Artvoice Events Calendar
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10am-3pm:
Robert Schulman—Photography (through June 29)
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8am-9pm:
Railroad Impressions. Paintings by John Schweikhand (through May 31)
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11am-8pm:
Small works by Dianne Baker (through May 31)
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2-4pm, Niagara University:
Special reception for Devotional Displays: Personal and Community Traditions. Folk religious displays from the Collection (through Dec. 14)
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noon-3pm, Buffalo State College:
Empty Bowls fundraiser. Buy a bowl made by local artists of all ages & have lunch donated by a WNY restaurant. Live entertainment. $10. Proceeds benefit the Food Bank of WNY and Friends of Night People.
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WNY Spring Open Studio Weekend. Thirty-five artists featured in the Routes to art exhibit at St. Bonaventure University will open their studios. Visit www.routestoart.com for details
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1-3pm, Unity Church:
Opening reception for an exhibition of black & white photography by Karla J. Levi (through July 2)
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2-5pm:
Meet the artists reception for the Niagara Frontier Watercolor Society Spring Show (through June 6)
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10am-5pm:
Remix Recent Acquisitions of Works on Paper (through Aug. 24)
10am-5pm:
Remix recent Acquisitions (through July 27)
10am-5pm:
Jennifer Steinkamp. Nationally touring retrospective exhibition from the San Jose Museum of Art (through June 29)
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1-5pm, Niagara University:
Many WInters Ago…Native American Children’s Book Illustrations (through June 30)
1-5pm, Niagara University:
Michael Veit: Unity Park (through Sept. 14)
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2-5pm:
Buffalo Photography by Michael Mulley (through July 30)
2-5pm:
Buffalo Hamilton Exchange Art Show. Mixed media group show by Hamilton artists Bob Ezergailis, Ellis Bateson, William Ferguson, Santo Barbieri, and Jeff Bush (through June 8)
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noon-5pm:
Multiple Spirit 2: Drawings & Paintings by the Many and Only Jonathan Rogers (through June 1)
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2-5pm:
Work by the late Canadian landscape painter Lawrence V. Badgery (1906-1998) from the collection of his nephew, artist Donald E. Little (through June 29)
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10am-5pm:
Buffalo/Niagara Art Association Spring Exhibition 2008 (through June 1)
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1-5pm:
Sam Francis: Black and White; Joseph Norman: Der Tiergarten Suite, 1999; Selected Prints from the Permanent Collection (all through May 25)
1-5pm:
CONTINUUM: The MacKrell Collage Archive Project by Gerald Mead (through June 1)
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9am-noon, Unity Church:
Exhibition of black & white photography by Karla J. Levi (through July 2)
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noon-5pm:
Cathedrals of Industry: Photographs by Michael L. Horowitz (through July 25)
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noon-5pm:
Palette of Life: The Colors of Our World. A collage of exhibits and activities focusing on the science of color (through June 21)
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1-5pm, Niagara University:
Devotional Displays: Personal and Community Traditions. Folk religious displays from the Collection (through Dec. 14)
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11am-4pm, Porter:
First Ladies. Showcase of memorable letters, speeches and other items of various First Ladies of the United States (through June 29)
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6pm:
Buffalo International Jewish Film Festival (through May 21). Visit www.bijff.com for a full event schedule
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9am-6:45pm:
Thomas the Tank Engine Day Out With Thomas 2008: The Great Discovery Tour (May 16-18). Family activities, arts & crafts, storytelling, video viewing, live music, bounce house, Museum tour, ride with Thomas & more.
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noon-4pm:
Sample & the Theater of Youth Kids’ Weekend (May 17-18). Specail kids’ menu to celebrate the TOY play “If You Give a Pig a Party.” $10/child
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2pm:
“American Grandstand: Songs in the Service of Politics” by nationally-syndicated radio host Michael Lasser. $10/adult; $8/students
2pm:
“American Grandstand: Songs in the Service of Politics” by Miachael Lasser, music essayist & host of “Fascinatin’ Rhythm”
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4pm:
Western New York Chorale: “Medieval & Renaissance Musick & Poetry tell the tales of Passion & Humour.” $10/adult; $7/seniors, students; free for kids 12 & under
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2pm:
Sunday Family Walks & Talks
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1-3pm:
Native tree & Wildflower Celebration. Wildflower sale, springtime wildflower walk (2pm) & more
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10am-5pm:
The Great Plant Sale & Bonsai Show (April 17-18). Bonsai masters and novices display their trees during the largest plant sale in WNY
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1:30pm:
Industrial Heritage Committee Tour of the Station. Meet at the DAR Drive gate at the porter Ave. entrance to LaSalle Park
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1-4pm:
Fundraiser for Burmese Cyclone victims. Traditional music & dance, ethnic cuisine, crafts & artwork. Free will donation
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11:30am-4:30pm:
Starts at the Church of the Good Shephed at Jewett Pkwy. & Summit Ave. Information, tickets, and maps will be available. $13/advance (838-1240/www.pasksidebuffalo.org) or $15/day of tour ($11 for PCA members). Ages 12+
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noon-3pm, Buffalo State College:
Empty Bowls fundraiser. Buy a bowl made by local artists of all ages & have lunch donated by a WNY restaurant. Live entertainment. $10. Proceeds benefit the Food Bank of WNY and Friends of Night People.
noon-3pm, Buffalo State College:
Empty Bowls Fundraiser. Buy a handmade bowl by local artists of all ages to benefit the Food Bank of WNY and Friends of Night People.
