There’s a lot to be excited about at the Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens these days. The good news keeps on coming.

I grew up first in Buffalo and then Grand Island, and yet as a kid I barely put a toe in the Lake Erie or, God forbid, the ...

Public Invited to Friendly Fitness Summit Hosted in Buffalo Friday, January 31 – Sunday, February 2, 2025 For many, winter ...

Hello Buffalo! Welcome to The Preservation Pursuit, a monthly spotlight series that showcases the triumphs and pitfalls of historic preservation in the 716. In this edition, we will examine the ...

Residential Completed. Nearly two hundred residential units were added to the downtown market. Five projects with 197 units were completed; the largest in the Old First Ward. The Frizlen Group and ...

If you thought you would live to see Buffalo’s grain complexes turned into residences, you are probably one of a local handful. Even the lead architect on the Silo City redevelopment project ...

Reaching back to the late 19 th and early 20 th Centuries, Buffalo’s newspaper headlines (Buffalo Museum of Science Weather Archives) are replete with references to snowstorms and blizzards ...

Is “radical” a bad word today? It certainly has been in the past. How did I learn about such things? Certainly not in grade school, and not even in college, but from being a student of history.

Olivier Pasquet installation for Torn Space’s STATIONS, 2018 – Photo Credit: Michael W. Thomas Ladies First | April 20, 2024 7:00pm Torn Space Theater – 612 Fillmore Ave. Buffalo Tickets ...

In the 19 th century, Canal Street—epicenter of The Hooks, a hard-bitten section of the city sandwiched between the Erie Canal and Lake Erie—had earned a rightly skeevy reputation as a hive of ...

D’Youville University is moving its new College of Osteopathic Medicine downtown after dropping plans for a new building on its West Side campus. Business First is reporting the downtown move ...

Continue the series on walking Buffalo, from the intrepid couple who walked every day—no matter the weather—in the first 3 years of covid. They think (without being systematic) they walked ...