Events in Buffalo
Grateful Brunch is back June 21st
The full lineup will be announced at a later time. Check back for details on who will be performing.
Jack RabbitThe Torah in the Tarot: A Day of Learning Workshop with Stav Appel
Artist Stav Appel leads a hands-on, ticketed workshop that uncovers the symbolism woven through tarot, favoring archetype, story, reflection, and meaning over fortune telling. Participants will study the 22 Major Arcana of the Noblet Tarot de Marseille, with guided discussion of Judaic references and the historical background that informs them. The program invites thoughtful, layered interpretation and considers how enduring systems of belief and knowledge influence visual culture in subtle and profound ways. Admission is $10 for adults, $5 with an Arts Access Pass, and free for students. Space is limited, and light refreshments will be available.
Agility Foundations
Beginner handlers team up with their dogs to build foundational agility skills. Instruction emphasizes body awareness, coordination, strength and focus, along with safety, basic handling and correct execution of each obstacle. The format encourages clear communication between handler and dog while keeping the experience enjoyable. Completion of an Intro to Agility course or a Basic Obedience class is required beforehand.
Father's Day River Cruise
A laid-back cruise aboard the Grand Lady offers a Father’s Day outing for the whole family. The route showcases Buffalo Harbor and continues along the Buffalo River toward Lake Erie for an unhurried trip with plenty of views. Relax outdoors on the open deck, then step inside for cold beverages from the full bar. Light snacks such as chips are available to purchase, and outside food or drinks are not permitted except for medical needs. Tickets are $32 for adults ages 13 and up, $16 for children 4 to 12, and free for kids 3 and under. Capacity is limited.
Grand Lady CruisesNew Moon Women's Shamanic Journey
This event offers a journey focused on receiving wisdom from eight ancestral, archetypal grandmothers who offer guidance. Donations are warmly accepted. For questions or more information, contact Lori Burns at lorikeller1@msn.com.
Unitarian Universalist Church of AmherstFather’s Day BBQ drive thru
Celebrate Father’s Day with a barbecue at Matthew Glab Post 1477. A $20 meal is available that includes a third of a rack of ribs, a chicken leg quarter, beef steak tips, mac and cheese, and cornbread. Tickets can be purchased at the bar at The Glab Post.
1st Annual Father’s Day Brunch
An inaugural brunch celebrating Father’s Day from La Verdad Cafe Smok’n Soul Food honors dads with a special gathering. The event is open to all. Space is limited, so advance paid reservations are encouraged to secure a spot.
La Verdad Cafe Smok’n Soul FoodIntro to Agility
Start your journey into the team-based sport of dog agility with a four-week mini course for handler and canine pairs. Through beginner-friendly activities, teams are introduced to new pieces of equipment while building confidence, improving body awareness and coordination, and strengthening engagement with the handler. Participants work through movement challenges and small obstacle setups that encourage problem-solving and teamwork. Open to puppies and adult dogs alike, this course is the prerequisite for Agility Foundations.
Opening Day
Opening day celebrates the return of the Kenmore Farmers Market for a new season. Browse 60 local vendors featuring abundant fresh produce, garden starts, herbs, hanging baskets, artisan breads and baked treats, specialty pantry items, kitchen goods, wellness and self care products, handcrafted creations, and bouquets of locally grown flowers. Arrive hungry for hot breakfast, brunch, and lunch options, along with fresh coffee, cold drinks, samples, and plenty of delicious local finds. Expect farm produce, artisan foods, guest makers, community organizations, live music throughout the market, and a mix of new vendors and familiar favorites. Whether you are stocking up on groceries, meeting local makers, or spending time in the Village of Kenmore, this kickoff offers something for everyone.
Kenmore Municipal GreenBuffalo's Original Drag Brunch @ Other Half Brewing
Buffalo's Original Drag Brunch presents a special Pride edition at Other Half Brewing's Buffalo Taproom. Food and drinks come together with drag performances in a celebration of Pride.
Other Half Brewing - Buffalo TaproomRiver Dogs — Kodiak Jack's Bar, Grill and Grove
This event features River Dogs at Kodiak Jacks Bar, Grill, Grove & Catering.
Kodiak Jacks Bar, Grill, Grove & CateringElectronic dance music
Enjoy a silent disco at Patrick’s Rooftop, with dancing that starts at sunset and carries on beneath the stars.
Patrick's RooftopMen’s Health & Wellness Day
A community-focused day at the William-Emslie YMCA spotlights men’s wellness with opportunities to create a personalized hat, receive on-site health screenings, and access information about dental care services. Attendees can explore a car showcase, hear informative talks on health topics, take part in prize drawings, and enjoy light refreshments. Admission is free and open to all community members. Registration is available at the front desk or by calling 716-845-5440.
Hispanic Heritage Council Music Academy
The Hispanic Heritage Council hosts music lessons at the library for kids ages 12 to 17. The program offers an opportunity for teens to learn and practice music.
Roadtrip Duo
Roadtrip Duo with Gary Styn performs at Fontana's Grove with a set of hit songs from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Enjoy a nostalgic playlist spanning three decades.
Fontana's GroveJenuine Cello at Casa Azul
Casa Azul hosts Margarita Mondays on the patio with Jenuine Cello performing once a month. Enjoy $8 Ritas all day as Western New York's one-woman cello army sets a relaxed vibe for happy hour.
Fitness in the Parks: Zumba® at Larkin Square
Enjoy free outdoor Zumba at Larkin Square as part of the Fitness in the Parks series with YMCA Buffalo Niagara. Certified YMCA instructors lead a dance-fitness workout set to Latin and international music. Find the class by the pickleball courts. Bring your own water bottle, no extra gear is needed. No registration is required, and the session is open to all ages and fitness levels. Additional Zumba classes are also offered at this location on Saturdays.
Free Community Yoga at Prospect Park Mondays - Be Well with Mel
Free community yoga returns to Prospect Park in Buffalo with welcoming, outdoor sessions led by Melissa Campbell of MelsCamp. These gatherings focus on gentle movement and mindful breathing, drawing from qigong, yoga, and breathwork to ease tension, build stamina, and support overall energy. Participants are encouraged to bring a mat if they have one, or use a towel or blanket, and bring a friend if they like. No registration is needed, there is no fee, and all experience levels are invited. Melissa has been teaching and practicing in Buffalo for more than two decades, with an approach shaped by the Universal Healing Tao tradition and her years at Spiritwind in Allentown. Expect a grounded, practical, and welcoming experience that helps you connect with your senses, tune into your breath, and move in ways that feel good alongside a supportive community in the park.
Fitness in the Parks: Circuit Training at Buffalo RiverWorks
Get moving with a full-body circuit session at Buffalo RiverWorks presented by YMCA Buffalo Niagara as part of Fitness in the Parks. This outdoor workout mixes low and high impact cardio, bodyweight strength exercises, and focused core training, with options to adjust movements for a wide range of abilities. The class takes place on the Independent Health Sport Court. Please bring a water bottle and a mat, and no other equipment is needed. Now in its 15th season, Fitness in the Parks offers free outdoor classes led by certified YMCA instructors and welcomes all ages and fitness levels, with no registration required.
Blue Monday
Blue Monday at T-PAC features T-PAC Jack and the Underground, with Jack Civiletto, Micky Judware, Bob Ambrusko, and Brent C. Minet, plus a rotating special guest. For this installment, the guest artist is Dave Thurman. The night begins with the house band, continues with a set co-organized by the guest and Jack, then wraps with a Pro-Jam led by stage manager Donna Rose. Musicians who want to take part should let Donna Rose know they are in the room, and jam players always have a spot at table 1. Appetizers, dinner, desserts, and drinks are available, and dancing is encouraged. To reserve a table, leave a message at 716-507-9899 or email tpac@charteredprofessors.com.
Tacoma Performing Arts Center (T-PAC)Collections Live: Working with the Geology Collection
Get a look at what happens behind the scenes in the museum’s Collections Department as staff and volunteers work with the geology collection. Drop in to observe projects underway in geology storage, with activities continuing throughout the event. No pre-registration is needed. Participation is included with Museum admission and members attend at no additional charge. Open to all ages. Please note that staffing can affect schedules and themes for Collections Live, which may change or be canceled. For the most current details, check the museum website or call ahead.
Buffalo Museum of ScienceBookmobile Visit at the Kenilworth Library location
During renovations at the Kenilworth Library, the bookmobile will bring library services to the community. Visitors can browse a selection of books and movies and connect to WiFi when the mobile library stops by. Please note that the library building and its drop box are closed for construction.
Journey Through the Genres: A different kind of Book Club
Break out of a reading rut with a book club that spotlights a new genre each month while letting participants choose any title that fits the theme. Participants trade recommendations, compare notes on what worked for them and what did not, and take part in a welcoming discussion with fellow readers. Themes span romance, biography and autobiography, poetry, short stories, historical fiction, science fiction, beach reads, nonfiction, horror, folk and fairy tales, and fantasy. Advance registration is suggested but not required. For more information, call 716-873-2842. To request accommodations, email the ADA Coordinator at access@buffalolib.org at least seven days before the program.
Town of Tonawanda Public Library - Kenmore BranchShred & Junk Drop-Off
Bring papers for secure shredding and drop off unwanted junk at a shredding and dumpster event hosted by KW. Organized as a way to give back to the community, it offers a simple way to clear clutter while following the rules for what can be accepted. Items that cannot be accepted include batteries, motor oil, paint cans, spray paint cans, tires, chemicals of any kind, electronics, and appliances. The event is supported by sponsors.
Back Parking Lot of Keller WilliamsDare to Repair Café - June 2026 @ The Tool Library
Bring broken household items to The Tool Library for a hands-on repair café where volunteer fixers collaborate with participants at no cost. Repairs are planned to take place outdoors in the shade beneath canopies, with refreshments available. Co-hosted with Erie County Legislator John Bargnesi, this pop-up event supports the right to repair by helping people extend the life of what they own. The team can work on small electronics, computers and laptops, sewing machines, clothing and other textiles, lamps, vacuums, bicycles, furniture, sharpening, and power tools. Please do not bring gas powered items, cellphones, or televisions. RSVP on the website and share what you hope to fix so the right volunteer can be available. Build new skills, save money, and reduce waste.
The Tool LibraryFood Truck Tuesday
Food Truck Tuesday with Dead Alliance Buffalo brings together dozens of food trucks and live music. Each truck includes a Healthy Options selection on its menu. Admission and parking are complimentary, courtesy of presenting sponsor KeyBank and sponsor Independent Health. The weekly lineup of trucks is posted on the Food Truck Tuesday page. Dead Alliance Buffalo provides the soundtrack as a tribute to the Grateful Dead and the Jerry Garcia Band, dedicated to carrying this music forward for new generations of Deadheads.
Larkin SquarePop Up Pilates at Paddock Park
Enjoy a free outdoor fitness session in the Grove area of Paddock Park with Dana Robbins of Buffalo Health and Fitness. This Flow Pilates mat class blends focused Pilates isometric work and pulsing core exercises with yoga-inspired movement and mindful breathing. It opens and closes with gentle, flowing sequences to support mobility and relaxation, while the middle of the workout targets key muscles for strength and alignment. Options are provided to scale the intensity, making it welcoming for newcomers and engaging for experienced participants. Bring a yoga mat and water. This class is weather dependent, and updates are shared on Facebook.
FREE Outdoor Tuesday Night Yin Yoga
Enjoy a free outdoor Yin yoga class at Niawanda Park that invites participants to unwind with gentle movement, deep stretches, and calm breathing while taking in the park views. The session blends relaxation and a welcoming sense of community and is suitable for all experience levels. Please bring a mat and water. The class takes place by the bandshell.
Niawanda ParkFront Door Outdoor Tuesday Music Series
The Front Door outdoor music series returns for summer 2026 with free lawn concerts at Elmwood Commons Theater in Kenmore, bringing neighbors together for live performances in a welcoming setting. This installment features music by Alexis Millace. Attendees are welcome to bring a chair and come with friends. Admission and parking are free. The series celebrates local talent along with the small businesses, organizations, and community members that make Elmwood Commons a special gathering place, with treats like hot dogs and baked goods, raffles, and live music under the summer sky. Presented with support from Paul Wolf Insurance Agency and Rob’s Comedy Playhouse / Elmwood Commons Theater.
