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Explore Buffalo to celebrate 125th anniversary of Pan-American Exposition with fall history course featuring author Lauren Belfer
A unique four-week online course commemorating the 125th anniversary of Buffalo’s Pan-American Exposition will be offered by Explore Buffalo beginning Thursday, Oct. 29. Buffalo Lights the World: The Pan-American Exposition at 125, will be offered at 7 p.m. on the following Thursdays — Oct. 29 and Nov. 5, 12 and 19 — via Zoom. The actual exposition, which showcased the possibilities of electric illumination, changed the course of the American presidency with the assassination of President William McKinley and placed Buffalo on the world stage, closed on Nov. 2, 1901, exactly 125 years ago!
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23 years later, Female Musicians Fighting Cancer still battling for women
Buffalo Music: Fundraiser on Oct. 25 will celebrate women’s voices. Ida Goeckel, the organizer of Female Musicians Fighting Breast Cancer, is a survivor. Goeckel has beaten breast cancer twice, being diagnosed for the first time in 2003. After nine years of being cancer free she was diagnosed with another form of breast cancer in 2012.
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Chvrches to perform at Asbury Hall in February
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Indie synth-rock standouts Chvrches will be performing in Buffalo next year, the band announced Wednesday. As part of a tour for their upcoming album — their first since 2021, titled “All The King’s Men” — the Scottish band will perform at Asbury Hall on Feb. 22. Pre-sale tickets will be available […]
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Podcast: ‘Off Road’ speaks with Peter Burakowski – Executive Director of Buffalo Place
Buffalo Theater: The ‘Off Road’ podcast is a production of Road Less Traveled Productions and is hosted by Peter Palmisano. One look around downtown Buffalo from Tupper to lower Main and anyone can see the progress that continues to lure patrons, new and old, to this hotbed of entertainment in the center of the city. Recently taking the helm of Buffalo Place, the group tasked with maintaining this location and plotting its future, Pete Burakowski has a lot to say about what has happened so far and, more importantly, the excitement that awaits! But first, hometown favorite actor Jeremy Kreuzer talks about a fascinating new concept that will see the RLTP lounge doing double duty as a performance space for his one-man show The Smuggler.
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The Friendly Mr. Plumber Hosts A Homeowner Game Show Friday At Kenmore East High School In Tonawanda
The Friendly Mr. Plumber is throwing a game show Friday night at Kenmore East High School in Tonawanda, complete with comedy duo The UP Guys and homeowners competing in plumbing themed challenges.
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The Comedy Buzz: “Ms. Pat” adds a new show after several sold out nights in Buffalo
Buffalo Comedy: Your guide to comedy in Buffalo this weekend! Ms. Pat and more. (Above: Patricia Williams (Ms. Pat). Image via mspatcomedy.com). On this day in 1970, the Buffalo Sabres played their first game and 12 years later Bethlehem Steel closed down. How are the two related and also linked to going out and seeing live comedy? I will let you connect the dots because like my Uncle Olaf used to say “It’s more satisfying that way.”
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Fusion Dance Studio Performs Thriller While Kids Grab Squishy Toys At Buffalo's 6th Annual Harvest Fest This Saturday
The Harvest Fest returns to Buffalo this Saturday with an extra hour of activities for families. Kids can do face painting, balloon twisting, decorate pumpkins, and grab free meals from the Bills food truck between 11 AM and 3 PM.
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Lake Effect Music presents Bye Week Ball @ Town Ballroom
Buffalo is in the throes of football season. There are big build-ups before each game, starting with texts about where to watch the games, what food will be served, which crucial player is injured, etc. When there’s a bye week, everything changes. There’s a lull that shifts our focus back...
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The Roycroft Renaissance: Carrying the Craft Forward
“Carrying the Craft Forward” opened to the public October 16th and is on view through May 9, 2027 at the Buffalo History Museum, offering items of historical interest, records, ephemera and documents dating from period Roycroft canon together with the earliest days of RALA and the conservation work on South Grove.
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Today in Local Music and Community: Monday October 19, 2026
Every day Monica Power supplies her picks for cool events happening in Western New York; you can also find her at her Facebook page. Buffalo Bound Music at Sportsmens Tavern. 6pm – $10. Shaky Stage at Nietzsche’s. 6 – 8pm. Blue Monday at The Charter Place featuring...
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Sunday marks 182 years since Buffalo’s worst natural disaster
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Twenty years ago this week, the Western New York community experienced the October Surprise Storm in 2006; however, before that, there was another October storm that happened in 1844. Mike Vogel, the President of the Buffalo Lighthouse Association said that storm on October 18, 1844, was the worst natural disaster in […]