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New 1BRs w/ in-unit W/D, hrdwd fl rs, A/C, Pendleton, Wheatfield, Wilson, and, recently parkg, steps to Med Campus. 481 Franklin, $1,250. Mark D. DiGiam- Niagara County jail, Big Al, 41, was sen- Niagara County Assistant District Attorneys paolo, 887-3891(c) tenced to 25 years to life for sexually abusing Robert A. Zucco and Cheryl L. Nichols pros- AMHERST: Rental. 3BR lower. Clarence schls, HE frnc & windows, a child. ecuted. Nichols told the jury Cutaia abused AC, shared sun rm, ½ driveway use. 75 McKinley, $975+. Kiersten the girl in North Tonawanda and continued Minnick, 868-6613(c) There was a spate of pictures posted on AMHERST: 4BR, 2 full & 3 half BA w/ 3700 sq. ft. LR, DR, fam rm, Facebook now deleted – of Cutaia, in when he moved to Wilson. eat-in kit & 1st fl r lndry. Cov’d patio & 2car garage. 72 Four Seasons his leather vest, back patch, pins and his “He made her ‘pinky promise’”, said Nichols, W, $379,000. Susan Lenahan, 864-6757(c) “Thunder” moniker patch, sometimes with wiggling her finger, “not to tell anyone.” DELAWARE DIST: Spect. views from 10th fl r 2-story 3BR co-op w/ terrace, formal DR, hi-end kit, bonus rm w/ full bth, 2 parkg spaces. 925 children seated behind him on his bike at Cutaia abused the young man, they said, in Delaware #10B, $699,000. Susan Lenahan, 864-6757(c) big bikers’ events. He rode his bike as if Lockport in 2006. Then when Big Al moved DELAWARE DIST: Multi-use bldg on Gates Cir! 1st fl r ofc, 2nd fl r he owned the road and it would never end. to Pendleton, he didn’t stop, not until 2009, apt & 3rd fl r apt. Also, part fi n 3rd fl r cld be fi nished as 3rd legal apt. Everybody knew Big Al. Parkg for 8. 54 Gates Cir, $774,900. Frank Cannata, 880-6077(c) when the 12-year-old told his grandmother. DELAWARE DIST: 4BR 4BA. Cherry kit w/ concrete counters; 1st fl r She was seven years old and it was three It stopped, so what would it accomplish to den (or BR), mstr w/ dressing rm & bth, 3rd fl r w/ bth. Newer mechs. 78 years ongoing before she told her dad and he tell police except the ruination of lives – the Summer, $439,000. Susan D. Lenahan, 864-6757(c) told deputies who made an arrest. boy’s too? DELAWARE DIST: For Rent or Sale! 3BR 2.5BA stunning co-op re- done top to bottom w/ gourmet kit. 2gar space w/ sale; 1 space w/ rental Between arraignment and trial, Big Al, Assistant Public Defender Christopher A. ($185/mo extra for 2nd space). 925 Delaware #2C, $599,900 or $2,500/ unable to make his $100,000 bail, sat in Privateer was assigned to represent Big Al. mo. incl. Susan Lenahan, 864-6757(c) jail, aloof from prisoners, avoiding guards. ELMWOOD VLG: 4BR 2.5BA Victorian. Grand foyer w/ orig. wd- Of the girl, “The child was prodded to give wrk. Lrg LR w/ pocket doors to DR. Kit w/ granite. Fin. 3rd fl r w/ bth. Nervous, trembling. Wondering if he’d ever answers,” Privateer said, suggesting prose- 128 Highland, $439,900. Susan Lenahan, 864-6757(c) get out. In prison, murderers get respect but cutors tailored false words to comport with GATES CIRCLE: 3BR 4BA magnifi cent condo. 3900+ sf. LR leads child molesters never. guilt of the accused man. “There have been to priv. terrace, relaxing den w/ wbfp, formal DR w/ built-ins, kit w/ Big Al loved to give children rides on his bike. granite & in-unit lndry rm. 33 Gates #4AB, $950,000. Susan Lenahan, After his arrest, publicity came, and a young changes in her testimony over the course of 864-6757(c) and Tina Bonifacio, 570-7559(c) man, 19, known well to Big Al, came forward time,” the lawyer said. For two-weeks, six men and six women sat HAMBURG: Investment Opp! 2/2 Double. Eat-in kits, formal DRs to tell how it had happened to him when he While, if it were true he had abused the boy on the jury and listened. 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431 DELAWARE AVE. BUFFALO, NY Copyright © by Artvoice Reporter, 2016. Artvoice is published in association with the 716-819-4200 Niagara Falls Reporter, South Buffalo News and Front Page 2 Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2017 | artvoice.com FEATURE On Your Side & In Your Court

Big Al had a sudden change of lifestyle when he was arrested for sexually molesting a little girl.

Judge Murphy sentenced him to 25 years to the promise of candy or a summer night ride life. with Big Al, then the hairy hands and putrid Ahead of Big Al is a steel, razor wire, and breath and the dark room, as the door closes. a concrete house. He will be isolated; no Big Al saw a fork in the road and jumped contact with the world. Locked in a cell, the wrong way. If we see him again, decades sniveling, craven. At the bottom of the pris- from now, he will be pale, old, broken man. on barrel is the spineless sex offender. He Judge Murphy did all he could by sequester- can slither out his cell to the prison chapel ing him in a concrete house until he is bent and carry his Bible, but his days of pin- or dead. kie promises and keeping secrets are gone. Of burglars, embezzlers, arsonists, robbers, A murderer can be forgiven; even the heroin blackmailers, extortionists, murderers, and dealer who recklessly ruined a hundred chil- even those who sell drugs to the young, he is dren, made them addicts, got them addicted, the lowest scum. destroyed their youth, can repent, and we forgive, but the molester of a child, there is The prison guards are his enemies, every something in our nature that won’t let him prison official, all staff, an enemy. Don’t go until he is driven to hell and exterminated make eye contact and they’ll leave you from the world. alone. Tranquilizers, sex-offender treatment, confess your crime, behavior modification, This is perhaps the only sane and rational prison psychologists, psychiatrists, counsel- plan. For most crimes are crimes of anger, ors. Medication. hatred, fear, passion, or of profit, but the sex molester is seeking only pleasure when he No more leather vest, or moniker patch, he recklessly ignores his victim, a habit so dan- will never see a child again or ride the road. gerous in the world that extermination is, as Ahead for Big Al is an orange jump suit and a it must be, somehow nature’s plan and must number. He will eat when he’s told and sleep be met with the harshest measures of deter- when he can. rence. Society does not want repentance; but On the outside, there are at least two (maybe to never forgive. That there will be no more more) who won’t likely forget when they Big Al Cutaia’s born in the world. see a bike or a leather jacket and remember

artvoice.com | Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2017 3 OPINION