Elmwood Commons TheaterFitness in the Parks: Yoga at Outer Harbor Buffalo (Wilkeson Pointe)
Enjoy a relaxed outdoor yoga class at Outer Harbor Buffalo’s Wilkeson Pointe, set along the water past the wind sculptures. Certified YMCA Buffalo Niagara instructors guide gentle, effective poses that build flexibility, strength, and a sense of calm. Designed for all ages and skill levels, the session can support better circulation, sharper mental focus, stronger muscles, and reduced stress. Please bring a mat and water. No other equipment is needed. This Fitness in the Parks class is free and does not require registration.
Level I Lindy: 8-Count Basics & Swingouts with Lihann!
Build your Lindy Hop foundation with Lihann by focusing on 8-count basics and the all-important swingout. The course moves step by step to help newcomers tackle a move that can be challenging, guiding you toward confident, clean swingouts. Dancers who already know the swingout can use the series to refine how it looks and feels. This beginner progressive series is described as a two-month course and also noted as nine weeks, and the cost is $70. After class, a Lindy Fix session follows.
Functional Energetics on Tuesday afternoons
A weekly Functional Energetics session at Green Pastures Still Waters Wellness Center blends qigong and yoga with strength and mobility training. This practice builds body awareness, helps cultivate and store energy, and encourages connection with the senses, internal systems, and the elements of nature. Guided movements aim to ease pain, release areas of stagnation, support lymphatic flow, and clear energetic pathways. Expect to stretch, bend, move, and let go of tension while building stamina and vitality. Passes are available at $15 per class or $75 for a 10-class bundle, and free options are offered to remove financial barriers for classes at the wellness center. Contributions to pay a pass forward are welcome via Venmo at @melscamp_yoga, and cash is accepted at the door. The space offers a chair elevator, with parking available behind the building or on the street.
Green Pastures Still Waters Wellness CenterMAP Weekly Farmers Market
Massachusetts Avenue Project’s Mobile Market brings fresh, seasonal produce from local farms to neighborhoods across Buffalo. At Elim Christian Fellowship, the market sets up with a selection of fruits and vegetables, along with culturally significant foods that can be hard to find in typical grocery stores. Prices are kept affordable through market programs, and multiple payment options are accepted, including cash, card, and SNAP/EBT. The market also welcomes benefits such as Double Up Food Bucks NY, Fresh Connect, and FMNP checks.
Elim Christian FellowshipMental Health and Magic (June 24th @ 7pm)
A supportive gathering centered on mental health, offering a welcoming place to voice concerns, share experiences, or simply listen while exploring strategies for coping and growth during difficult times. The conversation is guided by Phoenix Coffin-Williams, a mental health professional licensed in New York State who operates a private practice and donates time to serve the community.
Free Community Yoga at Prospect Park Wednesdays - Be Well with Mel
Enjoy a free community yoga session in Prospect Park in Buffalo. MelsCamp offers an accessible practice that blends qigong, yoga, and breathwork to release tension, build stamina, and cultivate energy. Expect mindful movement that helps you tune into your senses and breathe with intention, all as part of a relaxed group practice in the park. There is no registration or fee, and all levels are welcome. Bring a mat if you have one. A towel, a blanket, or a friend can be helpful too. Sessions are led by Melissa Campbell, who has taught and practiced qigong, yoga, and wellness in Buffalo for more than twenty years. Her work is rooted in the Universal Healing Tao tradition and informed by her time at Spiritwind in Allentown, with a grounded, practical approach and a friendly spirit. Whether you are new to movement or have years of experience, there is space for you here.
Prospect Park, Buffalo, NY, United States, New York 14213The Yard at Perry
Crafted Cob comes to The Yard at Perry, celebrating the season with a focus on sweet corn that captures the feel of summer.
Isaías Craft Café - Junk Journaling
Take part in a relaxed, drop-in creative session at Isaías Craft Café focused on junk journaling. Bring your own project or start a new journal while sampling a featured world snack alongside the coffee and tea bar. Selections from the library’s historic record collection will play during the program. This gathering is intended primarily for ages 13 and up, and adults without children are welcome. For accommodation requests, contact the ADA Coordinator at access@buffalolib.org within seven days of the program.
Week Two @ The Yard
Presented by Buffalo Holiday Market, The Yard is a 12-week outdoor experience filled with live entertainment, local vendors, food, drinks, games, and themed activities all season. Each week unfolds across five evenings with distinct highlights. Wednesdays are geared toward families with kid-friendly fun capped by a movie outdoors. Thursdays spotlight local musicians. Fridays turn into party night with featured entertainment and an energetic vibe. Saturdays deliver destination-style themed events with special attractions and surprises. Sundays center on community time and interactive trivia alongside plenty of food and drinks. Guests can browse small businesses, savor a variety of bites and beverages, enjoy performances, play games, and create summer memories together.
Girls Basketball Skill Building
This girls basketball session focuses on developing skills and is open to participants of all ages and experience levels. It takes place at Elmwood Village Charter School Hertel.
Elmwood Village Charter School HertelFitness on the Lawn Summer Blast
Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield of WNY presents a complimentary outdoor fitness session on the front lawn of the Aquatic and Fitness Center. Summer Blast features an upbeat, full‑body workout that blends bodyweight strength training, cardio, mobility work, and flexibility practice. The routine targets every major muscle group with a mix of strength and conditioning moves, using your own body weight to tone the upper body, lower body, and core. Modifications are available for all exercises to accommodate different fitness levels. Please bring a mat and a water bottle. Plans may change with the weather, so check Facebook for updates.
Town of Tonawanda Aquatic and Fitness CenterBreakaway Rocks
Along the downtown waterfront, Breakaway performs the first of two dates at Riverfest Park. Attendees can bring a lawn chair or a blanket, or wear dancing shoes, choosing whatever suits them best.
Riverfest ParkKitten Yoga with Buffalo Animal Shelter at Canterra
Settle in for a kitten yoga session at Canterra with playful felines from the Buffalo Animal Shelter. The experience welcomes seasoned yogis and first-timers alike, offering gentle stretches, lighthearted moments, and plenty of purrs. Enjoy a relaxing practice while spending time with cuddly companions. All donations support the City of Buffalo Animal Shelter.
Roswell Park Farmers Market
The Roswell Park Cancer Institute Farmers Market brings together a variety of vendors in one welcoming marketplace. Burning Asphalt Sauces and Twisted Vine Gardens are slated to take part alongside other sellers.
Carlton St & North Oak St Buffalo NY 14263Weekly MAP Farmhouse Market
MAP’s year-round marketplace brings fresh produce and artisan goods to Buffalo’s West Side, with offerings from MAP’s urban farm and kitchen alongside products from local wholesale and consignment vendors. This multi-vendor hub supports area growers and small businesses, celebrates culturally meaningful foods, and encourages learning about the local food system. Payments are accepted by cash, credit or debit, SNAP, Double Up Food Bucks, Farmers Market Nutrition Program checks, and Fresh Connect.
Campus Connect
Enjoy a free happy hour that brings the BNMC community together to connect and collaborate, explore the innovation happening on campus, meet the people behind the ideas, and be part of the conversation. Presented by Community Bank. Bring your curiosity and a friend, and receive a first free drink with registration. Free parking is available.
Ladies League at the BIGC
A growing women's league welcomes participants of all experience levels, offering a weekly outdoor evening with friends and opportunities to develop new skills.
Old TownSydney Sterlace & Crikwater
Music in the Park brings together rising Buffalo singer-songwriter Sydney Sterlace and the Irish-American folk group Crikwater for a community-focused concert. Open to all ages, with local beer and food available, this event is free to attend and set up to benefit and support the local community. Sydney Sterlace began singing early in life, started formal lessons at seven, and built a reputation performing around her hometown. At 15 she auditioned for The Voice Season 26, where all four coaches turned during her blind audition. She joined Gwen Stefani’s team and advanced to the finals as a top three artist, learning from Gwen as well as guest coaches Sting and MGK. She continues to write and record original music while balancing high school, choir and drama productions, studio work, songwriting, and regular performances. Crikwater formed in 2010 in South Buffalo and has grown into a leading Irish-American traditional folk band in Western New York. The group of four multi-instrumentalists has appeared at regional Irish and Celtic festivals including the Buffalo Irish Festival, South Buffalo Irish Festival, Niagara Celtic Festival, Hornell Irish Festival, and Southern Maryland Celtic Fest. Their live show weaves tight vocal harmonies and detailed arrangements with a modern sensibility, moving from fiery fiddle tunes and rousing singalongs to atmospheric airs, heartfelt ballads, and original songs. The night starts with Sydney Sterlace, followed by Crikwater to close the show.
Cazenovia Park CasinoMusic On Main - Dad Vibes Edition
A night at the Irishman Pub features the biggest hard rock and nu metal tracks from the 1990s and 2000s. Lean into the not-a-phase nostalgia and enjoy a throwback soundtrack from start to finish.
The Irishman Pub & EateryCreative Paper Flowers
Explore the art of paper botanicals in a hands-on workshop at the Book Arts studio. Participants will craft flowers and leaves using found items and reclaimed materials, perfect for embellishing artwork, craft projects, or home decor. The session welcomes makers of all skill levels and is designed with beginners and ages 12 and up in mind, with no prior experience required. All materials and tools are provided. Instruction is led by Teaching Artist Seth Brauchler. Cost is $65, or $55 for members.
Captain Trips
A series of summer concerts presents live music across the season, offering multiple performances under one program.
Sully's Harbor BarFREE Outdoor Thursday Night Yoga
Unroll your mat for an open-air yoga session at Niawanda Park, taking in the park’s scenic views as you flow, stretch, and recharge. The class blends mindful movement, relaxation, and a welcoming sense of community for all experience levels. Bring a yoga mat and water, and look for the group by the bandshell.
Niawanda ParkFitness in the Parks: Yoga at Outer Harbor Buffalo (Wilkeson Pointe)
Enjoy a free outdoor yoga session at Outer Harbor Buffalo’s Wilkeson Pointe that emphasizes gentle, effective poses to support stretching, strength and peace of mind. Benefits can include improved circulation, clearer mental focus, stronger muscles and reduced stress. The class is held along the waterfront past the wind sculptures, offering a serene setting for movement and breathwork. Participants should bring their own yoga mat and water, and no other equipment is needed. This session is part of Fitness in the Parks, now in its 15th season of providing no-cost classes in partnership with YMCA Buffalo Niagara. Taught by certified YMCA instructors and welcoming to all ages and experience levels, no sign-up or registration is required.
Soap and Sugar Scrub Making Class
Registration for this class has reached capacity. Thank you to everyone who registered. Attendees are encouraged to wear their cutest cupcake-themed accessory for a chance at a prize.
Painted Love - Art & Wellness StudioBuilding a Fictional World: A Chat With Anne Bishop
Anne Bishop, a New York Times bestselling author from Western New York, shares insights into worldbuilding and the ways setting, characters, and the obstacles they face shape a narrative. The conversation welcomes writers across genres, including fantasy, horror, and realistic fiction, with practical building blocks to make stories feel vivid and alive. Bishop is known for the Black Jewels series and the Novels of the Others, and her latest book is Turns of Fate, an Isle of Wyrd novel. Registration is not required, but seating is limited. For accessibility accommodations, contact the ADA Coordinator at access@buffalolib.org at least seven days before the program.
Town of Tonawanda Public Library - Kenmore BranchMother Nature’s Son Record Release Show w/ The Mookies & Johnny Revolting
This show celebrates the release of the new album The Seven People You Meet In Heaven, arriving on vinyl and streaming via 1120 Records. Sets by The Mookies and Johnny Revolting add to the night, and the venue is Area 54. Admission is $10.
Amy's PlaceMidnight in Paris
At Statler Buffalo, the Rendezvous Room transforms into a Parisian-style jazz salon for Midnight in Paris featuring Tyler Westcott’s ensemble, The Paper Roses. Led by guitarist Tyler Westcott with Sean McNamara, Patrick Jackson, E.J. Koeppel, and Jeremy Spindler, the group blends Parisian swing, vintage jazz, jazz manouche, and European-influenced traditions in a program that fits the intimate feel of The Jazz Lounge.
Statler BuffaloLive Piano Karaoke
At OSB Buffalo, karaoke comes with live piano accompaniment. Pick a song to sing and a pianist will play along. This event occurs on the last Thursday of every month.
OSB BuffaloWellness Walks presented by Independent Health
Take a relaxed, volunteer-guided walk through Tifft Nature Preserve at an easy pace. All ages are welcome. Admission is free, and a $3 per person donation is appreciated. This program is presented by Independent Health. Call (716) 825-6397 to confirm that the walk will take place. No advance registration is required.
