The Grosvenor Room is proud to host a series of free local history lectures in 2026, lead by experts from Explore Buffalo. Join us on March 7, National Cereal Day, […]
The New York and Erie Rail Road was the first railroad to link the Atlantic and the Great Lakes; and when it opened in 1851 it was the longest railroad […]
The Jamestown Street Railway Trolley Car #93 marks its 100th birthday this year. Put in service in 1926, it was one of the many street cars that serviced passengers somewhere […]
America celebrates the 250th Anniversary of its independence this year; and all across the nation events are being planned to commemorate this milestone. Chautauqua County is no different. There were […]
February 2026 marks not only the 70th anniversary of the premiere of the film Forever, Darling, featuring Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, but also the historic homecoming event that took place in […]
Writer Jeff Z. Klein and illustrator Scott A. Wood share the rollicking history of Buffalo’s infamous Canal District. Great Lakes mariners and shipwrecks are given a fresh retelling in this […]
Jewish Repertory Theatre of WNY has long been one of Buffalo’s most reliable producers of intimate, idea-driven drama, and Conscience by Joe DiPietro is no exception, writes reviewer Bella Poynton.
J. Tim Raymond has been many things — a hitchhiker, a social worker, an artist and now author of “Slack Action: My Year of Marginal Mishaps, 1967”. P.A. Kane spoke with him about his experiences and his book.
A monthly lecture series featuring the UB Humanities Institute’s Faculty Fellows for the current academic year, hosted at Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center. 4:00pm | Mingling 4:15pm | Introductions and featured […]
Holocaust survivor Fishel Philip Goldig spoke Sunday at Niagara University. Presented by the Lewiston Council on the Arts, Goldig spoke – and sang, too, as he shared his story. Photographer Chelsea Sears was there to capture the scenes.
