IN EAST AURORA, NY
Thursday, October 20 - Sunday, October 23, 2011
A Celebration of the American Arts & Crafts Movement,
History and Small Town America
This weekend offers many free and affordable events and
activities for all ages.
Come to one of WNY’s most walkable communities and experience
Americana. Interact with Master Artisans using “hand, head and
heart” as they create their works both on The Roycroft Campus and
in their studios. Learn the history of East Aurora through museum
visits, fi lms and exhibits. Take one of our docent led or self
guided tours including
historical, architectural and even ghost walks.
ARTS & ARTISANS · CULINARY CREATIONSFAMILY FUN · HISTORY ·
MUSIC
ECLECTIC SHOPPING · TOURS AND MORE!For more information call
716.652-5552 www.roycroftcampuscorporation.com/WCW.htm
Hours: Tu-Fr 7-7; Sat 7-5;Closed Sunday & Monday
72 Elm St., East Aurora716.652.4720
Visit us during the WELL-CRAFTED
WEEKEND!
Featuring the finest olive oils and vinegars from
around the world, artisan breads, pasta and sauces,
olives, dips, spices, chocolates and so much more.
fine olive oils and bonata Italiano
668 Main Street 714-5831
(Across from the Theatre)www.tuscanyonmain.com
“Experience the Taste”
Gift Certificates AvailableWe are proud to be locally owned
and not part of any franchise.
Rick’s On Mainis a great place to meet
friends and enjoy East Aurora’s ambiance.
687 Main St., East Aurora652-1253
(Across from Vidler’s)www.ricksonmain.com
COME ENJOY OUR NEWLY EXPANDED BAR!
712 main streeteast aurora652.7126
the dress shop
theshop
upstairsfor fun, for your home!
726 Main St., Lower, East Aurora652-7333
www.AshwoodArtisansGallery.com
Featuring Many Local Artisans
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• Antique & Estate Jewelry
• We Buy Old Gold, Silver, Gemstones
and Coins!
96 Hamburg St.(Route 20A)
655-4545
Oakwood Square PlazaEast Aurora
PizzaGrandwiches
Wings & Fingers Salads, Wraps
& More...
655-3345
Serving the CommunitySince 1994
www.PizzaDelAureos.com
A “Well Crafted” Weekend in Historic East Aurora, New
YorkTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 20 - SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2011
Welcome to...
Invites You to Visit...
AURORA HISTORICAL
SOCIETY
Millard Fillmore House National Historic Landmark
24 Shearer Avenue652-8875
andElbert Hubbard-Roycroft
Museum National Historic Register363 Oakwood Ave.
652-4735Museums are Open
Wed., Sat. and Sun. from 1-4pm, June thru OctoberPrivate &
Group Tours Available Year Round
“Well-Crafted Weekend” Schedule of EventsThursday, October
20th:“A Well Crafted Wine Tasting”6 - 8 pmThe Roycroft Inn40 South
Grove Street716.652.5552Indulge in exceptional wines and enjoy
delectable appetizers. $35 per person. Proceeds to benefi t the RCC
Educational Programs.
Friday, October 21st:Gallery Walk6 - 9 pmVisit 9 of East
Aurora’s fi nest galleries and antique shops.Ashwood ArtisansThe
Dress ShopEast Aurora Art SocietyJRS MorganMeibohm GalleryPunpkin
PatchRedFishRoycroft Copper Shop GalleryRoycroft AntiquesTasteWest
End GalleryWill Faller Fine Arts
Saturday, October 22nd:Roycroft Rocks10 am - 5 pmThe Roycroft
Campus Corporation31 South Grove Street716.655.0261- Enjoy the
sounds of local bands- See Roycroft Master Artisans as they work -
Support the Roycroft Wall - The Found Treasures Sale through the
East Aurora Rotary.- Houseplant Sale through the East Aurora Garden
Club- Recyclable bottle drive with local Boy Scout and Cub Scout
Troops- Kid Fun with rock painting and more.- Hot Dogs and Pizza
Available- Learn about how you can get a piece of the Powerhouse
history.
Time To Tangle: Creative Line Drawing from 12 - 3 pm($45 per
person)
“Off to See the Wizard” Brunch10 amThe Roycroft Inn40 S. Grove
Street716.652.5552Enjoy a delicious brunch with Emerald City
inspired selections. Reservations suggested.
