Geneseo, NY Calendar of Events

Join us for our summer gardening series with Petra Page-Mann from Fruition Seeds. The classes are being offered cooperatively thanks to outreach by Wood Library, sharing of the Zoom platform by Macedon Public Library and funding provided by all participating libraries –  Wood Library, Wadsworth Library, Marion Public Library, Palmyra Community Library, Gorham Free Library, Stevens Memorial Community Library, Williamson Public Library and Rose Free Library. The sessions are described below:

Let’s Build a Container: June 5
Surrounding yourself with abundance in containers is so rewarding, though far from foolproof! Build your own container garden with a lifelong container gardener, Naples native and co-founder of Fruition Seeds, Petra Page-Mann. Materials to have on-hand: Containers (bigger = better), rich potting mix & compost (more nutrients = better), seeds and/or transplants.

Seven Easy Seeds to Succession Sow: July 10
Would you love to harvest fresh salad through Thanksgiving? Fresh pesto all the way to frost? Here are the seeds & simple strategies to surround yourself with impressive abundance all season long with life-long gardener, Naples native & co-founder of Fruition Seeds, Petra Page-Mann.

Sowing Autumn Abundance in August: August 14
Plant in late summer to enjoy the sweetest fall peas and to have enough spinach to enjoy through the spring! Here are the easiest seeds to sow to surround yourself with abundance for seasons to come, plus the common mistakes people make so you sow with confidence! Join life-long gardener, Naples native & co-founder of Fruition Seeds, Petra Page-Mann.

Registration is required for the event. Please complete this google form to register. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc5AXe0igcfeOI3VAXbBJ8g0lKBEtNbdnizIQvnB5dm4oAsRA/viewform

If you have any further questions please feel free to email alawrence@pls-net.org for more information.

Part 2 of our six part “In Our Backyard Series” features new towns, new stories, and three new separate 15 minute presentations. How well do you know Livingston County towns? Neighboring towns are rich with history and places to visit, and just a short drive away. Once again, we hope to inspire your next “staycation” in Livingston County.

• Additional parking available in church lot next door.
• Free and open to the public.

2020 Program of the Livingston County Historical Society and Museum

Photo: Richard Engelbrecht

This popular annual event has been cancelled. Information regarding last year’s event is kept for reference only. Keep up-to-date with the latest from the Conesus Lake Association.

For reference only:
Flares are sold by the Conesus Lake Association. Lake residents and businesses set up and light them by 10 PM.

The fireworks are coordinated by Conesus Fest for Charity, Inc. and 10% of all funds collected will be donated to the Warrior Salute Program and Wolf Foundation. Donations can be made online or to Smith Lumber 5833 Big Tree Road, Lakeville, NY 14480.

A great public location to view the flares and various firework displays is Long Point Park in the Town of Geneseo. Wishing all a fun and safe Independence Day Weekend!

Other public access sites include:
Conesus Lake Public Boat Launch – located on East Lake Road (near MacPherson Point), 4 miles south of Rt.20A. Hard surface launch ramp; parking for 45 cars with trailers. Operated by the Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation.

Conesus Inlet Wildlife Management Area – located off West Lake Rd.(Rt.256), at the south end of the lake. Cartop launch only; parking for 40 cars. Operated by the DEC.

Pebble Beach – located off Pebble Beach Road, northwest corner of the lake. Cartop and parking for 120 cars. Operated by the DEC.

Sand Point (Vitale Park) – located off Rt.20A, north end of the lake. Cartop and parking for 45 cars. Operated by the Town of Livonia and the DEC.

Join us for our summer gardening series with Petra Page-Mann from Fruition Seeds. The classes are being offered cooperatively thanks to outreach by Wood Library, sharing of the Zoom platform by Macedon Public Library and funding provided by all participating libraries –  Wood Library, Wadsworth Library, Marion Public Library, Palmyra Community Library, Gorham Free Library, Stevens Memorial Community Library, Williamson Public Library and Rose Free Library. The sessions are described below:

Let’s Build a Container: June 5
Surrounding yourself with abundance in containers is so rewarding, though far from foolproof! Build your own container garden with a lifelong container gardener, Naples native and co-founder of Fruition Seeds, Petra Page-Mann. Materials to have on-hand: Containers (bigger = better), rich potting mix & compost (more nutrients = better), seeds and/or transplants.

Seven Easy Seeds to Succession Sow: July 10
Would you love to harvest fresh salad through Thanksgiving? Fresh pesto all the way to frost? Here are the seeds & simple strategies to surround yourself with impressive abundance all season long with life-long gardener, Naples native & co-founder of Fruition Seeds, Petra Page-Mann.

Sowing Autumn Abundance in August: August 14
Plant in late summer to enjoy the sweetest fall peas and to have enough spinach to enjoy through the spring! Here are the easiest seeds to sow to surround yourself with abundance for seasons to come, plus the common mistakes people make so you sow with confidence! Join life-long gardener, Naples native & co-founder of Fruition Seeds, Petra Page-Mann.

Registration is required for the event. Please complete this google form to register. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc5AXe0igcfeOI3VAXbBJ8g0lKBEtNbdnizIQvnB5dm4oAsRA/viewform

If you have any further questions please feel free to email alawrence@pls-net.org for more information.

Join us for our summer gardening series with Petra Page-Mann from Fruition Seeds. The classes are being offered cooperatively thanks to outreach by Wood Library, sharing of the Zoom platform by Macedon Public Library and funding provided by all participating libraries –  Wood Library, Wadsworth Library, Marion Public Library, Palmyra Community Library, Gorham Free Library, Stevens Memorial Community Library, Williamson Public Library and Rose Free Library. The sessions are described below:

Let’s Build a Container: June 5
Surrounding yourself with abundance in containers is so rewarding, though far from foolproof! Build your own container garden with a lifelong container gardener, Naples native and co-founder of Fruition Seeds, Petra Page-Mann. Materials to have on-hand: Containers (bigger = better), rich potting mix & compost (more nutrients = better), seeds and/or transplants.

Seven Easy Seeds to Succession Sow: July 10
Would you love to harvest fresh salad through Thanksgiving? Fresh pesto all the way to frost? Here are the seeds & simple strategies to surround yourself with impressive abundance all season long with life-long gardener, Naples native & co-founder of Fruition Seeds, Petra Page-Mann.

Sowing Autumn Abundance in August: August 14
Plant in late summer to enjoy the sweetest fall peas and to have enough spinach to enjoy through the spring! Here are the easiest seeds to sow to surround yourself with abundance for seasons to come, plus the common mistakes people make so you sow with confidence! Join life-long gardener, Naples native & co-founder of Fruition Seeds, Petra Page-Mann.

Registration is required for the event. Please complete this google form to register. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc5AXe0igcfeOI3VAXbBJ8g0lKBEtNbdnizIQvnB5dm4oAsRA/viewform

If you have any further questions please feel free to email alawrence@pls-net.org for more information.

Shop for quality and vintage items on the grounds of the Livingston County Museum. LCHS accepts quality donations, including antique, vintage, and unique items, and then sells these items on the grounds of the Livingston County Museum as a fundraiser (no clothing, appliances, or plastic toys).  Please deliver your items to the museum or call 243-9147 or email lchistory@frontier.com to make alternate arrangements.   No early birds please.

“The rare talent of architect Robert Sherlock lay in his ability to combine the old with the more modern and practical, with scrupulous attention to details and the maximum use of space. There are several examples of his skill in Geneseo. “ Come learn about these homes and more.

• Additional parking available in church lot next door.
• Free and open to the public.

2020 Program of the Livingston County Historical Society and Museum