Juneteenth on the canal — and what really protects the village

From the blog · Adam Stetzer

A full week in the village. Juneteenth brings a canal concert, a library celebration, and an Underground Railroad tour — all worth showing up for. We also looked into a question a lot of neighbors ask: Pittsford is already on the National Register of Historic Places, so what does that actually protect? Plus the latest village bulletin and a heads-up that Supervisor Saturday is canceled June 13 while the library book sale runs through Sunday.

Pittsford Is Pursuing National Register of Historic Places Status — Here Is What That Actually Means

Pittsford Is Already in the National Register of Historic Places — Here's What That Means, and What Actually Protects the Village

Pittsford's entire village historic district is already in the National Register — the 2016 action was a boundary expansion (Ref #16000163, listed 4/12/2016), not a new application; the original listing dates to the 1970s.

Village of Pittsford Bulletin — June 12, 2026

Pride Parade this Saturday June 13: begins at Spiegel Center, proceeds down Lincoln Ave to Main Street, with traffic controls 2–4 PM

Supervisor Saturday Canceled June 13; Library Book Sale Runs Through Sunday

Supervisor Saturday is canceled this Saturday, June 13, due to a scheduling conflict.

Pittsford Juneteenth 2026: Canal Concert, Library Celebration, and Underground Railroad Tour

Pittsford marks Juneteenth 2026 with a free outdoor jazz concert at Carpenter Park on June 19 at 6:30 PM — no tickets, no registration, just show up with a blanket.

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