Wardal Davis was a Casualty of the ‘War in Drugs’ Deconstructing the Left on Police Brutality and the ‘War on Drugs’

By Jim Ostrowski

How did we get from Wardel Davis dying after a drug war-related altercation with the Buffalo Police to protesters shouting “black lives matter”? No one has come forward with evidence that Mr. Davis died because the police decided to kill him because they think that black lives do not matter. Rather, the death appears to be accidental with the medical examiner await- ing results of toxicology tests. The slogan “black lives matter” is problemat- ic. It seeks, obliquely, to blame white racism for the actions of government employees, the police, technically bureaucrats, usually hired by Democratic municipalities, executing pol- The late Wardel Davis, a casualty of the War on I am reminded of Mencken’s quip, “Democracy is icies often popular with the black community Drugs. the theory that the common people know what such as drug prohibition. they want, and deserve to get it good and hard.” Drug prohibition is, historically and intrinsi- cally, a progressive program. It got its start of the safety of drugs of all kinds and can ban of the slightly more progressive party, the that ails them? under uber-progressive Woodrow Wilson and them outright if it so chooses. Democrats, whose platform extols govern- The progressives too have been fairly use- is founded on the progressive notion that the It is no secret that blacks tend to be members ment bureaucrats controlling our lives for less in the debate over police misconduct. government, not the free market, is in charge our own good. It is beyond dispute that Mr. Progressives tend to seek a non-governmen- Davis was stopped by the police because tal scapegoat for any problem caused by they were enforcing drug laws. If we want failed government policies. Thus, while the to reduce violent interactions between gov- leftist stirs up race hatred in the streets with ernment bureaucrats (the police) and blacks, divisive slogans, the progressive cheers from instead of using racially provocative slogans the sidelines as this tactic removes our focus bordering on hate speech, we should end the away from failed government policies such as progressive’s war on drug users and sellers. the drug war. So long as we can blame white A possible slogan in such a campaign would racism for police misconduct, we never have be “Liberty matters for all of us.” to ask questions like: in a progressive utopia Notice that I described the policy as a war like Buffalo, New York, with some of the on drug users and sellers. The term “war on highest taxes in the country; with free gov- drugs” is yet another Orwellian lie of the type ernment schools, dozens of free programs to that dominates our discourse and our think- “help the poor” and sophisticated economic ing. You can’t wage a war on chemicals! development programs to boost employment, The drug war is nothing but the use of violent why are there so many lost souls like Wardel force against people for the imaginary crime Davis wandering the streets of the West Side, of exercising their liberty. making frequent visits to drug houses and the The political left seems more interested in arraignment part of Buffalo City Court? stirring up hatred, division and resentment Jim Ostrowski is a trial and appellate than in actually solving the problem. Leftists lawyer in Buffalo, NY. He is CEO of need to ask themselves why they do this. LibertyMovement.org and author of several Are they really concerned about their fellow books including Progressivism: A Primer. citizens or are they engaging in protest as a Copyright by Cazenovia Books (2016). form of self-help therapy for whatever it is

4 Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2017 | artvoice.com FEATURE Planets identified around dwarf star, 40 light years away, might support life

Earth. The findings appeared this week in the journal Nature. Telescopes on the ground, in space, and scheduled to launch next year, should be able to study the atmosphere and determine if any planet can support life. Trappist-1 is eight percent of the size of our sun and, at a temperature of 4,150 degrees Fahrenheit, 10,000 degrees cooler. All seven planets are close to the star, which means they orbit quickly – between 1.5 days to 12.35 days. Scientists think the surfaces of the fourth, fifth and six planets might be at the right temperature to have water, one of the essential conditions for life. So far, scientists have determined that the two closest planets are rocky [terrestrial] like Earth, and, like our moon, one side of the planet likely most always faces their sun. Scientist speculate this side would This artist’s impression shows an imagined view from be warmer, but the dark side could support the surface one of the three planets orbiting an life too because the atmosphere could ultracool dwarf star just 40 light-years from Earth that were discovered using the TRAPPIST telescope retain heat. at ESO’s La Silla Observatory. These worlds have sizes Because of the cool, less radiant sun, the and temperatures similar to those of Venus and Earth side of the planet facing it would be much and are the best targets found so far for the search for dimmer than earth. From the middle plan- life outside the Solar System. They are the first planets et, the sun would seem three times larger ever discovered around such a tiny and dim star. In this than ours, like a dim, large, red sun toward view one of the inner planets is seen in transit across the disc of its tiny and dim parent star. the end of twilight. If observations reveal oxygen, with meth- Seven planets have been discovered orbiting ane, ozone and carbon dioxide in certain a ‘dwarf’ star named ‘Trappist-1’ which is proportions, life is almost certain to exist, about 40 light years [235 trillion miles] from scientists think.

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artvoice.com | Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2017 5 SPECIAL Native American Ferry Proposal Advanced as New Falls Attraction

There is a magnificent stretch of navigable waters in the Lower Niagara that is never used and rarely seen. BY FRANK PARLATO The timing may be right. Last week, the idea for ferry service along the Gov. Andrew Cuomo recently announced Lower Niagara was announced by Matthew plans for new hiking trails that traverse the Ohji^grago: Ricchiazzi, a Cornell-trained now little-explored lands along the Niagara urban planner with an MBA in private equity. gorge. He leads a Buffalo-based investment group Empire State Development President and and his company is Native American owned. CEO Howard Zemsky explained, “Our plan The ferry, consisting of a fleet of 30-passen- was and is to connect Niagara Falls back to ger boats, will transport tourists along the the waterfront.” Lower Niagara at the bottom of the gorge Presently the only way to explore these trails where neither the Maid of the Mist nor the are for hikers to climb down steep cliffs, or Whirlpool Jet Boats run. For the first time at Devil’s Hole and Whirlpool State Parks in modern history, passengers will have where stone steps make the path less oner- water access along this safe section of river, ous. Hikers still have to climb back up. But below the stratified rock gorge, from near the RIcchiazzi’s ferry will drop people on the Niagara pool to the Whirlpool Rapids. banks with immediate access to the trails Ricchiazzi, citing the Treaty of Canandaigua, without the need of climbing up or down the the Jay Treaty of 1795, the Treaty of Ghent, steep gorge walls. and case law, says, as a Native American, he Ricchiazzi's plan to transport people to the does not need New York State approval for base of Goat Island under Terrapin Point, the ferry. on rocky lands between the two Falls, may “The Haudenosaunne people are entitled to become one of the State Park’s most natural unobstructed navigation of our waterways and awe inspiring spaces. This 15 acre area irrespective of border crossings, and free of is currently inaccessible. tariffs, tolls, or levies,” he said. “We have For Indian and non-Indians who wish to pray every right to offer tours in the Niagara upon the rocks at the base of the Falls, it will Gorge, especially at Niagara Falls – among mean newfound access to mythical geogra- the most sacred of all Haudenosaunne reli- phy, Ricchiazzi said. gious sites.”

