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Upcoming Events (20)
Sunday Concerts @ Central: Kody & Herren
Kody & Herren will perform live at the Central Library! Inspired by roots and folk music, Nick Kody and Lydia Herren are multi-instrumentalists, performing on guitar, violin, harmonica, mandolin, and… >>
Drop-In Journaling Workshop
Join us for a special activity during Unwind Wednesday! Practice various journaling techniques and build your mental health toolkit through hands-on group and individual activities. Write, reflect, and… >>
Cut Flower Gardening Class at the Botanical Gardens
Learn how to grow your own beautiful, blooming cut flower garden in this fun and informative class! We’ll walk you through everything from choosing the perfect garden spot and prepping your soil, to picking… >>
Live on Five Free Exhibition Preview
Buffalo Arts Studio invites you to the Live On Five Free Exhibition Preview on Friday, March 27, from 5–8 pm, part of M&T Fourth Fridays. Building on the success of the past, Live on Five 2026—the big… >>
Orchid Sale at the Botanical Gardens
Take home a piece of our beautiful Orchid Exhibit by purchasing your very own orchid from the show at an extremely discounted rate. Orchids will sell fast, so be sure to plan ahead to get to the sale.… >>
Easter Vendor Market
For our 9th season, we will be bringing our Easter Vendor Market to a new location! Gratwick Banquet Hall110 Ward rd.North Tonawanda, NY 14120 Free AdmissionDoors open from 11:00 - 3:00
AP Gorny: Different from the Rest
The Rare Book Room of the Buffalo and Erie County Public Library is honored to acquire and exhibit a selection of artist books and prints made by AP (Anthony Peter) Gorny. Printmaker, photographer, sculptor,… >>
Vintage Tweets: Suffrage Era Postcards
The Buffalo History Museum is proud to welcome Carol Crossed, President and Founder of the Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum, for a special commemoration of women’s suffrage. Crossed will present a unique… >>
“Return to the Rainbow City” Indoor Walking Tour
Enjoy a tour of our Pan-American Exposition inside the Museum’s State Court. “Return to the Rainbow City: Buffalo’s Pan-American Exposition,” recounts the story of the fair—its planning, construction,… >>
Botanical Bunny Days at the Botanical Gardens
Take in the sights and smells of our gorgeous blooming bulbs and say hello to the Botanical Bunny! All visitors on this day are welcome to take photos with our fuzzy friend. Also included with admission… >>
Stitch Buffalo, "Zero Waste"
Buffalo Arts Studio is excited to present Zero Waste, an exhibition of textile work created from reclaimed materials by Stitch Buffalo refugee and immigrant artists and volunteers, on view from February… >>
Half Way to Halloween Vendor Fair
For our 2026 season, April 11th will mark our Half Way to Halloween Vendor Market that will be held at the Polish Falcons in Depew.
Mythical Terrariums: Kids Workshop at the Botanical Gardens
Create your own miniature magical world in this fun workshop for kids! This workshop includes all materials needed to build a tropical terrarium complete with mythical dragons and unicorns. Kids will… >>
Spring Flower Exhibit at the Botanical Gardens
There’s no better time at the Botanical Gardens than spring! The brilliantly colorful blooms of our annual Spring Flower Exhibit are sure to put a smile on your face. Experience fragrant hyacinths, vibrant… >>
Orchid Repotting with the Niagara Frontier Orchid Society
Join us for an Orchid Repotting Event in partnership with the Niagara Frontier Orchid Society! Bring your orchid with you! Our experts will help repot your plant and give you lots of great advice on how… >>
An Evening with Frederick Douglass
Experience American democracy through the powerful voice of Frederick Douglass. Join Nathan M. Richardson, Living History Interpreter, as he brings Douglass’s words to life—examining his relationships… >>
Live on Five 2026
The big auction of small works that reinvents itself year after year Join Buffalo Arts Studio for Live on Five 2026Auction Event: Saturday, April 18, 7:00 – 11:00 pm Building on the success of the past,… >>
Spring Linocut Workshop at the Botanical Gardens
Step into the world of printmaking with our Spring Linocut Workshop designed especially for beginners! This welcoming, hands-on workshop will introduce you to the basics of linocut printmaking, guiding… >>
Buffalo Civil War Round Table Speaker Series: From Battlefield to Book
Discover how Ulysses S. Grant’s final “campaign”-writing his legendary memoirs-secured his family’s future and his own American legacy. WEDNESDAYApril 22, 2026 6-8pm, doors open 5:30
Trivia Night
Test your knowledge of our city, pop culture, and beyond at the Museum’s Buffalo History trivia night! Bring a friend, or meet new friends for team-based Buffalo history trivia inside the State Court.… >>
Local Businesses (8)
The Hole in the Wall
7056 Standpipe Rd Perry, NY 14530
Family friendly restaurant that has a diverse menu designed to appeal to everyone. Serving Lunch & Dinner Wednesday through Sunday. Handicap Accessible & Free WIFI. Great burgers,…
Lehrer Dance
59 Shoshone Street Buffalo, NY 14214
LehrerDance is an inspiring and innovative contemporary dance company based in Buffalo, NY. Under the direction of Jon Lehrer, the company showcases Jon’s unique choreography…
