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Three in a Row: The Buffalo Bandits Are Building a Dynasty
The Buffalo Bandits just won their third straight NLL title. If you haven't been watching, you've been missing something special.
7 Cool Things to do With Dad This Weekend | June 15-17th
Cool things to do with Dad in WNY this coming weekend, June 15-17th.
Bringing Earth Day Home
It was 1970. The war was raging in Vietnam. Air pollution was ubiquitous and to many - even in Buffalo - it still smelled like prosperity. The word environment was more likely to be heard in a spelling bee than on the evening news…
Mixology Part VI: "Moustache"
Moustache RECIPE:egg white2 oz Gin - we prefer Lockhouse3/4 oz lemon juice3/4 oz simple syrup- add sparkling wine- top with cardamom bitters- garnish with rosemary
Review: Navigators @ Alleyway Theatre
Alleyway Theatre opened its 40th season of developing and producing new plays and musicals with its 150th production, Navigators, part family drama, part mystery, part indictment of corrupt politics...
An Interview With In The Valley Below
In The Valley Below performs at Brew on the Water 2019 this weekend, but first, a chat with BuffaloVibe about their inspirations, personal messages, and of course, their favorite beer.
Thanksgiving Booze Pairings- with local, WNY suggestions
Have you ever spent way too much time in the liquor store trying to find the perfect Thanksgiving booze pairings? Then when it comes time to actually drink what you bought, you don't even like the pairing.…
On Bills Fandom Through the Ages
Being a Bills fan is hard, especially if you've had to endure decades of failure.
The History of Pumpkin Beer and 10 WNY Brews to Try
October is here! That means cooler days filled with beautiful fall colors. We absolutely love the fall! One of our favorite things is the seasonal beers. Sure, there are seasonal beers around all year,…
A Love Letter to the Queen City: Stephen “ESPO” Powers talks Emotional Wayfinding
The Albright-Knox hosts the artist's talk and reveals new "Emotional Wayfinding" signs.
Exploring Buffalo's Public Art Scene - Part II
Discover the murals of Main Street!
Buffalo Distilling Company
What's the story? From moonshine to prime time this crafty distiller has made a distinctive mark on the Buffalo booze scene. As a New York State Farm Distillery, Buffalo Distilling Company…
Medicinal Plants Growing in YOUR Yard
Medicinal plants are growing where? In the yard? That can't be right. The yard is just grass and weeds. Maybe so, but did you know some of those "weeds" can be used as medicine?
Poison Ivy - Learn to ID and stay rash-free
Everyone should learn to identify poison ivy. Here in WNY, it grows in ample supply. Even if you live in a city apartment and rarely hit the park, there is still a chance of accidental contact.
Youth Artists in Buffalo: Sage Enderton
Mohawk Place. Sugar City. Public. Canalside. Allen Street Dress Shop. Remedy House. Just Buffalo Writing Center. Sage Enderton, published widely in print and online, lists all these places and more…
Salt Cave Rejuvenation
An ancient, natural, non-invasive, and efficient method of healing right here in WNY.
Urban Foraging - Edible wild plants in the city
Urban foraging. Yes, that is a real thing! Even if you live in the Buffalo metro area, you can find plants to forage.
Griffis Sculpture Park: A local treasure
Explore nature's art gallery.
Right Now Might Be a Great Time to Jump Into Comics
The summer season calls for many things including ice cream, swimming, drive-ins, summer blockbusters—and comic books?
5 Great Hiking and Biking Trails In Western New York
After what seems like one of the longest winters in Buffalo history, the sun is finally out and summer is in full swing. Barbecues are lit for family gatherings, parks are full of kids running around, and trails are ready for walkers, bikers, and hikers.
Remember to Remember
The parade of picnics and scent of hot Italian sausage on the grill threatens each year to obscure the meaning of Memorial Day. Let's remember to remember the men and women who have died while serving our country.
A Dozen of My Favorite Courtyards and Patios
The lilacs are in bloom, the sun is bright, and it's not dark until nearly 9:00pm. Why in the world would you eat indoors? My dining preferences from now until well after Labor Day are all al fresco.
It's finally Spring...Let the cherry trees blossom!
In a city full of festivals, the Buffalo Cherry Blossom Festival is important. Cherry blossoms, or sakura, are a symbol of spring. In a city known for winter, the cherry blossoms and the Festival that celebrates them is a harbinger of spring. And boy, are we ready for spring this year in Buffalo.
See the Movie. Read the Book. Create Community.
Can war create community? Perhaps. With the help of a book, a movie, some exhibits and a bunch of events. It's the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I. The One Community One Book initiative is…
From Farm to Fork to Fine Cuisine
Buffalo has always had great pub food, the delicious byproduct of a long, robust pub culture. Both beef on 'weck and the ubiquitous wings are key ingredients of this comfort cuisine. Then, a little over…
Trimania: So Much More than Just a Really Great Party
What spans 2 blocks, 6 floors, and more than 520,000 square feet? When is this vast, repurposed, historically significant building filled with hundreds of artists making art, musicians making music, dancers shaking their booties, and thousands of revelers taking it all in? Answer: during Trimania!
Taylor Made Jazz Celebrates 30 years of Jazz and Blues in Buffalo and Abroad
In 1987, Van Taylor had an idea--create a jazz-oriented band that could work on various levels, including education. He assembled an array of musicians and world class entertainers...and the rest is 30 years of history.
Last Minute Father's Day Gifts: Buffalo 2018
Instead of searching "Best Fathers Day Gift" on Google this year and buying something off of Amazon for 2 day shipping, try one of these local options first :)
What's Your Story?
I believe that stories are powerful. And I love making them more powerful, and making sure that they are shared. That's the role that I see publishing playing. And that's why I publish beautiful books about Buffalo and by WNY authors and artists…
On the Other Border
A Buffalo woman has one foot on the Canadian border and the other on the border on which Trump is planning to build a wall. As immigration and border security debates roil in the House and the Senate, Trudy Cusella is headed to El Comedor, an aid station run by the Jesuits and staffed by Sisters of
