This talented band plays a lot of popular covers, mixing it up acoustically and electrically. They’re upbeat and their music is fun to listen to and sing along with, as well.

Join us every Thursday at 10am for story reading under the Pavilion. Different stories, different readers, always a great time for kids and families!

Led by Brisson’s powerful vocals, the Hay Burners bring a heartfelt repertoire ranging from soulful & bluesy to rocking alt-country.

Join us every Thursday at 10am for story reading under the Pavilion. Different stories, different readers, always a great time for kids and families!

Wayne Surrell, guitars and vocals; and Earle Provin, slide guitar, mandolin, and vocals. Many years together, they play bluegrass and “a big salad of music.”

Join Kelly’s Gardens for a free workshop on pruning trees and shrubs. Meet at the Community Garden at 6pm.

Join us every Thursday at 10am for story reading under the Pavilion. Different stories, different readers, always a great time for kids and families!

High energy stirring music rooted in the Celtic tradition but garnered from the whole world. An exciting synthesis of world rhythms and influences.

An electric flock of songwriters. This is some Funky Modern Roots Music!! Think The Band, a touch of Al Green, and a healthy dose of Afro-Peruvian Mojo!!”

Steel drum band - The sound of calypso, reggae and samba as Vermont’s largest steel band performs a mix of island favorites and upbeat tunes.

The Farmhouse restoration is starting! Join us as we celebrate breaking ground. We will have refreshments for everyone, a special wine tasting by Shelburne Vineyards and tours of the building. Everyone is welcome!

Vermont’s own Cajun band! Cajun and Creole dance music from Southwest Louisiana with lively vocals and various instruments like accordian and fiddle.

Join us for an early morning walk with local birding expert, Sue Wetmore. This walk is free and open to everyone, both seasoned birders and newcomers. Bring binoculars if you have them and we’ll see you at Pittsford Village Farm at 8am!

This is a free community event to celebrate the life of Joe Kamuda, who served the Pittsford community in so many ways throughout his entire life. There will be live music, food, bouncy house, games and so much more!

Zoologists from Wildlife Encounters bring their wild animals to you! Learn about the animals and meet them in person. This event is great for the whole family. Tickets are necessary and can be purchased through the Paramount website. Link will be provided once tickets go on sale.

Zoologists from Wildlife Encounters bring their wild animals to you! Learn about the animals and meet them in person. This event is great for the whole family. Tickets are necessary and can be purchased through the Paramount website. Link will be provided once tickets go on sale.

Join local birding expert Sue Wetmore to explore Pittsford Village Farm and the surrounding trails, spotting and identifying spring birds. Binoculars are helpful but not required. Free and open to all new and seasoned birders!

—Canceled due to rain—

Join us for spring games and activities at Pittsford Village Farm. We’ll have treats and drinks, music and nature crafts. This event is co-hosted by Maclure Library and Pittsford Village Farm and is free and open to everyone.

Join us for cookies and cocoa, a bonfire, sledding and any and all snow fun under the (almost) full moon!

All free and open to the public.

Join us for our annual Sap Bucket Tree Lighting! We’ll have cookies and cocoa, stories by Maclure Library, singing by the Lothrop Choir, special holiday guests and the lighting of the “tree!”

This event is free and everyone is welcome!

Join us at the beautiful Pittsford Village Farm on Elm Street for a Turkey Trot Fun Run to benefit the Pittsford Christmas For Kids. Rain or shine event! Prizes awarded for top 3 finishers: A Turkey donated by Kamudas Market, A breakfast basket by the Maple Museum, 2 apple pies made by Unity Wellness Farm in Proctor. Pre-register by October 28, 2024 to be guaranteed a shirt. Entry fees: $15 for pre-registered 5K, $20 for Race day. With the proper fees you may bring your form into Pittsford Auto. You can also pay via Venmo, mail it, or drop in the After-Hours Drop Box located on the door of Pittsford Auto Offices.

Register: online registration or print form

Join us in the Pavilion for a community potluck supper. Bring a dish to share and your own plates and utensils to make this a “green” supper! Meet your neighbors and enjoy some great food!

Come out for music, play and loads of trucks! There will be farm and road vehicles, trail equipment, fire, safety and utility trucks. Climb on them, see inside, honk the horns, talk to the people of all different trades who operate them. 10am-11am is our horns-free hour for people with sensitive ears.

Sara's Stories and Maclure Library will be there and Rollin Rooster Food Truck will be selling their amazing food.

Rain date is 9/14.