If you want to equate music with sports, the BPO announcing next season’s events is like the Bills revealing next season’s schedule. Here is the BPO’s full list.
The BPO performed the first half of its Tchaikovsky Festival this weekend, with two compositions by the composer and one inspired by him. Reviewer Douglas Levy has the story on how it all played out.
Your choices this week range from a Led Zeppelin documentary to David Lynch’s “Blue Velvet” and Walter Salles’ take on life under a dictator. M. Faust has where you can find them, and pretty much anything else that’s playing in Western New York.
“I’m Still Here” hearkens back to the years of dictatorship in Brazil, but it seems all too timeless. Meanwhile, “Bring Them Down” has lovely views and a cast of unhappy souls. M. Faust has the details.
It’s local and national hardcore royalty returning to the stage this Saturday at the Town Ballroom as Snapcase and Many Eyes (with Keith Buckley singing) return to town.
When we go inside over the winter, a lot of birds make their way to the Niagara River. Birds on the Niagara: The international Birding Festival is a great chance to see them alongside other birders.
The BPO will be performing part 1 of its two-part Tchaikovsky festival this weekend, but classical fans can also look forward to opera at the Resurgence Brewery and Bach & Brews next week at the Ninth Ward.
Looking for some visual arts content in Buffalo? Dana Tyrrell provides a list of exhibits happening around the city, including an upcoming art exchange and a CEPA show of photos by Arthur “Tafawa” Hicks .
Wednesday, Feb. 5, 7:30 p.m.: CFI Literary Café Series themed open reading, “Opening the Heart: A Valentine for the World—Love, Compassion, Unity, Diversity,” hosted by poet Ryki Zuckerman. Center for […]
