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Gifts for Toy Lovers
World's Largest Disco
CANCELED: Dark Blue with Orations
This show has been canceled. Refunds are available at the point of purchase
Igloo Music Presents: 4 Years of Sexy Music
[ELECTRONIC/DANCE] Gypsy Parlor residents Igloo Music celebrate “4 years of sexy music,” this Saturday at the grant street bar. The whole crew, Gene Linet, Steve Rufus Gibson Brandon Chase, John Patrick, and Chad Lockrin, will be there dropping those truly sexy deep house, techno, and tech house beats. Like the good guys they are, they’ll be donating a portion of the profits to the local SPCA. They’ll also be accepting pet toys, treats, and (unopened) pet food as donations because pets need some holiday love too.
Marianas Trench
[ROCK] It’s Thanksgiving weekend so that means it’s time to truck in the Canadian bands. Canadian rock band Marianas Trench makes their return to Western New York for a show at the Rapids Theatre on Saturday, November 28. The 2011 album, Ever After essentially introduced the four-piece pop-punk band to an American audience, winning them tours with bands like Simple Plan and Forever the Sickest Kids.
The Larkin Square Author Series: Elaine Sciolino
Take Another Look
[CELEBRATION] Call it an open house for City Hall this Saturday. The second annual Take Another Look, an event designed to showcase a slice of Buffalo at its best during a weekend when many visitors and former residents are in town, is turning the venerable art deco masterpiece into the star of the show. In the vaulted lobby food and drink vendors will welcome visitors while 15-minute docent-lead tours from Preservation Buffalo Niagara will usher folks through the building while coffee and desserts will be available on the 28th floor observation deck, which
Trancegiving: Cosmic Gate
Hamburg Fairgrounds Festival of Lights
[COMMUNITY] It’s that time of year again, folks. Time to deck the house in scads of twinkling lights, and embrace the spirit of the holiday season. What better way to find inspiration and have fun doing it than to hit up the Hamburg Fairgrounds Festival of Lights.
Tammy Pescatelli
[COMEDY] Growing up in a large, Italian family (with brothers and unconfirmed mob connections) has fueled Tammy Pescatelli with an endless supply of comedic ammunition. Since beating out thousands as part of the Final Five on NBC’s Last Comic Standing 2, Pescatelli has made waves in stand-up with her raw, tongue-in-cheek hilarity, emphasized in her comedy specials, like Finding The Funny, which hit number three on iTunes charts.
Shane and Tone at Handlebar
[HIP HOP] Veterans of Buffalo’s hip hop scene since the mid-1990s, Shane and Tone (Anthony DiGesare, a.k.a. Tone Atlas) have spent a solid twenty years digging in crates and shlepping them around to test them on your ears and feet. Specializing in old-school hip hop and instrumental tracks straight off the wax, a good time is all but guaranteed in this weekend’s holiday glow, and Handlebar is a great place to take ex-pat visitors this weekend.
Mythbusters: Jamie and Adam Unleashed
The Continental Reunion 3
[REUNION] If you hung out at the Continental, one of Buffalo’s original punk, new wave, post punk, in the 1990s, then you’ll probably be familiar with a few of the acts coming scheduled to preform at the third Continental Reunion show.
The Imagination of Mr. Gilliam: Revisiting The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus
Relient K
Milestones of Science: Books That Shook The World!
[EDUCATIONAL] The Milestones of Science Collection is a humble treasure of the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library. Acquired in the late 1930s, this remarkable collection is comprised of 197 first and rare editions by world-renowned early scientists, including Robert Boyle—first modern chemist—Georges-Louis Leclerc Comte de Buffon, credited for introducing the first non-Biblical explanation for the earth’s history and more. Check it out at the Central Library on Wednesday, November 25 through December.
Big Sugar Show at Rapids Theatre Postponed
Chris Beard Band
[BLUES] Chris Beard, the son of bluesman Joe Beard imported his family’s Beale Street roots to Rochester, where he was raised, spreading a little Memphis grit through the Western New York blues scene. Beard’s recently released Eye of the Witch disc goes far to establish his own playing style and uniquely commanding voice while showcasing some new writing collaborations and a pair of great backing bands, one of which will be with him Saturday, November 28 at Buffalo Iron Works.