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GALLERY: Saturday at the 2017 Naples Grape Festival

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GALLERY: Saturday at the 2017 Naples Grape Festival
The 2017 edition of the Naples Grape Festival kicked off on Saturday throughout the streets of the Vine Valley image. Large crowds attended on the first of the two day annual celebration of the grape harvest on an unseasonably warm September afternoon in the southwestern Ontario County village. Check out these 61 photos below from FingerLakes1.com on Saturday in Naples... more

Seneca Falls to host Locktoberfest along canal next month

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Seneca Falls to host Locktoberfest along canal next month
The New York State Canal Corporation has chosen Seneca Falls as one of the five locations throughout New York State to hold Locktoberfest which is a festival celebrating Autumn on the Canalways system. The event incorporates community markets, local artwork, Taste NY products, entertainment, and children’s activities. Collaborating with the Canal Corporation and partnering with I Love NY, Taste NY,... more

Cayuga County Fair and Big 6 will combine for 2018

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Cayuga County Fair and Big 6 will combine for 2018
It's official. The Cayuga County Fair and the Remember the Big 6 Picnic and 4-H Youth Country Fair will combine in 2018 at Emerson Park. It will take place July 26 to 28. Robin Bartholomew, treasurer and secretary of the agricultural society, told Cayuga County legislators the news at a Planning Committee meeting Tuesday night. Many on the committee clapped.... more

‘I was shocked’: Auburn chef celebrates win in NYS Fair food truck competition

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‘I was shocked’: Auburn chef celebrates win in NYS Fair food truck competition
Michael Tonzi almost missed the awards ceremony. His business, Tonzi's Catering Company of Auburn, was one of 17 entrants in the New York State Fair's Taste NY Food Truck Competition Saturday. The awards were scheduled to be announced at 7:30 p.m. at Chevy Court, the fair's main concert venue. Ten minutes prior to the start of the ceremony, Tonzi unsuccessfully... more

Founders Day spotlights Auburn Correctional Facility’s officers

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Founders Day spotlights Auburn Correctional Facility’s officers
It may have been a presentation for the Auburn Correctional Facility at the Founders Day celebration in Auburn, but a good chunk of the focus was on corrections officers. Officers were hailed for their efforts at a presentation Saturday recognizing the institution, which will be 200 years old this year. The events, in which various corrections officials and government officials... more

Sauerkraut Weekend continues with fireworks tonight in Phelps

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Sauerkraut Weekend continues with fireworks tonight in Phelps
Despite less than perfect weather, the Phelps Sauerkraut Weekend kicked off its 47th year August 4th with an afternoon of activities for the entire family. The cabbage head decorating contest brought in several creative entries with first place going to Lily Westcott in the 6 to 8 age range with her Minnie Mouse creation. The day also included food and... more

Festival celebrates Owasco Lake, showcases conservation

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Festival celebrates Owasco Lake, showcases conservation
Owasco Lake Day is a day dedicated to celebrating Owasco Lake and educating people on the lake's importance, Owasco Watershed Lake Association President Bob Brower said. What better way to celebrate the lake than taking people out on a boat tour so they can experience it themselves? Those who attended Sunday's festival at Emerson Park had the opportunity to take... more

Family fun abounds at Wheat Harvest Festival in King Ferry

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Family fun abounds at Wheat Harvest Festival in King Ferry
Those who made the trek over to the Wheat Harvest Festival in King Ferry Saturday were greeted by sights at various points of the day such as tractors, horses, Irish dancing and children frolicking on a bounce house. The annual event — which has been operating for over 20 years — was abuzz with activity, with different games, vendors, foods,... more

Sauerkraut Weekend continues with fireworks tonight in Phelps

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Sauerkraut Weekend continues with fireworks tonight in Phelps
Despite less than perfect weather, the Phelps Sauerkraut Weekend kicked off its 47th year August 4th with an afternoon of activities for the entire family. The cabbage head decorating contest brought in several creative entries with first place going to Lily Westcott in the 6 to 8 age range with her Minnie Mouse creation. The day also included food and... more

Festival celebrates Owasco Lake, showcases conservation

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Festival celebrates Owasco Lake, showcases conservation
Owasco Lake Day is a day dedicated to celebrating Owasco Lake and educating people on the lake's importance, Owasco Watershed Lake Association President Bob Brower said. What better way to celebrate the lake than taking people out on a boat tour so they can experience it themselves? Those who attended Sunday's festival at Emerson Park had the opportunity to take... more

Family fun abounds at Wheat Harvest Festival in King Ferry

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Family fun abounds at Wheat Harvest Festival in King Ferry
Those who made the trek over to the Wheat Harvest Festival in King Ferry Saturday were greeted by sights at various points of the day such as tractors, horses, Irish dancing and children frolicking on a bounce house. The annual event — which has been operating for over 20 years — was abuzz with activity, with different games, vendors, foods,... more

Local Elks Lodge to host car show to benefit cerebral palsy research

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Local Elks Lodge to host car show to benefit cerebral palsy research
Seneca Falls Elks Lodge #992 will host the 1st Annual Car Show to Benefit Cerebral Palsy on Saturday, August 26, 2017. The event, organized by Trustee John Velte will take place at the hosting lodge, located 2221 West Bayard St. in Seneca Falls. Dash plaques will be provided for the first 100 cars, food, drinks, raffles, and music at the... more

Canal Jam 2017 announced for Waterloo over Labor Day Weekend

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Canal Jam 2017 announced for Waterloo over Labor Day Weekend
The Second Annual Canal Jam has been announced by organizers for Waterloo this Labor Day Weekend. Last year’s event was an overwhelming success as hundreds came out to support local musicians and much more. Festival producer Lee Bieber reiterated his commitment to Waterloo by working to create a family-friendly, music-centered event over Labor Day Weekend that the entire community can... more

Food, fresh produce and music at Newark’s Food Truck Rodeo

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Food, fresh produce and music at Newark’s Food Truck Rodeo
This past Thursday, July 27th another crowd gathered on Church Street next to Central Park in Newark for the Food Truck Rodeo at the Newark Farmers’ Market. Regular market vendors were joined by a variety of food trucks offering up a variety of food and refreshments from barbecue ribs to coffee. Food trucks included Riblicious, El Morro, the Buffalonian, Lickety... more

Cruisin’ Night brings out oldies and goodies

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Cruisin’ Night brings out oldies and goodies
America has long had a love affair with cars. That was evident at Friday night’s annual Geneva Business Improvement District-sponsored Cruisin’ Night downtown. This year’s event, held on a clear, cool evening, attracted thousands of visitors. Old and new cars and trucks and a growing number of motorcycles lined Seneca, Exchange and Castle Streets to be admired, talked about, analyzed... more
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