Special Events Concert in the Park with Batavia Community Band Sunday, September 16 • 3:00–4:15 pm • Batavia Riverwalk


A variety of genres will be featured including marches, classics, Broadway show tunes, movie medleys, and patriotic songs. It will be enjoyable for young and old alike. Bring a lawn chair, blanket or just sit on the grass for a quiet afternoon of beautiful music down by the river.


The Batavia Community Band was organized in Fall 2013 to play for Batavia city events and celebrations. It brings together musicians who live in Batavia and the surrounding towns. New members are always welcome. There is no fee for the concerts, nor is there a membership fee to play with the community group. Donations are gladly accepted to help offset the cost of new music at any time during the year. The Director of the Batavia Community Band is Mr. John Heath, retired director of the Batavia High School Band.


In case of inclement weather, the concert will be held inside City Council Chambers at 100 N. Island Avenue.


For more information, please email bataviacommunityband@gmail.com


Mom & Son Wagon Rides Ages 3-10


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Enjoy a special night with your son at West Main Community Park. Wagon rides and dinner will be provided. Participate in pumpkin decorating and more! Campfire time will follow with s’mores for dessert. Wagon rides begin at 6:00 pm from the parking lot. Pre-registration is required, and please register early for this popular event. Price is per person.


Location: W. Main Shelter At 40W101 W. Main St. CODE


999003-R1 Th 999003-R2 Th


DAYS DATES 09/20 09/27


TIME RES BNR NR


06:00P-08:00P $10 $12 $14 06:00P-08:00P $10 $12 $14


www.bataviaparks.org


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