Artvoice Events Calendar
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5-11pm:
In Her Eyes. Photography exhibition featuring Jeannine Swallow, Caitlyn Ohlson, Victoria Clostek, and Amanda Giczkowski (through Sept. 25).
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4pm:
Beauty and the Beast—Realist Paintings. Work by Marc Duquette (through Nov. 30)
8pm:
Beauty and the Beast—Realist Paintings. Work by Marc Duquette (through Nov. 30)
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8am-10pm:
New prints by Buffalo printmaker Joel Lewitsky (through Nov. 9)
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9am-5pm:
Maze Art. Ink drawings by Jay Sartori in the Circulation Gallery (through Sept. 30)
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8am-11pm:
Paintings by Gene Whitefield (through Sept. 30)
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4-9pm:
Paintings by Mary Begley (through Sept. 25)
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8am-8pm:
Work by John Kehoe (through Sept. 30)
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7-9pm:
Opening reception for the 2008 Members Exhibition. Curated by John Massier (through Oct. 17)
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8-11pm:
Opening reception for exhibitions by Andrew Reyes and Rodney Taylor: The Next Hundred Years (through Oct. 25). Artists’ talk begins at 8pm
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10am-5pm:
REMIX the Collection. Recent acquisitions and works from the Permanent Collection
10am-5pm:
Op Art Revisited: Selections from the Albright-Knox Art Gallery (through Jan. 25)
10am-5pm:
Works on Paper: The Natalie and Irving Forman Collection (through Oct. 19)
10am-5pm:
From Tusk to Tail: Animals and Art (through Jan. 30)
10am-5pm:
From Tusk to Tail: Animals and Art (through Jan. 25)
10am-5pm:
Remix Inner Space: Photography from the Collection (through Jan. 4)
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11am-3pm:
Fine Arts League of Buffalo 55th Annual Juried Open Exhibition (through Oct. 10)
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11am-9:30pm:
Making Faces. Abstract paintings by Pat Jacoby Harris (through Oct. 4)
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11am-3pm, Tri-Main Building, Suite 500:
Solo shows by painter David Schirm and sculptor Justin Thompson (through Nov. 1)
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1-4pm:
2008 Members Exhibition. Curated by John Massier (through Oct. 17)
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11am-5pm, Niagara University:
Homage to Picasso (through Feb. 15)
11am-5pm, Niagara University:
Michael Veit: Unity Park (through Sept. 14)
11am-5pm, Niagara University:
Currents: Movements in Western Art Since 1830 (through Sept. 21)
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2-8pm:
What The... Mixed media by Stephen Reynolds (through Oct. 5)
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noon-5pm:
UGANDA: Children and War. Photographs by Errol Daniels (through Oct. 18)
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10am-9pm:
People, Places, and Things. 3-Dimensional photo perspective by Paul Pasquarelli (through Oct. 24)
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noon-4pm:
Work by Geraldine Liquidano (through Sept 15)
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1-4pm:
(Buffalo) squared. Photographs by Catherine Linder Spencer (through Sept. 28)
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1-4pm:
Two exhibitions: Andrew Reyes and Rodney Taylor: The Next Hundred Years (through Oct. 25)
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2-5pm:
Feasting Eyes, Artists Take On Food. Group exhibition curated by Gerald Mead (through Oct. 5). In conjunction with this exhibit, the Kenan Center will be accepting donations of non-perishable food items to benefit the YWCA of Niagara’s Domestic Violence Safe Dwelling
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10am-5pm:
Mingus Called: Charles Mingus and Joni Mitchell...a Collaboration of Two American Icons. The paintings of Mark Weld (through Sept. 14)
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9:30am-5:30pm:
Wonderland. Recent paintings by Charles Houseman; Western New York Land Conservancy benefit exhibition featuring work by Jeanette Blair, Susan Maxfied, Joe Orffeo, and Catherine Parker (both through Oct. 11).
