Free events in West Seneca, NY

A traveling farmers market stop at Neighborhood Health Center Northwest features fresh, seasonal fruits and vegetables from local farms, along with culturally specific items that can be hard to find in typical grocery stores. Prices are kept accessible through affordability programs, and multiple payment options are accepted, including cash, card, and SNAP/EBT, as well as Double Up Food Bucks NY, Fresh Connect, and FMNP checks. Operated by the Massachusetts Avenue Project, the Mobile Market also serves neighborhoods across Buffalo as part of its weekly route.

This free open house at The Ideal You Weight Loss Center in West Seneca shares a structured path to weight loss. The informational session covers a program designed for healthy, fast results, weekly coaching with accountability, sustainable lifestyle habits, and success stories from Western New Yorkers. Attendees can explore ways to restart a health journey with support, tour the facility, and enjoy complimentary food samples. It is suitable for those just beginning or seeking a fresh start.

Open to beginners and experienced performers, this free improv workshop by WNY Improv, Inc. features playful games that strengthen communication, encourage creativity, and build confidence while easing anxiety. The atmosphere is open and welcoming to all at North Presbyterian Church in Williamsville.

Explore Tifft Nature Preserve on a casual, volunteer-led tour offered every Thursday. Presented by Independent Health, this relaxed walk welcomes participants of all ages. It is free, with a $3 donation per person appreciated. Call (716) 825-6397 to confirm the walk will take place. No advance registration is required.

Open play welcomes fans of the latest Digimon trading card game, whether you are a player, collector, or simply enthusiastic about the community. Try matches against a variety of strategies and deck types, refine your sequencing, trade with fellow participants, and strengthen your deckbuilding skills. Participation is free, with an optional $1 buy-in that provides prize support for taking part. Swiss-style tournaments are also offered on the last Thursday and Saturday of each month for a $5 entry fee. Sign-ups for both casual play and tournaments take place at the front counter. Rounds are organized using a Swiss-style system, and players are asked to log an attendance ping through Bandai’s TCG+ app. All ages and skill levels are welcome.

Madhouse hosts casual Magic: The Gathering Commander play on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, welcoming participants of all ages and skill levels. Entry is free, and the format is Commander. The environment is LGBTQ+ friendly, and there is time to practice or warm up before games begin.

John Troy Group leads Monthly Moods, a lofi hip hop session with an open format that welcomes musicians to participate. There is no cover.

Madhouse hosts casual Magic: The Gathering play in the Commander format with no entry fee. The store opens early for practice or warm-up before matches begin. All ages and skill levels are welcome, and the space is LGBTQ+ friendly.

A recurring gardening session combines practical chores with lighthearted moments. Depending on the day, activities may include weeding, watering, planting and harvesting, collecting seeds, starting seed trays, turning soil and compost, transplanting, raking, deadheading, putting up groundhog deterrent fencing, pruning trees and shrubs, and some light carpentry. Participants are encouraged to bring work gloves and a water bottle. No experience or personal tools are required, and training is provided. No signup is needed for individuals, and participants may stay for part of the session or the entire time. Groups of five or more are asked to give one week of notice so extra tools can be borrowed from the Tool Library while it is open. If weather is a concern, text Ms. Caesandra to confirm conditions, as sessions generally proceed unless there is significant rain or lightning.

HollowFest 2026 fills Clarence Hollow with a full day of autumn fun. Expect live music throughout the event, a wide selection of food trucks, and a pavilion bar. Browse more than 30 local vendors, let kids enjoy a dedicated area just for them, and cheer on contestants in a hot dog eating competition. Seasonal activities, raffles, and giveaways keep the celebration lively, with more surprises planned. Admission is free. The festivities take place at Clarence Town Park and are presented by the Clarence Hollow Association.

An open play meetup for fans of the latest Digimon Trading Card Game welcomes players, collectors, and enthusiasts. Explore different matchups and deck types, trade with others, and sharpen deck building skills. There is no charge for Open Play, and an optional $1 buy-in provides participation prize support. In addition, official Swiss-style tournaments take place on the last Thursday and Saturday of each month with a $5 entry fee. All ages and experience levels are welcome. Register at the front counter for both Open Play and tournaments, and please record attendance using Bandai’s TCG+ app.

Bring a chair if you like, but expect to be on your feet as 45 RPM performs covers of the Beatles and other bands from the 1960s. Donations are encouraged, food will be available for purchase, and door prizes will be offered.

Lancaster Thrills returns for its 4th year with free admission and an expanded layout to provide more room to move and enjoy the performances. This Halloween themed celebration offers fun for all ages, featuring local businesses, extra vendors, live entertainment, and plenty of photo opportunities. Highlights include a haunted house, candy and caramel apples, cotton candy, kettle corn, ice cream, face painting, fall and Halloween vendors, musical performances by MAWNY, appearances by actors from Nickel City Fear Co, a Thriller flash mob by The 716 Dance Lab, performances by BeWitched Buffalo, Ghostbusters, the chance to hop in a hearse, tarot readings and psychics, and pumpkins with apple cider, with more to discover.

Madhouse hosts casual Magic: The Gathering Commander sessions with no entry fee. Players can practice and warm up beforehand. The environment welcomes participants of all ages and experience levels and is LGBTQ+ inclusive.

Milkie's on Elmwood hosts a monthly Milkie's Jeopardy trivia contest. Teams of up to four go head to head for prizes, and there is no entry fee.

This free community gathering centers on shared energy work with Dawn, complemented by a sound bowl demonstration from Susan. It welcomes both newcomers and those already exploring healing practices, offering a supportive circle for connection, reflection, and renewal. No prior experience is needed. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and bringing a journal is optional for taking notes. Admission is free, and love donations are welcome.

Hosted by The Rural Outreach Center with Western New York Independent Living Peer Recovery, this free support group offers a welcoming space for anyone affected by substance use disorder. It is open to people who currently use or have used substances, their family members and friends, and community members who care about recovery. Participants can share, listen, and connect in an open, judgment free setting.