The Buffalo Central Terminal will be celebrating Deco-Fest tonight, June 24th. The first of its kind to benefit the restoration of the deco landmark, featuring dance demonstrations, art deco merchandise, displays and a performance from national recording artists, the Cherry Poppin' Daddies. The event is planned to coincide with the 82nd anniversary of the terminal's grand opening in 1929.
The Cheery Poppin' Daddies became famous in the late 1990's thanks to their hit "Zoot Suit Riot" which many believed to be a revival of swing dancing in the late 90's. There will be three opening acts performing as well including Rochester's Krypton 88, The Royal Crowns and rock-a-billy sounds from Buffalo's Blue Ribbon Bastards.
In addition to the three opening acts the festival will feature a retro burlesque performance by Chelsea Green from Pole Play Dance Studio and swing dancing lessons from Chuck Chazz. Retro pin up model Kelly "Kelvis" Welsted will also be in attendance to
The Cheery Poppin' Daddies became famous in the late 1990's thanks to their hit "Zoot Suit Riot" which many believed to be a revival of swing dancing in the late 90's. There will be three opening acts performing as well including Rochester's Krypton 88, The Royal Crowns and rock-a-billy sounds from Buffalo's Blue Ribbon Bastards.
In addition to the three opening acts the festival will feature a retro burlesque performance by Chelsea Green from Pole Play Dance Studio and swing dancing lessons from Chuck Chazz. Retro pin up model Kelly "Kelvis" Welsted will also be in attendance to
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