legends, and fairy tales from all over the world. During this half-day, week-long camp, get to know some of the greatest animals of our time. Then create and present our very own animal tale! Well even meet some in real life.

Future VetJune 29 - July 1, 9:00am-4:00pmAges 9-11 August 10-14, 9:00am-4:00pmAges 12-14Week-long camp for young animal lovers interested in exploring a career as an animal care provider. Discover what it takes to become a vet and explore many other animal related jobs. Begin to build the foundation for the vets of the future. Take home your own stethoscope.

Wild or Tame?July 6-10, 9:00am-4:00pmWhich animals make the best pets? Which animals should stay in the wild? Spend the week getting up and close and personal with animals that would make good pets. Discover how to be-come better friends to the wild animals living right outside our windows, in our own backyard and in our own homes. Ages 6-8 and 9-11.

Animal Training AdventureJuly 13 - July 17, 9:00am-4:00pmDiscover the secrets to training any animal. Spend the week working closely alongside our training and behavior specialists learning the posi-tive techniques used to train animals here at the shelter. By the end of the week, we will have developed the skills to begin training our own pets at home. Ages 12-14.

Thats Entertainment!July 20-24, 9:00am-4:00pmLook around you. Animals are lighting up the big screen, stage and internet! Throughout the week, take a closer lookat animal stars in movies, TV shows, and online. We will even become the stars of our very own show! Ages 6-8 and 9-11.

A Day in the LifeJuly 27-31, 9:00am-4:00pmWhat are the day-to-day duties of

someone who cares for animals? In this week-long camp, explore what it is like to work at an animal shelter. Learn how to care for the animals and then do your part to help the animals at Lollypop Farm. Ages 6-8 and 9-11.

CSI: the Pet EditionAugust 3-7, 9:00am-4:00pmAnimals cant talk like you or I, so when theyre involved in a crime they need your help! Unravel the clues of a mock crime scene as we meet some animal friends and work closely with our Humane Investigators learning the techniques they use to crack cases and keep animals safe. Ages 9-11 and 12-14.

Down on the FarmAugust 17-21, 9:00am-4:00pmLearn rsthand how our farm sta takes care of some of our largest and muddiest animals! Learn just what it takes to get down and dirty working with animals down on the farm. Ages 6-8 and 9-11.

Midtown Athletic Club Camps200 E. Highland Drive, Rochester June 8-September 4Full and half day camps with complimentary pre/post care available. Fee. 461-2301, midtown.com.

Nazareth College Day CampsPeckham Hall, RochesterGadgets and Gizmos August 3-7Explore some of the technology that has changed our world in recent years. Break down a computer to component parts and learn how this semi-conductor marvel has innovated much of what we do. Learn how to make and improve cars and rockets, about electricity and make di erent types of circuits. Ages 9-13.

Magic of Harry Potter July 6-10 & July 20-24The School of Wizardry invites all young wizards to a magical adventure. All materials and equipment (wands, cauldrons and ingredients for your favorite wizard brew) are provided. Ages 6-8 and 9-13.

New York Wine & Culinary Center Intermediate Teen Culinary Camp800 S. Main Street, CanandaiguaAugust 24-28, 11:00am-3:00pmDo you have a budding Culinary Artist? This week-long camp, uses the interactive Jade Range Hands-On Kitchen. Participants will receive hands-on training in the culinary eld working under the guidance of Chef Je ory, the Centers Lead Chef Instructor. Upon arrival, students will progress im-mediately into lunch preparation using

standard culinary fundamentals. While enjoying their meal, a brief lecture will be given on the subject of the day. Theories and new-found skills will be applied in the afternoon to create wonderful masterpieces that will be brought home to sample. Various fun-damentals of cooking and baking will be explored. This class is recommended for teens with culinary interest and experience. Fee. 394-7070, nywcc.com.

R.I.T. RoboCampJames E. Gleason Building #9 Camps begin July 6Monday- Friday, 8:30-4:30pmBeginner, advanced and expert camps are enriched with mini-projects and week-long goals that promote team-work and creativity. Mini-projects, fundamental aspects of robotics and programming. Fee. robocamp.rit.edu/robocamp.

Riverside Childrens Theatre CampsRAPA, 727 East Main Street, RochesterKindercamp June 29-July 1, 10:00am-4:00pmAges 3-4.Beginning Stages June 8-12, 15-19, 22-26, July 13-17 & 20-24, 9:00am-NoonAges 4-6.Childrens Theatre irascals jr. July 20-24, 10:00am-4:00pmAges 7-13.Childrens Theatre irascals kids July 27-31, 10:00am-4:00pmAges 7-13.Childrens Theatre Dance Brush Up CampsAugust 10-14, 10:00am-4:00pm Ages 6-10. riversidechildrenstheatre.org.

