Recuperating On Sunday The Sixth
So after fireworks and celebrations on Friday and Saturday, some, if not many, Buffalonians will no doubt be hung over and tired. That’s okay. Take Sunday, skip church, and sleep in till the afternoon. Just make sure you’re up and ready to go around 2:30 PM so you can make it on time to Cozumel Grill for Sunday Bloody Sunday.
Between 3 and 6 PM, Cozumel at 153 Elmwood Avenue runs drink specials on Bloody Mary’s and Vodka drinks. A Blood Mary will only cost you $4.50 and a Vodka drink will only cost you $3. That ought to be easy on your pockets after shelling out dough all weekend. DJ Cutter will be there spinning some great music for you to relax and dance to (if your legs can handle it), and if you’re enjoying yourself, feel free to stick around.
However, if you’d like to go bar hopping, head on down to the Pearl Street Brewery at 76 Pearl Street for Sunset Sundays. This is their fourth year doing this event and it features some great local musicians. The cost to you is nothing to hear some Buffalonian talent jamming beginning at 8 PM and rocking till the wee hours of the morning.
Their line-up starts with Joe Jubei & Marc V. playing tech-house and live percussion, followed by Christ Sinister, an area original who makes rare appearances, and 12/8 Path Band, a 10-piece Brazilian-funk outfit. There may be more added to the night as July 6th comes closer, so when you’re done with your cheap Bloody Mary’s, go from the Grill to the Brewery to hear some kicking tunes.
There will be other places to recuperate on Sunday, but these two venues offer some cheap drinks and great music. Hopefully you’ll be able to make it out, but if not, you can always try to make it out next week Sunday.
Cozumel Grill
153 Elmwood Avenue
July 6th
3 – 6 PM
Pearl Street Brewery
76 Pearl Street
July 6th
8 PM - ?
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Drew
Skip church!?
After a weekend like this, you probably need some forgiveness.
Come hung over. We'll be nice.
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Auburner
Jesus, I love this city... Most forgiving place in the world!
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oldtimeconstruction
Or come out to hear three men's choruses from three countries. Buffalo Gay Men's Chorus is hosting Schola Cantarosa (Hamburg, Germany) and Forte (Toronto) in performance at the Unitarian Universalist Church. 695 Elmwood Ave at 4 PM. All sets $10
The Schola Cantarosa doesn't just stand there singing, they perform! Expect choreography, outstanding voices, and humor.
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