Artvoice Events Calendar
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5-11pm:
Power Lines. Work by Nancy Davies and Liz Birardi (through Nov. 21)
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8am-9pm:
New prints by Buffalo printmaker Joel Lewitsky (through Nov. 9)
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8am-6pm:
Milk Weed. Paintings by Kyla Avery Kegler (through Oct. 23)
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6am-9pm:
Samplings: The Artists of Bryant Street Studios. Group exhibition featuring work by Adele Becker, Susan Budash, Susan Copley, Jason Klinger, and Ginny Lohr (in the Bunis Family Gallery through Dec. 28)
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9am-9pm:
Sticks & Stones. Mixed media drawings by Priscilla Bowen (through Oct. 25)
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8am-5pm:
Photography by John Kaye (through Oct. 31)
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1:30-8:30pm:
Landscapes by Lockport artist Douglas Michalski (through Oct. 31)
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9pm:
MaddHalloween Art Opening. Artwork by Maddtat2.com artists and Friends, music by MC Pez and DJ Beloved
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10am-5pm:
REMIX the Collection. Recent acquisitions and works from the Permanent Collection
10am-5pm:
Remix Inner Space: Photography from the Collection (through Jan. 4)
10am-5pm:
From Tusk to Tail: Animals and Art (through Jan. 25)
10am-5pm:
From Tusk to Tail: Animals and Art (through Jan. 30)
10am-5pm:
Works on Paper: The Natalie and Irving Forman Collection (through Oct. 19)
10am-5pm:
Op Art Revisited: Selections from the Albright-Knox Art Gallery (through Jan. 25)
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9am-5pm, Rte. 39 :
Council Fires. Mixed media work by Native American artists Tom Huff, Nancy Smith, Earl Dionne, Mike Martel, and Jay Carrier (through Oct. 17)
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8am-8pm:
Art Department Faculty Exhibit (through Oct. 24)
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11am-5pm, Tri-Main Building, Suite 500:
Solo shows by painter David Schirm and sculptor Justin Thompson (through Nov. 1)
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9am-4pm:
Visions of Tifft. Photographs by Biff Hendrich (through Nov. 30)
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10am-5pm:
Trans-Evolution: Examining Bio Art. Work by Paul Vanouse, Oron Catts and Ionat Zurr, and Elizabeth Demaray (through Dec. 29)
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11am-4pm:
2008 Members Exhibition. Curated by John Massier (through Oct. 17)
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11am-5pm, Niagara University:
Max Streicher: Metamorphosis. Exhibit based on Kafka’s Metamorphosis (through Jan. 25)
11am-5pm, Niagara University:
Homage to Picasso (through Feb. 15)
11am-5pm, Niagara University:
Thus I Passe By. Paintings by Richard Huntington (through Jan. 18)
11am-5pm, Niagara University:
InterpretingTraditional Genres (through Dec. 23)
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10am-4pm, Niagara Falls Conference Center:
Selections from the Charles Rand Penney Collection of Historical Niagara Falls Prints (through Oct. 19)
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midnight:
The Combing Wave. Recent Works by Jozef Bajus (through Nov. 2)
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5-9pm:
Time Flies When You’re Having Fun. Featuring the work of local artist Neil Mahar (through Nov. 2)
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10am-6pm:
People, Places, and Things. 3-Dimensional photo perspective by Paul Pasquarelli (through Oct. 24)
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9am-4pm:
Permanent Waves. Work by Tom Holt (through Oct. 31)
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11am-6pm:
Two exhibitions: Andrew Reyes and Rodney Taylor: The Next Hundred Years (through Oct. 25)
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10am-5pm:
Art Metropolis 2008 (through Dec. 31)
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7am-10pm:
Sculptures by Joseph Jacobs, Frank Mount Pleasant Olympic Medal Exhibit, paintings, and other mediums (through Dec. 30)
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9am-5pm:
Buffalo/Niagara Art Association Annual Fall Exhibition (through Oct. 31)
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10am-5pm, Lenox Hotel:
Paper Thin Walls. Works on paper by Katherine Sehr (through Nov. 19)
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10-10am:
Inspired Muse. Work by Paulette Jurek, Eileen McNamara, and Joan Swatty (through Oct. 24)
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9:30am-5:30pm, Market Arcade:
Various Views. Work by Richard Christian and Lukia Costello (through Oct. 31)
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10am-5pm:
Anniversary year reinstallation of the University’s Permanent Collection
10am-5pm:
African Odyssey. The art and material culture of Africa
10am-5pm:
Art of Sky, Art of Earth: Maya Cosmic Imagery
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noon-5pm:
Continuum: The Mackrell Collage Archive Project by Gerald Mead based on work by Marie MacKrell (through Oct. 18).