Book Signings with Local Authors including Rob Goller, Aurora
Town Historian12 noon - 2 pm716.652.5552716.655.0261
Showing of “The Wizard of Oz” 12 noonAurora Theatre673 Main
Street716.652.1660Presented by Barb Zimmermann of Cold-well Banker
and The Roycroft Inn
Pumpkin Decorating12 - 3 pmThe Toy Loft719 Main
Street716.652-3277
A “Spooktacular” Kids Day 10 am - 3 pmFlowers by Nature82 Elm
Street716.655.4484Goofy photo fun, pumpkin decorating, face
painting, games and more. $5 per child.
Music by Bob Sowyrda11 am - 2 pmVidler’s676-694 Main
Street716.652.0481Enjoy old time piano tunes with Bob Sowyrda.
West End Gallery48 Douglas Lane716.652.5860See Al Sleeper,
Aurora Silversmith, demonstrate the making of the 2011 Roycroft
Snowfl ake. For some extra holiday money bring in your gold and
silver for Shelly Mack to buy 9 am-1 pm.
Chicken Bar-B-Que3 - 7 pmBaker Memorial United Methodist
Church345 Main Street716.652.0500Enjoy a delicious chicken dinner
that includes ½ chicken, cole slaw, biscuit and locally grown salt
potatoes and home made dessert for just $9 pre-sale or $11 at the
door. Eat-in, take-out and drive thru service.
Harvest Festival Dinner5:00 and 6:30 pm seatingsSt. Mathias
Church374 Main Street716.652.0377Feast on hand carved roast beef on
weck served with a roasted vegetable medley, salad and beverage
followed by a delicious homemade dessert. Tickets are $12 pre-sale
and $15 at the door.
Sunday October 23rd:Printmaking WorkshopThe Roycroft Campus
Corporation31 South Grove Street716.655.0261Learn this simple
method of creating a stencil on a screen with Roycroft Mas-ter
Artisan, Dorothy Markert. ($105 per person.)
All Weekend LongAurora Players present“My Fair Lady”Friday &
Saturday Shows begin at 8 pm; Sunday Show begins at 2:30 pmHistoric
Roycroft PavilionHamlin Park, S. Grove &
Prospect716.687.6727
The Elbert HubbardRoycroft Museum363 Oakwood Avenue andThe
Millard Fillmore House Museum, 24 Shearer Avenue716.652.4735Open
1-4 pm for tours offering ½ priced admission of $5.
Explore & More Children’s Museum300 Gleed
Avenue716.655.5131Thursday-Saturday 10 am - 5 pm;Sunday 12 noon - 5
pmDesign and build houses in our Frank Lloyd Wright style
architectural studio.
Baker Memorial United Methodist Church345 Main
Street716.652.0500Tour the only house of worship in WNY whose 17
windows are all Tiffany stained glass. Guided tours on Satur-day at
3:00 pm and Sunday at 1:00 pm
Aurora Town Library550 Main Street716.652.0500On exhibit… “The
Ideal Book: Wil-liam Morris and the Kelmscott Press.” An exhibit
featuring images from the works by the Kelmscott Press along with
images from local presses infl u-enced by William Morris such as
the Roycroft and Aries presses.
The Roycroft Campus Corp.31 South Grove Street716.655.0261Take a
guided tour of the historic Roy-croft Campus. Learn about the
Ameri-can Arts and Crafts Movement and its founder Elbert
Hubbard.
Ali Baba’s East Aurora Riddle Hunt”716.655.0261Take a fun 20
riddle tour of East Au-rora’s most famous and not so famous
locations as you reach a fi nal destina-tion. Entry fee in support
of the Roycroft Campus Educational Programs is $10 for an
individual or a team!
Haunted History Ghost Walks716.655.6663 Take a haunted tour of
East Aurora with ghost writer Mason Winfi eld. Nightly 7:00-8:30
pm. Meet at The Roycroft Campus. $10 adults $5 kids
Will Faller Fine Arts & Antiques576 Main
Street716.430.1762“Buffalo in Arts” exhibit featuring Buffalo and
WNY architecture in art.
Designing Dish138 Grey Street716.655.4456Free fall themed
painting piece.
Fisher-Price636 Girard Ave.716.687.3000See the giant pull toys
and Toy Store specials.
