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Art
Centerfold: Jacqueline Welch at Indigo
published on Jun. 20, 2018 8am
Jacqueline Welch’s show, Especially Now, runs through July 28 at Indigo Art Gallery.
Local
Looking Backward: Blessed Trinity R.C. Church
published on Jun. 19, 2018 4pm
Blessed Trinity Roman Catholic Church became its first ever locally landmarked building on January 11, 1977.
Performing Arts
The Choise of Valentines: A Burlesque Cabaret
published on Jun. 19, 2018 3pm

[BURLESQUE] A whole bunch of artists—from dancers, choreographers, and a full band—will come together for what should be a fun night of burlesque and music at the Gypsy Parlor this Wednesday, June 20.
Local
Ups and Downs, Week of June 20
published on Jun. 19, 2018 11am
Former Syracuse mayor Stephanie Miner will run for governor of New York as an independent candidate. That’s an up for some, a down for others.
Music
Ruby Velle & The Soulphnonics
published on Jun. 19, 2018 12pm

[SOUL] Ruby Velle & The Soulphnonics craft a type of throwback soul music that fans of acts like Nathaniel Rateliff, Sharon Jones, and Sister Sparrow & The Dirty Birds should be tuned into.
Comedy
Talent
published on Jun. 19, 2018 4pm

[COMEDY] The guy’s name is simply Talent. Talk about confidence. The host of Showtime at the Apollo, a star in movies like Sunset Park and With or Without You, Talent is a New York City-based comedy veteran with an arsenal of hilarious Def Jam approved jokes.
Music
Little Mountain Band with Cypher
published on Jun. 19, 2018 4pm

[ROCK] Five-piece Americana band Little Mountain Band returns to Duke’s Bohemian Grove Bar for a show on Saturday, June 23. They’ll bring along some friends, too, in progressive rock band Cypher. The show is part of DBGB’s continuing concert series. 
Art
Centerfold: Thomas Sciolino at Rohall's
published on Jun. 12, 2018 6pm
There will be a show of Sciolino’s paintings and drawings on Saturday afternoon, June 16 at Rohall’s Corner on Amherst Street.
Local
Looking Backward: Broadway Fillmore
published on Jun. 12, 2018 4pm
The neighborhood became so densely populated in the early 20th century that its center became a direct competitor to downtown Buffalo.
Visual Arts
The Weimar Safari Guild
published on Jun. 12, 2018 5pm

[ART OPENING] The Weimar Safari Guild is a creative collaborative comprising David Mitchell, Jon Eisenberg, and Joseph Stocker—the latter two being the founders of Bureau, the custom clothier on Elmwood Avenue, and Mitchell...

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