Sam Urzetta Alumni Classic Golf Tournament
August 4th Registration begins at 7:30 am at the Lima Country Club. Flyers and additional information available in early April. Go to www.erschools.org/alumni.cfm. The 10th Annual event is sponsored by the East Rochester Alumni Foundation proudly supporting students and families in the East Rochester School District.
Summer Concert Series — Mr. Mustard
Aug 9 — Mr. Mustard — Beatles ~ Beatles & New @ Eyer Building Parking Lot
This is a free concert series featuring local talent held during the early evening hours.
Summer Concert Series — Home Grown Special
Aug 24 — Home Grown Special @ Building Parking Lot
Scare Away Brain Cancer 5K
October 21st, 9:00 am 9th Annual event sponsored by Boy Scout Troop 136 and open to the public. 5K race through the Town/Village on a USATF certified course. Prize money and medals will be awarded. For registration forms visit http://www.pcr-timing.com. Packet pickup is at Medved Running & Walking 3400 Monroe Avenue from10:00 am to 7:00 pm.
Youth Center Halloween Party
October 26th Held in the Quinzi Lodge at Eyer Park, 200 Wilson Ave. Fun activities include crafts, games, donuts and cider for East Rochester residents pre-school- 5th grade. Costumes are encouraged.
Veteran's Day Ceremony
Nov. 11th, 11:00 am American Legion Post #1917, local, county and state officials along with the public honor local, armed service veterans. Ceremony held at the Gazebo at Edmund Lyon Park, 750 Main Street in view of "The Station of Hero's".
Advent Tree Lighting Ceremony
December 3rd, 5:00 pm. Held at Verzella Gazebo in Edmund Lyon Park, 750 Main Street (location may change due to inclement weather) Open to the public. Sponsored by the Association of Churches and supported by the Town/Village of East Rochester to kick off the Advent Season.
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