6 Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2017 | artvoice.com FEATURE Italian Festival moves from Hertel to Outer Harbor; seen as progress by DiPaolo

the Outer Harbor site from July 13 -16 this year, seen by all involved as a better venue to deal with the growing crowds. Officials say last year’s festival on cramped Hertel Ave. attracted close to 500,000 people. “We’ve outgrown the space (Hertel),” said DiPolo during an interview last week at his warm and friendly restaurant featuring some of the best Old World Italian food anywhere. “Everyone is on board with the move,” he said, mentioning, among others, Ristorante By Tony Farina Lombardo, a prominent Hertel Ave. eat- “The hope is to make it a regional festi- ery and a longtime mainstay at the Italian val,” says Dennis DiPaolo of the decision Festival, and Chef’s and Salvatore’s are also announced earlier this month to move this expected to be on board. year’s Italian Heritage Festival to the Outer There will be a charge of $5 per person at Harbor from its location for the last 29 years the Outer Harbor site, said DiPaolo, to cover on Hertel Ave. in North Buffalo. increasing security costs, but children 12 and “There were several factors involved in under and veterans will be admitted free and deciding to move to the Outer Harbor,” says seniors will get in for $2. DiPaolo, “including the need for more space, Waterfront officials, including the Outer better security, and neighborhood com- Harbor Management Group, see the move plaints. But we see this move as a wonder- of the Italian Heritage Festival as consistent ful opportunity to grow, to draw many new with the growth of the Outer Harbor which visitors from as far away as Erie, Pa., and reportedly attracted some 200,000 visitors Ellicottville, making it a regional attraction last year. but still within reach of our loyal followers.” DiPaolo and others believe the new location DiPaolo, who with his family has continued is needed to accommodate the ever growing serving the famed Old World Italian classics popularity of the festival, especially given at the Blasdell restaurant on South Park that among the features at this year’s event Ave. started by his late father, Hall of Fame will be popular singer Sal Valentinetti (Sal wrestler Ilio DiPaolo, in 1965, has sponsored the Voice), the young star from Long Island the Italian Heritage Tent at the festival and and a finalist last year on the reality show strongly believes the timing is right to move America’s Got Talent. to a location that will offer, among other “Again, we see this as a great opportunity to things, plenty of space for parking, some- make the festival a regional attraction that thing that’s in short supply in the Hertel Ave. will attract many new visitors– as well as the neighborhood. old– and give everyone the space they need The Galbani Cheese Italian Heritage and to really enjoy themselves in a grand new Food Festival will now offer the Italian cul- venue,” says DiPaolo. ture attractions that have made it famous at

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artvoice.com | Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2017 7 NEWS

Cult of NXIVM: Bronfman/Raniere lawsuit against cult-tracker Ross is dismissed – after 14 years

Ross published reports by Dr. Paul Martin, According to court filings, after Michael NXIVM and Raniere were represented by a psychologist, and Dr. John Hochman, a Sutton sold his interest in the company, he more than 30 lawyers from more than 10 psychiatrist, which characterized NXIVM as lent Raniere more than $1 million which law firms including Latham & Watkins, Los a cult that brainwashed seminar participants. Raniere said he lost in the commodities Angeles, Harris Beach, Albany, Proskauer The reports excerpted passages from copy- market. Rose, New York, and Bartolomei & righted NXIVM materials, but did not include US Judge Hayden, in dismissing the law- Associates, Niagara Falls. the full text or substantial portions of it. suit, concluded, “that defendants’ use of The Albany Times-Union called NIXVM a Raniere attempted to obtain an injunction to NXIVM materials was limited and protected “Litigation Machine” and reported that the remove the reports from the internet after critical reporting under the fair use doc- Bronfmans funded Raniere’s lawsuits and they first appeared on rickross.com in July trine. Defendants did not attempt to use the he “swallowed as much as $150 million of 2003. The injunction was denied including an copyrighted work for commercial profits, for their fortune” including $66 million Raniere appeal up to the US Supreme Court. unfair business advantage, or as an attempt claimed he lost in commodities investments. Clare Bronfman has reportedly lost more than $150 to compete… ‘If criticisms on defendants’ The reports remain online on Ross’ Cult Raniere lost another lawsuit recently when million under the guidance of her teacher Keith websites kill the demand for plaintiffs’ ser- Education Institute website. U.S. District Judge Barabra M.G. Lynn Raniere. vice, that is the price that, under the First dismissed his claims against AT&T and In addition to Ross, Raniere sued his former Amendment, must be paid in the open mar- Microsoft. Raniere sued based upon claims student Stephanie Franco and her parents, ketplace for ideas.’” he invented video conferencing. Judge Lynn A federal lawsuit filed by NXIVM (pro- Morris and Rochelle Sutton. Clare and Sara Bronfman, two heirs to the admonished Raniere for deceiving the court nounced nexium) against cult tracker Rick Seagram’s liquor fortune, reportedly funded and ordered him to pay attorney fees and A. Ross was dismissed last month by US The suit alleged the Suttons paid Ross to Raniere’s lawsuit. costs to AT&T, $935,300 and Microsoft, District Judge Katharine S. Hayden after 14 “deprogram” their son, Michael, who, after $202,000. years in federal court. taking courses with NXIVM, decided to sell During the 14-year litigation, Ross was his share of the family’s apparel business. represented pro bono by First Amendment A 2003 Forbes cover story, "Cult of Keith Raniere, of Albany, NY, is the founder attorneys including Peter Skolnik, Michael Personality" declared, “Raniere runs a cult- of NXIVM, a “human potential company” Franco, Michael’s sister, who also attended Norwick and Thomas Dolan. Public Citizen like program aimed at breaking down his that offers personal growth seminars based NXIVM seminars, gave class notes to Ross to of Washington D.C. and the Berkman Klein subjects psychologically, separating them on Raniere’s “Rational Inquiry” system. help him dissuade her brother from continu- ing with classes. The notes formed the basis Center for Internet & Society at Harvard from their families and inducing them into a In the lawsuit, Raniere claimed defamation, for the doctors’ criticism. University provided assistance. bizarre world of messianic pretention, idio- copyright and trade secret violations after syncratic language and ritualistic practices.”