MAP Weekly Farmers Market
Massachusetts Avenue Project (MAP) Mobile Market brings fresh, seasonal fruits and vegetables from local farms to Buffalo Adult Education and other locations across Buffalo. Shoppers can find cultural foods that are hard to find at grocery stores. Programs help keep prices low, and payments are accepted by cash, card, and SNAP/EBT, along with Double Up Food Bucks NY, Fresh Connect, and FMNP checks.
Enchanted & Magickal Study Group
A new magickal study group at Enchanted & Aligned offers a friendly exploration of practical magic and spiritual learning. Participants will delve into crystals, herbs, correspondences, and other essential tools through open conversation in a welcoming setting. The format suits both newcomers and experienced practitioners, encouraging shared discovery, thoughtful dialogue, and a supportive community. Bring your curiosity and questions as everyone studies and deepens their practice together. The cost is $15.
Enchanted & AlignedImplant Open House - Amherst
Explore the latest advancements in dental implant technology at an open house in Amherst. Meet Dr. Burke, tour the office, and enjoy light refreshments. Registration is required, and space is limited. Attendees who schedule during the event will receive a reservation for a free consultation, exam, and 3D CT scan.
WM Dental CareNHL Draft Community Health Fair
On the Buffalo Waterfront, NHL Draft Week features a community health fair that brings together hockey fans and neighbors for a no-cost, family-friendly experience. Attendees can take part in interactive activities with area partners, enjoy complimentary food while supplies last, pick up free items, meet a former NHL player, and access cancer education resources. Scheduled just before the Draft, the gathering blends the excitement of hockey with a focus on well-being and aims to make a difference beyond the rink. Presented by AstraZeneca in partnership with the National Hockey League.
CanalsideBuffalo Artisans & Flea 2026
Buffalo Artisans & Flea returns with a summer kickoff at a new home, Terminal B at the Outer Harbor. Explore a curated marketplace featuring local makers, collectors, and artisans from WNY. Browse vintage treasures and handmade goods like home decor, clothing, jewelry, Buffalo-inspired gifts, specialty foods, art, and wellness items. Food trucks, cocktails, craft beer, and alcohol samples add to the experience. Admission is $6, and children 5 and under are free. The vendor lineup will be announced soon.
Outer Harbor Live at Terminal BJune 26th - Silo City Soccer Clinics
No-cost community soccer clinics at Silo City take place on the mini pitch with sessions for Coed U8 to U10, Boys U11 to U13, and Girls U14 to U17. Each player receives a complimentary jersey, and participants are welcome to arrive early and linger afterward. A soccer-themed carnival adds to the experience with soccer tennis, one-on-one games, and more, along with food and beverages available. Matches will be shown on the televisions inside, and Spain versus Uruguay will be projected on the side of the silos, with additional games airing indoors as well. Please wear appropriate soccer footwear, and consider bringing shin guards. Support comes in part from New York State and through partnership with the City of Buffalo.
Gabriel Martinez: Sites of Encounter Opening Reception
Rivalry Projects presents Sites of Encounter, marking the gallery’s initial exhibition with Philadelphia-based artist Gabriel Martinez. New photographs focus on cruising sites across the United States, shaping queer terrains that are purposefully fragmented and charged with anticipation and memorialization. An opening reception introduces the exhibition, and the artist will be in attendance.
Rivalry ProjectsM&T Fourth Friday Opening Reception: "Propagation and Endurance"
Buffalo Arts Studio hosts the opening reception for Propagation and Endurance, an exhibition of ceramic and sculptural work by Deborah Stewart presented as part of M&T Bank’s Fourth Friday at Tri-Main Center. Centered on the forms and functions of seed pods, Stewart pairs sturdy clay pods with spare steel and wire frameworks to reflect how fragile structures shelter, mature, and disperse new life. The dialogue between pliant clay and rigid metal invites a reconsideration of what reads as delicate and what reads as strong. Developed through years of close observation and press mold experimentation, the series draws inspiration from pods such as sweetgum, eucalyptus, Turk’s cap lily, and pinesap. Stewart’s experiences in hiking, camping, and gardening, along with a background in modern dance, inform the sense of motion and breath that carries through the work. Within the space, ceramic and metal elements guide the eye like wayfinding, suggesting the journeys seeds undertake as they search for a place to land. Admission is free and the reception is open to the public.
Buffalo Arts Studio10U Orange Crush Fundraiser
PA LINE brings its high-energy Americana, folk rock, and roots sound to Fattey Beer Company in Amherst for a fundraiser supporting Andrew’s son’s youth baseball team. Enjoy craft beer and live music while taking part in raffle drawings for prizes that include two Buffalo Bills tickets, a pair of Buffalo Sabres tickets, a YETI cooler, and a signed Chad Michael Murray “Scott” jersey. Each raffle ticket helps fund the season, and every attendee contributes to local youth baseball.
Fattey Beer CompanyMagic Meetup
Settle in at GameStop for relaxed pick-up games or competitive matchups of Magic: The Gathering. Reconnect with friends, meet new players, and enjoy a night of lively battles and card trading.
GameStop (1593 Niagara Falls Boulevard, Amherst, NY)Friday Night! 6/26: Mixer / Indie Summer!
The evening kicks off with a casual happy hour improv jam that welcomes anyone to step in, try a few scenes, meet new people, and have some laughs. After that, Indie Summer takes over with two back-to-back blocks of performances. The first features Thank You Potato and Denny’s Midnight Runnerz, and the second spotlights Show & Tell and Pickle in the Middle. All Indie Summer slots this summer are only $5, making it an easy way to beat the heat while enjoying community teams onstage.
Buffalo Improv HouseReset to Vinyl
Kenmore Days features live music from Reset To Vinyl, bringing classic and 80s rock and pop to the Mang Park stage.
Mang ParkJames McMurtry and more
Sportsmens presents James McMurtry with The Martial Law Review, featuring special guest BettySoo.
Sportsmens TavernRenay X Spaceboy
Renay X Spaceboy bring their 2026 tour to Buffalo with a trance-focused show at the Showplace Theater. Glow sticks match the mood as the artists take the stage for an energetic performance.
The Showplace TheaterThe Caz
Rock takes center stage at The Caz in Buffalo, with Buffalo’s own Bad Kitty starting the show. Look forward to a high-energy night of powerful riffs and a lively atmosphere.
The CazSoundwaves Concert Series: Stephanie Butterfield & Billy Drew
The Soundwaves Concert Series takes place aboard the Harbor Queen, where local musicians deliver a wide-ranging set that spans blues with soul, lively rock, and more. As the vessel cruises along the Buffalo waterfront on Lake Erie, passengers can enjoy the views while the music sets a relaxed, entertaining mood.
Niagara Regional Theatre Guild Ladies First Jazz Band - Let Freedom Swing
Ladies First Jazz presents a program with guest vocalist Donna DeLano-Kerr featuring patriotic selections and beloved standards from the Great American Songbook. The performance celebrates American classics through jazz renditions.
of Montreal
Of Montreal brings a general admission standing show to Asbury Hall with special guest CorMae. Guided by songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Kevin Barnes, the band has spent close to three decades reshaping pop with a vibrant mix of glam attitude, psychedelic color, funk rhythms, and synth-forward indie. Originating from the Elephant 6 collective in the late 1990s, they built a dedicated following through adventurous records like Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer? and a prolific run of boundary-testing releases. Their history includes spots on late-night television such as The Late Show with David Letterman and Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, along with collaborations with Solange, Janelle Monáe, and Jon Brion. On stage, expect a rush of visuals, costumes, and high-energy catharsis. The band has appeared at major festivals including Coachella, Primavera, Lollapalooza, and Vive Latino, headlined notable venues around the world, and amassed hundreds of millions of streams. With a new tour ahead, they continue to honor their legacy while charging forward, promising an unpredictable and electrifying live experience.
Asbury HallUruguay v Spain - Projected On The Silo
A World Cup match between Uruguay and Spain will be projected on the silo. Culinary guest Cafe Bar Moriarty will serve a pork bocadillo with local pork loin on a house baked long roll, finished with crushed tomato, olive oil, and a garlic mayo, along with a vegetarian stuffed pita filled with house pickled vegetables, hummus, and crunchy pepitas on fresh pita. Cafe Bar Moriarty is led by Canisius graduate Tom Moriarty, whose passion for Spanish cuisine inspired the opening of Moriarty Meats, a butcher shop focused on locally raised animals, and a restaurant that builds on the shop’s offerings. Chef Jennifer Boye’s menu ranges from tapas to pork sandwiches and evokes the cozy family spots many remember from Madrid. World Cup giveaways will take place throughout the season. Support for this event comes in part from New York State and a partnership with the City of Buffalo.
Silo CityButterfly Release
Experience a live butterfly release with early access to the gardens and the Butterfly Experience before public hours. Learn about butterflies from start to finish, including their life stages, behaviors, and importance to the ecosystem, then help release one into the exhibit. Day admission is included, so there is time to explore the conservatory after the release. Each session is limited to 15 participants. Tickets must be purchased online in advance, and every attendee needs their own ticket. Pricing is $27.00 for adults and students ages 13 and up, and $18.00 for children ages 3 to 12. Children ages 2 and under are free but still require a ticket. Member discounts do not apply.
Buffalo and Erie County Botanical GardensMAP Weekly Farmers Market
The Massachusetts Avenue Project’s Mobile Market stops at Broadway Pediatrics, bringing in-season produce from nearby farms to the Buffalo community. In addition to fruits and vegetables, it features culturally significant foods that can be difficult to find in typical grocery stores. Prices are kept accessible through special programs, and the market accepts cash, cards, and SNAP/EBT, along with benefits such as Double Up Food Bucks NY, Fresh Connect, and FMNP checks.
MSM Alumnae Gathering
MSM alumnae gather at Big Ditch Brewing Company for an evening of laughter and memories. Drink specials and light appetizers are available while Mounties reconnect in a relaxed setting.
Big Ditch Brewing CompanyNickel City Comic Con
At Nickel City Con, a collaborative vendor booth with Apollo's Anvil Laser Engraving will make its debut. The booth will showcase a selection of cool items for attendees to explore.
Buffalo Convention CenterNickel City Comic Con
Nerdy By Nature will be a vendor at Nickel City Comic Con at the Buffalo Convention Center, bringing a selection of nerdy, cute, and collectible goods. Offerings include wax melts with cereal-inspired varieties, car freshies and diffusers, tumblers, 3D printed fidget toys including dragons, and charm earrings with more to discover. Attendees in cosplay or casual wear can browse the booth and enjoy the convention atmosphere. Please note that Nerdy By Nature is a vendor only and does not handle vendor spots or accept money for them.
Buffalo Convention CenterBlues on Weck concert
Blues on Weck returns to Raintree Bar And Grill for a blues concert. This appearance brings live music back to the venue for fans of the genre.
Raintree Bar And GrillMen's Mental Health Group
This group brings men together in a welcoming setting to connect with others who understand, share experiences, and offer mutual support.
Pokémon League
Enjoy free entry Pokémon League play in an arcade-style setting that welcomes all skill levels. Take part in casual matchups or competitive games, try out new decks, and connect with other fans in a friendly environment. Participation earns tickets for a prize wall with options such as booster boxes, elite trainer boxes, Loungefly, and more.
Kids Cake Decorating Class
With school out, a cake decorating class for kids is being offered each month. To reserve a spot, email bakerybish@gmail.cool or visit the shop during open hours.
Bakery BishCo-op Fest
Co-op Fest 2026, now in its third year, celebrates Buffalo’s growing cooperative economy in a family-friendly gathering. Local cooperatives, community members, and supporters come together for an afternoon that features food, music, and opportunities to build meaningful connections.
Five Points BakeryI Love You Black Man 4th Annual Gathering
Now in its fourth year, I Love You Black Man offers a purposefully designed gathering that celebrates, affirms, and honors Black men while centering community care. The experience brings together culture, conversation, recognition, and support in one shared space. Attendees can explore curated vendors featuring men-focused products and services, enjoy a served dinner, and take in live performances with cultural entertainment. The program includes the Brown Bag Man of the Year recognition and Impact Syndicate honors. A protected conversation space for men focuses on truth, healing, and brotherhood, and wellness-centered support encourages meaningful connection across the community.
I-BOM Social ClubGood food great music fantastic vibes
Milkie's on Elmwood features a mix of musical genres in a lively, welcoming atmosphere. Tasty food is available at budget-friendly prices while the soundtrack spans styles for a music-filled experience.
Milkie's on ElmwoodThe Art of US
The Art of US is a lighthearted couples workshop that blends creativity with connection, offering an easygoing way to turn date night into meaningful quality time. No art experience is needed. Partners create a keepsake to take home while sharing laughs and discovering new ways to understand one another. Space is limited. For more information, contact Sommerville Wellness at 716-908-4014.
