Squeaky Wheel Presents The Third Party
[PARTY] Huge arts blowout with every flavor of local talent and beer.
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Craig Robinson
[COMEDY] Catch Craig Robinson at Helium Comedy Club on Wednesday, September 28 through Thursday, September 29.
Buffalo Humanities Festival
[CONFERENCE] A weekend of discussions on centered on a “Renaissance” theme and keynote speaker Dava Sobel.
Why Trump Will Win
Somehow Trump is now being considered as a credible authority on the economy.
Buffalo Beer Buzz
Beer Week is coming, Beer Week is coming…
Pizza is Everything
Whether you’re celebrating the beginning or end of a relationship, a new job, or the fact that it’s Thursday, you just can’t go wrong with pizza.
Looking Backward: Foot of Breckenridge, 1896
The Queen City Mills, north of the Ferry Street Bridge, is visible on the right.
16 Must-See Fall Film Events in Buffalo
Sixteen screenings and events that film-lovers should plan on this fall.
Map: Downtown Near Curtain Up!
Some of our old and new downtown favorites just a short metro ride away…
This Week's Public Picks
The Public’s weekly local music reviews and previews.
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10 Concerts Coming to Buffalo this Fall
The summer shows were great, but autumn’s are better.
Curtain Up! Has Arrived
A guide to what’s playing in theaters now and what’s opening soon.
Two Bartenders Talk Craft Cocktails
Mes Que’s Rachel Wright and Vera’s Jason Wood describe the process of perfecting a cocktail.
The Grumpy Ghey: Toyland, Boy Land
Sex toys are becoming increasingly popular among straight men.
Another Week Closer to Fascism
If you’re on the fence about Trump being a fascist, get off of it.
Snowden: The Spy Who's Left Out in the Cold
Damned if the often erratic, polemically unhinged Oliver Stone hasn’t just about brought this thing off.
The Beatles: Eight Days a Week, The Touring Years; Mr. Church
Go see Ron Howard’s Beatles documentary in a cinema. Don’t wait for Hulu.
Cover Art: Fall Arts, Plus Curtain Up!
Our Fall Arts Preview begins with a Curtain Up! roundup followed by galleries, film, and music.
Lily Dale Mediums on Spiritualism
For an art project on Lily Dale, a small town in Chautauqua County founded in 1879 as a home to the American Spiritualist movement, the virtual reality collective known as Flatsitter conducted interviews with nine mediums from Lily Dale. The interviews, which were used for the Lily Dale project, were transcribed by Flatsitter’s Kyle Marler and are published here with permission.
Centerfold: Green Ears
Ariel Aberg-Riger’s “Green Ears” is this week’s centerfold.