Senior Wishes is looking for seniors who have wishes they need to fulfill

Senior Wishes, WNY’s only program ded- through wish fulfillment. sons; makeovers; and museum tours. icated to enriching the lives of deserving According to Wendy Miller Backman, Wish recipients must meet the following seniors by granting meaningful wishes, is Senior Wishes Executive Director, “Senior requirements: Age 65+ and a resident of continually on the lookout for more seniors Wishes was created to recognize that our WNY; U.S. Citizen; annual income $38,000 to assist. aging seniors still have things they want to or less for a household of one or $44,000 or Senior Wishes’ first wish was granted in do, places they want to go, or people they less for a household of two or a permanent March 2014, and since then the organiza- want to see. We transform those dreams into resident of a care facility; cognitively, emo- tion has been recognizing WNY’s seniors a reality.” tionally and physically capable of communi- in increasing numbers with the support of Other wishes granted have included travel to cating and experiencing the wish; and unable community members and corporate spon- reunite family members, including a recent to fulfill the wish on their own. sors. The non-profit was created by the trip allowing a grandmother to visit her sick Senior Wishes has granted 82 wishes, and a wish, visit www.seniorwishes.org or call United Church Home Society with a mission granddaughter; trips to sporting or cultural strives to grant more wishes to deserving 716-508-2121. to foster respect and appreciation for seniors events; painting, photography and swim les- seniors in 2017. To learn how to apply for

8 Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2017 | artvoice.com artvoice.com | Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2017 9 NEWS

Bruce writes letters, claims I demonized him, and is sent email inviting his response

if you criticize me. Presently I am writing about B.K. Kamdar, a witness named William Faust; a hearing in the Shane Buczek case; a parole violation of Vincent Sicurella and, if possible, the real point about Bronfmans, which you ask me to address in your latest letter. If you care to comment on any of these, let me know by email if possible. I may send you a message on Facebook in case this is not your regular email. If you do not wish to be contacted for com- ments, kindly let me know and I will not Anthony Bruce sent this picture which he prefers disturb you further. to others used. Thank you; One of several letters Anthony Bruce wrote, unsolicited, to me. Frank Parlato For the growing number of readers who eagerly await the next in the series on former Mr. Bruce’s response came quickly. He wrote Assistant US Attorney Anthony M. Bruce, man has such a record of losing as he did. But would Bruce speak on the record – or by email, “No further contacts.” there is some news. In any event, I received two handwritten let- merely write letters? This was odd. He was contacting me regular- Mr. Bruce has sent me a series of letters ters from Mr. Bruce before press time. And I He said I demonized him. If he is not a demon ly. I planned to write him back, “Mr. Bruce, giving snippets of his view of his side of the want to be fair to Mr. Bruce even if, as some he should not be afraid of telling the truth. the door is open. If you wish to comment stories – and there are many – about people, I say, he never was fair to anybody who got in in the future feel free to contact me. And of suspect, he falsely tried to prosecute. his way. course please feel free to continue to send Mr. Bruce sent seven letters, some of them I wrote him an email. letters.” But he took the time to write. handwritten, some typed. All were mailed to Dear Mr. Anthony M. Bruce; As it stands, Anthony M. Bruce sends me Sometimes his letters seem raving; some my post office box. letters. He expects no reply yet complains used words meant to insult; some were Today I received two handwritten letters I hope to publish them and address the issues about my articles after they’re written. When angry. In some however I enjoyed his use which appear to be written by you. he raises in an article very soon. I proposed he comment before the article of English. And it was hard not to like the Prior to today, I received five other letters…. is printed so if he can demonstrate there is Meantime, I continue to get calls from people guy when one of the letters came with his [Your] letters ask for certain things such as a mistake he can fix it, he writes “no more who claim Mr. Bruce abused them through picture and a request that I use the picture in to review a ruling (Knoll); interview persons contacts”. color of law. There are transcripts I obtained future articles which “defame”, “vilify”, and (Rutherford), use a certain photo, and, I gath- which show some judges had an understand- “demonize” him. He talks of being bold in terms of principles. er, provide clarification where you think you ing of how he abused the process. I will quote I laughed and of course used the new picture. have been misrepresented. Hew to those my friend. from these. I have spoken to witnesses who claim he asked them to lie; people who say But this was contact he initiated, not me and I will comply with any reasonable request. Be brave and defend your cases. in it he claimed I was vilifying him. he doctored documents; innocent people who Going forward, I will be happy to seek your By telling the truth, no one’s legacy can be narrowly escaped prosecution for the weight I wanted to make sure I was writing the truth. comments and include them in stories. defamed. of government can put innocent people in If he is a villain let him be demonized. If he If you choose to respond by email, you can be jail. These are shocking stories of people he is honest – and if he could prove me wrong- assured you will be accurately quoted – even accused who were acquitted. I wonder if any then let that be proclaimed.

10 Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2017 | artvoice.com FEATURE