RockVentures Adventure 1044 University Avenue, RochesterRock-n-Kayak Camp9:00am-4:00pmRockVentures teams up with Genesee Waterways to bring the summer adventure of a lifetime a week of indoor rock climbing and whitewater kayaking! Enjoy the action at the Lock 32 Whitewater Park and RockVentures state-of-the-art climbing facility. Bene t from the educated and highly talented sta of each organization. Each camp week focuses on advanced climbing and kayaking skills, team building and self con dence. Climb in the morning and kayak in the afternoon. Fee. Ages 10-17.

Summer Day CampMonday-Friday, 8:00am-5:00pmLooking for fun and excitement? Climb with us at RockVentures! Spend a full week at our awesome Climbing and Leadership Training Camp. No bugs,

mud or sunburns to worry about! A typical week of camp includes: daily climbing, with instruction to improve your skills and success; high ropes course & low elements; sand sports activities and games at Hot Shots; team building problem solving games with debrie ng; local park visits; games, arts and crafts, scavenger hunts; eld trips and special guest appearances; free family climbing each week your child is in our full-week camp (full week-full day). Ages 6-13. Leaders in Training are ages15-17. Fee. We expect limited space for each session availability is limited, call now for information or book at www.rockventures.net! 442-5462.

Seneca Park Zoo Summer ZooCamp 2222 St. Paul Street, Rochester June 8-August 28Half Day: 9:00am-noon Full Day: 9:00am-4:00pmEach ZooCamp session includes daily animal encounters, games, crafts, working with sta , nature hikes, demos and other interactive educational experiences. Fee. 336-7200, senecaparkzoo.org.

Sportopia Summer Camps 2700 Brighton Henrietta TL RoadSeven weeks beginning July 6O ering soccer, baseball, basketball, lacrosse, hockey and two all-sport weeks. Fee. 672-3830, sportopiacamps.com.

Spotlight Theatre Arts Summer Camps3 Railroad Street, Fairport Camps begin June 29Aladdin Jr., Little Mermaid and Godspell. For all age groups! Come sing and dance this summer! Fee. 305-4767, spotlightarts.com.

Trinity Montessori SchoolsWorld Wonder Workshops 100 Golden Flyer Drive Rochester Six-one week sessions:July 6, 13, 20, 27, August 3 & 10Half Day 8:45-11:45amFull Day 8:45am-2:45pmA one of a kind summer program that will exercise your childs body and mind.Workshops are led, hands-on, by a group of professionals and masters of the arts. This includes local musicians, dancers, chefs and athletes, as well as nationally and internationally recognized theater and culture companies, artists and performers. Unique, awe-inspiring and exciting! Fee. 586-1044, trinitymont.wordpress.com.

YMCA CAMPSCamp Cory 140 East Lake Road Rt. 54, Penn YanOvernight Camping in the beautiful

Finger Lakes. Build friendships and expand talents in a fun and safe setting. Dedicated to providing each camper with a sense of connection, accomplishment and independence, which in turn builds self-esteem and con dence.Session 1, June 28-July 4Australian Outback Session 2, July 5-11The Court of Cory: A Medieval Week Session 3, July 12-18Villains Victorious Session 4, July 19-25Wild Wild West Week Session 5, July 26-August 1Rarities of the Rainforest Session 6, August 2-8Fantastic Fairy Tales Session 7, August 9-15Mysteries and Private Eyes Session 8, August 16-22 Mythical Myths and Legendary Legends Day Camp is fun and adventure is awaiting your child each day! This is a great introduction to overnight camp-ing for ages 5-13. Experience the joys of summer camp on beautiful Keuka Lake! Session 1: June 29-July 3Session 2: July 6-10Session 3: July 13-17Session 4: July 20-24Session 5: July 27-31Session 6: August 3-7Session 7: August 10-14Session 8: August 17-21Fee. 325-2889, rochesterymca.org.

YMCA Camp Arrowhead, PittsfordCamp Kinder Kids is designed for getting ready for Pre-K or Kindergarten.Archery Camp. Proven techniques, positive reinforcement, feedback, learn and improve archery skills and kindle a lifetime of enthusiasm for the sport.Mountain Biking Camp. Learn progressive mountain biking skills, equipment maintenance, responsible riding and safe trail usage. Have fun with friends, challenges, and create lifelong memories.Sports Camp. Various themes all summer long! Learn, play and improve sports skills while having fun! Iddy Biddy Sports Camp. Keep your preschooler active this summer. Gymnastics Camp. Learn and improve skills while making friends! Summer Fun Camps. Weekly themes, learn new skills, connect with friends, challenge themselves and create memories that will last a lifetime. Fun and Fit Camp. A great camp packed with healthy activities! Golf Camp. PGA Pro Paul Sand-ers will lead campers through the

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4 advertising supplement to messenger post media for may 28, 2015fundamentals of golf, club skills, game knowledge, strategy, and course etiquette, connecting with friends, challenging themselves, and creating lifelong memories.Taekwondo Camp. Learn and improve a martial art while making new friends! rochesterymca.org/camparrowhead.

