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SUMMARY:Regional Film: The Big Lebowski (1998)
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate a Smith tradition with our annual screening of The Big Lebowski! Join us on March 6th (Day of the Dude!) for this beloved cult classic\, which has inspired a pseudo-religion and countless quotable moments. \nUltimate L.A. slacker Jeff “The Dude” Lebowski\, mistaken for a millionaire of the same name\, seeks restitution for a rug ruined by debt collectors\, enlisting his bowling buddies to help while trying to find the millionaire’s missing wife. A star-studded cast\, led by Jeff Bridges\, brings this outlandish tale to life\, making it a must-see on the big screen. \nRemember to stop by Concessions in our beautiful lobby to purchase your fresh\, delicious popcorn\, and be sure to catch the vintage cartoon short screening before our feature film! \nMovie Rating: Rated R for pervasive strong language\, drug content\, sexuality and brief violence\nRunning Time: 1 hour\, 57 minutes
URL:https://thebuffalohive.com/event/regional-film-the-big-lebowski-1998/
LOCATION:The Smith Opera House\, 82 Seneca Street\, Geneva\, NY 14456\, USA\, Geneva\, NY\, 14456\, United States
CATEGORIES:Film,Film/Cinema
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SUMMARY:Buffalo Art: Opening of 'Portions\,' by Alexa Joan Givens Wajed
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for the opening reception of Portions on March 20\, 2026\, from 6 to 9 pm at Hunt Art Gallery\, Brisbane Building\, 403 Main Street\, Buffalo\, NY. In this new solo exhibition\, Alexa Joan Givens Wajed reflects on the quiet accumulation of a life spent nurturing others while continuing to create in the spaces that remain. \nAlexa Wajed has lovingly poured herself outward into family\, children\, partnership\, and the quiet labor of supporting others’ lives and careers. Through it all\, she has remained an artist\, her creative moments revealing little parts of herself. Intimate in scale and generous in spirit\, each piece becomes a serving\, a moment of presence\, memory\, or release\, offerings that when experienced side by side\, are revealed to be enough. \nSmall meditative abstract line works emerge through intuitive mark-making. Created without expectation\, they quiet the mind and allow a lyrical flow to take over. The process itself is healing\, an act of listening rather than directing. The lines move\, pause\, and breathe\, mirroring the internal rhythms of care\, exhaustion\, and renewal. \nLittle Parts of Me unfolds through three interwoven sections. Works on paper are created using natural dyes made from pomegranate skins\, beets\, hibiscus\, and butterfly pea flowers. Each material carries memory and intention: pomegranate skins as an echo of her father\, butterfly pea flowers for healing. Gum arabic and cloves are added to preserve the pigments\, though fading is inevitable. Like memory\, the body\, like care itself\, these materials shift\, wash away slightly\, and change over time. Nothing here is meant to remain untouched. \nVessels: baskets\, bowls\, compartments\, purses—forms designed to hold. These works reflect the human tendency to carry more than we should\, and longer than we realize. The artist asks: Why do I possess so many containers? They are all just there\, empty. What am I holding on to? They speak to unconscious accumulation: emotional labor\, responsibility\, grief\, love. They linger between fullness and release\, asking what it means\, what it feels like\, to finally empty something when we know we need to. \nSpice Drops draw directly from memory\, specifically the artist’s mother\, who loved the candy of the same name. Actual spices are incorporated into the works\, blending scent\, texture\, nostalgia\, and Wajed’s culinary background. These pieces are small but potent\, grounding sweetness in substance. \nBlack Drops shift the language. Fine line work interrupted by larger black dots. They act as punctuation marks\, moments of gravity\, silence\, and interruption\, some thoughts landing heavier than others. \nPortraits & Abstract Identities: six digital drawings that anchor the exhibition in the human figure. An exploration through black and white compositions\, punctuated with color\, where identity is fluid\, layered\, and unfinished—never one thing\, never fully named. These are not likenesses so much as rendered emotional presences\, attitudes\, characters\, fractured mental states. Each portrait is paired with a poem\, extending the image into the language and interiority of the artist. \nGesture Acquires Mass: the exhibition introduces sculptural pieces that extend Wajed’s signature line work into three dimensional space. Large cutout shapes\, manually constructed and carved using sign-making materials\, and wood\, further evolve her long standing practice in leather work and bring her meditative mark making into the physical realm with no expectations. \nThis exhibition is not about grand gestures. It is about what is possible in between—responsibilities\, difficult and beautiful moments—embracing all that she has\, she honors what can be made in portions.
URL:https://thebuffalohive.com/event/buffalo-art-opening-of-portions-by-alexa-joan-givens-wajed/
LOCATION:Hunt Art Gallery/Beebe’s at the Gallery
CATEGORIES:Art,Exhibition,Film/Cinema
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SUMMARY:Regional film: Zootopia (2016) Matinee
DESCRIPTION:From the largest elephant to the smallest shrew\, the city of Zootopia is a mammal metropolis where various animals live and thrive. When Judy Hopps (Ginnifer Goodwin) becomes the first rabbit to join the police force\, she quickly learns how tough it is to enforce the law. Determined to prove herself\, Judy jumps at the opportunity to solve a mysterious case. Unfortunately\, that means working with Nick Wilde (Jason Bateman)\, a wily fox who makes her job even harder.\n\n\n\n\n\nMovie Rating: PG\nRunning Time: 1 hour\, 48 minutes
URL:https://thebuffalohive.com/event/regional-film-zootopia-2016-matinee-2/
LOCATION:The Smith Opera House\, 82 Seneca Street\, Geneva\, NY 14456\, USA\, Geneva\, NY\, 14456\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family + Kids,Film
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