Limo-Taxi Association Says ‘Uber, Lyft Want Unfair Playing Field’ Upstate By Tony Farina many limousines and taxis are now dispatched “The ride-hailing companies (Uber, Lyft) can through apps. operate right now upstate if they want to,” says While special laws are being proposed for Kevin Barwell, president of the Limousine, TNC, “we believe certain provisions and pro- Bus, Taxi Operators of Upstate New York, “if tections must be in whichever law is enacted they choose to comply with the law, as they do to protect and ensure the fairness to the people in New York City.” of New York and to existing for-hire vehicle 28 “But the fact is, they don’t want to comply, companies.” Those provisions and protections they don’t want to follow the for-hire laws include: Joe Bellanti 7pm - 9pm which means–among other things– paying spe- -Fingerpint-based background checks as Burlesque by Hell's Harlots 10pm cial insurance to cover drivers and passengers required in New York City that can cost millions and following the other ocktails -Sales tax and surcharges. Depending on the NOLA Cuisine & C regulations that cover transportation services, type of for-hire vehicle, the for-hire vehicle Complimentary as we do,” says Barwell, vice president and may have to pay sales tax or an MTA surcharge. beads and masks director of sales at Giorgio’s Limousine Service The TNCs will add thousands of vehicles that in Lancaster. will make millions of miles of trips on New Barwell’s trade organization represents more York roads and should pay their fair share to than 60 upstate small businesses providing help pay for the roads and other infrastructure transportation services, part of an industry that they will use for their business employs more than 80,000 people statewide -Transparency, including trip data available who live in the state and spend their money in under the state’s Freedom on Information Law. the local economies. Some proposals in Albany would create an “Our member companies contribute to their exemption for TNC data provided to govern- local economy,” Barwell recently told state ment agencies lawmakers at a hearing in the Assembly on the Speaking of Uber, Barwell said “they are a $69 efforts by the ride-sharing companies to win billion company that wants to change the law legislative approval to operate upstate without so they don’t have to pay the insurance and PROUDLY regulations. be allowed to squeeze the drivers out of every PRESENTS Barwell told lawmakers that his group’s mem- dollar with Uber taking 25 to 30 percent. All bers “contribute to their local economy, buying of the charges are put on the backs of drivers so vehicles, services and other goods which gener- drivers are required to pay for it.” ate tax revenue for the municipalities and New As Bill Yuhnke, president of Liberty Cab York State. We contribute to the $25 million (Buffalo) has said, drivers need to be checked that’s collected annually for sales tax on trans- for medical conditions, driving history, and portation services. Our members have helped criminal background before taking the wheel spur economic activity in the state since 1986.” of a vehicle transporting people, no matter the Barwell told lawmakers that elected officials vehicle. Starring calling for enactment of laws allowing so-called And Barwell noted that many of the Uber and Transportation Network Companies (TNC) like Lyft drivers, after paying all their costs, have Jimmy Janowski by Charles Busch Uber and Lyft to operate upstate have been led to file a 1099-K and have to pay tax, meaning to believe that Uber and Lyft are allowed to Bebe Bvlgari they are barely making minimum wage after all directed by Todd Warfield operate in New York City but not upstate. is said and done. Maria Droz “There are no special laws in New York City “We just want a level playing field,” says Timothy Patrick Finnegan for TNCs,” he told Assembly members. “Uber Barwell. “We welcome competition but it and Lyft currently abide by all of the same New must be fair and honest competition. Upstate Adam Hayes York City laws as other for-hire vehicles. Like and Buffalo travelers should not be treated as New York City, there is nothing that prohibits second-class citizens and must be afforded the Michael Seitz Uber and Lyft from operating now in upstate Alleyway Theatre same safeguards that govern the for-hire com- Guy Tomassi 1 Curtain Up Alley New York, if they choose to comply with the panies in New York City.” law.” Call 716.886.9239 to Reserve A recent upstate survey by Harper Polling March 17th – April 8th Reserve by email Barwell says the TNCs provide the exact for- [email protected] found that 84 percent of voters say “the same Fridays and Saturdays hire vehicle service as limousines and taxis rules should apply for ride-sharing services in www.buffalobua.org with the only difference being the TNCs are the whole state.” Eighty-six percent of parents at 8:00 p.m. dispatched by an app which does not change the say the same rules should apply across the state. Photography By Cheryl Gorski | Poster Design By Nicholas Vitello nature of the service provided. In fact, he said, Facebook.com/BuffaloUnitedArtists

Cleopatra_AV Ad.indd 1 artvoice.com | Feb 23 –2/13/2017 Mar 1, 2017 11:50:23 PM 11 STRANGE HUMOR

NEWS OF THE WEIRD THE PASSING PARADE GREAT ART! (1) Belgium’s federal parliament decided to German art collector Rik Reinking paid the keep supplying free beer and wine during equivalent of about $138,000 in 2008 for a legislative sessions (over the objection of its resplendent, complex drawing by Belgian artist ethics committee) because, since drinkers would Wim Delvoye, but it was one created in ink on continue to drink off-premises, anyway, serving the skin of (the still-alive) tattoo parlor manager the items on-premises would at least improve Tim Steiner -- to be delivered only upon Steiner’s attendance. (2) On Jan. 30, as police, with a death, when his skin will be displayed in Reinking’s search warrant, approached the front door collection. (The deal also requires that, in the of child-porn-possessing suspect Brian Ayers, meantime, Steiner personally showcase his back 57, they spotted him inside, hatchet in hand, at galleries three times a year, and BBC News pounding away at his tablet computer. Ayers, recently caught his latest appearance.) [BBC of Florence, New Jersey, was free at the time, News, 2-1-2017] pending sentencing in another New Jersey court on earlier counts of distributing child porn. [Politico.eu, 1-20-17] [NJ.com (Burlington, N.J.), 2-1-2017]

PRIESTS GONE BAD -- Prominent Tallahassee, Florida, pastor O. Jermaine Simmons, a community leader who ministers to the homeless and downtrodden, was rescued by police on Jan. 17, naked and hiding BY CHUCK SHEPHERD behind a fence after making a run for it when the husband of his mistress found the two in bed. WRONG PLACE, WRONG TIME An The husband, screaming, “I’m gonna kill him,” Abbotsford, British Columbia, burglar was ran for his handgun, and the mistress summoned successful in his Feb. 7 break-in at a home, but police, but by Jan. 30, all involved had declined his getaway was thwarted by a snowfall that to press charges. Simmons, married with a son, is blocked him in on a roadway. He eventually highly regarded for good deeds such as running decided to ask a passerby for help -- and a “cold night” shelter. [Tallahassee Democrat, inadvertently picked out a man (of the city’s 1-30- 20178] 140,000 residents) whose house he had just broken into (and who recognized him from reviewing his home’s security camera footage). -- The decidedly uncelibate Catholic priest Don The victim called police, who arrested the man Andrea Contin, 48, of Padua, Italy, was accused (and reported that it was the second residential by three women in December of having as many as 30 different lovers over the years, break-in that night in which the snowfall had Tim Steiner, a human canvas. foiled a burglar’s getaway.) [Vancouver Sun, organizing “orgies” on church property, visiting 2-7-2017 a “swingers’” resort in France several times, making pornographic home videos of his trysts, READ THE FULL NEWS OF THE WEIRD DAILY LEAST COMPETENT CRIMINALS “encouraging” one woman to have sex with a AT WWW.WEIRDUNIVERSE.NET. OR SEND ITEMS Recurring Themes: Once again, in January, horse and “always” carrying a briefcase full of TO [email protected] curiosity got the better of a perp. Adriana vibrators, sex toys and bondage equipment. Salas, 26, allegedly stole a truck in Jonesboro, Contin has not yet been charged with a crime Arkansas, and drove it to Fort Smith, 260 miles but, said a Catholic official, is “finished” as a away, but then could not resist stopping by the priest. (Bonus: The boxes for his home videos local sheriff’s office to ask whether the truck had were labeled by the names of Popes.) [The Owe more than $10,000 been reported stolen. (It had; deputies, taking Independent (London), 2-5-2017] a look outside, read Salas her Miranda rights.) in back taxes? You don’t have to talk to the IRS, ® let one of our professional team members help Try a little TENDERNESS discuss your tax problems today. Get our world-famous, exquisitely tender Omaha Steaks® Filet Mignons, Top Sirloins, and more. 100% guaranteed and delivered right to their door, save 77% when you order the Family Gourmet Feast. MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION The Family Gourmet Feast 2 (5 oz.) Filet Mignons CALL TODAY FOR A FREE CONSULTATION 2 (5 oz.) Top Sirloins 2 (4 oz.) Boneless Pork Chops 4 Boneless Chicken Breasts (1 lb. pkg.) 4 (3 oz.) Kielbasa Sausages 800-906-1892 4 (4 oz.) Omaha Steaks Burgers 12 oz. pkg. All-Beef Meatballs 4 (3 oz.) Potatoes au Gratin $50 4 (4 oz.) Caramel Apple Tartlets cash back Omaha Steaks Seasoning Packet (.33 oz.) PLUS, 4 more $ 99 Kielbasa upon sign-up 44240VNK Reg. $215.90 | Now Only 49 Sausages Limit 2 pkgs. at this price. Your 4 free sausages will be sent to each shipping address that includes the Family Gourmet Feast 44240. FREE! Standard S&H will be added per address. Not valid with other o– ers. All product, prices and sales are subject to Omaha Steaks, Inc. THIS IS NOT THE IRS - THIS IS Terms of Use and Pricing Policy. Visit omahasteaks.com/terms-of-useOSI Expires 1/31/17. ©2016 OCG | 608B120 | Omaha Steaks, Inc. A TAX RELIEF SERVICE $10K MINIMUM IN BACK TAXES 800-920-8730 ask for 44240VNK | www.OmahaSteaks.com/savor55

