Every day Monica Power supplies her picks for cool events happening in Western New York; you can also find her at her Facebook page.

The South Buffalo Farmer’s Market. 12 guest vendors, 20 full time vendors, Barbara Bell Book Giveaway, and music by Junk Drawer Uke Band. 9am – 1pm

Son Henry at Hamburg Brewing Company. 10am – 2pm

Jacob Jay at Jazzboline Restaurant & Bar. 10am – 230pm

5th Annual Pride in the Park with Rainbow Collective of WNY at Hamburg Memorial Park. Performances and demonstrations by by Adam Beiter, Be Witched Buffalo, Beth Licata Cooke, Pride Guard, followed by Color Guard with Diana Patton, Welcome Address by Tee and Holly, Buffalo Drag Story Hour, Miss Alternative Foundation, Mx. Autistix, Open Mic, Lydvicious, Selma Body, Anatomy, Solar Frantics, Rookie Knights, Benjamin Berry, Buffalo Gay Men’s Chorus/Nickel City Treble Makers, Sober One Six, Vogue Buffalo, and FARROW. Event begins at 1045am

Buffalo Greefest at Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church – Buffalo, NY, day 3 of 3. 11am – 6pm

Jim Beishline and Janice Mitchell at The Terrace at Delaware Park. 1130am – 230pm

Screening of “My Name is Pauli Murray” at The Screening Room Cinema & Arts Cafe. A multiracial Black and LGBTQ+ pioneer, Murray broke barriers as the first Black person to earn a JSD from Yale Law School, co-founded the National Organization for Women, and was the first Black person perceived as a woman ordained in the Episcopal Church. Collecting donations for the Pauli Murray Foundation. 1pm

Ellen Pieroni & the Encyclopedia of Soul at Jack Rabbit. 1 – 4pm

The Brothers of Invention on the floating River Barge Stage at Buffalo RiverWorks. 1 – 4pm

AppleJack Band and Stealin’ at Rockin Buffalo. Proceeds will be donated to St. Judes Children’s Research Hospital in honor of Dave Phi. Basket raffle, 50/50, and door prize. 1 – 7pm – $20

Doused in Death IVV: 3-Day Metal Festival at Milkie’s on Elmwood., day 3 of 3. Music by Tar Bucket, Vicious Intent, Kill Uncle, The Polyester Friends, Ground Sweat, Death Island, Anthropic, Wasted Space, and LacerateBuffalo. Music at 1pm

Buffalo Ecstatic Dance and Talking Circles at Hickory Urban Sanctuary 232 Pratt Street Buffalo. Family-friendly, all ages welcome. 2 – 5pm – $5-$10 suggested donation

Screening of Wes Anderson’s “The Phoenician Scheme” at North Park Theatre. Showing at 2, 430, 7, and 930pm

Healy & The Day Drinkers and Static at Sully’s at Harbor Walk. 3pm

Jony James Band at The Hilltop Inn and Grove. 3pm

Blackseed Band at The Ship Bar & Grill. 3pm

“The Big Finish” – ACE Orchestra Concert at Amherst Chamber Ensembles. Final concert of the season featuring Sarah Wilder and Richard Ninemaker for Concert #2 for Two Clarinets, Op. 91 by Franz Krommer. 3pm

Mark Christy of “FLIPSIDE” at Hamburg Taproom – Just Pizza & Wing Co. 3 – 6pm

Steelhorse at Stockman’s Tavern & Grove. 330pm

Celebration of Walt Whitman at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House. Walt Whitman was one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s favorite writers and an important influence on his work. On May 31, Walt turns 206, while on June 8, Frank turns 158. Talk on Whitman and Wright by Karen Karbiener, founding of the Walt Whitman Initiative and author of a forthcoming Whitman biography. Recitations of Whitman’s poetry by actors from Ujima Theatre. Performance by the Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus, previewing their world premiere of A Whitman Symphony, with compositions by Lee Hoiby from texts by Whitman. Addmission is free but space is limited so reservations are required. 430 – 6pm

Michael Hund Live at Prohibition 2020. 5pm

Madds, MVRBLES, Jillie Wags, and Danny Delta at SOL Buffalo. 5pm

Static-X, GWAR, + DOPE +, and A Killer’s Confession at Buffalo RiverWorks. Doors at 530pm

Bad Suns, little image, and The Ramona Flowers at Town Ballroom. Doors at 6pm

Texas Hippie Coalition, SevenStones, Makes My Blood Dance, Brother Floyd & The Blessed Sinners, and Silver Proof at Rec Room Buffalo. Doors at 6pm

Ann Philippone Musician at Nietzsche’s. 6 – 8pm

Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder at Sportsmen’s Park. Rain or shine. Bring a chair. Music at 6pm – $60

Dinner and A Show at The Caz featuring Kaki King. Seating at 6pm, dinner at 7, music at 730pm

Burn the Jukebox and Karma Queen at Buffalo Iron Works. Music at 8pm – $22

Dead Gowns, Bryan Dubay and Rattlesnake Jake in The 9th Ward at Babeville. Music at 8pm – $25

Jazz Cache at Nietzsche’s. 830pm