By Dick Shaner
Singer/songwriter Ron Hawkins is best known to Western New York music fans from his days - and high-energy Buffalo area shows - with Toronto's beloved Lowest of the Low, as front man for the
By Dick Shaner
Singer/songwriter Ron Hawkins is best known to Western New York music fans from his days - and high-energy Buffalo area shows - with Toronto's beloved Lowest of the Low, as front man for the
Now playing: World premiere musical production examines the Great Depression, FDR, New Deal
Tom Naples takes history very seriously. "The Great Depression was America's finest hour," says Naples, a WNY musician and historian whose work has often revolved around the 1930s. "While the world labored through a Depression that
The Elmwood Village Association (EVA) is proud to announce the participation of several talented local designers in Mass Appeal, a fashion event presented by Sorrento Cheese. "Including local designers adds a level of excitement to the event," says Mass Appeal producer Erin Habes. "Preparing for a professional show gets their (local designers) creative juices flowing and the audience is sure to appreciate their one-of-a-kind collections."
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By Susan Marie
"Sometimes, everybody's getting in my mind / Oh Lord, I can't break through this time / sometimes, there can be no reason or rhyme / for the things I cannot rewind."
"Smoke,"
Buffalo's favorite Idiots, and youngest polka band, are nominated in multiple categories for this year's Buffalo Music Awards. /lifestyle/index.html
By Amy Christman
The Little Stranger by Sarah Waters is a gripping combination of spooky ghost story, psychological drama, and social observation.
Greg Gerke is a writer living in Buffalo. The native of Wisconsin, who grew up in the City of Milwaukee, will have a reading of his novel, There's Something Wrong with Sven, a collection of short stories and flash fiction, at Talking Leaves Books! 3158 Main Street location, on November 4th at 7PM.
In the spring of 2003, three young filmmakers traveled to Africa in search of a story. What started out as a filmmaking adventure transformed into much more when these boys from Southern California discovered a tragedy that disgusted and inspired them, a tragedy where children are both the weapons and the victims.
After returning to the States, they created the documentary "Invisible Children: Rough Cut," a film that exposes the
By Kelly Lovering
El Buen Amigo will host its second annual Día de los Muertos celebration Sunday, November 1st, from 4 - 8PM, at 114 Elmwood Avenue. Día de Los Muertos is a traditional Mexican holiday that brings together family, friends and loved ones to honor those who have passed.
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Lots of things are cooking at Sugar City these days, from a screening of Barbarella last week, a performance by the folk duo Paleface, new exhibitions by Jay Miller and Tambyln Gawley, and a swap o rama rama night of free stuff-trading.
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BECPL Staff Review by Britt White
Che: A Graphic Biography by Spain Rodriguez is a lovingly written work of graphic non-fiction about the life
The most requested play at the Irish Classical Theatre Company will open on Friday, October 30th. Someone Who'll Watch Over Me by Frank McGuinness, was last presented by ICTC at The Calumet in 1994 to great audience and critical acclaim.
It's the story of three strangers - an Irishman,
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