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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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10am-7pm:
Make Room For Memories. Art by watercolorists Gail Bille and Anna Boccio (through Sept. 26)
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10am-5pm, Andrew Bouwhuis Library:
Studio art show by Adam Zyglis, editorial cartoonist for the Buffalo News (through Sept. 26)
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noon-4pm:
Anniversary year reinstallation of the University’s Permanent Collection
noon-4pm:
Art of Sky, Art of Earth: Maya Cosmic Imagery
noon-4pm:
African Odyssey. The art and material culture of Africa
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10am-3pm:
Geographic Affinities. Works by Monica Angle, Georgia Trimper, and Barbara Baird (through Sept. 20)
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10am-2pm:
Gerald Mead: New Assemblages (through Oct. 11)
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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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noon-5pm, Amherst Campus:
Incubation: SVAO Student Exhibition (through Sept. 26)
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9:30am-4:30pm:
Blue Monday: Washday and Women, Picturing Our Past
9:30am-4:30pm:
What’s Cooking: Women in the Kitchen (through Dec. 31)
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8am-6pm:
Edges ‘08. Outdoor sculpture competition and exhibit featuring work by the eight finalists (through Sept. 15)
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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:
Tao of Water. Photography exhibition by Zen Master John Daido Loori (through Oct. 26)
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11am-5pm, Niagara University:
Devotional Displays: Personal and Community Traditions. Folk religious displays from the Collection (through Dec. 14)
11am-5pm, Niagara University:
Freedom Crossing: The Underground Railroad in Greater Niagara
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noon-8pm:
Work by artists Paul Alico and Elizabeth Kumrow Capuano (through Oct. 10).
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9am-5pm:
Time in a Bottle. Collections of glass bottles, clocks and watches
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11am-4pm, Porter:
2008: An Anniversary Year (through Sept. 30)
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9am-1pm:
Every Saturday through Oct. 18. Free reading books, puppet shows and face painting. How to get your GED information is always available, Riverside Recycles program info, & more
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9:30am:
Special Olympics Bikes & Badges Law Enforcement Torch Run. 20-mile ride from the fairgrounds through Hamburg and Chestnut Ridge Park and back for a BBQ lunch. $25 registration fee (registration begins at 8am).
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11am-noon:
Language Cafe for bilingual and/or multilingual speakers and learners. Meets every Saturday.
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8pm:
Lehrer Dance—Buffalo based company’s area premiere (Sept. 13-14). $15/general; $12/students, seniors
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8pm:
Springville Center for the Arts presents “The Sounds of Silents.” Classic film series with musical accompaniment. $5
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noon-5pm:
Singer and Storyteller Tiger Tom Walsh, every Sat. & Sun through Oct. 31.
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2pm, Orchard Park:
Matt’s Music for Kids with Matt Surowiec. Songs from favorite children’s books. Kids are encouraged to dress as a favorite character. Special appearances by Clifford the Big Red Dog & others
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11am:
Borders Kids Camp
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9am-1pm:
Every Saturday through Oct. 18. Free reading books, pupet shows and face painting. How to get your GED information available, Riverside Recycles program info, & more
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1:30am:
“The Art of Editorial Cartooning “ by Adam Zyglis, editorial cartoonist for the Buffalo News. $8
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7pm:
James Randi. For more info contact Corey Neil cneil@centerforinquiry.net
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10am:
WNY Celiac Sprue Association (CSA) presents “Changing Challenges & Opportunities for Celiacs” with Gary Powers, President CSA/USA. Contact 636-6021 or www.buffaloglutenfree.org.
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10:30am:
Inside Opera Lecture Series presents an “Overview of Mercury Opera’s 08-09 Season Productions” by Jack langerak
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4pm:
If You Were Mine. Book reading / discussion with Bob and Sue Dilks
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9am-3pm:
North Tonawanda History Museum Used book Sale. On the lawn in front of Gersh (621 Payne Ave., N. Tonawanda).
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11am-1pm, Rte 78:
Local Author David H. Brown will present his new novel “The Elusive Chaffeur.”
