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Where the Bands Are: This week in live music & concert news
(REMINDER: these listings are curated and definitely not intended to list ALL the live music out there! If you have a cool concert or interesting event, email info and links to jeffmiersmusic@gmail.com to be considered for inclusion in Where the Bands Are. Thanks!) Hello, music lovers. Let’s sink our teeth...
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Murder Mystery Dinners: Murder at the Richardson
Anyone looking for a truly original and scary evening out on the town will be happy to hear that Buffalo History Tours is hosting a new murder mystery dinner series. This unique murder mystery dinner series centers around The Richardson Hotel at the time of Buffalo’s 1901 Pan-American Exposition. According to the host, Buffalo History Tours, the plot focuses on the murder of the asylum’s superintendent, and guests must interrogate suspects to solve the crime. The context features real figures from the era mixed into a fictional, funny whodunit. What’s not to like about that?
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‘Hell’s Kitchen’ in the spotlight at Shea’s this week
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — This week at Shea’s Performing Arts Center, a musical called “Hell’s Kitchen” is playing through Sunday. “Well, first of all, it is not about cooking. We have to tell people that because they are expecting to see Gordon Ramsay when they come see the show,” said Desmond Sean Ellington, who plays […]
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Creative Cocktails, a Hidden Speakeasy & a Buffalo Original: Hartman’s Distilling Co.
This article is a paid promotion sponsored by an SOB advertiser and designed to share valuable info with our readers. If your usual date night consists of the same old bar and the same old drinks, it might be time to switch things up. Good news: Hartman’s Distilling brings big-city cocktail-bar energy to Buffalo. They’ve got creative drinks, a tucked-away speakeasy, the best vibes. Plus, they can also double as a great holiday gathering spot.
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Nightmare Wharf brings Halloween frights to the Buffalo waterfront
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — The Buffalo waterfront is getting a spooky makeover this Halloween season as the Buffalo Naval Park introduces Nightmare Wharf, a haunted attraction combining local history, horror and fundraising to help preserve the park’s historic naval vessels. The event features two haunted attractions and a midway with food, drinks and entertainment. Organizers […]
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Noah Kahan bringing 2027 stadium tour to Orchard Park
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Singer-songwriter Noah Kahan will be bringing his “The Last of the Bugs” 2027 tour to Highmark Stadium on Saturday, June 12. Kahan teased his tour Tuesday via various stadium’s social media stories, including Highmark Stadium, Fenway Park in Boston, Ford Field in Detroit, and Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, with each […]
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Buddy Shula Launches ‘US Country’ In Buffalo.
Buddy Shula’s Radio One Buffalo has launched “US Country," a new country station serving Buffalo, Western New York and Southern Ontario with a “Retro Hot Country” format focused on music from the 80s, 90s and early 2000s. The new station replaces talk “The Patriot” WUSW (1270) and is simulcast on FM translators W236EB/W227BW (95.1/93.3).
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Another CBS Affiliate Anchor Retires After 43 Years on Air
Marking the end of an era, another CBS affiliate anchor is retiring after 43 years of broadcasting. Meteorologist Mike Cejka is retiring from Buffalo’s WIVB-TV News 4 after a historic career in news. Cejka began working for the Buffalo CBS news station in January 1983, launching what would become a remarkable four-decade career in Western […] The post Another CBS Affiliate Anchor Retires After 43 Years on Air appeared first on Mandatory .
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The Buffalo, New York Polish Market Founded In 1888 Where Pierogi And Kielbasa Still Rule
Buffalo wing pierogi. Beef on weck pierogi. Somebody took a classic Polish dumpling and gave it a full hometown makeover, and I couldn’t be happier about it. Those creative bites share a roof with butcher counters, freshly grated horseradish, and little lambs sculpted out of butter. Yes, actual butter. I can’t imagine leaving without at least one.
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Learn Choreography From Hell's Kitchen's Original Broadway Company Member At Queen City Dance Factory This Thursday
Hell's Kitchen's Dance Captain is heading to Depew Thursday for a workshop at Queen City Dance Factory. Young dancers with experience can learn directly from someone who's worked on Broadway and with the Metropolitan Opera.
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Christmas in the Country: Two weekends, two unique experiences, one holiday tradition
For the very first time, the beloved holiday artisan market known as Christmas in the Country is expanding into two separate weekends, giving visitors even more opportunities to shop small, discover incredible handmade treasures and experience the magic of the holiday season. Weekend One: Nov. 5-8 Kick off the holiday...
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This Buffalo, New York Bakery Has Locals Lined Up Before 8 AM For A $12 Breakfast
On Buffalo’s West Side, a bakery’s doors open at 8 AM and there is often already a reason to wait. The bagels are made in house, the pretzels are twisted on site, and the sourdough comes out of the same kitchen that builds the breakfast sandwiches. Some sandwiches...
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Made In Buffalo – An Exhibition Shaped By The Place That We Call Home
On Friday, November 6, from 6pm to 9pm, gallerist and artist Zach Frank will be hosting his ode to Buffalo artists group exhibition at his original 5461 Main Street location in Williamsville. Frank – who recently announced that he would be opening a “flagship location” at 477 Main Street in...
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Restaurant history: Buffalo’s Rosticceria, 1917–1964
For decades, the tantalizing fragrance of roasting chicken wended its way down Main Street, pulling in bustling passersby. Anyone who followed their nose found themselves in front of 635 Main Street, where Rosticceria’s curved window display showcased whole chickens slowly turning on spits over hot coals. Inside, red-and-white checkerboard tile lay beneath white-clothed tables and bentwood chairs. A staircase led to a balcony often rented for weddings and banquets.