Ellicottville Brewing Company unveils the Guest House at Route 219. It’s newest boutique-style lodging. With private perks, modern comforts, and easy access to the village, it’s the perfect stay for weddings, events, and weekend getaways in Ellicottville, NY.

Registration is open for the 2025 EA2EVL Fondo, a 42-mile charity bike ride from East Aurora to Ellicottville on October 4. Ride through fall foliage, support the Erie Cattaraugus Rail Trail, and enjoy a finish line party at Holiday Valley

June brings uplifting cosmic energy, starting with a healing full moon in Sagittarius and culminating in the luckiest day of the year as the sun meets Jupiter in Cancer.

Photographer John Karassik’s work is now on display at the Ellicottville Memorial Library. capturing local life, nature, and community spirit. All proceeds benefit the Zach Golley Memorial Fund.

Boost your golf swing power and protect your back with three core-strengthening exercises from certified trainer Kim Duke. Perfect for golfers of all levels

Explore top places to golf in Ellicottville, NY, including Holiday Valley, Bigfoot Park, HoliMont, and indoor fun at Green Room Sports Lounge

Celebrate the life and legacy of Elisa Hughey through Elisa’s Run for the Arts, a virtual 5K supporting scholarships for Cattaraugus County students pursuing the arts. Join from anywhere to honor Elisa and help fund future artists.

Holiday Valley invests $5M+ in upgrades with CCIDA support—improving rooms, snowmaking, and guest experience ahead of the next ski season.

As another successful class of Ellicottville Central School prepares to turn their tassels, the Class of 2025 proudly announces Siying Sun and Katie Bess as this year’s Valedictorian and Salutatorian.

Big shifts are ahead as Jupiter enters Cancer on June 9, marking a powerful new cycle of emotional growth, creativity, and family-focused transformation. Whether you're planning a business, a baby, or a fresh start, now is the time to align with your highest good.

The Bob McCarthy Foundation, in partnership with Interfaith Caregivers Inc., has expanded its Medical Loan Center in Ellicottville with the help of a $250 grant from the Connie and Sandy Wolfinger Fund at the Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation

In appreciation of the Ellicottville community, the Chamber is proud to offer Locals Week June 2nd-6th. For one week only, residents of Ellicottville and employees of Ellicottville-based businesses can purchase tickets for Hailey Witters’ performance or the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra (or both) at a discounted price.

Different foods affect hunger and hormones in different ways, and not all calories are equal. The truth is, there are many things you can do to lose weight - without ever counting a single calorie. Here are 7 proven ways to put fat loss on “autopilot.”

Join the fun at the Holiday Valley Mudslide on June 14 for an obstacle course race perfect for all ages! This muddy adventure focuses on family, friends, and good times. Register now for 4.2 or 6-mile courses, plus kids’ races, live music, food, and more.

Discover local attractions in Western NY and PA with the Day Adventure Pass from the Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Library System! Use your CCLS library card to check out a pass for free or discounted admission at participating locations, including the Ellicottville Memorial Library.

Discover the true meaning of Memorial Day beyond the barbecues and beach trips — a heartfelt tribute to the over 1.3 million U.S. service members who gave their lives for our freedom.

Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) of Cattaraugus County is teaming up with native plant experts at My Home Park to launch their first native plant sale fundraiser aimed at beautifying local landscapes while promoting ecological health and water conservation.

Ellicottville’s Village Board April meeting welcomed a new trustee, celebrated major recognitions including the Tree City USA and NYCOM awards, and discussed community initiatives like playground funding, infrastructure improvements, and upcoming public hearings.

So Last Season Vintage, Ellicottville’s newest boutique, opened to a warm welcome on Washington Street. Owned by FIT graduate Sydney Zuech, the shop features curated vintage fashion and homewares from the early 1900s to the 2000s.

The New York State Conference of Mayors (NYCOM) has selected the Village of Ellicottville as a winner of NYCOM’s Local Government Achievement Award for 2025. This award recognizes the Village for its innovative “Dig Once” Project.