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WNY Spring Open Studio Weekend. Thirty-five artists featured in the Routes to art exhibit at St. Bonaventure University will open their studios. Visit www.routestoart.com for details
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4pm:
2008 Kenny Awards presentation to honor outstanding musical production by high school students. $8
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11am-5pm:
Taste of the Southtowns. Samples from approximately 50 area restaurants, rib contest, auctions, flower/garden show, Live music & more. Proceeds benefit Gooseneck Hill Waterfowl Sanctuary
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noon-2pm:
The Green Garden Fair. Locally grown annuals, perennials, & more for sale, Q&A with Master Gardener Betty Howell. Free admission
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2pm:
Opera-Lytes production of Gilbert & Sullivan’s “The Mikado” (May 16-18). $20, call 837-3440 for reservations
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8pm:
GUTworks’ presentation of “VAMPING” (May 15-18). A multi-media play about Alzheimer’s disease at the Road Less Traveled Theater inside the Market Arcade. $10-$20 (800-838-3006/www.brownbagtickets.com)
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3pm:
“Le Grande Cirque” (May 12-25). Tickets start at $20 (www.ticketmaster).ca
8:30pm:
“Le Grande Cirque” (May 12-25). Tickets start at $20 (www.ticketmaster).ca
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9:30am:
Public Zen Meditation
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11am:
Tour the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed estate. $15/general; $10/students under 21. Contact 947-9217 graycliff@verizon.net for reservations
11am:
Tour the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed estate. $15/general; $10/students under 21. Contact 947-9217 graycliff@verizon.net for reservations
noon:
Tour the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed estate. $15/general; $10/students under 21. Contact 947-9217 graycliff@verizon.net for reservations
1pm:
Tour the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed estate. $15/general; $10/students under 21. Contact 947-9217 graycliff@verizon.net for reservations
2pm:
Tour the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed estate. $15/general; $10/students under 21. Contact 947-9217 graycliff@verizon.net for reservations
3pm:
Tour the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed estate. $15/general; $10/students under 21. Contact 947-9217 graycliff@verizon.net for reservations
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1pm:
See Frank Lloyd Wright’s 1904 architectural masterpiece under restoration. Reservations strongly recommended, call 856-3858.
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noon-3pm:
“Sunday Morning Church of Blues” with Dave Miller & Beautiful Bones
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5pm:
Bike Night with Todd Eberwine
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5pm:
Harvey & the Hurricanes
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7pm:
Seamus Kennedy
7pm:
Seamus Kennedy Concert
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3pm:
Ensemble “Saltarello.” Students performers from the Suzuki Guitar studio, directed by Joanne Castellani. Free
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7pm:
The Choir of Blessed Sacrament Church Annual Concert. Free will offering
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3pm:
Greater Buffalo Youth Orchestra
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4pm:
buffalo Niagara Youth Chorus 20th Anniversary Spring Concert. $5
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4pm:
Western New York Chorale: “Medieval & Renaissance Musick & Poetry tell the tales of Passion & Humour.” $10/adult; $7/seniors, students; free for kids 12 & under
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5pm:
Buffalo Choral Arts Society presents “Music of the Heart & Soul” (May 17-18). Guest directed by conductor Andre J. Thomas. $15. Visit www.buffalochoralarts.org
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7:30pm:
Chamber Music on Elmwood festival. Every Sunday in May. $15
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2pm:
“Battle of the Birds” BBQ Contest with music by Bareback Jack
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noon-4pm:
Special Event/Acoustic Jam
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7pm:
Suburban Noize Records’ BORN FOR BATTLE Tour featuring Subnoize Souljaz, Big B, the Dirtball & more
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6pm:
Ann Philippone
8pm:
Rose Bond with the Allen Street Jazz Band
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10pm:
Lucky’s Entertainment Karaoke selection
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10pm:
Sundays with Ryan
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8:30pm:
Ron’s 7-Nite Karaoke
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9pm:
Super Sound with Dave
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8pm:
John Dudley & Friends acoustic open mic
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10pm:
Hosted by 3 Left Feet. Ages 21+
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9:30pm:
Herman & Farley’s Magictonez Variety Show
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4pm:
Jerry Darlak & the Touch
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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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3pm:
Charlie Reed & the Grifters
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5pm:
Dave Constantino Band
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8pm:
O Death, with Tracy Morrow & the Magi Chippie
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8pm:
Strictly Hip (Tragically Hip tribute), with kings of Gonzo. $10/presale (Ticketmaster) or $12/day of show
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6pm:
Our Last Night, Beware The Bear, Cryptic Haze. $5/advance or $8/at door
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