Buffalo United Artists
PO Box 687 BUFFALO, NY 14205
Buffalo United Artists is a self-supporting collective of professional theater artists working constantly to create accessible, professional-quality theater consistent with the great…
Anchor Bar
1047 Main St Buffalo, NY 14209
The Anchor Bar is a bar and restaurant in Buffalo, New York, located north of Downtown Buffalo at the intersection of Main and North Streets. The…
Western New York Book Arts
468 Washington Street Buffalo, NY 14203
The Western New York Book Arts Collaborative exists to promote, encourage and develop the Printing and Book Arts through education and access for individual artists and underserved…
Hidden Valley Animal Adventure
2887 Royce Rd Varysburg, NY 14167
Hidden Valley Animal Adventure offers a unique experience for guests to interact with animals. Take a guided trolley ride through a 60+ acre animal park where you'll be treated…
The Bird's Nest Circus Arts
64 Fillmore Ave Buffalo, NY 14210
The Bird’s Nest Circus Arts is a community space dedicated to creative play, movement, and connection. Located in the heart of the growing Larkinville District of Buffalo, this…
Haunted House of Wax
23 Rainbow Blvd Niagara Falls, NY 14303
Fully animated house of horrific moving characters – a thrill of a lifetime! Seasonal. Admission. Peak Season open 12pm – midnight. Handicapped Accessible: yes
Articles (20)
The History of Pumpkin Beer and 10 WNY Brews to Try
October is here! That means cooler days filled with beautiful fall colors. We absolutely love the fall! One of our favorite things is the seasonal beers. Sure, there are seasonal beers around all year,…
Salt Cave Rejuvenation
An ancient, natural, non-invasive, and efficient method of healing right here in WNY.
Fresh Buffalo Flow
Two new, small business owners cross brands to better connect with the Western New York health community.
Griffis Sculpture Park: A local treasure
Explore nature's art gallery.
London, Ontario to host annual TD Sunfest world music festival
Recognized as one of the top three festivals in Canada and, for the third consecutive year, a Songlines Magazine (UK) pick as one of the leading overseas music festivals, TD Sunfest ’18 celebrates 24
No fooling: Explore Buffalo’s April tours feature the best of Buffalo
Just like the weather, Explore Buffalo’s tour season is heating up! Walking tours are being added to the schedule on a frequent basis, so check out explorebuffalo.org for more information! …
Land Conservancy seeks donations to create Owens Falls Trails System
The Western New York Land Conservancy needs help from the community to complete a walking trail system at their newest preserve, The Owens Falls Sanctuary. The trail was designed by nationally-renowned…
Compliment Your Medical Care With Yoga and Ayurveda
It is standard for someone to seek out a quick fix when it comes to being sick. If you have a headache, you take Ibuprofin. If you have heartburn, you take an antacid… The problem with these band-aid
A Middle Path - A Review of Nine Inch Nails' "Add Violence" EP
Every track here is good, just not as great as I wanted them to be.
A New Era
One day, my little brother Tim asked me to take him with me to the library. When we arrived, I realized that the steps were steeper than I had remembered. But there was no other way to get him in. I started
"I Spy" with the Mayor
“I spy with my little eye the Mayor coming through the door.” This was an attempt to wrangle and distract my four-year-old with the I Spy game. I caught him between my dirty knees, one arm acting like
The Buffalo Traveling Roadshow Opera
A chat with NCO's Founder and General Director, Valerian Ruminski. Where did you get the idea of 'The Buffalo Traveling Roadshow Opera'? "We have been wanting to do something like the Buffalo Traveling…
National Poetry Month Goes Local
Buffalo is where you want to be during National Poetry Month.
Simply Cringe-Worthy
What do you get when you combine a passion, camaraderie, and a learned skill? A unique Buffalo-based press that’s made a name for itself, not only in the Rust Belt, but across the country! The Cringe-Worthy
Review: Passengers (2016)
You’re traveling on a spaceship towards a distant planet in hopes of restarting your life anew with endless possibilities. The journey takes…
Peach Mag: Just Peachy
An online outlet for creative writers to easily connect with others in the writing community and showcase the talent in the city of Buffalo, Peach Mag is just peachy,
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Review: For The Love Of Spock [2016]
“He did” I’m not sure what the original plan for Adam Nimoy‘s documentary For the Love Of Spock was considering a full-length feature about the origins of a fictional character—no…
Celebrating Access
One day, my little brother Tim asked me to take him with me to the library. It was a warm summer day in 1964 or 1965. The Fairfield Branch Library was still a library, about eight blocks from our apartment
From Skyway to Skypark
Skypark -- the most logical and least expensive option for the Skyway.
Ten Years. Taking Another Look at Buffalo
What a difference a decade can make. Particularly in Buffalo. It was exactly ten years ago that I rolled into my hometown for a weekend, never intending to stay. I was on my way to a new job, a new…