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1-7pm, Ansonia Center:
Just South of Here: A Photographic Journey by Connie Coleman and Alan Powell (through Oct. 31)
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10am-2pm:
Meditations on Summer. New paintings by Cynnie Gaasch (through Nov. 22)
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11am-5pm:
Ode to Michael Goldberg (1924-2007): Selective Thievery and the Practice of Looking. Memorial exhibition (through Jan. 18)
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11am-5pm, North Campus:
Lyle Ashton Harris Blow Up. Celebrated photographer’s first major museum survey traveling exhibit (through Oct. 18)
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9:30am-4:30pm:
What’s Cooking: Women in the Kitchen (through Dec. 31)
9:30am-4:30pm:
Blue Monday: Washday and Women, Picturing Our Past
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10am-5pm:
Cathedrals of Industry Part II: Photographs by Michael L. Horowitz (through Jan. 25)
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10am-5pm:
Culture Quest. New themed exhibit about collectors and collecting (through Jan. 4)
10am-5pm:
Vanitas. Photographs by Patty Wallace in the Museum’s Atrium (through Jan. 4)
10am-5pm:
Tao of Water. Photography exhibition by Zen Master John Daido Loori (through Oct. 26)
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11am-5pm, Niagara University:
Freedom Crossing: The Underground Railroad in Greater Niagara
11am-5pm, Niagara University:
Devotional Displays: Personal and Community Traditions. Folk religious displays from the Collection (through Dec. 14)
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9am-5pm:
Time in a Bottle. Collections of glass bottles, clocks and watches
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11am-4pm, 545 Tri-Main Center:
Books Reborn. An exhibition of altered books and related art (through Oct. 25)
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11am-4pm:
The Spirit of Compassion: Herbert Hoover and America’s Help to Poland in It’s Hour of Need. Photos, documents, poster, banners from Poland’s National Archives at Stanford University (through Oct. 15)
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8am-11pm, Andrew Bouwhuis Library:
Prints and bound books by Rachel Hetzel, the 2007 Saltonstall Printmaking recipient (through Oct. 31)
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1-7pm, Ansonia Center:
Just South of Here: A Photographic Journey by Connie Coleman & Alan Powell (through Oct. 31)
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9-4am:
Clay, Paper, Spindle. Exhibit based on recent workshops and presentations at the studio featuring work by adults with developmental disabilities and neurological impairments (through Oct. 19)
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noon-2pm:
Free Drop in Literacy & Language Center for adults to learn English, reading & writing. Call Literacy Volunteers at 876-8991 for more info
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noon-1pm:
Free counseling sessions for current or potential small business owners. No registration required
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10am:
Networking meeting for the Parachute Group, for outplaced employees and career changers. Call 276-1117 for more info
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5-7pm:
Free breast and skin cancer screening
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8pm:
Ballroom/Tango Dance every Wednesday
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6-8pm:
Free caricatures by Christina Reilly
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6:30pm:
Matt’s Music for Kids with Matt Surowiec
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7-9pm:
“Staging & Redesigning Your Home.” Get ready for a sale, interior decorator, husehold blending, & more. Presented by MJ Leatherbarrow and Anne Leo. $10/general; free for Villa Maria alumni
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10:30am-noon:
Reading Between the Lines Series: The First Frontier: New York State and American Expansion, 1775-1890. Discussion of “The Battle for New York: The City at the Heart of the American Revolution,” by Barnet Schecter
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7:30pm:
Gray Hair Reading Series presented by Earth’s Daughters Magazine: Featured readers are author Don Mitchell and poet Ruth Thompson. $5 suggested donation
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8pm:
Just Buffalo/Poetics Plus/SUNY Buffalo present a performance by Bruce Andrews
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3:30pm:
Recipe Club. Exchange ideas about food, wine, & cooking. Bring favorite recipes, food samples
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6:30-10pm:
Scare at the Fair & Dark Raven Manor (Oct. 2-Nov. 1). $20 for all five houses; $3 for the R-Rated House.