IAB Youth Cricket Camp 2026
IAB Youth Cricket Camp 2026 is a cricket camp for young participants. Registration is open, and space is limited.
Ellicott Creek ParkDrag Brunch for Dinner
Buffalo AKG marks Pride month with Drag Brunch for Dinner at Wilson Town Square in the Knox Building. Tickets are $65, with a 10 percent discount for members. Admission includes a lively showcase of local drag talent hosted by Vanna Deux, featuring Bebe Bvlgari, Fawn Deux, Kbod, Valentino Rose, and Winter Storm. A brunch buffet is part of the experience, and the first mimosa is complimentary. The bar will be open with drink specials all night.
Buffalo AKG Art MuseumLive Music with Rockabilly Steve
Live music from Rockabilly Steve sets the tone. Weather permitting, the performance will be on the patio, and if it rains the music moves indoors.
Gene McCarthy's Old First Ward Brewing CompanyGrosh
Grosh brings hard-driving rock to Buffalo Olde Brewery from a Buffalo, NY hometown crew. The performance showcases commanding vocals, razor-sharp guitar work, and a thunderous rhythm section that stays tight and on point. Look for live-wire energy and straight-ahead rock as exacting finesse and sheer force lock in together at full volume.
Buffalo Olde BreweryMr. Brightside - The Music Of The Killers
Experience a Las Vegas-style rush in Buffalo as Mr. Brightside channels the sound, energy, and striking visuals of The Killers in a high-octane tribute. The set spans crowd favorites like “Mr. Brightside” and “Somebody Told Me” alongside deeper cuts for longtime fans, creating a swift, immersive tour through the band’s catalog. The performance is led by Niagara Falls Music Hall of Fame honorees Rob Bilson and Rob Burgio, former members of Seven Day Faith whose work reached the Billboard charts. They perform with Mathew Pike, Jeff Ward, and Kevin Riddle, a seasoned lineup with a touring pedigree built over decades and clear onstage chemistry.
The CazSounds & Sails w/ Vincent Mastrantonio
Experience an evening sail aboard the Spirit of Buffalo with live music by Vincent Mastrantonio. Enjoy views of the Buffalo Waterfront while cruising Lake Erie, and watch the sun set over the water with family and friends. A summer night on the lake with music and sailing.
Spirit of BuffaloStory STOMP!
Celebrate the start of summer reading with a playful Story Stomp that winds through the library stacks, featuring Tiny T. Rex and the Impossible Hug. Follow a path of dinosaur footprints to experience the story as you walk, then take part in a tiny T. rex scavenger hunt. Everyone is welcome, no registration is needed, and the activity is available during regular library hours.
Town of Tonawanda Public LibraryDiscover the Benefit of Hypnotherapy
Explore how transpersonal hypnosis can support meaningful personal change in an informative session designed for those curious about this modality. The cost is $40 per participant. To register, call or text Pam at 270-570-1792.
Unitarian Universalist Church of AmherstInspiration Stations at the Botanical Gardens
Explore the Botanical Gardens through hands-on, themed art activities inspired by the conservatory’s lush greenery and vibrant plant life. Participants immerse their senses in the sights, sounds, and textures of the gardens while creating a botanical-inspired piece. All materials are provided, so the focus stays on creativity. The experience offers a calm, enjoyable blend of art and nature.
Buffalo and Erie County Botanical GardensGarden Art Sale
Explore a curated outdoor art market featuring over 70 vendors with handmade pieces for the garden. Browse sculptures, ceramic works, paintings, planters, woodcraft, and other playful additions that can bring character to any outdoor space. The day also includes food trucks, live music, and opportunities to connect with plant education groups, creating a community-focused celebration of gardening and creativity. While at the Botanical Gardens, the Butterfly Experience in the Tropical Orchard showcases hundreds of butterflies. Spot colorful species native to the United States, including swallowtails, monarchs, painted ladies, and red admirals, and capture photos while learning about the vital role these pollinators serve.
Buffalo and Erie County Botanical GardensThe Heart of Forest Lawn Walking Tour
Explore Forest Lawn on an introductory walking tour that celebrates the beauty of the cemetery and explains its importance as a historic and cultural site for Western New York. Expert tour guides lead the tour through the core of the cemetery’s natural landscape while sharing stories of notable permanent residents.
Forest Lawn CemeteryFree outdoor festival
An annual, free outdoor carnival in South Buffalo offers a family friendly day filled with fun. Attendees can enjoy games and activities, along with complimentary food and drinks. Look for raffles, opportunities to win bikes, and gift cards from local businesses. The gathering also shares a message of hope through the gospel of Christ, offering encouragement and joy to anyone who needs it. Open to all ages.
The Sanctuary2026 Taste of Diversity Festival
A celebration of global cultures featuring tasty dishes, kid-friendly activities, live music, and performances representing many parts of the world. Admission is free, and food may be purchased with tickets sold in $1 increments. Open to everyone.
Grant Street at Lafayette AvenueAVA Summer Market
AVA Collective returns to Larkin Square to launch the summer season with local shopping, food and refreshments, and activities that range from yoga to pickleball. Browse offerings from Against All Oddz Animal Alliance, Black Rabbit Studio, Blueberry Children's Boutique, Chicory Kin, Comfy Bandits & More, Cool Story Buffalo, Cowboy Craft Club, Cup of Communitea, Dangled Honey, Dwaweno, From Smoke Fragrance Co, Greenhouse Glass Studio, Hazel's Yarn, Heritage Kaphi, KennaCreated, Linwood Candle Co., Love, Fern & Co, mcldesigns, Meliora Forever Instant Cocktails, Nickel City Vice, Over the Mooncakes, Peg's Hardware, Precious Julez, Recycled by Carla, Red Rhino Glass & Print, Resouled Threads, Saintly, Sir. Frogette studios, Sophie's Stitches, Stacked By Emma, Stitch & Sprout, tadillu, The Copper Twig, Tiny Thai, Unique Boutique 716, and Walnut Hill Farm.
Larkin SquareFun on the Run
Fun on the Run returns with a community launch at Front Park, kicking off a full summer of outdoor play, sports, and connection for families and youth. This season introduces coaches and activity leaders who will offer beginner-friendly instruction, skill-building, and organized games to help participants learn and take part with confidence. Activities may include soccer, tennis, volleyball, relay races, obstacle courses, frisbee, kite flying, parent and child games, kids activity zones, open park free play, mini Olympics-style challenges, movement and fitness options, nature-focused adventures, team-building, and group fun for all ages. The program also participates in National Play Day, highlighting the importance of play, recreation, and youth engagement. Admission is free, families are welcome, and additional sessions will continue throughout the summer at parks and other outdoor locations, with schedules and updates shared on the event’s Facebook page.
Front Park, Buffalo, NY 14213, United StatesKitty Construction Crew Adoption Event
The Kitty Construction Crew adoption event takes place at Valu Home Center and features meet-and-greets with adoptable cats. Enjoy a basket raffle and family-friendly games, with all proceeds benefiting Ten Lives Club. It is a friendly opportunity to connect with cats ready for adoption.
Valu Home CenterBack to Buffalo Voyage
Buffalo marks the homecoming of the Erie Canal boat Seneca Chief at Canalside as part of the Back to Buffalo Tour. The vessel returns to the commercial slip, where a welcome ceremony leads into public visiting hours. Guests can board a full-scale recreation of the 1825 Seneca Chief, speak with the crew and volunteers who built it, watch demonstrations and storytelling about life on the canal, learn about traditional wooden boatbuilding, and explore the environmental, economic, cultural, and Indigenous histories connected to the Erie Canal. The broader tour is a statewide educational initiative that brings this history to life through hands-on learning, boat tours, community programming, and festival appearances, with the Seneca Chief and its fleet visiting ports across the state to offer an immersive experience for families, students, and visitors. This event is free, family friendly, and open to the public, and donations that support BMC programs are welcome. Plans and programming are subject to change.
Erie CanalSolar Saturdays
Get a safe, close look at the Sun using specialized telescopes, then take in rooftop panoramas of the Buffalo Niagara region and beyond. This recurring program takes place on select Saturdays through October, weather permitting. It welcomes all ages and is included with admission or membership.
Buffalo Museum of ScienceYouth Capoeira (8-14 yrs) with Monitor Touro
Monitor Touro leads a youth capoeira class at House of Hips for ages 8 to 14. Participants build foundational movements and core principles while training in a contemporary style that values creativity and sound technique. The program is offered as a five week session. Tuition is $15 per class or $50 for the full session, and there are no refunds. Payment is accepted in cash, PayPal, or Venmo. To register, call or text 315-573-9878. Monitor Touro began training in 2006 and has taught in the Buffalo area for more than a decade, training under Mestre Carcará with Capoeira com Expressão based in Rochester. Capoeira has Brazilian origins with African roots, created by enslaved people as a covert form of self-defense presented as dance, and it has grown into the dynamic blend of movement, music, and improvisation practiced today.
House of HipsCar Show
This car show supports the Western New York Railway Historical Society. Participants can display prized vehicles, and visitors can explore an array of eye catching cars.
Heritage Discovery CenterPAL in the Park
Buffalo PAL brings a free, family-friendly afternoon to Delaware Park near the Juicery, filled with activities that blend play, learning, and community. Attendees can try new sports with guidance, explore hands-on STEM stations, and watch live demonstrations that highlight nutritious cooking. Children can pick up complimentary books to support summer reading, a DJ will keep the music going, and refreshments will be available. Admission is free and open to the public, and the event also offers a convenient chance to register for upcoming PAL summer camps. Vendor opportunities are available.
Delaware ParkDreamville Celebrating the Music of Tom Petty
Hosted by Sportsmens, DREAMVILLE pays tribute to the songs of Tom Petty. The event supports the Sportsmens Americana Music Foundation.
Sportsmens TavernTrever Solo for Porchfest
Trever Stribing of PA LINE offers a free solo set as part of Kenmore Porchfest, mixing sincere original songs, familiar acoustic tunes, and personable storytelling. The performance leans into Americana, folk, and roots traditions and unfolds in a friendly neighborhood setting that highlights community, connection, and homegrown music. Expect roughly an hour of live music, and consider bringing a lawn chair for comfortable seating. Admission is free.
Hoover AvenueDreamville Celebrating the Music of Tom Petty
Sportsmen’s Park presents a SAM Foundation celebration from Dreamville honoring the music of Tom Petty. The Billievers & Friends, the official band of the Buffalo Bills since 2016 and longtime Dreamville regulars, appear with an expanded lineup featuring Zak Ward, Brad Robbins, Kevin Sampson, Ed Wyner, and Kathryn Koch, delivering favorites from Full Moon Fever alongside classics from the Traveling Wilburys. Wilcox Mansion, a newer rock outfit with members from Buffalo groups Ansley Court, Eden, and A Band Named Sue, features Jae Daniel, Brian Woods, Joe Mattimore, and Tim O’Connel and offers fresh takes on deep cuts, hits, and album tracks. Kevin Sampson & The Night Shift, led by seven-time Dreamville OG Kevin Sampson with Aaron Anson, Mike Cassidy, Marc Thomas, and Tom Varco, join with vocalists Megan Brown and Kathryn Koch. EC/BC brings together an all-star lineup formed just for this event, fronted by Greg Klyma, who has performed Tom Petty tributes across the East Coast, with Don Vincent, Colin O’Donnell, Paul Ceppaglia, and Paul Gipp, for a set spanning eight Tom Petty albums. Christopher Joel, a touring artist who has appeared at Dreamville before, starts things off with acoustic selections from Mojo, Echo, You’re Gonna Get It, and Wildflowers, then later takes a turn on drums.
Sportsmens ParkKenmore Porchfest
Darcie is opening her Kenmore porch for Kenmore Porchfest. The celebration highlights appreciation for the host and invites a spirit of positive energy, creating a cheerful atmosphere for a joyful experience.
Delaware RoadReactive Rehab
This class is for dogs that bark, growl, or lunge while on leash. Some do this because they feel uneasy and want more space, while others are simply full of excitement that comes out as reactive behavior. By focusing on the reasons behind these reactions and teaching steadier responses, the class helps dogs move through everyday situations more calmly and with growing confidence.
Intro to Agility
Discover the team sport of canine agility in a four-week mini session designed for handlers and their dogs. Through beginner-friendly activities, participants get acquainted with new pieces of equipment, build confidence, and strengthen body awareness, coordination, and focus with their handler. Each class includes opportunities to navigate movement challenges and small obstacle courses. This session welcomes dogs at any life stage, from puppies to adults, and serves as the prerequisite for Agility Foundations.