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11am:
Take Steps for Crohn’s & Colitis. Fundraiser Walk to fight digestive disease. Registration begins at 9pm at the Buffalo Zoo area of the Park. Contact 833.2870 or www.cctakesteps.org
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9pm:
Telescopes to view Venus, Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, and the Moon. For info call 627-4560 or visit penndixie.org
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1-3pm:
Variety of workshops including nature sketching, geology, edible and medicinal plants, composting, star gazing, GPS & geo-caching, birding, outdoor and fireplace cooking, Reiki sessions, entertainment, fun, & much more. $98 includes meals & all activities/materials. Registration required, contact nature03@roadrunner.com or 479-9190.
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10am:
Public Guided Tours, every Saturday
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11am:
Music is Art Festival. Outdoors on the Lincoln Parkway side of the grounds of the Albright Knox. The free event will bring together all genres of music and link them to other art forms. Visit www.musicisart.org
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7pm:
“Finnegan’s Farewell.” Dinner theater/comedy presented by the Lancaster Regional Players (Sept. 12-13). Call 825-6700 for reservations
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1pm, Downtown :
Puerto Rican Day Parade. Starts with a flag raising at Niagara Square, march to LaSalle Park for a post parade party. Visit http://www.prparadeofwny.org for more info
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7pm:
Benefit for Friends of Night People with music by The George Scott Big Band (of the Historic Colored Musicians Club) featuring Melissa Kate. Music, dancing, food & drinks. Free will offering.
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3:30pm:
Cirque du Soleil presents “Saltimbanco” (Sept. 10-14). $33.50 to $77.50 for children (12& under); $41.50 to $96.50 for adults (HSBC Arena Box Office, www.tickets.com, Tops Markets
7:30pm:
Cirque du Soleil presents “Saltimbanco” (Sept. 10-14). $33.50 to $77.50 for children (12& under); $41.50 to $96.50 for adults (HSBC Arena Box Office, www.tickets.com, Tops Markets
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6pm:
“Stas and Stella’s Mostly Traditional Polish Wedding” dinner theater with the City Side Band. $28 includes traditional Polish dinner. Call 989-9666 for reservations
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9:30am-noon:
Theatre District. Meet at the Market Arcade (617 Main St.). $10. Contact 852-3300 or www.BuffaloTours.org
10am-noon:
Parkside Neighborhood Tour. Meet at the Church of the Good Shepherd (96 Jewett Pkwy). $10. Contact 852-3300 or www.BuffaloTours.org
1-3pm:
Gold Medal Grain Elevator Tour & update on the Cobblestone District and Commercial Slip developments. Meet in front of HSBC Arena at Washington St. & South Park . $10. Contact 852-3300 or www.BuffaloTours.org
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5pm:
“Pints, Polkas, & Pasta: Dyngus Day, St. Patrick’s Day & St. Joseph’s Day All in One Night.” Hosted by Maxwell Truth. $40. Reservations required, contact ForgottenBuffalo@aol.com or 833-5211
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7pm:
EAST AURORA! (meets across from the Roycroft Inn, 40 S. Grove St.)Tours every Saturday until Oct. 31. $10/general; $5/kids ages 7-11. Contact 655-6663 or www.MasonWinfield.com
7pm:
BUFFALO/THEATRE DISTRICT (meets at SpOT Coffee, 227 Delaware Ave.) Tours every Saturday 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 10am, 11am (in-depth) & 1pm. Reservations strongly recommended, call 856-3858.
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1pm:
“Buffalo: The Whirlwind Tour.” Meets at Elmwood Ave. & Bidwell Pkwy. $20 (children 12 and under, $10). Contact The Campaign for Greater Buffalo History, Architecture & Culture at 854-3749 or OpenAirBuffalo@aol.com
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11am:
Learn the history of the Magaddino crime family. Contact 578-4939 or www.themobtours.com
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midnight:
Mortgage Management Workshop presented by NACA. Register on naca.com or call 1-888-302-6222
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9pm:
Tom Stahl & the Dangerfields
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2-6pm:
Blues Matinee hosted by Brent & the Accu-Tones with guest Shakey Ray
8pm:
Beautiful Bones
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2-5pm:
AM Jam: Amateur jam sponsored by the Blues Society of WNY (www.wnyblues.org)
9:30pm:
Ronnie Baker Brooks
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1-11pm:
Featuring a tribute to Muddy Waters. Performers include the Downchild Blues Band, Jimmy Thackery & the Drivers and Rockin’ Jake, the Electras, the Filter Kings, Harmonica Dean & Juke Box Scales, Dave Viterna Group, & the Junkyard Dogs. Food, drink, car & motorcycle show, and more. Contact 284-1654 or 283-1738 or visit www.imperialgarage.com.