On the Roycroft Campus:In the Power House:Missy Crowell
(jewelry)Linda Meyer (calligraphy)Yvonne Stoklosa (glass)Al Sleeper
(metalsmith/jewelry)Elizabeth Andrews (printmaking)Jan Brecht
(textiles)Frank Glapa (metalsmithing)Joe Weber (book arts)Kristine
Baker (fabric/fi bre)Diane Bond (book arts)Sue Mair (paper)Marie
Gniazdowski (jewelry)Susan Lichtenthal (glass)
In the Copper Shop Gallery:Dorothy Markert (printmaking)Mary
Philpott (clay)
In the Antiques & Furniture Building:Tom Bojanowski
(woodworking)Gordy Galloway (leather)
In the Schoolhouse Gallery:1054 Olean Road716.655.4080Tom Pafk
(woodworking)Jack Bartlett (woodworking)
At Ashwood Artisans:726 Main Street716.652.7333Diane Lehmann
(jewelry)
Sat., October 22nd (cont.)At the Roycroft Inn:
RALA: Roycrofters-At-Large-AssociationMeet and see Master
Roycroft Artisans as they work and demonstrate their arts.
Friday, Saturday & Sunday
“Take a Bite of East Aurora”Let East Aurora’s creative chefs
tempt your taste buds with a signature creation.
East Aurora Cooperative Market618 Main Street716.652.3649-
Friday 5-8 pm and Saturday 10 am - 2 pm locally produced pork
tasting
East Aurora Farmers MarketGrey Street PlazaSaturday 7 am - 1 pm-
Enjoy today’s harvests and locally pro-duced foods.
East End Grill701 Main Street716.655.0550- Corned beef on a
pretzel roll- Typhoon salmon salad.
Elm Street Bakery72 Elm Street716.652.4720- EA Sourdough
Bread
Pasquales242 Main St.716.655.0100- Frutti Di Mare
The Roycroft Inn40 S. Grove Street716.652.5552- Inn made chips
with smoked Gorgonzola with white truffl e oil and sea salt-
Berkshire Pork Tenderloin with Yukon Gold potatoes swiss chard
&currant sauce- Cline Cashmire wines
Taste634 Main Street716.655.1874- Creamy Maple & Pumpkin Pie
Lattes- Make Your Own S’Mores- The Millard-Fill-Me-More
Sandwich
Tony Rome’s711 Main Street716.652.4221- Aurora Chicken &
Ribs
Tuscany on Main668 Main Street716.714.5831- Tasting of olive
oils from around the world.
…for movies andmuch more
First Run FilmsBirthday PartiesRentals
Special Events673 Main Street
East Aurora716.652.1660
www.theauroratheatre.com
www.VisitEastAurora.comwww.eanycc.com
[email protected]
We’re Your Information Center
for Regional Tourism!716-652-8444
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introduces the annual Aurora Silversmith
2011 snowfl ake (meet and greet)Al Sleeper will demonstrate
from
6-8pm, October 21st.
Make an appointment to turn your old silver and gold intoCA$H
for the holiday!October 21st, 6-8pm &
October 22nd, 10am-2pm
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Join US for a FREE Join US for a FREE Special Showing of Special
Showing of The Wizard of Oz!The Wizard of Oz!at: Aurora Theatre,
673 Main St.
Saturday, Oct. 22, 2011 at 12 noonsponsored by: Barb
Zimmermann,
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Exhibition:October 21 through November 19, 2011
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We’re Open until...9pm - Fri., Oct. 21 • 6pm - Sat., Oct. 22
Open Daily 10am-5pm; Sun.12noon-5pm
ESTATESLIQUIDATED
- Owners - Dylewski Family
Arts & Crafts Building on the Historic Roycroft Campus
Artist Demonstrations at the
ROYCROFT CAMPUS
37 South Grove StreetEast Aurora • 655-1565
Open Wed.-Sat. 10am-5pm; Sun. 12-5pm; First Friday of the Month
10am-8pm
300 Gleed Ave.East Aurora
(716) 655-5131www.exploreandmore.org
Where fun & learning play together.
Hands-on exhibits featuring architecture, construction &
more.
138 Grey StreetEast Aurora
(716) 655-4456
For a hands on experience in
crafting join us at Designing Dish to paint pottery
or create in glass!
www.designingdish.com
Come & Please Your
Palate...at our 100 year old
Grain Mill Bistro
www.TasteofEastAurora.com
634 Main StreetEast Aurora
655-1874
Where Where Creativity is Creativity is
TimelessTimelessArtisan Classes and Workshops
Copper Shop Gallery featuring over 90 Artisans
Tours • Special Events
31 S. Grove Street(716) 655-0261
www.roycroftcampuscorporation.com
www.roycroftinn.com
40 South Grove StreetEast Aurora
716-652-5552
For A “Well Crafted”
Experience
Historic dining and luxurious overnight accomodations
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