Free Yoga Sundays at the Botanical Gardens
Unroll your mat on the front lawn for free yoga on select Sundays this summer at the Botanical Gardens. Each session features an instructor from a local yoga studio, with the teacher changing weekly. After class, participants can explore the conservatory and spend time among lush tropical plants. Reserve free tickets in advance to hold a spot. Sessions are weather dependent. Tickets for Free Yoga Sundays do not include general admission to the Botanical Gardens. For details or questions, email connect@buffalogardens.com, and check the individual date pages to see who is teaching each week and to reserve tickets.
Buffalo and Erie County Botanical GardensJFLIII Memorial revenge of the Fifth.
Commemorating the fifth anniversary of Jimmy’s passing, this memorial gathering features a blood drive handled by Connect Life alongside an outdoor craft show. Each vendor provides a basket for a raffle, with raffle tickets available at the JFLIII memorial table. Vendor pricing is $40 plus a basket if a table is provided or $30 plus a basket if bringing a personal table. If weather does not cooperate, vendors will be set up indoors. For vendor details and registration information, contact JFLIIImemorial@yahoo.com.
Boys Club of The Tonawandas IncKenmore Porchfest 2026
Kenmore Porchfest 2026 is scheduled to take place in the Village of Kenmore, NY. Registration will open for participants.
Village of KenmoreSeason 2026: Bonus War (Kai's Bday)
Returning for another round, this special war honors the young man whose birthday was celebrated last year. It takes place at Elicott Creek Park, usually near Shelter 12. Games are decided the day of, with common modes such as capture the flag and team deathmatch, and requests are welcome. A 160 FPS limit will be enforced. Ammo is provided except for Ultra, and Hyper is not permitted due to outside events.
Ellicott Creek ParkThe Famous Sunday in the Cemetery Walking Tour
Knowledgeable guides lead a theatrical, immersive walk through the cemetery, sharing stories of its past and pointing out notable art and architectural details. The route also highlights the landscape, including trees, water features, and the wildlife that lives there. Special attention is given to those who are laid to rest, and participants even meet a few of these notable figures along the way.
Forest Lawn CemeteryLevel 2 Sword Dance with Mandy
Level up your sword skills in a Level 2 class at House of Hips led by Mandy. The course centers on essential sword technique and balance work and is designed for dancers who already have some belly dance experience. It runs for five weeks. Tuition is $15 per class or $60 for the complete series, with no refunds. A $150 option includes a balanced sword together with the five-week package. Payment is accepted in cash, CashApp, or Venmo. To reserve a spot, call or text 716-218-9212. Mandy owns House of Hips and teaches belly dance and contemporary belly dance, an American style that blends traditional movements with Western dance and music.
House of HipsY2K Drag Brunch
Celebrate a throwback to the early 2000s at Helium Comedy Club - Buffalo, where drag performers light up the stage with the spirit of flip phones, frosted lip gloss, and low-rise looks. High-energy numbers roll out to favorites from Britney, Beyoncé, and Missy Elliott, with winks to Destiny’s Child and Lady Gaga. Expect sparkling costumes, rhinestones, backup dancers, and a generous dose of nostalgic pop-diva attitude for a brunch bursting with Y2K flair.
Helium Comedy ClubSector Seven G
Sector Seven G returns to take part in an admission-free event suitable for all ages. The group is eager to participate again.
Delaware RoadChiavetta’s Chicken Dinner
Chiavetta’s Chicken Dinner will be available at Ken-Ton Animal Clinic as a summer fundraiser benefiting the PEF. Proceeds from each ticket help provide emergency veterinary assistance to local families and their pets during times of crisis. Advance purchase reserves a dinner and directly supports animals in the community.
Ken-Ton Animal ClinicAfro Carib Block Party
Presented by the Caribbean Arts & Culture Foundation, this Afro Caribbean block party brings a lively celebration of culture and community to Buffalo. Experience live music rooted in African and Caribbean traditions alongside DJs, Caribbean cuisine and other local bites, prize giveaways, shopping with neighborhood vendors and access to community resources, plus activities for both children and adults. The gathering centers on heritage, unity, and a welcoming atmosphere where people can dance, eat, shop, and connect. Admission is free for everyone.
Johnnie B. Wiley Amateur Athletic Sports PavilionBeginner Belly Dance Workshop
Dive into belly dance basics with a beginner friendly workshop led by Mandy at House of Hips. You will explore foundational movements step by step, then link them into a short, upbeat combination so you can leave with a mini routine. This session is tailored for first timers, so no previous dance experience is needed. The workshop costs $20 and fees are nonrefundable. Payment can be made in cash, via CashApp, or through Venmo. To reserve a spot, call or text 716-218-9212. Mandy is the owner of House of Hips and teaches both belly dance and contemporary belly dance, an American style that blends traditional technique with Western dance and music.
House of HipsTeen Haunt- Dino Zen Garden
Teens can make a dinosaur-themed zen garden in a relaxed, hands-on setting. Anyone curious about summer volunteer opportunities can ask for details.
Lackawanna Public LibraryMonthly Full Moon Circle at Life is Succulent
Spend an evening centered on community and connection beneath the full moon, featuring a conversation about the moon’s history and spiritual meaning, a guided meditation, an energy cleanse, and a candle ritual that can be experienced individually or with the group. Guidance is shared by various witches from the coven, with offerings facilitated by Life is Succulent and community members, creating a supportive setting intended to leave participants refreshed. Bring a mat, blanket, or pillow for comfortable seating, and bring a small token or crystal to place on the altar during the candle ritual, which you will take home afterward. An open heart and open mind are encouraged. Tickets are $10.
Life is SucculentIce Cream Social Summer Camp - Williamsville
In Williamsville, Miss Ally leads a playful week built around everyone’s favorite frozen treat. Campers explore science, art, reading, social studies, math, teamwork, and hands-on cooking through an ice cream theme that keeps curiosity and creativity at the center of each day. Young scientists mix up cool experiments like cloud dough, a bag-made version of the classic dessert, and even a foamy, ice cream inspired eruption. Budding geographers sample the story of ice cream across the globe, then test their knowledge with a lively fact or fiction activity about its past. Artists create colorful scoops and cones with sponge textures, sketch-and-roll drawing prompts, and paper plate masterpieces that look good enough to display. Literacy time features ice cream themed read alouds and word challenges, while math turns delicious with counting and charting toppings. Cooperative games bring the group together through memory matches, cone tower building challenges, energetic scavenger hunts, and quick, timed mini competitions. Each day also includes kitchen fun, from assembling sweet sandwich treats and playful nachos to decorating cone cupcakes and capping the week with build-your-own sundaes. It is a cheerful blend of learning, movement, and tasty projects that celebrates the joy of ice cream from every angle.
Amherst Presbyterian ChurchToy Story 5 Summer Camp - Williamsville
A Toy Story 5 themed summer camp in Williamsville invites kids back into the toy box with Woody, Buzz, and friends for a fresh adventure filled with surprises, budding friendships, and a mysterious newcomer with a secret. Each day blends storytelling with hands-on art, science, and playful challenges inspired by the world of the toys. Campers tackle math puzzles that reveal colorful alien designs and dive into science with gooey slime and bubble powered rockets. Art time spans from inventing an original toy character to painting cloud-filled skies and following a guided session on drawing Woody. Team games bring the fun to life through a claw machine style hunt, a character scavenger quest, and a sticky hand lasso challenge. Maker moments include building a paper chain version of Slinky Dog and sculpting a custom Potato Head friend. Social studies conversations explore invention and the role of technology, and reading time looks back at character history across three decades. The theme even extends to the kitchen with chocolate covered alien treats and galaxy inspired cereal bars. Along the way, campers create friendship bracelets, sketch a protective blueprint of Andy’s room, and top it off with cowboy or cowgirl hats. The focus is creativity, teamwork, and imagination that reaches for infinity and beyond.
Amherst Presbyterian ChurchSourdough Focaccia: A Hands-On Baking Experience with Sacred Community Nourishment
Buffalo Cake Pops opens its kitchen to the community in collaboration with Sacred Community Nourishment for a hands-on sourdough focaccia class. The session focuses on understanding this beloved bread from crust to crumb, featuring a bronzed exterior, a light interior, and olive oil settling into its hallmark pockets. Participants explore the many ways focaccia can be enjoyed, from hearty sandwiches to bruschetta, as well as a base for both sweet and savory toppings. Attendees learn how to use and care for an active sourdough starter for focaccia fermentation, receive a mature starter cultured by Ashley to take home, and create their own sweet or savory loaf to bring with them. The class includes a demonstration on mixing dough for home fermentation and baking, plus a detailed recipe booklet with step-by-step images, class recipes, and scheduling guides to support baking at home. Tasting samples are provided throughout the experience.
Buffalo Cake Pops BakeryCousins Maine Lobster at Amherst Commons
The Cousins Maine Lobster truck will be at Amherst Commons with lobster rolls, tots, and other favorites. Orders can be placed at the truck using cash or major credit cards, or contactlessly through the Cousins Maine Lobster mobile app by selecting Rochester, Syracuse, or Buffalo NY as the location. The app only accepts orders during service hours. Because demand can be high, ordering may be briefly unavailable at times so food quality stays consistent.
Amherst CommonsGeneral Business Networking - Buffalo
An event by Strive brings together acting, production, and business networking at Big Ditch. It welcomes both seasoned professionals and newcomers. This gathering is for ages 21 and over, and tickets are limited.
Big Ditch Brewing CompanyFleet Feet July Pub Run
A pub run with Fleet Feet at Fattey Beer Company in Kenmore welcomes both runners and walkers. New Balance will provide shoes to try during the workout or before and after, with sizing available on a first come, first served basis. After the run, participants may choose to stay for refreshments, specials, and added activities from New Balance. No registration is required, and sign in upon arrival is requested.
Fattey Beer CompanyJuly 4th Independence Day Morning Ride (26 miles)
Celebrate Independence Day with a community bike ride covering 26 miles at a target pace of 12 to 14 mph. Everyone is welcome. This ride is self-supported, and participants are responsible for their own bike issues and for managing road crossings. The route departs from the Tonawanda Intermodal Hub in Tonawanda, New York.
Tonawanda Intermodal HubAmericana-rama 250th Independence Day Celebration – Sportsmens Park
Presented by Sportsmens, Americanarama marks the 250th Independence Day with a celebration at Sportsmens Park, with admission set at $20.
Sportsmen's TavernCFI Game Night - July 2026
Connect with others in the secular community at Center for Inquiry Western New York for a relaxed game night featuring board and card games. A variety will be on hand, and participants are welcome to bring their own favorites. Please let the organizers know you plan to attend so they can plan accordingly. Bring your own beverage and consider bringing a snack to share. Arriving early makes it easier to find a table and jump into a game. Expect a bit of competitive spirit, with a clear focus on friendliness and civility. For more information, text or call John at 716-238-3821 or email WNY@CenterforInquiry.org.
Center for Inquiry Western New YorkLego Summer Camp - Williamsville
Lego Summer Camp in Williamsville offers a week of hands-on exploration with Miss Jenn, where imagination meets learning through brick-based challenges and creative play. Each day blends subjects like math, science, social studies, art, and literacy with engaging activities that encourage collaboration and problem solving. Campers explore world cultures through flags, work together in boat races, and even make race car treats. They test engineering skills with bridge builds, grow their math thinking with tower challenges, and take part in cooperative carnival-style games. Read-alouds including “I’m Fun Too” and “Work This Farm” support language development, while activities focused on minifigure emotions build social awareness. Art time features Q-tip painting, stamping, handprint trees, popsicle stick Lego head crafts, and both 2D and 3D designs. Science sessions emphasize inquiry and experimentation, highlighted by a classic Lego volcano. The week also includes a look at the history of Lego bricks and finishes with a round of Lego Bingo, giving campers many ways to create, think critically, and have fun together.
Amherst Presbyterian ChurchJuly 4th midnight bike ride
Meet at the intersection of Allen and College streets. Please bring a bicycle.
Allen and College StreetsMythical Creatures Summer Camp - Kenmore
Campers step into a world of myths and magic in Kenmore with Miss Sabrina, exploring legendary creatures from many cultures through storytelling, creative projects, games, and culinary fun. The week opens with a global tour of folklore as participants paint sunset silhouettes of mythical beings, make Medusa-inspired noodle bowls, chart a map of world legends, and connect in a power circle. Greek and Norse tales follow with shield building, activities around elemental powers, and movement inspired by heroes and creatures. Latin American traditions bring feathered serpents, spirit animal collages, a footprint trail, and a guardian-themed puppet activity. Asian myths take center stage with dragon and ocean guardian masks, wind and wave pattern play in math, postcards from island and mountain realms, and a cooperative protector game. The finale features counting and graphing favorite creatures, creating trading cards from around the world, crafting colorful dragon fruit wands, and a spirited parade where each camper presents a favorite mythical figure.