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8pm, SUNY Fredonia:
Faculty voice recital featuring Lynne McMurtry (mezzo-soprano) with Alison d’Amato (piano). Free
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1-6pm:
Music Festival to benefit the Angola Public Library. Music by Sunset Pete & the Sunset Bluegrass Band, the Niagara Frontier Fiddle Club, Judy Zygmunt, the Buffalo Banjo Band, Country Joe, & others. Free admission
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7pm, McKinley Park Inn:
All request “Country in Paradise.” Line dancing lessons at 7:30pm.
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11pm:
DJ Daringer & Scott Down spinning rare funk, soul & old school hip hop
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10pm:
DJ Lil Joe (Top 40/Hip Hop/Mash Ups)
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9pm:
CJ the DJ Saturday Night Dance Partay
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10pm:
DJ Dumais spinnin’ the hottest hits & requests
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11pm:
Champagne Saturdays with guest DJs every week
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10pm:
Transmission Dance Party. $5
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10pm:
Vixen Night w/ DJ L.A. & guests
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10pm:
Echo Saturdays with DJ Lady Atram
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9pm:
Latin Jazz Project
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7pm, Amherst:
Paul James Jazz Band
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7pm:
Benefit for Friends of Night People with music by The George Scott Big Band (of the Historic Colored Musicians Club) featuring Melissa Kate. Music, dancing, food & drinks. Free will offering.
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7:30pm:
George Jones & the All-Hands Trio
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7pm, Erie Basin Marina:
Vocalist Ben Baia & the All Star Quartet (Ralf Fava, Jack Kulp, Phil Sims, & John Bacon Jr.)
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10pm:
Karaoke Saturdays
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10pm:
SOONERTUNES.com with Okie Rich
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8:30pm:
Ron’s 7-Nite Karaoke
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10pm:
Super Sound karaoke with Bud
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11pm:
Lucky’s Entertainment
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10pm:
Super Sound karaoke with Super Dave
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9pm:
Latin Jazz Project
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7-11pm:
The Formula Band (Italian)
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6:30-9:30pm, Hyatt Regency:
Jackie Jocko
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10pm:
Crystal Blue featuring Harry & Rosary
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9:30pm:
Theresa Quinn Duo
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9:30pm:
Hosted by Eric Joseph
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10pm:
Hosted by Paul Dylin
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9pm:
Rock Rehab with Torture Method, From This Day, Fledgling Death, Kingdom Denied
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9pm:
Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad (GPGDS) with Lake View Effect. $10. All ages
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10:30am:
Kings Of Gonzo
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10:30pm:
Lickitty Split
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11pm:
Raunchy Sex, Concubine, Harold Black & the White Lies. $4
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7pm:
Jason Ringenberger (of Jason & the Scorchers), with Matt Smith. $10
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3pm:
Twist & Shout: The music of the Beatles, Everly Brothers, Roy Orbison, the Supremes, the Rolling Stones, the Temptations, and more. $20 & up (www.ticketmaster.ca)
9pm:
Twist & Shout: The music of the Beatles, Everly Brothers, Roy Orbison, the Supremes, the Rolling Stones, the Temptations, and more. $20 & up (www.ticketmaster.ca)
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9pm:
New Clear Fusion, Little Mountain Band
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9pm:
Ike Smith and the Boogie Monsters
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10:30pm:
Michael Bly Band
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10pm:
Sabotage (Black Sabbath tribute) “Batavia Final Show.”
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9pm:
Matty Morrison, Redwater, Red With Envy, Outer Haven Memoirs
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7-9:30pm:
One Year Anniversary Party with live in-store performances by Gracer and Finale (featuring Keith Buckley from Every Time I Die)
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