Other area YMCA locations: Westside 920 Elmgrove Road, Rochester546-5500, rochesterymca.orgBayview1209 Bay Road, Webster671-8414, rochesterymca.orgEastside1851 Fairport Nine Mile Point Road, Penfi eld341-4000, rochesterymca.orgNorthwest730 Long Pond Road, Rochester227-3900, rochesterymca.orgSouthwest597 Thurston Road, Rochester328-9330, rochesterymca.org

CHURCHSundays, 5:00pmStay Cool on SundayMessiah Lutheran Church4301 Mt. Read Blvd., GreeceToo hot for church this summer? Come and worship in the cool down-

stairs level. All are welcome! Handicapped accessible. For more information call 865-1866 x2,messiahlutheranchurch.net.

June 20, 5:00-7:30pm Annual Strawberry FestivalIrondequoit United Church of Christ644 Titus AvenuePlease join us for our wonderful backyard BBQ featuring strawberry shortcake, made with local grown strawberries. Pricing al a cart.544-3020, o ce@irondequoitucc.org

June 28, 9:00am Outdoor Summer Celebration WorshipThe band will play. Well have a con-versation with the children each week. Bring lawn chairs. 544-3020 or o ce@irondequoitucc.org.

August 17-21, 6:30-8:45 pm Camp Kilimanjaro Vacation Bible SchoolLiving Water Christian Fellowship1440 East Ridge Road, IrondequoitA free expedition through the book of Proverbs where Camp Kilimanjaro trekkers will learn to have ears that hear and do Gods Word, hearts that trust in the Lord, tongues that speak in a God-honoring way, hands that get to work, and feet that walk with the wise. livingwatercf.org.

August 17-21, 9:00am-NoonMAD (Music, Art, and Drama) CampMessiah Lutheran Church4301 Mt. Read Blvd., GreeceLooking for something fun and di erent for your kids? Exciting Ship of Dreams program based on the Old Testament story of Noahs Ark. This fun- lled week will include music, drama, art, dance, games and snacks. Preschool-6th grade are welcome. Free. For your security, everyone working with the children will be background checked. Pre-registration required, forms at messiahluther-anchurch.net or call 865-1866 x2.

EDUCATIONEducate and RejuvenateEvents & Education Seminar SeriesSt. Johns Meadows1 Johnsarbor Drive W. and Brickstone by St. Johns1325 Elmwood AvenueSeminars held in an e ort to lead and inspire a shift in societys views of elderhood by embracing and celebrating lifes experiences. Come and experience for yourself how we embrace living, every day at St. Johns. Free events open to the community,dates and times vary, visit stjohnsliving.org/rejuvenate.

5advertising supplement to messenger post media for may 28, 2015Writers and BooksJune 5, 6:00-10:00pm Down the Rabbit Hole740 University Avenue, RochesterCome celebrate the 150th anniversary of Lewis Carrolls Alice in Wonderland. Writing prompts, themed food & drink and a 3D projection on our building at sunset. Free. chrisf@wab.org.

June 14, Noon-5:00pm A Day of Celebration for Our Veterans, Families and Friends: Writing the Military ExperienceThe Gell Center of the Finger LakesLocal writers Norm Davis and Stephen Schottenfeld will share their work and host mini writing workshops for our Veterans. Tours of the facility will also be available. Light refreshments will be served. Free to veterans, their families, and friends. 473-2590 x107, kathyp@wab.org.

June 29-August 28, 9:00am-4:00pmSummerWrite Youth Camps740 University Avenue, RochesterOur programs support the basic reading and writing skills students learn in school, but they also reach further, tapping into creativity and inspiration, as young people learn to discover their own passions and develop their own voices. Fee. sallyb@wab.org , wab.org/summerwrite.

Instructor Reading, July 15 & 22, 7:00pmStudent Reading, July 24, 7:00pm Teen Writers Master Workshop Readings 740 University Avenue, RochesterInstructors of and students enrolled in this workshop will host readings of their works to the public. Fee. sallyb@wab.org, wab.org/summerwrite.

July 31, 7:00-10:00pm A Night at Hogwarts 740 University Avenue, RochesterCome celebrate the birthday of The Boy Who Lived with Writers & Books. Make potions & wands, participate in Hogwarts-style classes, enjoy HP themed food and drinks, and much more. Fee. chrisf@wab.org, wab.org.

