Theatre lovers will want to make the trip to nearby London, Ontario, for “Yankee Tavern,” a production that’s guaranteed to get your brain humming and heart racing!

The show takes center stage at London’s famous Grand Theatre from Feb. 12 through March 2.
Every bar has its regulars, and Yankee Tavern has Ray. Ray keeps things lively with his tall tales, strange encounters and surprisingly gripping conspiracy theories. Add to the mix the mysterious Palmer and bar owner, Adam, and you can’t help but wonder what is really going on. Could the unthinkable be true? This intriguing thriller is filled with surprising and dangerous revelations and things that will make you go “hmmmm.”

A Statement Released by Echelon Marketing & Events

Three piano students of Mary Handley have received the highest marks in their Royal Conservatory of Music examinations and have been invited to play at Carnegie Hall in early February.

CLARENCE PIANIST TO PERFORM AT CARNEGIE HALL

Jarod Yap, 13, has been awarded the Tri-State Certificate of Excellence for Grade 10 Piano and also for Grade 7 Violin.  This award is given annually by the Carnegie Hall/Royal Conservatory of Music, and is given to the student in the Northeastern United States who has obtained the highest marks in each Grade’s Examination, and has completed all necessary piano, theory and music history requirements for that grade level. 

As the prizewinner, Jarod will perform at the Tri-State Certificate of Excellence Recital and Awards Ceremony at Carnegie Hall in early February.

A Statement Released by the Clarence Hollow Farmers’ Market

In 1884, connecting Buffalo to Rochester was accomplished by stagecoach or rail.  The West Shore and Buffalo Railroad cut through Clarence, NY in the hamlet known as Clarence Hollow.

It was primarily a passenger rail service that ended in the 1950’s.

The Clarence Bowling Academy and the Clarence Hollow Farmers’ Market are pleased to announce the return of the West Shore Railroad.  In late Spring, local artist Jeff Perdziak will begin painting a mural, on site, depicting the locomotive and passenger cars that passed over the rails in the Hollow. The mural will be 16 ft high and 67 ft long located on the exterior wall of the Clarence Bowling Academy, 10718 Main Street, adjacent to the old railroad tracks.