12 Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2017 | artvoice.com STRANGE HUMOR NEWS OF THE WEIRD THE PASSING PARADE GREAT ART! HOTTEST DANCE PARTY (1) Belgium’s federal parliament decided to German art collector Rik Reinking paid the keep supplying free beer and wine during equivalent of about $138,000 in 2008 for a legislative sessions (over the objection of its POP EVIL IN WESTERN NEW YORK resplendent, complex drawing by Belgian artist Rapids Theatre Thurs Feb 23rd 7pm $23/$25 ethics committee) because, since drinkers would Wim Delvoye, but it was one created in ink on continue to drink off-premises, anyway, serving the skin of (the still-alive) tattoo parlor manager the items on-premises would at least improve Tim Steiner -- to be delivered only upon Steiner’s Pop Evil is a larger than life true rock n’ roll band blending the ear- attendance. (2) On Jan. 30, as police, with a death, when his skin will be displayed in Reinking’s nestness of Pearl Jam and Soundgarden with the showmanship of

search warrant, approached the front door collection. (The deal also requires that, in the THU 2/23 Motley Crue and Kiss. Los Angeles-based Badflower featuring front- of child-porn-possessing suspect Brian Ayers, meantime, Steiner personally showcase his back man, Josh Katz opens the show. 57, they spotted him inside, hatchet in hand, at galleries three times a year, and BBC News EVERY THURSDAY pounding away at his tablet computer. Ayers, FEATURING recently caught his latest appearance.) [BBC BIG JAY OAKERSON of Florence, New Jersey, was free at the time, News, 2-1-2017] pending sentencing in another New Jersey Helium Comedy Club Thurs Feb 23rd 8pm Fri & Sat Feb 24th & 9 PM – 2 AM court on earlier counts of distributing child 25th 7:30 & 10pm $15/$23 DJ $2 BLACKJACK/ELECTRONIC TABLE GAMES porn. [Politico.eu, 1-20-17] [NJ.com (Burlington, N.J.), 2-1-2017] Philadelphia-born comedian Big Jay Oakerson has a laid-back, SPINNING THE HOTTEST DANCE MUSIC likeable, yet biting style of stand-up. He has performed at two THURS-SAT of the biggest comedy festivals: the Just For Laughs Comedy PRIESTS GONE BAD Festival in Montreal and HBO’s US Comedy festival in Aspen. -- Prominent Tallahassee, Florida, pastor O. ZOSO: THE ULTIMATE LED ZEPPELIN EXPERIENCE Jermaine Simmons, a community leader who ministers to the homeless and downtrodden, was Riviera Theatre Fri & Sat Feb 24th & 25 th 8pm $30 both rescued by police on Jan. 17, naked and hiding nights $50 THE ULTIMATE NIGHT OF ENTERTAINMENT AT SENECA NIAGARA EVENTS CENTER Back by popular demand, ZOSO recreates the 1976 concert BY CHUCK SHEPHERD behind a fence after making a run for it when the husband of his mistress found the two in bed. movie “The Song Remains the Same” . 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artvoice.com | Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2017 13 THE ART OF ENGAGED SONG TIFFANY DUMOUCHELLE : A RECITAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART SONGS THAT SPEAK TO THE MOMENT BY JAN JEZIORO

