Today in Local Music and Community: Sunday Oct. 27, 2024
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Today in Local Music and Community: Sunday Oct. 27, 2024

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


2025 Buffalo Infringement Festival Poster Contest. Open call for a design that represents the independent and creative spirit of the festival which encompasses Music, Dance, Theater, Film, Art, and Literature. Contest closes November 30th

Road To Recovery at Hamburg Brewing Company. 10am

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

JT3 at The Caz. John Aaron Troy, winds, Harry Graser, keys, and Tom Vayo, drums. 1130am – 230pm – $39

All Ages Halloween Party at Hofbrauhaus Buffalo. Entertainment by Magician Nick Mambretti. Music by DJ Scafetta. 12 – 3pm

Cami Clune at The Ridge West Seneca. 12 – 3pm

21st Annual Female Musicians Fighting Breast Cancer at Sportsmens Tavern. Performances by Silent Legacy Band, The Blackrock Beatles, Big Martha: An Allman Brothers Band Experience, and The Fleetwood Mac Experience. 1 – 530pm – $10

“ferð við Norðrsaer” at Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center. Christopher Behrend Photography‘s photography and video of 7 years of travel throughout the North Atlantic including Iceland, Greenland, and the Faroe Islands. Full catalogue of his collection plus video screenings at 130, 4, and 6pm, with artist Q+A at 130 and 6pm. 1 – 8pm

Dr. Jazz & the Jazzbugs at Nietzsche’s. 330 – 530pm

Ghosts, Goblins, and Other Musical Oddities with Buffalo Choral Arts Society at St. Joseph University Church. 4pm

The Colored Musicians Club & Jazz Museum Sunday Jazz Series at The Buffalo History Museum featuring Joel Nicholas. Doors at 530pm – $25

Pure Ink Poetry Slam at Ujima. 12 spots for the slam, 4 for open mic. Sign up at 6, slam at 630pm – $5 for slammers, $10 for spectators

Ann Philippone Musician‘s Sunday Piano Party at Nietzsche’s. 6 – 8pm

Album Release for Adam LaGreca Band with Mikey Strongmen of Twenty Thousand Strongmen and Goodbye Metro at Milkie’s on Elmwood. Doors at 7pm – $8

“When Freedom is the Question, Abolition is the Answer: Reflections on Collective Liberation” Book Discussion with author Bill Ayers at Burning Books. 7pm

Ahmed Al-kadri in The 9th Ward at Babeville. Show at 8pm – $25

Jazz Caché at Nietzsche’s. 830pm

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