Museum's Attic
On Saturday, October 4th, be sure to attend the 5th Annual Museum’s Attic from 6:30pm to 11:00 pm. Tickets are $75 and include dinner/dessert - cash bar is available. This year there will be a museum-wide treasure hunt and a curator-led behind-the-scenes tour. Live entertainment will also be provided. *All proceeds to benefit the educational programs of the Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences.
Further information on Museum’s Attic is available by calling 716-896-5200. Tickets may be purchased online at www.sciencebuff.org.
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Could anyone think of a better use for a casino windfall to Buffalo and to NYS than to ask for both the city and state to direct their funds to a full restoration, expansion including a decking over the Kensington for our beloved Science Museum.
Few cities can rival our abundance of cultural amenities. Particularly our Science Museum, our Historical Museums, our Pan Am and Presidential Museums, our Karpelles, our transportation and our Lower Lakes Museum, our Air&Naval + our new Aerospace museum....all the way to our art museums.
Buffalo does need a Childrens Museum!
But the Science Museum is really one of those particularly special jewels in the Buffalo crown and its an anchor for the eastside located between City Honors/Masten Armory and Central Terminal.
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