The Great Solar Eclipse of 2024 shone a light on some pretty fun activities in communities along its path. Phantoms of the Lewiston Opera came out of another era just to celebrate.
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Newsworthy Events, Places and People
The Great Solar Eclipse
Where will you be during the Great North American Solar Eclipse?
Iroquois Art & Culture at the Lewiston Art Festival
Presentations by the Niagara River Iroquois Dancers were spectacular. Along with the dances were several colorful explanations of Iroquois Culture and the meaning of the dances.
Farmers Market in Niagara Falls, New York
All about Niagara Falls, New York Farmer’s market.
D-Day Veteran James Earl Arnold
Whenever we can, we honor and thank veterans for defending our freedoms. This Blog Post Features James Earl Arnold, a D-Day Veteran. Memorial Day is a federal holiday in the United States for mourning the U.S. military personnel who have fought and died while serving in the United States armed […]
Attend Lewiston, NY Marble Orchard Ghost Walk
You won’t want to miss this immersive Theater-in-the-Streets Presentation by Marble Orchard Players
Are You Nostalgic For Days Gone By?
“Live History Shows” regularly presents interactive events at local museums. Guests at performances always join the immersive play and sometimes change the outcomes considerably. Events are a fun mixture of playing games, theatre, and local history.
Secrets Of The Ghosts Of Marble Orchard!
A story about Lewiston history. A baby whimpers in the dark. ‘Hush!” Her mother glares yet quickly embraces the frightened little one to comfort and keep her from giving them all away… Slave catchers are lurking everywhere!
Fun At Lewiston Art Festival
There were over 170 Artists and Vendors on display at the Lewiston Art Festival. The Iroquois Market was a big event, along with College Alley and the Chalk Walk Invitational. Children enjoyed the, Make and Take Activities. And crowds gathered at the Music and Food Vendors. Once again, the Lewiston […]
Why Is Local Art And Culture Important?
People who organize and plan art, culture, and historical events and enactments and those who present their unique talents and skills through these events create better communities. It is called “Place Shaping,” according to a new study in England by the Arts Council.