Join Us For:
with Author / Storyteller Mason Winfield
Saturday May 18 and
Saturday, June 8
6-9 PM
North Star Tavern
7340 Seneca St., Elma NY
Dinner: 6:00 PM
Tour: 7:30-9 PM
$45 Dinner, coach, and tour.
(Alcoholic drinks not included.)
Enjoy a special dinner as a guest
of the historic North Star Tavern!
Take a comfortable limo tour
through the haunted history of the
legendary hills and lanes
of the Town of Aurora!
Bid the evening farewell with a nightcap at the North Star afterward.
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Make Your Reservations above or call us at: (716) 655-6663
You can also visit the
North Star Tavern website.
Reservations mandatory!
Seating limited.
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reaches back through the beginning
of time, from every culture in recorded history and beyond.
The subject is exciting and mysterious.
Who can you count on to pull it all together?
Based in Buffalo NY, we offer tours throughout upstate New York,
as well as lectures and events -- based on history, architecture,
folklore, and parapsychology.
ORDER YOUR TICKETS ONLINE!
Tickets availale during our Regular Season
and for Special Events.
Ghost Walks Here
Pub Crawls Here
Our schedules include Allentown, Buffalo,
Canandaigua,
East Aurora, Lewiston, Lyons,
Saratoga Springs and Williamsville.
We also welcome private events --
ghost walks, pub crawls or tours for your group or organization.
Contact us at 716-655-6663.
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A Workshop Series:
The Poetry of the Gothic
with author MASON WINFIELD
Free Introductory Talk & Power Point:
Tuesday, May 7
A BEAUTIFUL TERROR
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All Poetry Workshops Start at 7 PM
The Cornell Cooperative Extension Bldg.
21 S. Grove St., East Aurora, NY
(716) 655-6663
$10 per Workshop:
- Tuesday, May 14
Fearful Symmetry: William Blake
- Tuesday, May 21
Poet of Nature: William Wordsworth
- Tuesday, June 4 - The Milk of Paradise: Samuel Taylor Coleridge
- Tuesday, June 11 - Mad, Bad, and Dangerous to Know: Lord Byron
- Tuesday, June 18 - Heart of Hearts: Percy Bysshe Shelley
- Tuesday, June 25
O Weep for Adonais: John Keats
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