FESTIVALSJuly 4-August 16, 10:00am-7:00pm 38th Annual Sterling Renaissance Festival Thrill to the excitement that this festival portrayseverything that is the Renaissancefrom food to entertainment to gifts. Rain or shine.sterlingfestival.com.

July 10-12, 9:30am- 5:00pm 8th Annual Lavender FestivalOlfactory Farm12973 Upton Road, Red Creek

Pick lavender from the eld, musical entertainment, informational speakers, craft artisans, herbal teas, baked goods, wine tasting, hands on workshops and more. nylavenderfestival.com

July 17-1918th Annual Macedonia FestivalSt. Dimitrias Church Grounds235 Telephone Road, W. HenriettaThe festival features entertainment by famous Macedonian bands and folk dancing groups. Ethnic food such as Kebops will be available, as well as many varieties of baked goods such as zelnik, baklava and tulumbi. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages available. Register for free door prizes. Childrens games and games of chance for adults. A large exhibit of Macedonian heritage/history display. Free admission/parking. 334-6675, macedonianfest.com.

August 7 & 8 9th Annual Palmyra Pirate Weekend Historic Palmyras Pirates of the Erie Canal invade the Village and Port of Palmyra, bearing a boatload of family-friendly fun for all ages. Bed racing, Jolly Roger 5K race, Pirate Kazoo Band Parade, childrens treasure hunt, Pirate Puppy Parade, canal trail tours and Historic Palmyra pirate tales and museum tours. 315-597-6981, palmyrany.com.

August 27-September 7New York State Fair581 State Fair Blvd., Syracuse800.475.FAIR, nysfair.org.

September 12 & 13 Webster Garlic FestivalWebster Firemans FieldFeaturing various food, craft and other unique vendors as well as musical entertainers and kids activities. Live cooking demos and samples, lectures and discussions on growing, harvesting and using garlic by Dave Stern, co-founder of the Garlic Seed Founda-tion, and Robert Dunkel, editor of the Garlic Seed Foundation newsletter. Pur-chase braids, wreaths or your winters supply of the best certi ed, all locally grown, NYS garlic in the world. Sample various varieties for eating or planting. Have you ever had garlic scapes? If not, you are missing out on a great addition to your soups, stews, salads and other meals. Hosted by the Webster Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions. Pro ts will go to the Challenger Miracle Field, a multi-use eld will be built in Webster for Monroe County individuals with disabilities to use. Vendor information and registration www.webstermiracle eld.org. Questions wgfassoc@gmail.com.

MUSEUMSOpen Daily - 9:00am-8:00pmThe Corning Museum of Glass Showcasing more than 35 centuries of glass artistry. See a glass portrait of an Egyptian pharoah, examples of the nest Renaissance Venetian glass, works by todays contemporary artists and everything in between. Explore world-changing discoveries in glass and learn about the inventors. Fee. 607-937-5371, cmog.org.

June 18, 7:00pmSteamboats of Canandaigua LakeEast Bloomfi eld Historical Society1838 Academy Building8 South Avenue, off Routes 5 & 20By Ray Henry, historian and resident of Canandaigua.

July 12, 11:00am - 3:00pmAntique Auto Show Pre-1916 cars Chicken BBQ served at noonSponsored by the Horseless Carriage Society and East Bloomfi eld Historical Society. 1838 Academy Building at Elton Park, 8 South Avenue, off Routes 5 & 20.

June 1-August 31, 10:00am-4:00pmWednesday-Saturday Foster Cottage Museum 9 East Main Street, Clifton SpringsLearn about Dr. Henry Fosters [1821-1901] home, his Water Cure and the Clifton Springs Sanitarium Co. Free. 315-462-7394, fostercottage.org.

Now-September 30Tuesday-Sunday, 9:00am-5:00pm Ganondagan State Historic Site 1488 Rt. 444, Victor Ganondagan (gaNONdagan) is the site of a Native American community that was a ourishing, vibrant center for the Seneca people. Trails open year-round, 8:00 am to sunset, weather permitting. Fee. Events have special admission. 924-5848, ganondagan.org.

Now-September 1Genesee Country Village & Museum1410 Flint Hill Road, Mumford Featuring costumed interpreters in restored historic buildings, breathing life into an authentic 19th-century country village. One of the largest living history museums in the country. John L. Wehle Gallery and nature center. Fee. 538-6822, gcv.org.

June 27, 10:00am-4:00pm Celtic FaireCelebrate the culture, history and traditions of the Scots and Irish.

July 4, 10:00am-4:00pm Independence DayPomp, music and merriment highlighted by the swearing in of new American citizens on the steps of the Town Hall,

and family-fun activities.

Open Year Round Glenn Curtiss Museum 8419 State Rt. 54, HammondsportLocal artwork: paintings, photography and sculpture highlighting aviation history and the beautiful Finger Lakes region. Vintage and reproduction aircraft, bicycles, motorcycles and automobiles, as well as local history exhibits. Fee. 607-569-2160, glennhcurtissmuseum.org.

