The Orleans County Tourism Office encourages everyone to explore the wide range of winter activities and events in the county. Whether seeking outdoor adventure or relaxing indoor experiences, there’s something for everyone this season.
Orleans County offers a wide range of winter activities for both residents and visitors to enjoy. Outdoor enthusiasts can experience sledding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, winter fishing, and cross-country skiing. For those seeking warmth, indoor options include exploring local museums, enjoying bowling, or having fun with various games at Dubby’s Tailgate in Albion. Those looking to be crafty can paint pottery at Brushstrokes Studio or attend a quilting class at Town and Country Quilt Shop, both located in Albion, or attend an in person workshop at Ellen J Goods in Medina.
Orleans County offers winter events that are perfect for shaking off cabin fever. Attend the “Wine About Winter” in Medina on February 1 or the “Sip n’ Stroll” in Albion on March 15, where attendees can explore local businesses and sample a variety of local wines. For those seeking indoor entertainment, enjoy “Finally Fridays” at the Lee-Wheedon Memorial Library in Medina, featuring live concerts every Friday starting in January. The Cobblestone Museum will also host Saturday painting classes beginning in March, led by retired art instructor Tom Zangerle.
“The Ultimate Winter Guide for Orleans County, NY” Blog can be found on the Orleans County Tourism website which will give viewers a guide to all things winter in Orleans County.
For more information, visit http://www.orleanscountytourism.com, email info@orleanscountytourism.com, or call 585-589-3282.
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