Events in Warren today

A new chapter begins as the 2026 season gets underway.

Now in its 52nd year, the Busti Apple Festival, hosted by the Busti Historical Society, features expanded hours and a wide range of activities. Enjoy pony rides and horse-drawn carriage rides, a farmers market filled with fresh apples, and live demonstrations of traditional skills and trades. Browse handmade wares from area artisans alongside commercial and nonprofit booths. Explore local history as you tour the refreshed museum, visit the Miller's House, and watch the Grist Mill in operation. Treat yourself to freshly baked pies and apple cider, and feel welcome to wear family friendly, history inspired costumes. Admission is $5 in cash or $5.50 by card, with free entry for children under 12. The festival takes place rain or shine, and pets are not permitted.

Books & Brunch is a welcoming book club that pairs lively conversation with coffee and light treats. Attendees chat about the previous month's selection and enjoy easygoing discussion with fellow readers. Finishing the book is not required. Bring a friend, enjoy a snack, and settle in for a relaxed, community-minded gathering. All are welcome.

Down the Rabbit Hole at Chautauqua Art Gallery is an alternative art show that reimagines the usual gallery look with optical illusion pieces and ultraviolet lighting elements. This fall showcase brings together distinctive viewpoints, bold techniques, and occasional dark humor from artists Wendy Bale, Angela Caley, Denise de la Cerda, Jeremy Little, Joe Rice, and Danger Russ.

Monday Night Cafe is a free monthly community meal offered by the Jamestown Farmers Market and St. Luke's Church that celebrates a sense of belonging. Spend time at the dinner table with neighbors and new friends while enjoying fresh food from local farmers and producers. The menu changes each month to highlight the best of the season. This gathering also recognizes the support of St. Luke's Thrift Shop.

Ann Wilson: The Voice of Heart & Tripsitter spotlights a rock icon whose voice has resonated across generations. A founder and lead singer-songwriter of the barrier-breaking band Heart, she has helped shape modern music for more than five decades. Her commanding vocals have contributed to over 35 million records sold, an induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. As one of the first women to front a hard rock band on the arena stage, she expanded what was possible for female artists and brought unforgettable songs like "Barracuda," "Magic Man," and "Crazy on You" to audiences worldwide.