August 1 & 2, 9:00am-5:00pmCurtiss Classic Motorcycle Weekend & Odd Ball Old Dog ShowBike Show, Ride, Exhibit and Swap Meet, food and museum tours.

Now-October 4Saturdays & Sundays, 1:30-4:00pm Heritage Square Museum7147 Ontario Center Road, Ontario Step into a mid-1800s historic crossroads community and relive a touch of Americana. See the sights, hear the stories, experience being where families like yours lived over a hundred years ago. Tour the nine historic buildings on the 13-acre site. Fee. 315-524-9330, heritagesquaremuseum.org.

Open DailyJoseph Smith Farm863 Staff ord Road, PalmyraTwo miles from Palmyra, includes the restored Smith Frame Home (1825), reconstructed log home (1818) and Sacred Grove. Free 20 minuted guided tours of homes. 315-597-5851,hillcumorah.org.

Open July & AugustTours Wednesdays & Saturdaysby AppointmentPeppermint MuseumH.G. Hotchkiss Building95 Water Street, LyonsThe museum tells the history of the world famous Lyons Peppermint Oil Industry. 315-946-4596, lyonsheritagesociety.com

Now-October 31Tuesday-Sunday, 10:00am-5:00pmSodus Bay Lighthouse Museum7606 North Ontario Street1870 lighthouse museum and gardens. Exhibits cover lighthouse, maritime and bay area histories. Spiral tower staircase, library, gift shop, tours, weddings, discounts, picnics, free concerts. Fee. 315-483-4936, sodusbaylighthouse.org.

June 14, 1:00-5:00 pm Historic Sodus PointGuided Historic Trolley Rides Molly the Trolley one hour rides follow the original trolley path from Sodus Point, through Wallington, to Sodus and back. Two one-hour rides given. During

the guided ride learn about the trolley and its importance to our villages. Six stops, trivia questions, quirky stories, pictures and actual hardware used on the trolley. Fee. Reservations 750-0688, historicsoduspoint.com.

Open Now through October 31Sonnenberg Gardens & Mansion State Historic Park151 Charlotte Street, Canandaigua Sonnenberg is one of the few remaining estates in the U.S. with a Queen Anne-style mansion and formal gardens. Fee. 394-4922, sonnenberg.org.

MUSIC & THEATERRochester Philharmonic Orchestra The RPOs summer home is the outdoor amphitheater, Constellation Brands-Marvin Sands Performing Arts Center (CMAC), on the FLCC campus. Summer schedule available at rpo.org. Tickets: RPO Box O ce 454-2100.

Fridays, June 12-August 14, 6:30pmSummer Concert SeriesCarpenter Park, 22 North Main StreetPort of Pittsford Variety of musical styles, free and open to the public. Band pavilion and boater amenities. No concert July 3. June 12: Gap Mangione Big BandJune 19: John Bolger Band (Blues)June 26: Eastman Faculty Jazz Quintet July 10: Eastside Swingtet July 17: That Party Band/PYS Duck Drop (Party/Rock band)Rubber ducks in the canal raise funds for Pittsford Youth Services!July 24: Pan Loco (Steel Drum Band) July 31: Jocelyn Mesiti Band (Soul, Blues)August 7: Franks Rat PackAugust 14: Pittsford Fire Department Band (Pops) 248-6280, townofpittsford.org.

June 13, 7:00pm Welcome Summer! Square Dance/Line Dance Instruction for Singles and Couples!Spencerport Masonic Hall133 South Union Street$6/person, $10/family. Bene tS the local USO, which provides morale, welfare and recreation-type services for Military Personnel. Sponsored by Monroe District Order of the Eastern Star.

Summer Concert Series at Cherry Ridge900 Cherry Ridge Blvd., WebsterJune 18: Mark Mazur and The Little Big BandJuly 23: Nik and the Nice GuysAugust 20: The Gateswingers6:30pm. Bring your own lawnchair. Free. Must RSVP to Annette 697-6703.

June 18 - August 27 Webster Village Band2015 Season Summer Concerts Village Band Shell at Harmony Park Foster Drive, off Phillips RoadJune 18, 25, July 2, 23, 30, August 6, 20 & 27. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets for a relaxing evening of fun and entertainment.

June 19-27 Xerox Rochester International Jazz FestivalMore than 200 concerts, including more than 80 free concerts on outdoor stages. Ticket prices vary, multiple locations. rochesterjazz.com.