Kenmore Community CenterFree Summer Concerts: Levitt VIBE Buffalo Music Series at Ralph Wilson Park
The summer season features live music at no cost that brings people together. The Ralph Wilson Park Conservancy is partnering with the Levitt VIBE Buffalo Music Series to offer seven weeks of music.
Ralph Wilson ParkLiveMusic: BOYS OF SUMMER
The BOYS OF SUMMER perform at Diamond Hawk. The group includes members of the Buffalo Music Hall of Fame, holds many awards and credentials, and is regarded as one of the most popular acts.
Diamond HawkSt. Gregory Court Annual Car Show
An upcoming community car show will spotlight eye-catching cars while raising funds for a good cause. Organizers are seeking contributions for a basket raffle, such as gift cards, themed baskets, and other raffle items, and they also welcome car owners who wish to display their vehicles. Every contribution helps, and the goal is to fill the lot with impressive rides for all to enjoy. Enthusiasts are already preparing their vehicles for a standout showcase.
Williamsville, New YorkCenter for Inquiry WNY Potluck Dinner - July 2026
A relaxed monthly potluck at CFI Headquarters in Amherst brings together people interested in skepticism and humanism for food and conversation. Share a dish or a favorite drink if you wish, or simply attend without bringing anything. Newcomers and longtime participants are welcome, and conversations often explore science, reason, and secular topics in a friendly setting.
Center for Inquiry Western New YorkBowling Classes for Everyone of All Abilities!
A welcoming bowling class at Abbott Lanes invites participants of all abilities to learn the game, grow skills, and connect with others. Designed for ages 10 and older, the program offers a relaxed pace with no prior experience required, and the venue provides full handicap accessibility. Each session supplies the necessary equipment for the lesson, along with a slice of pizza and a soda for every bowler. The monthly cost is $125 and covers three sessions. Participants may bring a personal helper at no extra charge, though one-on-one support is not provided. Instruction covers the rules of bowling, how to keep score, proper turn order, and lane safety such as where to walk or stand and staying aware of active bowlers. Learners also practice simple techniques to get started, ways to knock down more pins and celebrate progress, and approaches to build confidence while enjoying the social side of the sport.
Abbott LanesGIMME BUFFETT @ BUFFALO IRISH CENTER
At Buffalo Irish Center, this summertime outdoor concert is part of a series and features plenty of live music along with food and drinks. Expect a lively, relaxed setting that makes it easy to enjoy music outdoors.
Buffalo Irish CenterCrossing Over with Psychic Medium John Edward live in Buffalo, NY!
Psychic medium John Edward appears live in Buffalo, NY at Statler Buffalo for an evening focused on meaningful connections, strong validations, and messages from beyond. Known as the star of Crossing Over and an NYT bestselling author, he presents a personal, healing program that may shift how you look at life and what comes after. The experience features interactive audience Q&A and readings that can include messages from loved ones who have passed, even pets. Two ticket options are available. Regular admission includes entry to the two hour live event with unreserved seating. The VIP option adds early entry, first choice of seats, an exclusive Q&A after the program, a complimentary one month Evolve+ app subscription, and a bonus virtual event with additional readings and Q&A for a second online experience. Tickets are limited and can sell out quickly.
Statler BuffaloConan
After Dark presents Conan at Nietzsche's, joined by Malarchuk and BAAG. Entry is limited to ages 18 and older, and a valid ID is required. Digital tickets will be sent to buyers two days before the event.
Nietzsche'sPalace Theatre, Lockport, NY, United States — West Side Story
Two teenagers from opposing New York City gangs fall in love, and growing conflict among their friends pushes events toward heartbreak. West Side Story offers an award-winning retelling of a classic tale, where romance and rivalry collide and tensions rise toward tragedy.
Palace TheatrePitch Black Prerelease Tournament
Get an early look at the Pokémon TCG expansion Mega Evolution: Pitch Black at a prerelease tournament at Professor Sam’s Tonawanda. This sealed event provides each participant with a Build & Battle Kit to build a deck on site, then compete in a casual tournament that welcomes both newcomers and experienced players. Entry is $30 and 18 kits are set aside for this session on a first come, first served basis. Prizes will be awarded, and it is a chance to try the newest cards before launch. Advance registration is encouraged. Participation is limited to one entry per Pokémon Player ID per event, and a Pokémon Player ID is required. Kits are opened by staff during check in. All entries are nonrefundable and nontransferable.
Professor Sam's Card ShopSolventless Cup Summer Social
At SOL Buffalo, the Solventless Cup Summer Social spotlights purity, highlights awards, and delivers an elevated pool experience. It offers a summertime gathering that mixes recognition and relaxation in one place.
SOL BuffaloJuice
WILLIS performs live at Electric City in Buffalo. Tickets are available for this concert.
Electric CityHanzel La H
Hanzel La H brings a ticketed performance to The Showplace Theater in Buffalo. Experience the artist on stage in a theater setting.
The Showplace TheaterA Day in Niagara Falls
Spend a full day discovering Niagara Falls, NY with a highlight ride on Maid of the Mist. The iconic boat tour, which operates on the New York side, brings you close to the American and Horseshoe Falls for about half an hour, offering an up-close perspective of the rushing water. Recyclable ponchos are provided to help keep you dry. Known as the oldest tourist attraction in North America, Maid of the Mist has welcomed notable riders including Princess Diana, Marilyn Monroe, a former Soviet president, and Brad Pitt. After the cruise, enjoy free time for lunch, additional sightseeing around Niagara Falls, and dinner. Those who plan to walk across the bridge into Canada must have a valid passport. Pickups are available in Troy, Towanda, and Sayre. The main package is $145 per person and includes bus transportation and admission to Maid of the Mist. A leisure day option without the boat ride is also available for $115 per person.
Niagara Falls State ParkBuffalo Marriott Niagara Model Train Show
The Buffalo-Niagara Model Train Show takes place at Buffalo Marriott Niagara, sponsored by the Lionel Operating Train Society and held in conjunction with the LOTS 47th Anniversary celebration. Admission is $8 for adults, and children 12 and under are free. Vendor tables may remain available.
Buffalo Marriott NiagaraLego Club at the Kenmore Library
Build, create, and explore with LEGO Club at the Kenmore Library. Choose a monthly challenge for inspiration or spend time free building your own designs. LEGO bricks are provided, and everyone is encouraged to bring plenty of imagination. The club meets on the second Saturday of each month. Activities are suggested for ages 6 to 12, and builders of all ages are welcome.
Town of Tonawanda Public Library - Kenmore BranchPan American Exposition Walking Tour
Explore the Pan American Exposition exhibit on a guided tour in the State Court at The Buffalo History Museum.
One Museum CourtSeason 2026: July War
Whether attending for the first time or returning, participants gather at Elicott Creek Park, often near Shelter 12. Game modes are chosen on site, typically capture the flag, team deathmatch, and any requested variations. There is a 160 fps limit for equipment. Ammunition is provided except for Ultra, and Hyper ammo is not permitted because of external circumstances.
Ellicott Creek ParkSummer Fun at The Boulevard
At The Courtyard, this edition of the Summer Fun series embraces a Summer Luau theme with tropical touches, island vibes and snow cones. The event is free and welcoming for families, featuring craft stations, face painting, games, live entertainment and additional activities. It is part of a monthly lineup that showcases a different theme each time.
The CourtyardHot Wheels Monster Trucks Live™: Glow-N-Fire™
A larger than life Hot Wheels monster truck spectacular takes over KeyBank Center with three performances packed with family friendly thrills. Watch favorite trucks attempt brand new stunts, see freestyle motocross riders launch into high flying tricks, and come face to face with a fire breathing, car crushing robot dinosaur. The lineup also welcomes the debut of Rhinomite, a rhino themed truck charging into the action horn first. Ticket upgrades can elevate the experience. The Pre-Show Party offers close up access to the trucks, photo opportunities, driver autographs, and exclusive games, contests, and giveaways, plus a chance to stand on the floor where the crashes and stunts unfold. The Backstage VIP Experience adds a guided tour with the hosts, a VIP merchandise bundle, and a look at preparations and truck setups, and it includes the Pre-Show Party. Savings are available on kids tickets for an affordable family outing. An event admission ticket is required for entry, and each upgrade is purchased separately.
KeyBank CenterChuck Ragan
After Dark hosts a performance by Chuck Ragan, joined by On The Cinder. Admission is open to ages 16 and older with ID, and attendees under 16 must be accompanied by a guardian. No one under 12 will be admitted.
Town BallroomPatrick Sweany - Sportsmens
Patrick Sweany performs at Sportsmens, with admission priced at $20 plus an online fee. His latest album, Baby, It’s Late, arrives after a seven-year gap between full-length releases and reflects on time passing and growing older. In the period since Ancient Noise, he navigated major changes, kept his Blue Monday nights at The 5 Spot in East Nashville centered on 50s and 60s blues with The Tiger Beats featuring McKinley James, Jason Smay, and Ted Pecchio, launched the soul and funk project SUPER FELON with JD Simo, Adam Abrashoff, Ted Pecchio, and Robbie Crowell, and returned to writing and recording. He began the new material at home on a Tascam 388 in his Bongo Room studio, then invited collaborators to sessions at JD Simo’s House of Grease and McKinley James’s Red Lodge. Recorded live in the room without headphones and self-produced for the first time, the songs embrace a raw, direct feel that channels the strain and release of recent years. The collection nods to past corners of his catalog while exploring new ones, from the gritty blues rock of My Time Ain’t Long to the intimate ballads Christmas Parade and See Through, and on to the hook-driven Golden Fields and the 70s organ funk of Trouble With Love. With more than 25 years of writing, recording, and touring, he leans into patience, letting the songs arrive when they are ready.
Sportsmen's TavernQCL DUO at Caz Park Farmers Market
Howie and Lindsay present a duo performance at the farmers market in Caz Park, offering plenty of variety.
Caz ParkElectric City w/ The Strumbellas
Post Sex Nachos appears at Buffalo's Electric City. Tickets are available for this show.
Electric CityGarden Explorers Summer Camp: Bees, Bats, and Butterflies at the Botanical Gardens
Garden Explorers Summer Camp at the Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens offers a half-day experience that blends art, science, botany, and gardening, with a new focus each week. Led by knowledgeable educators, participants get a closer look at remarkable plant collections inside the historic Lord and Burnham Conservatory. The Bees, Bats, and Butterflies theme highlights the world of pollinators through live bee demonstrations at the on-site apiary, bird spotting along the South Park Loop, and encounters with monarchs in the Butterfly Experience. Each day features a make, plant, or create activity tied to botany that participants can take home, building understanding of pollinators and how to care for them. This program is designed for children ages 10 to 14.
Buffalo and Erie County Botanical GardensSquishmallows Summer Camp - Williamsville
In Williamsville, campers spend a week with Miss Alissa exploring the world of Squishmallows through hands-on math, science, art, and group games that encourage creativity and teamwork. They learn how these plush characters move from factory to store, design their own Squishmallow pals, practice drawing Sam the Calico, and bring the theme to life with activities like fruit parfaits, a pastel dilution experiment, and journal writing. Science time features Archie the Axolotl, and play time includes games such as Pass the Squish and Stuffy Tower. Each day blends subjects with Squishmallow themed projects. Monday features a memory match in math, a look at the journey from factory to store in social studies, custom character design in art, and fruit parfaits in culinary arts. Tuesday focuses on drawing Sam the Calico, explores supply and demand, plays Pass the Squish, and decorates a donut. Wednesday covers bar graphs, spotlights Archie the Axolotl in science, creates door hangers, and includes Squishmallow Hide and Seek. Thursday practices adding and subtracting with a Squishmallow theme, builds a My Squishmallow Community in social studies, crafts character tags, and moves with Squishmallow Shuffle. Friday wraps up with making a personal squishy, writing in a Squishmallow journal, experimenting with pastel painting dilution, and building together in Stuffy Tower.
Amherst Presbyterian ChurchKeyBank Live at Larkin with Talking Dead Heads
Live music meets a variety of food offerings, with admission and parking provided at no cost thanks to presenting sponsor KeyBank and sponsor Independent Health. An annual favorite in Larkin Square, the Talking Dead Heads capture the onstage spark of The Talking Heads and the Grateful Dead. Their set blends songs from both bands, creating a lively tour through many eras of their music.
