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Erie Yesterday Erie Yesterday (EY) is a consortium of historical organizations of Erie County, PA.

The organization was created with the purpose to promote an awareness of the history, historic sites and museums of Erie County, provide a unified voice for the heritage community and provide a cooperative public relations program. The organization fulfills its purpose through a number of activities and projects. The DiscovERIE Passport project which gives 4th graders throughout the county the opportunity to visit local museums free-of-charge, History Quest summer camp, and the Erie Yesterday brochure are examples of Erie Yesterday's collaborative efforts.

10/13/2026

Our final book sale in 2026 starts this week. The sale offers good deals on used books, media and puzzles and supports the Erie County Public Library. In addition, the Bayfront Bookshelf, in the lobby of the Blasco Library, will have expanded hours during the sale.

10/12/2026
10/11/2026
10/10/2026

Got a milk or juice carton headed for the recycling bin? Hold that thought. đź‘»

This Sunday, October 11, join us for Second Sunday at the Museum from 2 to 4 PM, where we’re turning ordinary cartons into haunted houses. Make yours spooky, make it silly, make it entirely your own. It’s a perfect way to spend an autumn afternoon creating with your family and loved ones.

Admission is pay-what-you-wish, and donations are always appreciated. Come for a little while or stay for the whole two hours. Drop in whenever you’re ready!

Programming supported by Erie Insurance.

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10/09/2026
10/07/2026

The 2026 Greater Erie Awards, October 14th at 6 pm, includes the keynote “Why Modern Matters” by Justin Gunther, Vice President of the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy and Director of Fallingwater.

Despite Modernism’s influential place in our architectural heritage, many significant Modernist buildings face critical threats from urban development pressures, deferred maintenance and neglect, and a lack of public awareness about their cultural value. Deemed unsightly, to challenging to adapt, or too young to be historic, they are often knocked down rather than preserved.

Join us for a discussion about why these buildings matter and how they can be preserved to serve as vital and sustainable solutions for the future.

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356 W 6th Street
Erie, PA
16507

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