June 22, 6:00-7:00pmJack Allens 18 Piece Big BandConcert at Xerox Rochester International Jazz FestivalFree admission. (Verizon White Tent)East Main & Gibbs Street, across from the Eastman TheaterFavorite Big Band songs performed by some of western New Yorks nest musicians. Expertly producing those sounds of yesteryear and today, creating a delightful evening for you and your guests. If you enjoy the sounds of: Benny Goodman, Harry James, Charlie Spivak, Bunny Berigan, Tommy Dorsey, Glenn Miller, Artie Shaw, Woody Herman, Count Basie, Les Brown, Duke Ellington, Stan Kenton and others! Then these Big Band classics are sure to get your toes tapping and make you want to dance. thejackallenbigband.com.

June 28-July 12, 3:30pm Legacy at Clover Blossom FREE Summer Concert Seriesin the Courtyard100 McAuley Drive, BrightonJune 28: Josie WaverlyJuly 2 : Its My PartyJuly 12: 78 RPM218-9000, legacyrochester.com

July 8, 1:00pm Jack Garner Discussion and Book Signing My Seat on the Aisle: Movies and MemoriesChapel Oaks, 1550 Portland Avenue Call Marie at 697-6606 to register.

July 8 & August 5 6:30pmConcerts for KidsCarpenter Park, 22 North Main StreetPort of Pittsford Great interactive music and fun for the whole family! Free and open to the public. July 8: Dady Brothers (Celtic)August 5: Mike Kornrich (Blues)248-6280, townofpittsford.org.

July 10 & 11, July 14-18, 9:00pm Hill Cumorah PageantRt. 21, Manchester Every summer, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints puts on a

6 advertising supplement to messenger post media for may 28, 2015musical outdoor show with a cast of 700. Free. 315-597-5851, hillcumorah.org.

July 30-August 27Family Outdoor MoviesThornell Farm Park 480 Mendon Road, PittsfordGiant outdoor movie screen, popcorn, beverages, treats and more! At dark. Free admission.July 30: How to Train Your Dragon 2August 13: Big Hero 6August 27: Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day248-6280, townofpittsford.org.

August 9, 2:30pm Traveling CabaretSong, Dance & Comedy ShowIrondequoit Summer Concert SeriesIrondequoit Town Hall Campus Gazebo, 1280 Titus AvenueDelightful Broadway, movie and pop musical revue. Free for all ages.Bring lawn chairs and blankets, no rain date. Award-winning troupe raises money for student scholarships and charities. 234-6677.

August 11-16 The Gateways Music FestivalA biennial classical music celebration featuring musicians of African descent, from throughout the US. One hundred musicians are expected to participate. They will perform in venues ranging from houses of worship and the Hochstein School of Music and Dance to Rochester City Hall and Kodak Hall at the Eastman Theatre. All of the concerts are free and open to the public. Special guests will be Anthony McGill, who was appointed principal clarinetist with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra last September and the Harlem Quartet, a New York City-based string ensemble. 234-2582, gatewaysmusicfestival.org.

September 11-13Golden Link Folk Singing Societys2015 Turtle Hill Folk Festival Rotary Sunshine Campus809 Five Points Road, Rush44th Year! A casual, intimate and family-oriented weekend event featuring concerts, camp re singing, jamming, daytime workshops and demos and childrens fun held at a spacious and beautiful facility with rain-proof cover for all activities, nature trails, rough camping, cabins, restrooms, hot showers and a small array of food and craft vendors. goldenlink.org.

September 14, Noon-9:00pm Pittsford Food Truck and Music FestMunicipal Parking Lot, Behind LibraryLast big event of the season, featuring delicious food from a variety of regional food trucks and great music all day, plus carnival rides and plenty of games and activities! Free admission, food and beverages available for purchase. 248-6280, townofpittsford.org.

ON THE WATERThe Canal Way Trail System o ers 150 miles of scenic trails and numerous parks for hiking, biking and cross-country skiing. Enjoy wildlife viewing along miles of green and tranquil trails that line New Yorks canals. The trail system is comprised of four major trail segments: The Erie Canal Heritage Trail, Old Erie Canal State Park, Mohawk-Hudson Bikeway and the Glens Falls Feeder Canal Trail. canals.ny.gov.

June 13 - July 26LOC Summer DerbyThe Lake Ontario counties annually host a series of the worlds best freshwater tournaments known as the LOC Derby.

Thousands of anglers hit the lake each year in pursuit of thousands of dollars in cash prizes for salmon, lake trout, brown trout and rainbow/steelhead trout. Registration sites/weigh stations located along the entire southern Lake Ontario shoreline.loc.org, 888-733-5246.

July 12-19 17th Annual Cycling the Erie Canal Bike Tour This 400-mile bike ride from Bu alo to Albany travels along the Erie Canalway Trail. Cover 40-60 miles per day, about three-quarters on completed portions of the Canalway Trail, the rest along public roadways with good shoulders. Great tour for riders of all abilities. ptny.org/biketourintro/index.shtml.

