Red Creek performed at the Genesee County Fair on Wednesday. Here's their version of "What I Like About You."
Tonight, Savage Cabbage takes the stage at 7:30.
The band BB Dang performed at the Genesee County Fair last night.
BB Dang is based in Rochester but features on bass Cameron Carlson, a ninth-grader at Byron-Bergen High School.
The rest of the band is Michael Valle (drums) Alex Sherwood (guitar) Greg Gutch (guitar) Ben Guisto (vocals) Isabella Barbagallo (vocals) Dominic Bonacci (keyboard).
The group came together through Camp Roc Star, a project of Elvio Fernandes, a member of the band Daughtry.
There is live music at the fair every night through Saturday.
Michael DiSanto performs Simple Things on the third floor of the historic Newberry Building/Eli Fish Brewing Co., Downtown Batavia, NY.
The annual Ramble Music and Arts Festival is delayed by rain but the show will go on, said organizer Paul Draper.
As the weather clears, bands will perform at their previously scheduled slots.
The current storm passing through the region is expected to last two hours with rain in the forecast off and on throughout the day until 6 p.m. The Ramble will continue until 10 p.m.
Press release:
The Original Red Osier Landmark Restaurant in Stafford presents GO ART!'s 41st Annual Picnic in the Park on Thursday, July 4th from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Centennial Park in Batavia.
Event kicks off with a Kiddie Parade. Decorating bikes begins at 10:30 a.m. The parade takes off down Ellicott Avenue hill at 11 o'clock.
Food vendors include Red Osier Landmark Restaurant, Abbott's Ice Cream, Kernel Cravin’ Kettle Corn, Lonsberry Concessions, and Over the Border! Mack Truck, and Ali's Concessions.
Musical performances by Batavia Concert Band at noon, Byrne Brothers Irish Band from 12-2 p.m., Grizzwoode at 2:45 to 3:45 p.m. and again from 4-5 p.m.
Don't miss Old Time family activities between acts, such as sack races, tug of war and a kids’ hula hoop contest.
Explore Arts Tent with kids’ art activities, face painting, bounce house. Mad Hatter performances at 12, 1:30 and 3 in Artisan Alley. Six Senses Escape Room will hold a scavenger hunt starting in Artisan Alley.
More than 30 arts and crafts vendors on North Street and nonprofits in the lower park.
Uncle Sam wants you at GO ART!'s 41st Annual Picnic in the Park!
Press release:
Batavia Ramble Music & Arts Festival, in partnership with Eli Fish Brewing Co., will be held from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday, July 6th.
The Batavia Ramble
In short: One day, two outdoor main stages, 30+ bands, food trucks, craft vendors, artist displays and much more!
Where: This will be held on Center Street and Jackson Square in Downtown Batavia.
Important Things to Note
This event is FREE to the public thanks to the generous donations from our sponsors.
Seating is festival style and B.Y.O.C. (bring your own chair)
Attractions
Music: Two outdoor main stages with more than 30 musical acts throughout the day! With a variety of music ranging from classic and modern rock to country to blues and everything in between!
Vendors: Lots of unique craft and art vendors to peruse while enjoying the sights and sounds of the Batavia Ramble.
Food: This year we are adding FOUR amazing food trucks to the event!
Sponsors:
Eli Fish Brewing Co.
Cedar Street Rentals
L & L Transmission
R.A. Haitz Roofing & Siding
Bourbon & Burger Co.
T-shirts ETC
Center Street Smokehouse
Glenna's CBD
For additional information: contact us at TheBataviaRamble@gmail.com or leave us a message right on our facebook page at Facebook.com/TheBataviaRamble
Survivor opened the 2019 concert season at Batavia Downs on Friday night.
Here's the lineup for the rest of the summer:
The annual Jackson Square Friday Night Concerts series opened last night with Genesee Ted.
The line up for the rest of the season:
The Batavian Sessions: "A" Blues Band, Foolish Child
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Press release:
The Original Red Osier Restaurant presents GO ART!'s 41st Annual Picnic in the Park on July 4th from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Centennial Park in Batavia.
Event kicks off with a Kiddie Parade. Decorating of bikes begins at 10:30. The parade takes off down Ellicott Avenue hill at 11 o'clock.
Food vendors include Red Osier, Abbott's Ice Cream, Kernel Cravin’ Kettle Corn, Lonsberry Concessions, and Over the Border!
Musical performances by Batavia Concert Band, Byrne Brothers Irish Band, and Grizzwoode.
Don't miss old-time family activities between acts, such as onion eating, sack races, tug o' war and a kids’ hula hoop contest.
Explore Arts Tent with kids’ art activities, face painting and short plays are presented in Artisan Alley. Escape Room holding a scavenger hunt.
More than 20 arts and crafts vendors on North Street and nonprofits in the lower park!
Uncle Sam wants you! at GO ART’s 41st Annual Picnic in the Park.
Centennial Park is located at 151 State St. in the city.
From Danny Allen:
Alexander High School's annual Jazz Invitational concert will be happening at 7 p.m. on Friday, June 14th.
They've had great attendance in the past, and are looking forward to a full house this year.
Come out and enjoy some awesome jazz music along with scrumptious treats and refreshments.
Janet Root opened her art show of fabric art Thursday night at GO ART! called "Innovations." The show runs through July 6 in the main gallery.
During the show openings, Thursday, Valerie Antonetty and Katie Elia served as guest bartenders with their tips benefitting GO ART!
A mixed-media show by Lydia Zwierzyanski and Megan Peters (not available for photos) also opened Thursday.
In the bar, there is now a member's art show on display, including work by David Burke (top painting).
Today we're officially launching a new series, "The Batavian Sessions."
Though I've recorded a couple of live performances in the past few months and called those videos "The Batavian Sessions," those were really tests of the concept. Last month, we started recording area bands for the launch of this new series.
I'm a big rockabilly fan and a year or so ago I discovered a series on YouTube called "The Bopflix Sessions." I've watched all 200-plus of those videos, many multiple times. I loved the kind of web-native, intimate and immediate vibe of the videos and those videos, as much as anything, are why you've been seeing a lot more video on The Batavian since November.
We kick off the series with "A" Blues Band performing their original composition, "Shelby Swamp Boogie."
Here's an invitation to all bands in the region: If you can meet me at an appropriate venue (well lit and quiet) somewhere in Genesee County ready for a live recording of two or three songs, we will include you in "The Batavian Sessions." If you're able and willing, email howard@thebatavian.com.
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