Explore Buffalo’s walking tours have included several on Delaware Avenue including Delaware Avenue Midway and Estates Along the Avenue. Many of the homes there have […]
Explore Buffalo
Explore Buffalo is a nonprofit organization with a mission of promoting Buffalo and Western New York history, architecture, and neighborhoods through quality education to learners of all ages. Explore Buffalo's volunteer docents lead a wide range of guided tours by foot, bike, bus, kayak, and boat to explore our city's history and architecture; in 2019, more than 25,000 people participated in an Explore Buffalo tour or program. Learn more at explorebuffalo.org
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Explore Buffalo’s Sacred Spaces tour series began in January of 2020. Supported by the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Legacy Fund at the Community Foundation of […]
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This past week, on Memorial Day, the nation honored those who bravely served and ultimately sacrificed in the U.S. Armed Forces. For this week’s building […]
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Explore Buffalo’s Sacred Spaces tour series began in January of 2020. Supported by the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Legacy Fund at the Community Foundation of […]
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Author: Explore Buffalo Master Docent Denise Prince, who is a proud employee of SUNY Erie’s City Campus. This week, many university students are writing final […]
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One of Explore Buffalo’s popular tour offerings is the Sacred Spaces tour series, supported by the Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Legacy Fund at the Community […]
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In 2019, the most popular building open for Explore Buffalo’s Doors Open Buffalo event was the Electric Tower. More than 3,300 people toured through the […]
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Explore Buffalo is fortunate to have an office in First Presbyterian Church with a magnificent view of Kleinhans Music Hall – a view which we […]
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When the Blessed Trinity parish was established in 1906, few would have imagined that just 22 years later the parish would complete one of the […]
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BR readers who frequent the BPO and other events at Kleinhans Music Hall are likely familiar with the prominent church across the street. First Presbyterian […]