July 18, 9:00am-5:00pmJuly 19, 9:00am-1:00pm Wine Country Classic Boat ShowDepot Park, Keuka LakeHammondsportFeaturing boats from the 30s. Fiber Glassics and Woodie Cars. Free. winecountryclassicboats.com.

August 7-16 10th Annual Canal Splash!Locally organized events and activities along the NYS Canal System and Erie Canalway Trail at numerous venues throughout the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor. Celebrate the history, culture, recreational appeal, and beauty of the NYS Canal System and Erie Canalway Trail during Canal Splash! Local events and activities, including nature and history walks, museum and gallery exhibits, rowing regattas, kayak and canoe outings, musical performances, boat tours and more. 436-3034, anals.ny.gov.

August 21-September 7Fall LOC DerbyThe Lake Ontario counties annually host

7advertising supplement to messenger post media for may 28, 2015a series of the worlds best freshwater tournaments known as the LOC Derby. Thousands of anglers hit the lake each year in pursuit of thousands of dollars in cash prizes. Registration sites and weigh stations are located along the entire southern Lake Ontario shoreline. loc.org, 888-733-5246.

OUTDOORSRMSC Cumming Nature Center is a 900-acre preserve near the village of Naples featuring groomed hiking trails. Restrooms and snacks are available in the visitors center. 6472 Gulick Road, Naples. rmsc.org, 374-6160.

Events at the Webster ArboretumKent Park, 1700 Schlegel RoadMay 30, 1:00-4:00pm: 25th birthday celebration, family fun, music and entertainment.May 31: Disc Golf TournamentJune-October, 3rd Mondays, 6:30pm: Volunteer nights at the arboretum. Rain or shine, cancelled if thundering.July 11, 8:00am-Noon: Annual daylily sale.websterarboretum.org.

June 13, 9:00am-1:00pmAdirondack Mountain Clubs Outdoor ExpoWant to get outdoors but not sure what you can do or where? The Adirondack Mountain Clubs Outdoor Expo is the place to start! Stroll down a shaded path and check out displays and talk with members of local outdoors clubs and suppliers while listening to live music provided by the Golden Link Folk Singing Society. If youve never tried a canoe or kayak, head on down to the beach where the local boat vendors are and try them out. Crafts are available for the kids. Food and ice cream are available. For the past 17 years, the Genesee Valley Chapter of the Adirondack Mountain Club has been hosting an Outdoor Expo at Mendon Ponds Park. The Genesee Valley Chapter has organized this for the purpose of promoting outdoor recreation. The goal is to provide a single place where folks interested in the outdoors can get infor-mation about whats available locally, what organizations are available and what they do, meet people with similar interests, attend over 70 workshops aimed at these interests and have fun!Local outdoor clubs and vendors are welcome to come set up a table, booth or tent or do a demonstration. Anything they have to o er is pretty much fair game. Past years have included such things as hang gliders, hot air balloons and gliders. The Expo has grown each year, both in size and attendance,

based mainly on feedback from the attendees and participants. This year we have over 60 di erent organizations providing over 70 workshops! Popular are workshops such as map & compass, hiking opportunities in Monroe County, kids outdoor activities and the ever popular beach where canoe and kayak vendors let you test drive; all for free! Full schedule adk-gvc/expo.

June 6, 1:00-3:00pm 15th Annual Bike Rodeo & Safety DayWinslow Elementary School 755 Pinnacle Road, HenriettaFree event! Bike safety and obstacle course, re truck demo, ambulance, Monroe County Sheri , school bus, free bike tune-ups and Cub Scout information. Win a boys or girls bike or other prizes, must be present to win. Julie Quinn, Cub Scout Pack 332, 455-8340, scoutlander.com.

June 6-7, 6:00pm-6:00am Relay For Life of WebsterWebster Thomas High School track800 Five Mile Line Road, Webster12-hour team walk to celebrate cancer survivors, remember loved ones lost to cancer. Come together as a community to ght back against cancer! All proceeds bene t the local American Cancer Society. No entry fee; fundraising and donations encouraged. relayforlife.org/WebsterNY.

June 7, 7:00am Pittsford TriathlonThornell Farm Park 480 Mendon Road, PittsfordA true test of endurance featuring bik-ing and running through Pittsford and a swim in the Pittsford Mendon High School pool. Registration information at townofpittsford.org.

June 8-24 Genesee Rowing Club Learn-to-RowGenesee Rowing Club Boathouse in Genesee Valley Park Have you ever watched a crew of rowers making their way down the Genesee River or Erie Canal and thought, Id like to give that a try? Rowing is a great full-body workout that also allows you to enjoy the beautiful waterways of Rochester. This three-week session of classes (8 classes total) taught by experienced coaches in small groups will give you a solid grasp of the fundamentals of rowing as well as an opportunity to row in the Genesee Sprints Regatta in the Novice category. Monday, Wednesday & Thursday (9:15-11:00am), evenings (5:45-7:30pm). Fee $180, includes 8 classes, T-shirt, regatta entry. For additional dates and classes geneseerowingclub.com. Questions

events@geneseerowingclub.com.

