more by Maia Gallagher

Visual Arts

Buffalo Batik

published on Jun. 29, 2016 12pm

[FASHION] Beyond the eclectic flavors of food, fashion represents one of the main tenants of a culture.

Music

Null Point 9: SOLO featuring David Wegehaupt

published on Jun. 27, 2016 1pm

[EXPERIMENTAL] Null Point’s local initiative for the experimental arts will present an evening of cutting edge solo compositions and adaptations on Friday, July 1 at Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center.

Music

Live at Larkin: Outer Circle Orchestra

published on Jun. 6, 2016 11am

[WORLD] Outer Circle Orchestra (OCO) brings its out-of-this-world beat (Afro-Caribbean, to ballpark it) back to Live at Larkin.

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Pride Week

published on May. 27, 2016 5pm

[PRIDE] The rainbow flag has been hoisted and the Pride Week revolution has begun—or as Buffalo Pride says through this year’s theme: R/Evolution.

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A Tale of Two Markets

published on May. 25, 2016 2am

On one Saturday, a trip to the (very different) Elmwood-Bidwell and Clinton-Bailey markets.

Music

Opening Night at Live at Larkin

published on May. 23, 2016 10am

[FOLK] Larkin Square continues to uphold its claim of “whimsy among the warehouses” with a promise of a big splash for this season’s Live at Larkin.

Music

Hit the Lights

published on May. 16, 2016 12pm

[ROCK] Through the magic of electronic sounding rock and heavy guitar strumming, punk-rock band Hit the Lights strikes a vein with their albums sprinkled with a dash of honesty that bring back the nostalgic, yet feel-good days.

Music

The So So Glos

published on May. 16, 2016 12pm

[PUNK] Starting in 1991 as a dream between kindergarteners and formally born in 2007 under their current label, the So So Glos have cut their own sweeping path in the punk scene with personality-drenched and energetic tunes that do not hesitate to offer a satirical critique of...