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6pm:
Haunted Pub Crawl of WILLIAMSVILLE with Mason Winfield’s Haunted History Ghost Walks, Inc. Check-in from 6-7pm; pub crawl from 7-9. $20. Contact 655-6663 or www.MasonWinfield.com to pre-register
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World Poker Tour® (WPT) North American Poker Championship (Oct. 10-16). Contact 866-5-POKER-5 or www.fallsviewcasinoresort.com for schedule, registration info.
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9pm:
MaddHalloween Art Opening. Artwork by Maddtat2.com artists and Friends, music by MC Pez and DJ Beloved
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11:30am-2pm:
Chicken BBQ in Cathedral Park (next to the Church on Main St.) to benefit Literacy Volunteers of Buffalo & Erie County. $8/advance or $9/same day. Contact www.stpaulscathedral.org or 855-0900.
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5:30-8pm:
Taking Domestic Violence Out of the Closet. Evening of conversation among LGBTQ individuals, allies, supporters, etc. Free. Call 884-6002 for more info
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6:30-8:30pm:
The Cancer Wellness Center hosts a program on spirituality and healing. The topic for the evening is “Stories of Healing from our Cancer Coaches.”
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6:30pm:
“Spiritually Reconnecting with Mother Earth.” Madis Senner on sacred sites in WNY. Call 553-9804 for registration.
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noon-1pm:
Walking tours meet at info desk in lobby. Contact Landmark Society at 852-3300 or www.landmark-niagara.org for info.
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7pm:
ORCHARD PARK (meets at the Municipal Building, S. Buffalo St., Orchard Park) Tours every Wed. until Oct. 31. $10/general; $5/kids ages 7-11. Contact 655-6663 or www.MasonWinfield.com
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11am:
See Frank Lloyd Wright’s 1904 architectural masterpiece under restoration. Tours at 11am (in-depth) & 2pm. Reservations strongly recommended, call 856-3858.
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9:30am-1pm:
Free special education workshop.
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6:30pm, Rte 78:
Glass Fusion Class with Catherine O’Connor. Ages 14+. Call 778-5273 to register
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5:30-8:30pm:
Free movie showing and violence prevention workhop conducted by the staff and crew of Lessons from Homicides.
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8pm:
Live Blues Pro-Jam
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8:30pm:
Ray Barry open mic
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6-10pm:
Mark Winsick Band
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7pm, McKinley Park Inn:
All request “Country in Paradise.” Line dancing lessons at 7:30pm.
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7:30pm:
WYRK Fall Acoustic Concert featuring Jimmy Wayne, Ashton Shepherd, and Jamey Johnson. $20. Portion of proceeds benefit the Food Bank of WNY
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9pm:
Shamrock Wednesdays with CJ the DJ
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7:30pm:
Free weekly performance series: Dave Ruch
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10pm:
Tim Clarke/Matt Felski Quartet
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10pm, Clarence Mall Plaza:
Triple Dot Theory
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6-9pm:
Larry Salter Big Band
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8pm-1am:
MB Karaoke with Sean
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10pm:
Super Sound karaoke with Bud
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8pm, Erie County Fairgrounds:
Karaoke
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8:30pm:
Ron’s 7-Nite Karaoke
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10:30pm:
Karaoke Show with TJ
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5:30-9:30pm, Hyatt Regency:
Jackie Jocko
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9:30pm:
Hosted by Gaia Miranda
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8:30pm:
Ray Barry open mic
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8pm:
Wednesdays with Ernie Weber & Cindy Joe
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9pm:
Hosted by Brad & Marty
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8pm:
Open jam with Big Tobacco.
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11pm:
Hosted by Ed Wyner
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7-11pm:
Open mic night with Dan “J”
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9:30pm:
Hosted by Largevandriver
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3:30-6:30pm, Erie County Fairgrounds:
Jackpot Polka Band
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3pm:
Cruisin’ Classics: A singing and dancing homage to the music of the ‘50s (Feb. 3-5). $15 at www.ticketmaster.ca
3pm:
Cruisin’ Classics: A singing and dancing homage to the music of the ‘50s (Feb. 11-12). $15 at www.ticketmaster.ca
3pm:
Cruisin’ Classics: A singing and dancing homage to the music of the ‘50s (Feb. 11-12). $15 at www.ticketmaster.ca
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8-10pm:
The Jamie Moses Band
11pm:
Open mic with Ed Wyner
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10pm:
Wild One featuring Amanda
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7pm:
Five Finger Death Punch, with In This Moment, Bury Your Dead, Another Black Day. $16/advance (box office at 852-3900, www.Tickets.com/888-223-6000, Tops Markets) or $19/day of show. All ages
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