Monday Afternoon Knitting Club at Clark Meadows Monday Afternoon Knitting Club at Clark Meadows KristenMeyer / Tuesday, July 25, 2023 0 14556 Knitting needles, crochet hooks, imagination, and a passion to design and create! What fun we have had this year gathering on Monday afternoons in the CM living room. Thank you, Lynn Harding, for getting this going. The knitters and crocheters come together to focus on creating, and something BEAUTIFUL is happening!!! Read more
Water Wars! Water Wars! What else would you do on a HOT SUMMER DAY?!!! KristenMeyer / Friday, July 21, 2023 0 11752 Read more
Rainbow Connection Rainbow Connection This was our view from the Ferris Hills Parking Lot last night around 7pm KristenMeyer / Monday, June 26, 2023 0 16513 Thank you, Terry Boothman, for capturing this moment! Read more
This morning we had a little visitor just behind Clark Meadows. This morning we had a little visitor just behind Clark Meadows. This fawn was photographed from a safe distance as not to disturb mother nature. KristenMeyer / Wednesday, June 7, 2023 0 17703 Read more
Our Annual Academy Awards Ceremony at Clark Meadows Our Annual Academy Awards Ceremony at Clark Meadows The awards were given with much laughter and joy and the celebration was on! KristenMeyer / Thursday, June 1, 2023 0 12153 The pictures tell it all! Read more
Margaret / Tuesday, September 5, 2017 / Categories: Ferris Hills Events, Senior Living Community Events, Ferris Hills Blog Catching A Ball Game, Creating Memories Residents of Ferris Hills enjoyed all the peanuts, cracker jacks, and at-bats they could handle during a field trip to attend a Rochester Red Wings baseball game. The Red Wings played the Buffalo Bisons on this warm Tuesday night in a game which proved to be very evenly matched – keeping the crowd engaged through all of the innings. The game was at home for the Red Wings at Frontier Field in downtown Rochester, NY – about a 45 minute drive fromFerris Hills. The Rochester Red Wings are considered a Class AAA minor league team which has provided American’s Favorite Pastime to the greater Monroe County and Finger Lakes for over a century. Founded in 1899, it boasts the distinction of being the oldest continuously operating sports franchise in North America (below the major league level). As a mid-game surprise, baseball legend Steve Garvey was flown in to speak to the crowd. He was a former first-baseman for the L.A. Dodgers and the winner of the 1974 National League Most Valuable Player Award. He addressed the fans from center field, and his talk added to the enjoyment and enrichment of the evening.Ferris Hills residents were also able to be at a Red Wings game during a special time in their 2017 season – when they announced that they’ll become the Rochester Plates for one game only later this summer in August. Why the “Plates”? It’s a nod to Rochester’s famous Garbage Plate, an indulgent meal of mac salad, home fries, mean, and topped with special meat sauce and condiments. Special hats have been made to commemorate the occasion.After an enjoyable evening of competitive baseball, the Red Wings edged out the Buffalo Bisons, winning the game 4-3. The shuttle retuned allFerris Hills residents home in Canandaigua, satisfyingly exhausted and bellies full after a fun evening at the stadium. See additional photos below to check out the night’s events. Previous Article Sonnenberg Field Trip Showcases the Best of Finger Lakes’ Flora and Fauna Next Article Scarf Party Print 36462