n Sunday February tions with a group of young girls. I 26th at 3pm soprano was having a difficult time with my OTiffany DuMouchelle group, trying to get them to come will offer a program of songs up with a topic for the song we by contemporary American were writing together. My collab- composers in Baird Recital orator explained to me that it was Hall on the UB Amherst the first time that most of these Campus. MS DuMouchelle, a girls had ever been asked what UB Department of Music fac- they liked. Girls were not given ulty member, will be joined by that importance there. I realized Kyle Adam Blair, piano, in a at that moment, that I was in a recital of songs by George unique position as a woman and Crumb, Joseph Schwantner a singer. My job entitles me to the and William Harvey. attention of others. Many women When asked about the genesis throughout the world, and even of her program for this recital, in our own country, are greatly oppressed. Their voices too often Tiffany had this to say: “I’m a go unheard. As soon as William creator. I’m a communicator. I told me about the song cycle, I realized at some point years knew it was a work of great impor- ago, that as a singer, I have a tance. William is a fabulous com- unique opportunity to be heard poser, with a strong knowledge of by others. As an artist, I choose Afghan culture and music, having my medium. While I enjoy many lived in Kabul and taught at the varieties of music, I am drawn Afghanistan National Institute of to pieces that carry a message, Music (the first music school that that challenge our conception Tiffany DuMouchelle opened after the Taliban’s ban on of life and those that celebrate Photo by Irene Haupt music was lifted). In this cycle, he positive change. I have been contrasts folk poetry and Afghan greatly frustrated by the pres- the range and experience of such a genre. luscious harmonies, flowing melodic line, and musical influences with contemporary issues ent state of events in our country and the ‘Apparition’ alternates between tradition- stunning imagery. Later, I learned that these affecting women in Afghanistan. I find it an great division we’re facing as a nation. The al techniques and extended techniques for songs were originally composed for Lucy incredibly powerful reminder of how lucky pieces I have chosen for this program are both the piano and voice. All the compo- Shelton, who became one of my mentors in we are to have the many freedoms that have songs of inspiration to me”. sitions in this program are contemporary NYC and is now a close friend. Schwantner song cycles for soprano and piano, written orchestrated these two poems with two oth- been established in our country, and how Composer George Crumb (b. 1929) was by American composers. What I appreciate ers in a larger work for voice and orchestra important it is to preserve them”. awarded a Pulitzer Prize in 1968 for his titled, ‘Magabunda’. I performed the orches- “I met pianist Kyle Adam Blair when I was orchestral work Echoes of Time and the most about this cycle is how it explores multi- trated version of these songs in my Lincoln finishing my doctorate at University of River, and while his very original composi- ple perspectives of a single moment in time. Center Debut in 2006. They’ve continued California, San Diego”, says Tiffany. “We tions enjoyed widespread popularity during Beginning and ending with a ‘macro’ view of to be a consistent part of my repertoire. To realized that we both have a passion for the 1960’s and 1970’s, his status slipped the world, with images of stars and ocean, it then shifts to a ‘micro’ view, moving through me, the poetry represents feminine creativ- American composers and quickly found many somewhat during the subsequent rise of ity and coming into one’s own, which is why the senses with birdsongs and flowers. It is opportunities to work together. In 2014, we minimalism and post-minimalism. I’ve paired the songs with ‘Speaking for the a sonic expression of mourning and healing, performed at Songfest, a Los Angeles art “Soprano Jan DeGaetani and Gil Kalish, Afghan Woman’ by William Harvey.” and is a celebration of life and the immense song festival, as new music fellows. This is our after having worked with George Crumb beauty of the natural world”. “I’ve known William Harvey for many years, first time performing together since I moved on multiple collaborations, including his through our work together in his NPO, to Buffalo - it’s very exciting to return to old “I chose Joseph Schwantner’s (b. 1943) ‘Two much-performed vocal work ‘Ancient Voices Cultures in Harmony”, says Tiffany. “Through musical friends”! of Children’ requested that he compose Poems of Agueda Pizarro’ for this program Cultures in Harmony and our projects in Tickets: $15/10 seniors, students; free for UB a ‘traditional’ song cycle, for voice and in a way as homage to my musical roots. I Africa and Papua New Guinea, my perspec- students. Information: www.slee.buffalo.edu piano” says Tiffany. “What is fabulous about first came across these songs in my first year tive on the importance of music has changed. ‘Apparition’, is that while Crumb indeed in undergraduate studies. Dawn Upshaw When we were in Egypt, we collaborated writes a song cycle based on texts by Walt had recorded the second song, ‘Black with a local rotary club in writing composi- Whitman for voice and piano, he expands Anemones’, and I quickly fell in love with the

14 Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2017 | artvoice.com 26th ANNUAL BUFFALO QUICKIES AT ALLEYWAY BY ANTHONY CHASE

For the 26th consecutive year, so quickly, really change, a lot. Alleyway Theatre will present an evening of short plays called, the ABSOLUTELY UNBELIEVABLE! by Bella “Buffalo Quickies.” Last year’s Poynton, A regional premiere. presentation picked up the Artie Radio talk show hosts ask a man from the Award for Outstanding Ensemble. future what to expect and receive some This year, a new set of zanies surprising answers. presents an evening of works, all GUNS AND ROSES by Mike Randall, A by local playwrights. Director world premiere. Joyce Stilson took time to answer a few questions for ARTVOICE. Winner of the 2016 Maxim Mazumdar New Play Competition. WHAT IS SPECIAL ABOUT “THE QUICKIES”? It’s time to pull out the big guns when your pride and joy won’t leave the nest. I think what’s made quickies spe- cial and continue into its 26th CLOWNTIME IS OVER by j.Snodgrass, A season this year is the theatrical world premiere. form itself. One Acts are their Livia takes her clowning very seriously own beast, with ideas that merit and Edwin can either take it or leave her. few pages. Concepts, jokes, char- INFLUENCE by Jennifer Tromble, A acters, dialogue twists and weird regional premiere. endings can seem perfectly valid when you don’t devote an entire Good and bad gets handed down through evening to them. Instead, you generations… but how can you break the appreciate the conceit presented cycle between your mother and your chi and move onto the next one act. ld? HOW DID YOU SELECT THIS Timothy Patrick Finnegan, Bethany Sparacio, Tyler Brown in Buff alo Quickies, 2016 at Alleyway Theatres The cast of BUFFALO QUICKIES includes YEAR’S PLAYS? DOES A THEME Kyle Baran, Stephanie Bax, Timothy EMERGE DURING THE PROCESS? local playwrights. Some are returning playwrights need, but can’t get at home? Patrick Finnegan, Christopher Standart and like Donna Hoke and Jennifer Tromble. The Maxim Becky Globus. I receive scripts through the maxim Mazumdar WHEN BLIZZARD BABIES TURN TO STONE by Mazumdar One Act Competition winner is Mike new play competition, unsolicited scripts from Justin Karcher, A world premiere. “The Quickies” start this weekend and run through Randall (last year we produced his first one act.) playwrights, literally FROM around the world (you March 11. Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at The other three playwrights are first timers for me In his drunken stupor Mike believes the love of his haven’t lived til you’ve read a translated Korean life is Medusa… but will his dream turn to stone? 7:30 p.m. at the Alleyway Theatre. $25/general one act) as well as scripts from playwrights I have J. Snodgrass, Bella Poynton and Justin Karcher, admission; $13/students. although each is certainly not new to theater. A FIT OF PIQUE by Mark Harvey Levine, A formed relationships with over the years. I also Alleyway Theatre Box Office: 716-852-2600 x0. hold onto scripts, sometimes for years, waiting WHAT DO YOU LOOK FOR WHEN CASTING regional premiere. for the right opportunity to produce them. This “THE QUICKIES”? Rich really likes Annie, but she seems to change makes selecting a real challenge, but also thrill- Versatility and flexibility. Versatility as an actor ing as an artist because I get to choose from so and flexibility as a person. Of course, b e i n g many. When it comes down to the final selection able to play several different roles in under 90 I look for the strongest writing and gravitate minutes is important and essential, but being towards characters and situations I haven’t seen limber enough to change focus on a dime, change before. If there is a theme in 2017 I would have sets and costumes and work on a new script, to say: social issues and relationships. In the first act each play deals with a different social issue when you may get new dialogue up to opening although not heavy-handedly and in the second night, is a definite must. act the focus turns to relationships. Certainly the THE SEVEN PLAYS IN THIS YEAR’S LINE-UP stuff theater is made of... SURVIVAL STRATEGY by Donna Hoke, A region- WHAT IS UNIQUE ABOUT THIS YEAR’S al premiere. “QUICKIES”? Jenny and Jerry sit a few feet apart from each I’m thrilled to say this year’s “Quickies” has six other, forty hours a week… can they find what they

