Looking for a bite to eat on Saturday? Here are some suggestions that are close to Doors Open Buffalo buildings Canalside Chippewa Street Delaware Avenue Ellicott Street Franklin Street Genessee Street Main Street South Elmwood Avenue Washington Street Coffee Shops! We’ve done our best to pick local food/drink locations that are in close proximity to
Community Cultural Project: Michigan Street African American Heritage Corridor Commission September 2021Welcome to the Michigan Street African American Heritage Corridor! At The Michigan Street African American Heritage Corridor Commission we endeavor to integrate the African American cultural significance and impact on Buffalo’s history through public engagement, community education that will invigorate, inspire and enliven cultural
Doors Open Buffalo 2021 Photo Contest Update! The next phase of our Doors Open Buffalo Photo Contest is coming up on Saturday, September 25th 10am-4pm. Thank you to all the photographers who submitted photos to our exterior buildings category. The submission period for that contest category has closed but there are three other categories that
Doors Open Buffalo 2021 Photo Contest Announcement! Celebrate Buffalo architecture & Doors Open Buffalo 2021! Whether you’re an experienced photographer, or just enjoy grabbing your phone to capture an image, join us to show off Buffalo’s best buildings. Enter for a chance to win Explore Buffalo Explorer Pass Memberships and Walking Tour Passes. Photo submissions
Community Cultural Project: Discover Niagara Shuttle August 2021Summer is the perfect season for a staycation — and the Discover Niagara Shuttle makes it easy for locals and tourists alike to explore all of the wonders that lie within our beautiful region! Who We Are & What We Do The Discover Niagara Shuttle is a completely
Doors Open Buffalo 2021 Building List Now Online! Join us on Saturday, September 25, 2021, 10am – 4pm, to explore dozens of building interiors throughout Downtown Buffalo – all for FREE! Participating buildings are now online. Take a look at the list below and for more event information head to FAQs | Doors Open Buffalo.
A Tale of Two Villages By Mary Durlak On October 31, 1821, a rain storm on Lake Erie caused Captain Rogers of the steamboat Walk-in-the-Water to give up efforts to reach the shelter of Point Abino on Lake Erie. He turned back toward safety in Buffalo. As the storm worsened, the captain anchored in
Mack Barker Education Coordinator If you live in Buffalo, you’ve likely heard of Black Rock. You may know it as the location of Wegmans or the Sportsmen’s Tavern, and you may even know it was originally a separate village, competing with Buffalo to be the terminus of the original Erie Canal. Unless you live there,
Community Cultural Project: Journey’s End June 2021 Greetings from Journey’s End Refugee Services, Inc.! We want to thank our community partner Explore Buffalo for giving us the opportunity to tell you a little more about our work and our newest neighbors in the City of Good Neighbors. Who We Are & What We Do