Have you ever played a slot game and felt happy just by hearing the music? Have you noticed how bright lights and smooth movement make you feel relaxed and cheerful? Have you
Based on the beloved Paramount Pictures film, this heartwarming musical adaptation features 17 Irving Berlin songs including “Blue Skies,” “I Love A Piano” and the perennial title song. It’s an uplifting, wholesome
Paul Ryan has had enough and announced he’s not running for reelection. How do other congressmen feel? Conservative radio host and blogger Erik Erickson is
According to U.S. District Judge William Young assault weapons like the AR-15 and large-capacity magazines are not protected by the Second Amendment. Judge Young dismissed
“We knew he would crack eventually,” Daniels’ attorney Michael Avenatti told MSNBC Thursday evening. “I’ve been waiting and who would have thought that it
Nasim Najafi Aghdam, a 39-year-old resident of San Diego, shot three people and then killed herself Tuesday on YouTube’s campus in San Bruno, Califonia. Aghdam’s
40th EMPIRE STATE ARM WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS SET FOR APRIL 2 The New York Arm Wrestling Association (NYAWA) announced today that the 40th Annual Anniversary of the Empire
Indigenous Fashion Week Toronto (IFWTO) announced the line-up of Indigenous artists and designers presenting their work at the inaugural event, taking place from IFWTO will showcase
Buffalo Opera Unlimited offers a centennial celebration of the composer on Friday April 6 Artistic Director Tim Kennedy will lead Buffalo Opera Unlimited in
The Unitarian Universalist Church of Buffalo’s Musical Offering Maundy Thursday, often also referred to as Holy Thursday, is the Thursday before Easter and is
After almost 20 years of raping underage girls, siphoning over $100 million from the Bronfman sisters Seagrams fortune, pushing some women to suicide, and
The healthcare industry is currently the fastest growing industry in the country. The rapid increase in demand means healthcare providers must expand their operations
Master guitarist James Piorkowski visits the Friends of Vienna Guitarist James Piorkowski, a SUNY Distinguished Professor at the Fredonia School of Music, where he
When the EMR (electronic medical records) market first emerged, speciality medical providers had limited choices when it came to systems that met their
Western New York’s premiere free-style jazz group makes its UB debut The unique, ethereal sound combinations of the chamber-jazz quartet resAUnance have been a
Multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, champion whistler, and songwriter Andrew Bird will be bringing his idiosyncratic blend of music to Buffalo this week. Bird is a notoriously entertaining performer and the CFA is a
A Grand Jury convened by Special Counsel Robert Mueller announced 13 Russian nationals have been indicted for tampering with the U.S. political process during
In an interesting and significant ruling today, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit dismissed Citizens United’s lawsuit against New York State’s
The Pacifica Quartet performs all Beethoven’s string quartets in four days Starting this Thursday evening, the members of the Pacifica Quartet, Simin Ganatra and
WASH Project presents adventurous new and old experimental music Null Point, a local initiative for new music and sound art, presents margins, a program
The 189 Public House supports a plethora of musical genres – including Folk, Bluegrass, Blues, Celtic, and Jazz – With the Andrew Collins Trio, you’ll hear all
The BSW effort to bring classical music education to refugee students just expanded Buffalo String Works, a creative grassroots program serving refugee students on
Record attendance, thrilling finish make for exciting event The much heralded Outdoor Game. Today’s spectacle at New Era Field played before 44,592 full-throated
The Juno award-winning Canadian punk-pop band from Montreal is doing something interesting. They’re not on tour promoting their newest recording (they’re doing that online). Instead,
On Wednesday, December 6, 2017, at 7 pm, Just Buffalo Literary Cafe at CFI will present poet Nicolas Eckerson (from Rochester), local and L.A. actor Jack Hunter, poet Deborah
Isreali dubstep DJ, singer-songwriter, rapper and producer Borgore brings his unique aesthetic to the Town Ballroom Sunday. A former deathcore drummer for the band
We don’t normally post a job opening on our website other than in the classifieds section. However, this executive search announcement by Young Audiences
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