Buffalo Film: BIFF OFFSCREEN: DE PROFUNDIS
Lawrence Brose's three part, hand-processed, experimental film based on Oscar Wilde's prison letter DE PROFUNDIS.
Lawrence Brose's three part, hand-processed, experimental film based on Oscar Wilde's prison letter DE PROFUNDIS.
Cabin Boy - Longing for First Mate from the series Crossing the Line.
A monthly interactive art program in partnership with L'Arche Buffalo and Communities of Care, University at Buffalo, for adults with and without intellectual disabilities, combining docent-led art exploration with hands-on art-making.
A two-day beginner knitting workshop for ages 8-12 taught by Michaela Worosz, covering needle-making, casting on, and the knit and purl stitches.
A sculptural bookmaking workshop with artist Andy Krzystek exploring experimental mark-making and drawing techniques to build a handmade lotus book.
A monthly kids' book club pairing a featured children's book with a guided gallery tour and hands-on art-making. October's book is Where Did My Clothes Come From? by Chris Butterworth, with a Design a Sweater art project.
A free program for people with Alzheimer's and their caregivers featuring interactive gallery tours and hands-on art-making in a stress-free, inclusive setting.
A free, award-winning gallery-based dance and wellness program for people impacted by Parkinson's disease, led by Dance for PD teaching artist Cynthia Pegado. No previous experience needed; fully accessible.
A relaxed members-only social gathering featuring afternoon refreshments, a docent-led 'In Focus' gallery tour, and hands-on art-making.
Author Neil Tetkowski discusses his memoir Ragazzo Americano: Reflections on the Enchanted Years in Tuscany of the 1960s.
A playful toddler program (ages 2-4) combining stories, songs, and art-making in the galleries. Adults must attend with their child. Runs four Fridays: Nov 6, 13, 20 and Dec 4.
A fiber arts workshop with Emma DuBois teaching needle felting and wet felting techniques to visibly mend or embellish a sweater or knit garment. Participants should bring their own sweater.
A free, drop-in monthly art-making session open to all ages and skill levels; no registration required. November's theme is Fall Watercolors, inspired by the work of Charles E. Burchfield.
A free monthly Saturday program for care partners and people impacted by Parkinson's disease, featuring caregiver resources and discussion, guided art-making, a docent-led gallery tour, and social time. Free weekend parking.
A free, creative sensory-aware program for autistic children ages 5-25 and their families, offering hands-on art experiences, social-skill building, and a quiet sensory space.
A monthly writing workshop exploring ekphrastic writing inspired by the galleries, led by poet and Education Associate Lucia LoTempio, followed by a guided gallery tour.
A playful toddler program (ages 2-4) combining stories, songs, and art-making in the galleries. Adults must attend with their child. Runs four Fridays: Nov 6, 13, 20 and Dec 4.
Free late-night museum access on the second Friday of the month, featuring live music, gallery access, art-making, curated screenings, and Roux Soup Bar & Café.
An interactive workshop for parents, grandparents, and caregivers led by Kathy Shiroki, teaching playful strategies to engage children with art through games, movement, and storytelling, with a concurrent children's workshop.
A free, award-winning gallery-based dance and wellness program for people impacted by Parkinson's disease, led by Dance for PD teaching artist Cynthia Pegado. No previous experience needed; fully accessible.
A monthly interactive art program in partnership with L'Arche Buffalo and Communities of Care, University at Buffalo, for adults with and without intellectual disabilities, combining docent-led art exploration with hands-on […]
A playful toddler program (ages 2-4) combining stories, songs, and art-making in the galleries. Adults must attend with their child. Runs four Fridays: Nov 6, 13, 20 and Dec 4.
A free program for people with Alzheimer's and their caregivers featuring interactive gallery tours and hands-on art-making in a stress-free, inclusive setting.
Author P.A. Kane discusses their novel Larry Plumb Is Still Here, about a small-town highway commissioner navigating family conflict and professional upheaval.
A playful toddler program (ages 2-4) combining stories, songs, and art-making in the galleries. Adults must attend with their child. Runs four Fridays: Nov 6, 13, 20 and Dec 4.