Larkin SquareThe Boardr Series - Buffalo, NY 2026
This national skateboarding contest series event at Food Court Skatepark is open to all ages and skill levels, with a welcoming atmosphere and a focus on delivering an enjoyable, rewarding experience for every participant.
Food Court SkateparkSilent Legacy Band - A Tribute to the Music of Melissa Etheridge at The Caz
Silent Legacy Band pays heartfelt tribute to Melissa Etheridge, bringing her signature sound to the stage with authentic spirit and drive. The show leans into raw feeling, grit, and close connection, capturing the qualities fans cherish in her music while delivering plenty of rock-charged energy. Whether you are revisiting favorites, singing along with friends, or exploring her songs for the first time, this performance is designed to be memorable. Expect a thoughtfully shaped homage that celebrates the power and soul of Etheridge’s catalog.
The CazSoundwaves Concert Series: Molly Conrad
The Soundwaves Concert Series features Molly Conrad performing aboard the Harbor Queen as the boat cruises Lake Erie. The program brings together a range of styles, from soulful blues to lively rock and more, with views of Buffalo’s waterfront as the backdrop. This floating concert offers a laid back atmosphere and a memorable combination of live music and scenic surroundings.
Joe DeCecco Memorial Golf Tournament & Dinner
At Sheridan Golf Course, the second annual Joe DeCecco Memorial Golf Tournament honors Joe’s legacy with a friendly four-person round that blends camaraderie and light competition while raising support for two initiatives close to him: scholarships for students of Lackawanna High School and a Small Business Grant program in the Village of Kenmore. Individuals and businesses can contribute further through a variety of sponsorship levels. After the golf wraps up, the celebration continues with a dinner featuring food, music, basket raffles, and a silent auction. Registration, sponsorship information, and dinner tickets are available through the event website.
Sheridan Golf CourseBUDDY GUY 90! wsg The Blood Brothers, feat Buffalo's Ray Hangen! SAT JULY 18, 2026 at KLEINHANS!
Soul of Buffalo presents a milestone evening at Kleinhans Music Hall as blues trailblazer Buddy Guy celebrates his 90th year with his first appearance on this stage. The Blood Brothers join the bill, featuring Albert Castiglia and Mike Zito with Buffalo's Ray Hangen on drums. Widely recognized as a defining force in American music, Guy is a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and a key architect of Chicago's West Side sound whose fearless playing has influenced generations of rock and blues artists. His honors include nine Grammy Awards and a Lifetime Achievement Grammy, 38 Blues Music Awards, the Billboard Century Award, the National Medal of Arts, and a Kennedy Center Honor, and Rolling Stone ranks him at number 23 on its list of the 100 Greatest Guitarists. Raised in Lettsworth, Louisiana, he fashioned a two-string guitar as a child, moved to Chicago to record for Chess Records, and helped expand what electric blues could be through raw emotion and showmanship. His recent album Ain’t Done with the Blues, produced by longtime collaborator Tom Hambridge, features guests such as the Blind Boys of Alabama, Peter Frampton, Joe Walsh, Christone Kingfish Ingram, and Joe Bonamassa, with the single How Blues Is That highlighting the grit and humor that continue to drive his music. This concert celebrates a lifetime of artistry and the enduring vitality of the blues.
Kleinhans Music HallThe Road Less Traveled By Cabaret
The Road Less Traveled By is an intimate cabaret that highlights lesser known musical treasures, surprising reinterpretations of familiar songs, and the artists and narratives that deserve more attention. Expect an evening of discovery where fresh perspectives share the spotlight with reimagined favorites and stories told through music. Casting updates and ticket information will be announced soon.
Meeting House EventsErie Basin Marina Mid-Summer Artisan Market
Saturday, July 18th, 2026 10am-6pm
Erie Basin MarinaAmarion Live
Amarion performs at The Showplace Theater, spotlighting a rapper and reggaeton artist from Puerto Rico whose profile has grown since the release of early trap-flavored singles like "Fumar y Raear" and "Bebe de Papa." This concert centers on the artist behind those tracks and gives fans a chance to hear his sound in person.
The Showplace TheaterArtist Talk with the Beehive Design Collective
An artist talk with the Beehive Design Collective highlights an all-volunteer activist arts collective that collaborates to create freely shareable images used for education and organizing. They translate complex global narratives, shaped alongside the communities most affected, into collaborative graphics and have led campaigns that influenced social and environmental movements worldwide. For 25 years, the collective has circulated more than 250,000 prints and has been invited to present, tour, and lecture at conferences, festivals, galleries, museums, community centres, and universities on every continent. Their body of work includes MesoAmerica Resiste, a project that took nine years and involved 23 members, along with a rhyming storybook that accompanies their large mural The True Cost of Coal.
Electronic Dance Music
An EDM event will take place at Patrick's Rooftop in Buffalo. Tickets are available for this show.
Patrick's RooftopShakespeare on the Lawn
The Aquatic and Fitness Center hosts the Shakespeare in Delaware Park Touring Ensemble in an adapted staging of Fools and Foes. This performance runs about one hour and gathers scenes that highlight Shakespeare’s notorious villains alongside his most comic characters, under the direction of Nathanial Higgins. The cast includes Paige Cummings, Cody Gooley, Camille Keeves, Devin Klumpp, Sue McCormack, and Julianna Tracey. Admission is free and open to the community. Attendees should bring their own lawn chairs and blankets for comfortable seating on the grass. Sweet Beginnings Bakery will be on site with baked goods available. The event is dependent on the weather, and updates will be shared on Facebook.
Town of Tonawanda Aquatic and Fitness CenterTech Arts For Youth: Experimental Digital Photography
A hands-on Tech Arts for Youth session invites students to explore experimental digital photography and collage. Participants will capture original images with smartphones and digital cameras, then use Adobe Photoshop to slice, remix, edit, and piece their photos into inventive collages and animated GIFs. The class welcomes all experience levels and is designed for students entering grades 6 through 9. Tuition is $220 for nonmembers and $198 for members, reflecting a 10 percent discount. Enrollment is limited to 8 participants. For questions, contact Caroline at caroline@squeaky.org or (716) 884-7172.
Wicked Summer Camp - Kenmore
An Oz-filled week in Kenmore invites campers to step into the world of Elphaba and Glinda with Miss Jodi. Each day is packed with potion mixing, show tunes, creative projects, and playful theatrics that spark collaboration and imagination. Campers create Fiyero-inspired scarecrow art, choose between designing a pointy hat or a sparkling crown, build their own wands, craft miniature game pieces, and wrap up with handmade broomsticks. Music takes center stage with a Wicked sing-along, new choreography for Dancing Through Life, and a vocal session inspired by Popular in the style of Ariana Grande. Group activities keep the magic lively, from a water balloon challenge that nods to soaring high to potion making, simple magic tricks, and a whimsical round of Would You Rather Witches. Reading, writing, and problem solving are woven throughout with a Wizard of Oz read-aloud, trivia, a choose-your-own-adventure writing project, and math skills practiced through friendship bracelet patterns. The kitchen turns enchanting too with themed punch, rice krispie treats, and an edible gown fit for Glinda. Social studies and science add to the spellbook as campers create their own grimmeries, learn a brief history of spells, and bubble up a classic witchy cauldron. The week blends arts, music, movement, and hands-on experiments into a playful celebration of all things Wicked.
Kenmore Community CenterThe Bidwell Parkway Concert Series - Invisible Touch
The Bidwell Parkway Concert Series presents Invisible Touch for an evening of live music in the heart of the neighborhood. This free, family friendly concert is open to everyone and encourages a relaxed setup, so bring lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy great music with friends and family on Bidwell Parkway. Community support helps keep the series accessible, with contributions from West Herr Auto Group and West Herr Lincoln, Canterra, a cannabis store, Chandler Street Breweries, M&T Bank, The Benchmark Group, MJ Peterson Real Estate, Hodge Liquor, Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy, Erie County, NY, and the City of Buffalo. Appreciation is also extended to Council Members Joel P. Feroleto, Leah M. Halton-Pope, and David A. Rivera for their continued support.
Bidwell ParkwayBlooms & Brews
Buffalo gardeners and garden enthusiasts gather for a GBN fundraiser focused on connection, community, and fun during the week that bridges East Side Garden Walk, Open Gardens, and Garden Walk Buffalo. Each ticket includes two drink vouchers, food, entry to basket raffles and a cork pull, and a Garden Walk inspired beer brewed specifically for this occasion. The atmosphere invites seasonal celebration and easy conversation among fellow plant lovers. Tickets are $35 in advance and $45 at the door.
Chandler Street BreweriesNick Lowe & Los Straitjackets
Sportsmens hosts a performance featuring Nick Lowe with Los Straitjackets. Tickets are $50 plus an online fee.
Sportsmen's TavernFELICITY BEYOND TOUR - BUFFALO, NY
An upcoming stop on the FELICITY Beyond Tour will take place at Rec Room in Buffalo, NY.
Rec RoomElectric City
Passion Pit is set to perform live at Electric City in Buffalo.
Electric CityKurt Deimer - w/ Under The Black, After The World, & Tri State Area @ Evening Star Concert Hall (Niagara Falls, NY) — Photo City Music Hall | Live Entertainment Venue in Rochester NY
Sisters Of Sabbath presents an all female tribute to the music of Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath. Mothership performs a premier tribute to Led Zeppelin.
Evening Star Concert HallBricks & Brews
Now in its 13th year, the Martin House Brew Fest presents Bricks & Brews, a craft tasting event showcasing offerings from over 25 regional breweries and cideries. Guests can explore a variety of pours with live music by Public Water Supply and enjoy fare from food trucks. The gathering unfolds outdoors with the historic Martin House as the backdrop. Event proceeds benefit Martin House tours and programs. Tickets are $75 for general admission and $60 for members, and sponsorship opportunities are available.
Frank Lloyd Wright's Martin HouseA Night in the Garden: 2nd Annual
Celebrate the 2nd annual A Night in the Garden, set under fairy lights in a beautiful community garden. Enjoy mixed drinks, with mocktails available, and homemade hors d'oeuvres. All proceeds benefit the Hope & Joy Food Pantry, which serves up to 1,300 people each month. Pre-sale tickets are $20, and admission is $25 at the door.
⛳ Maritime Masters: Fairways to Leadership
An inaugural golf tournament fundraiser at Delaware Park Golf Course welcomes players of all abilities, including first-timers, for a laid-back 18-hole scramble centered on having fun. The day blends friendly play with food and prizes, creating an easygoing atmosphere among fellow participants and supporters. Registration includes an exclusive certificate redeemable for four 18-hole rounds at Delaware Park, usable at any point this season to play when it suits you. An auction features items, with new lots added as donations arrive. Proceeds from registrations, sponsorships, and donations support Maritime students in need throughout Western New York.
Delaware Park Golf Course22nd Annual Queen City Jazz Festival
The Annual Queen City Jazz Festival returns to Lafayette Square. This annual event comes back to the same venue for its next edition.
Lafayette SquareThe Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show - Buffalo, NY
The continent’s biggest acclaimed interactive true crime murder mystery dinner experience sets the tone for an evening filled with laughs, suspense, and twists shaped by the audience. Enjoy a complete dinner alongside the unfolding intrigue.
Hilton Garden Inn Buffalo DowntownCreating a Legacy Document: What Your Survivors Need to Know
Relatives often face a rush of decisions when someone dies or becomes unable to manage their affairs. This presentation focuses on creating a Legacy Document that brings together the practical information your survivors will need, such as immediate next steps, where important items are kept, key contacts, and guidance to keep everyday routines on track. Attendees will learn what to include, how to organize it, and how to access a complimentary digital template to begin assembling their information. This program is informational only and does not provide legal, financial, or estate planning advice. Registration is required. To reserve a spot, call 716-873-2842 or stop by the library. Individuals who need an accommodation may contact the ADA Coordinator at access@buffalolib.org within seven days of the program.
Town of Tonawanda Public Library - Kenmore BranchThe Bidwell Parkway Concert Series - Too Yacht to Handle
The Bidwell Parkway Concert Series features Too Yacht to Handle performing on Bidwell Parkway, bringing an upbeat night of live music to the center of the neighborhood. This free, family-friendly concert welcomes everyone. Pack lawn chairs and blankets, gather friends and family, and enjoy the music together. Support from community partners helps keep these shows free and accessible. Sponsors include West Herr Auto Group and West Herr Lincoln, Canterra, Chandler Street Breweries, M&T Bank, The Benchmark Group, MJ Peterson Real Estate, Hodge Liquor, Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy, Erie County, and the City of Buffalo. Appreciation is also extended to Council Members Joel P. Feroleto, Leah M. Halton-Pope, and David A. Rivera for their continued support.
