Pieces of Perry En Plein Air: 2020 Art SaleIt is our great pleasure to bring you the Pieces of Perry: En Plein Air 2020 Art Sale. How does it work? In previous years, the works have been offered for sale through a silent auction and reception event. This year, they are being offered for sale online. Purchasers will be contacted to arrange to receive their artwork after exhibiting concludes. Proceeds benefit the Silver Lake Trail! Participating artists generously elect to split or donate 100% of proceeds from the sale of these works to benefit Silver Lake Trail projects. The Perry Main Street Association serves as a custodian for funds raised until they are committed to SLT projects. We are grateful to the volunteers, artists, and sponsors—the Town of Perry & Village of Perry— for their contributions and support! |
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Welcome, you're invited...Perry is in the heart of Western New York, at the gateway to Letchworth State Park, the Grand Canyon of the East...and steps away from the shores of Silver Lake and its famous Sea Serpent. Come, explore! | Village InitiativesPerry Beach Renovation Project Letchworth Gateway Villages
Tree Advisory Board
The Village of Perry has established a Tree Advisory Board to develop a master plan for the village trees.
Silver Lake Trail Feasibility Study
This project has interesting, exciting 'quality of life' and recreation impacts. Silver Lake Feasibility Study project documents are posted on the village initiatives page. |
It is a great honor for five different Perry preservation efforts to have been honored jointly with the 2018 Barber Conable Award by the Landmark Society of Western New York. The Perry Main Street Association is one of the five honorees:
Perry's Official Book is Henry Loves Hills |
Henry Loves Hills is Perry's official book written by Perry native Patrick E. Brennan in response to a competition organized by Read Around Perry, a Rotary-initiated community literacy program with support from the Town of Perry Bicentennial Committee in 2014. It tells the story of a school bus, named Henry, who negotiates the beautiful rolling hills of Perry bringing children to and from school everyday. | Henry, and driver Ed, confront and overcome their biggest challenge taking readers on a trip through a major snow storm. Sally Snowplow helps out. Brennan, who graduated from PCS, based Henry Loves Hills on his experience of a bus ride during the infamous Blizzard of 1977. Dan Butler, a Village of Perry resident and 2015 Perry Chalk Art Festival featured artist, is the illustrator. |
For more information about Henry Loves Hills, contact readaroundperry@gmail.com. |