June 13-14, 2:00pm-2:00am Relay For Life of GreeceOdyssey Academy track750 Maiden Lane, Rochester12-hour team walk to celebrate cancer survivors, remember loved ones lost to cancer. Come together as a community to ght back against cancer! All proceeds bene t the local American Cancer Society. No entry fee; fundraising and donations are encour-aged. relayforlife.org/GreeceNY.

August 8, 9:00am-Noon Bark For Life of RochesterGenesee Valley Park, Hawthorne, Dogwood and Tupelo Shelters Rochester Fundraising dog walk to honor the lifelong contributions of our canine caregivers. All proceeds bene t the local American Cancer Society. On-site registration is $20/dog. relayforlife.org/BarkRochesterNY.

August 9, 9:00amWebster NY Moms In Motion pres-ents Christophers Challenge Gift of Life 5K and Bone Marrow DriveWebster Park, Parkview Lodgecorner of Holt and Lake RoadRun/Walk 5K at Webster Park to support bone marrow registry and fees associated with bone marrow transplants. Race day registration begins 7:30am inside lodge. $25 entry fee before 7/25, $30 after 7/25 and on race day. Conact race director, Christina Hat eld 585-330-0414, mimswebster@yahoo.com. christopherschallenge.org.

August 14 & 15, 8:30am-5:30pmAugust 16, 8:30am-Noon U.S. Croquet Association American Six-Wicket TournamentGrace & Truth SportsPark373 N. Greece Road, 1.1 miles north of Latta Road in HiltonThis USCA-sanctioned tournament features players from Canada and the U.S. in both doubles and singles venues. Participant entry fee $175 to play both doubles and singles or $150 to play either. Social fee of $75/meals, no tour-nament play. Spectators are free and welcome to attend. 474.3753, www.gandtathletics.info/sports/croquet.

WINECasa Larga Patio Party Series2287 Turk Hill Road, FairportMusic, food trucks, beer and wine.Thursday, May 28: The Will Billys, Food Trucks: Brick N Motor, Cheese and ConfusedTuesday, June 2: Mike Pullano,Food Trucks: The Bento BoxThursday, June 4: Bushel Brothers,

Food Trucks: Chef Catering, Mr. Vs Street StyleTuesday, June 9: Shades of Blue, Food Trucks: E ortlessly HealthyThursday, June 11: The Jane Mutiny, Food Trucks: Brick N Motor, MacarollinTuesday, June 16: Dave McGrath,Food Trucks: Wraps on WheelsThursday, June 18: SLR (Ron Reals),Food Trucks: The Brunch Box, Tuscan Wood Fired PizzaTuesday, June 23: Randy Zimmerman, Food Trucks: Stingray Sushi FusionThursday, June 25: The Promise,Food Trucks: Monster HotsTuesday, June 30: Marco Amadio,Food Trucks: Cheesed and Confused

September 13, 11:00am-6:00pmCasa Largas Purple Foot FestivalStomp grapes at our annual celebration of harvest. One of the largest grape stomping festivals in the Eastern US! Celebrate the harvest through the old world tradition of stomping grapes. Rain or shine. Fee. 223-4210, casalarga.com.

June 6, 5:45-7:45pmInspire Moore - Zoobilation 2015197 North Main Street, NaplesJoin Inspire Moore winery at a wine tasting on the beautiful Seneca Park Zoo grounds. Tickets include event admission, gourmet food, champagne, music, signature drink, open bar, live and silent auctions, animal demos and encounters, valet parking and more. Tickets go fast! Call 374-5970, inspiremoorewinery.com.

June 16, 23, August 6 & 11, 1:00pmChapel Oaks Cellar Classics Wine Series with Holly Howell1550 Portland Avenue, RochesterA wine and culinary adventure with Rochesters leading wine expert Holly Howell. Whether youre an enthusiast or a novice join us to learn Hollys som-melier secrets and explore the wonder-ful world of the grape. Holly combines fun, avors and classes which include insights into pairings, collecting, taste basics, color, aroma, avor, body, and more. Each class will have tastings and pairings from our culinary artists. Howell writes for several notable publications. Call Marie at 697-6606 to register.

July 10-12 Finger Lakes Wine Festival at Watkins Glen International2790 County Rt. 16, Watkins GlenFestival o ers the largest showcase of NYS wines with over 90 wineries paired with regional artisans, music, culinary classes and breweries in one beautiful location. 607-535-2486, winefest.com.

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