Week Of 10/2/25: Gallery Opening, Cemetery Walk, Movie Night, and More! - This Week

Upcoming Events

Fall Festival - Now through October 26 @ Pick’n Patch
Fall Fest runs through October 26 and offers a full lineup of seasonal fun: pumpkin patches, apple picking, sunflowers, themed weekends, special events and fireworks.

Fall Sky Rides - Now through Fall @ Bristol Mountain
Bristol Mountain’s Fall Sky Rides offer a peaceful 15-20 minute chairlift trip up the Comet Express to the summit, where riders can enjoy panoramic views of the autumn foliage over the Bristol Hills and valley below. Advance tickets required due to limited capacity.

Cemetery Walk - October 4 @ South Farmington Chapel
The 8th Annual Civil War Themed Cemetery Walk will be held at 5:00 PM in Shortsville, NY, where reenactors portraying Civil War soldiers (and returning favorites) will share their stories as attendees walk through the cemetery. Admission is $15 for adults (free for children 10 and under), and refreshments will be available for purchase (cash only).

Homemade Ravioli - October 9 @ NY Kitchen
The event is a hands-on cooking class hosted by New York Kitchen where participants learn to make ravioli from scratch — from dough rolling to filling and sauce pairing.

Teen Movie Night - October 9 @ Wood Library
Participants will enjoy pizza while watching Scooby Doo (PG, closed captioned, 1 hr 26 min) in the Ewing Community Room!

Staff Gallery Opening - October 9 @ Cobblestone Arts Center
Cobblestone Arts Center is hosting a Staff Gallery Opening to spotlight artwork produced by their staff members. The displayed works will debut in their gallery and remain on exhibit for the rest of the season. This event is free, no registration required.

15th Annual Fall Garden Symposium - October 11 @ Sonnenberg Garden
The Sonnenberg Gardens & Mansion State Historic Park will host the 15th Annual Fall Garden Symposium featuring horticulturist Vincent A. Simeone, who will present lectures on plant selection and garden maintenance, including a special emphasis on deer-resistant plants and less common evergreens. Attendees will receive a box lunch, and tickets must be purchased in advance online.