Events Listing

• General Meetings Meetings are typically held on the second Wed. of each month (6:15pm at the Fairport Baptist Home - noting that the location may change).

• Citizen of the Year -- Award and Dinner
  Please follow this link to see info on this year's event and a list the past winners of this prestigious award.

• The Fourth of July - Fairport Firecracker Five Miler Run
  Perinton Park, Fairport, 8:30 a.m. Contact Perinton Chamber of Commerce, 222 Turk Hill Park, Fairport, N.Y. 14450.
  Website: yellowjacketracing.com

• The Fourth of July Parade
  Mark your calendars for another great Fourth of July fireworks, parade, and foot race. As the costs for this event increase year by year we would like to encourage new sponsors to give us a hand to keep this an exciting event for our great community.

  Sponsorship Info
  If you would like to be a sponsor for this year's event please email Linda Lane or her at (585) 586-9840 or download the sponsorship informational packet.

• PCC Carp Fest
  

  The first PCC Carp Fest was held on July 29th, 2006. All the participants had a great time and can't wait to test the waters once again next year. For more information, go to: www.pcccarpfest.com.

• The Power of Legacy Planning
  The Perinton Chamber of Commerce has invited Mark Colgan, national speaker and author of The Survivor Assistance Handbook to give a one-hour presentation titled "The Power of Legacy Planning" on Wednesday, February 13th at 6:30pm. This event will be held at the Brookwood Inn at 800 Pittsofrd-Victor Road. You must pre-register for this seminar by Friday, February 8th.
  

  This lively presentation is about legacy planning, a topic very different from that of estate planning. Esate planning is about money and inheritance; legacy planning is about life. It addresses your non-financial leave-behinds like ethics, morality, faith, and religion. Legacy planning also addresses questions like "How do I want to be remembered? What kind of legacy do I want to leave? What are my values and wishes that I want to have passed on? And what about my personal possessions?"
  

  Does this topic sound a bit unusual? It is, but it is also very timely. A recent landmark study found that money wasn't high on the list of people's priorities. In fact, passing along "values and life lessons" was overwhelmingly considered (by over 75 percent) the most important element of a person's legacy. Since Mark began speaking on this topic in 2002 he has been invited on several occasions to be a keynote speaker at locations all over the United States. Please join us and get specific ideas on how to build your own legacy plan so your hopes, dreams and wishes for you and your family become a reality.

• To take a look at some of the photos taken in 2005 & 2006, click here.

We also participate in some of the following events…

• Fairport Canal Days
• Battle of the Burbs Golf Tournament