Bidwell Pkwy, Buffalo, NY 14222, United StatesBook Club / Potluck Dinner
A potluck dinner is planned, followed by a book club discussion. The meal comes first, and the conversation follows. All are welcome.
Night Lights Bus Tour of Open Gardens
Take a guided evening journey through six Northtowns gardens lit for nighttime viewing, with an added stop at a local nursery that focuses on native plants. Light snacks and beverages are included during the outing. The excursion begins at Chandler Street Breweries.
Soundwaves Concert Series: Stephanie Butterfield & Billy Drew
Set out on the Harbor Queen for a live music cruise that pairs scenic views of Buffalo’s waterfront with performances by local bands. Expect a mix of styles, from soulful blues to lively rock and more, shaping a relaxed soundtrack as the boat moves across Lake Erie. It is a welcoming way to unwind while taking in the water and a variety of sounds from Buffalo musicians.
Maternal Wellness Market
Build connections and community at a gathering centered on wellness and support. Meet local resources and service providers, discover makers of wellness products, and explore vendors focused on fitness and self care. A schedule of speakers and demos will be shared soon.
The Village Holistic WellnessQCL at Charlie's Boat Yard
Live music will cover a mix of dance, classic rock, pop, R&B, and additional styles.
Charlie's Boat Yard1st annual pig roast
A Hawaiian-themed pig roast features live music and a lively atmosphere. Attendees are encouraged to wear standout attire, and there is a gift card prize for the best costume.
Matthew Glab PostCCF Support Group meeting
Enjoy a welcoming space for open discussion of behavioral challenges. Attendees may bring a dish to share while connecting over conversations about dogs.
North Tonawanda, NYOMEGA MEN | Brownman Ali & DJ Cutler | Music Matters Summer Concert Series
This show is free to attend.
Ebru Paper Marbling Class
Explore the art of ebru at Book Arts in a hands-on paper marbling class that blends creative practice with cultural context. Participants will blend pigments formulated for marbling, learn to respond to how color moves across a thickened water bath, and pull prints of their own unique abstract designs while trying a variety of papers and surfaces. The session offers a brief look at classic motifs, including Italian styles, and traces ebru’s development in Turkey during the 13th to 15th centuries from earlier water-painting traditions in China and Japan. Instruction covers preparing a plant-based sizing bath so paints float, then guiding pools of color into distinctive patterns. The process rewards a gentle touch, thoughtful choices, openness to surprise, and patience. Makers of all experience levels are welcome, and the class is suitable for teens and adults. All necessary tools and materials are provided. Cost is $70 or $60 for members.
Book ArtsSummer Outdoor Concerts- 55 Main
The Town of Tonawanda Youth Parks and Recreation outdoor summer concert series brings live music to the Town of Tonawanda Aquatic and Fitness Center. Every Thursday night throughout the season features performances from both new and returning bands. Enjoy free concerts in a family friendly setting, with food available from the Ken-Ton Meals on Wheels Food Truck. Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs and relax with friends and family. Performances are weather dependent, and updates are shared on Facebook.
Town of Tonawanda Aquatic and Fitness CenterSteam Powered Giraffe
A show from Steam Powered Giraffe welcomes attendees of all ages. Doors open before the performance begins.
Electric CityHowling Rooster Adoption Event
Spend time with adoptable dogs in a relaxed atmosphere while enjoying a drink and brunch. This event takes place on multiple dates throughout the summer and fall.
The Howling RoosterSlime Time Summer Camp - Williamsville
Slime lovers can spend a week in Williamsville exploring gooey creations with Miss Jessica H. Campers mix and stretch a wide range of slimes, from shimmering pearl and gold leaf varieties to floam, glossy chocolate milk slime, pastel fluffy blends, and even cookie dough and fairy dough recipes. Each day balances science with creativity and teamwork through read aloud science stories, birthday themed math tricks, and a look at how chocolate is made. Art and collaboration round out the fun as campers sketch oyster and pearl scenes, craft tin foil creatures, tackle quick and messy mini games, and assemble sweet cookie sandwiches. It is a hands on experience that blends curiosity, experimentation, and playful problem solving for kids who do not mind getting a little messy.
Amherst Presbyterian ChurchKeyBank Live at Larkin presents Handsome Jack does CCR
Experience live music paired with a curated selection of food. Admission and parking are free, courtesy of presenting sponsor KeyBank and sponsor Independent Health. Returning by request for the fourth straight year, the Lockport-based and internationally touring band Handsome Jack brings a powerful, soulful blend of boogie and rock and roll that aligns with the rousing sounds of Creedence Clearwater Revival. The performance features two sets, beginning with the band’s own songs, then moving into a second set of Creedence Clearwater Revival classics.
Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country at Town Ballroom - Buffalo, NY
Funtime Presents brings Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country to Town Ballroom for a live performance. The show is open to ages 12 and older, and anyone under 16 must attend with a parent. A government issued ID is required for entry.
Town BallroomBeethoven's Fidelio (Opening Night)
Opening night at Asbury Hall features Beethoven’s only opera, presented by Sotto Voce opera collective with the Avanti Orchestra. Fidelio unfolds a story of courage and devotion as Leonore, determined to rescue her imprisoned husband, disguises herself as a boy named Fidelio to win the trust of his captors and seize the moment to secure his freedom at great personal risk. This staging brings together singers from the local area, from across the country, and from abroad, and highlights the expressive style of bel canto singing. The Avanti Orchestra from Buffalo showcases Beethoven’s orchestral writing. Two original short films by director Alex Huddleston accompany the two overtures, offering added insight into the unfolding drama. The music is sung in German, the spoken dialogue is in English, and English subtitles are provided.
Asbury HallLadies First Jazz Quartet
Experience the Ladies First Jazz Quartet, a lively ensemble connected to the award-winning Ladies First Jazz Big Band. Bring a chair, settle in, and enjoy jazz selections along with other musical highlights. Admission is free, and food will be available for purchase.
Brownedog Blues Band at Raintree Bar & Grill
Brownedog Blues Trio brings a live blues performance to Raintree Bar and Grill.
Raintree Bar And GrillMaria Sebastian Presents: Wind & Wire w/ Matt Pszonak & Brian Senefelder - The Caz Supper Club
Buffalo Music Hall of Fame singer and songwriter Maria Sebastian teams up with Buffalo repat guitarist and vocalist Matt Pszonak as Wind & Wire, delivering an Americana, roots, and classic pop mix that blends Maria’s originals with carefully chosen covers. Pedal steel player Brian Senefelder of Two Hills joins as he steps back into performing after years away from the stage. He connected with Maria after a recent John Prine tribute at Sportsmen’s, leading to this Supper Club appearance, which is among their first collaborations. The Caz Supper Club will offer dinner and drinks from its a la carte menu when doors open, with live music to follow. The set draws on influences that include Kathleen Edwards, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Aimee Mann, Jason Isbell, and Lucinda Williams.
Awesome Artists Summer Camp - Kenmore
Kids dive into the styles of celebrated artists from around the world at this Kenmore art camp. Through daily hands-on projects, simple science experiments, math connections, cooperative activities, and kid-friendly cooking, campers learn about the lives and legacies of five creators while making art of their own. One session spotlights Yayoi Kusama with dot-filled artwork, hoop flyer builds, and geometry concepts that introduce transformations such as slides and rotations. Another explores Dale Chihuly through colorful hanging sculptures that mimic glass, an ice melting investigation, edible sand art, and an art-themed word search. Henri Matisse inspires cut paper collages, a read-aloud, collaborative poetry, and mini fruit pizzas in the colors of the French flag. A day devoted to Jasper Johns features color transfer drawings, a math-based color code mystery, a social studies segment about the story behind Crayola, and group games centered on art and artists. The week concludes with Keith Haring’s bold lines and movement, inviting pop art drawing, a chalk graffiti activity connected to an erosion lesson, and large tape murals. Throughout, campers solve art puzzles, contribute to collaborative pieces, and discover new ways to blend creativity, movement, and imagination.
Cars and Canines Show
Spend the afternoon at a car show with the chance to meet adoptable dogs from Underdogs Rescue. Admission is free, music will be playing, and food will be available for purchase. There is no fee to register a car for display.
Pocketship 🚀 Future-Funk Disco Dance Party at Flow Jam in Delaware Park
Flow Jam at Hoyt Lake in Delaware Park is a Buffalo summer staple that mixes a community meetup with an outdoor arts showcase, featuring fire spinners, LED performers, live music, DJs, dancers, and artists. Pocketship delivers a future funk, disco, and modern electronic soul set built for dancing, marked by precise arrangements, lush vocal harmonies, and a festive energy that encourages a collective groove while pairing accomplished musicianship with plenty of movement. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.
Hoyt Lake in Delaware ParkThe Super Mario Galaxy Movie Summer Camp - Williamsville
In Williamsville, a summer camp themed around the Super Mario Galaxy film universe invites kids to spark their imaginations with a full week of hands-on play and learning. With Miss Anita guiding the fun, campers experiment with star launches, enjoy a Mario Kart storytime, and take on cooperative adventures that include a brick building party, a galaxy dance session, a star themed freeze game, and an escape challenge. Creative time brings character inspired art, moon rock crafting, and castle painting, while engineering play takes shape through building a LEGO kart course. Learning threads through every activity with coin counting, fast paced addition and multiplication, pattern block challenges, and a money dash exercise, plus literacy projects like making star power bookmarks. Culinary moments add flavor with galaxy inspired popcorn and fruit snacks styled like Piranha Plants. Trivia that follows gaming from arcade days to the modern Switch era rounds out the experience, and throughout the week campers collect stars, collaborate with friends, and keep the adventure going.
Amherst Presbyterian ChurchCraftmania Summer Camp - Kenmore
Craftmania brings a week of hands-on creativity to Kenmore, with campers exploring a new theme each day through art, science, stories, and movement. The adventure begins outdoors with nature inspired projects such as floral printmaking, a scavenger style hunt, simple geometry using leaves and petals, and make your own cardboard binoculars. A day of celebrations follows, featuring stomp painting with bubble wrap, a collaborative observation game, mini piñatas, and customizable fizzy fruit refreshments. Color takes center stage midweek through a rainbow marker experiment, vibrant decoupage vessels, an exploration of the history of the color blue, and handmade paper flowers. Animal art day invites playful creativity with a read aloud of Make Something Beautiful, movable mixed media crabs, fruity critter creations, and sloth pencil toppers. The finale highlights arts from around the world, from building a Puerto Rican güiro to crafting fork and spoon puppets, assembling paper quilt squares, and enjoying a reading of Welcome to Jazz. It offers an inclusive, high energy mix of making, learning, and cultural discovery for campers who love to create and explore.
Craftmania Summer Camp - Williamsville
Craftmania Summer Camp in Williamsville offers a week of hands-on creativity with Miss Ashlee, blending art, science, movement, and cultural exploration. Each day introduces a fresh theme. Nature kicks things off with flower printmaking, a leaf and petal geometry activity, an outdoor discovery challenge, and DIY cardboard binoculars. Festive fun follows with a cooperative craft guessing game, stomp painting on bubble wrap, handmade mini pinatas, and personalized fizzy fruit drinks. A focus on color brings a rainbow experiment with markers, decoupaged containers, an approachable look at the history of blue, and bright paper blossoms. Animal inspired projects include a storytime, articulated crab collages made with mixed materials, fruit critter creations, and sloth themed pencil toppers. The week concludes with arts of the world, featuring a Puerto Rican guiro you build yourself, utensil puppets, quilt style paper squares, and a jazz themed read aloud. It is designed for young makers who enjoy creating, experimenting, and exploring together.
Amherst Presbyterian ChurchBLACK ROCK BEATLES plays the music of The Beatles | Music Matter Summer Concert Series
Two back to back sets celebrate the best from The Fabs. A complimentary Red Stripe is included with every advance ticket purchase.
Sound, Crystals, And Essential Oils
Learn how sound, crystals, and essential oils can be combined to support the body's healing process in a practical class. Admission is $20 per person, and every attendee will make three products to take home and use.
Sounds & Sails w/ Vincent Mastrantonio
Experience a relaxing sail aboard the Spirit of Buffalo with live music creating the perfect backdrop. Take in wide-open views of the Buffalo Waterfront while cruising across Lake Erie, and watch the sunset from the water alongside family and friends. This summertime outing combines music, sailing, and shoreline scenery.
Spirit of Buffalo