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Leary Theatre, Clet Hall, Theatre Company, directed by Kevin NU campus (286-8685). www.niagara.edu/ Barwell, starring Karah Krajewski, Bill theatre Kennedy, John Pirrone, Scot Kaitanowski, RING OF FIRE, THE MUSIC OF JOHNNY CASH, presented by MusicalFare at 710 Main, Justyn Harris, Curtis Rose, Peter Snodgrass, OTHER DESERT CITIES, play by Jon Jodi Cook, Dan Morris, Sean Farrell, Joe Robin Baitz presented by Aurora Players, Pinter presented by Torn Space Theater, presented by Theatre in the Mist, directed Schenkel. Through Feb 25, Fri & Sat at 7:15. directed by Tom Durham, starring Katie directed by Dan Shanahan, starring Willie by Corey Bieber, starring Michael Giannini, Lancaster Country Club, 6061 Broadway Buckler, Mary Eckstein, Kris Kielich, Mary Judson, Stan Klimecko, Courtney Turner, Reagan Posey, Isaac Fesmire, November St., Lancaster (633-4355). Moebius, Rick Sweet. Feb 24-Mar 12, Fri & Nicholas Bernard. Through Mar 11, Thu- Reign Maziarz, Natalie Condino. Through Sat at 8, Sun at 2:30. Roycroft Pavilion in Sat at 7:30, plus Mar 12 at 7:30. The Adam Feb 26, Fri & Sat at 7:30, Sun at 2. Stella UPCOMING Hamlin Park, East Aurora (687-6727). www. Mickiewicz Dramatic Circle, 612 Fillmore Niagara Education Park, 4421 Lower River THE DOCTOR IN SPITE OF HIMSELF, auroraplayers.org Ave. (812-5733). www.tornspacetheater.com Rd., Lewiston. (1-877-856-0694) www. comedy by Molière adapted and directed RING OF FIRE, THE MUSIC OF theatreinthemist.org STOP KISS, play by Diana Son presented by Aaron Moss, presented by Buffalo State JOHNNY CASH, presented by MusicalFare, by Subversive Theatre, directed by Kelly THE COMPLETE WORKS OF Theater Department. Mar 2-11, Thu & Fri directed by Michael Walline, starring Katie Beuth, starring Brittany Germano, Jenny WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE (Abridged), at 8, Sat at 2 & 8. Warren Enters Theatre, Clark, Steve Copps, Kevin Craig, Philip Gembka, John Profeta, Justin Fiordaliso, comedy presented by Springville Center for Upton Hall, college campus (878-3005). Farugia, Bob Mazierski, Theresa Quinn, Zak Brian Brown, Theresa DiMuro Wilber. Feb the Arts, directed by Mike Kowal, starring Ward, Maggie Zindle. Through Mar 5, Wed RUMORS, farce by Neil Simon presented 23-Mar 18, Thu-Sat at 8. The Manny Fried Justin Chortie, Tim Musial, Cory Golabek. & Thu at 7, Fri at 8, Sat at 4 & 7, Sun at 2. by The Niagara Regional Theatre Guild, Playhouse, 255 Great Arrow Ave., third floor Through Feb 26, Thu-Sat at 8, Sun at 2 Shea’s 710 Theatre, 710 Main St. (1-800- directed by M. Joseph Fratello, starring (408-0499). www.subversivetheatre.org (no performance Feb 23). Carol Mongerson 745-3000). www.sheas.org/710main Theater, 37 North Buffalo St., Springville Dan Zerpa, Amy Feder, BrianTabak, Dianna ONGOING SOPHISTICATED LADIES, musical by (592-9038). Kolek, Chris Cummings, Lauren Brechtel, Dawn.Marcolini Newton. Mar 3-19, Fri AFTER THE REVOLUTION, play Duke Ellington directed by John Fredo, IT SHOULDA BEEN YOU, musical & Sat at 7:30, Sun at 3. Ellicott Creek by Amy Herzog presented by The Jewish starring Cecelia Barron, Annette Christian, by Brian Hargrove and Barbara Anselmi Playhouse, 530 Ellicott Creek, Tonawanda Repertory Theatre, directed by Saul Elkin, Dudney Joseph, Jr., London Lee, Katy presented by O’Connell & Company, (260-2319). www.niagaratheatre.com starring Lisa Ludwig, Tom Makar, David Miner, Ben Michael Moran. Through Mar directed by Roger Paolini, starring Joey Marciniak, Adam Rath, Tina Rausa, Anne 5, Wed & Thu at 7, Fri at 7:30, Sat at 3:30 Bucheker, Todd Fuller, Gregory Gjurich, THE UNDERPANTS, comedy by Steve Roaldi, Bonnie Jean Taylor, Steve Vaughan. & 7:30, Sun at 2. MusicalFare Theatre, Bill Group, Adam Hayes, Sara Kovacsi, Martin presented by American Repertory Through Mar 5, Thu at 7:30, Sat at 4 & 8, Sun 4380 Main St., Amherst (839-8540). www. Pamela Rose Mangus, Mattthew Mooney, Theater of WNY, directed by Jeffrey Coyle, at 2. The Maxine and Robert Seller Theatre, musicalfare.com Mary Kate O’Connell, Emily Pici, Heather starring David C Mitchell, Candice Kogut, 2640 North Forest Road, Getzville (688- CLOSING Reed, Rebecca Runge Dan Urtz. Through Pamela Rose Mangus, Ben Caldwell, Rich 4114 x391). www.jewishrepertorytheatre. Feb 26, Thu-Sat at 7:30, Sun at 2:30. The Kraemer, Michael J Starzynski. Mar 9-Apr CHARLOTTE’S WEB, based on the book com Park School, 4625 Harlem Road, Snyder 1, Thu-Sat at 8. 330 Amherst St. (697-0837) by E.B. White adapted by Joseph Robinette THE COLLECTION, drama by Harold (848-0800). www.oconnellandcompany.com www.artofwny.org 16 Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2017 | artvoice.com GEORGE CLINTON & PARLIAMENT: FUNKADELIC MADNESS MARDI GRAS TOUR UB Center for the Arts Sun Feb 26th 7:30pm • $28-&58

George Clinton is one of the masters of Funk, recording both as Parliament and the Funkadelics. Clinton revolutionized R&B during the 70’s, twisting soul music into funk, adding influences from several late 60’s rock and soul heroes: Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa and Sly and the Family Stone. His groups ruled black music during the seventies, capturing over 40 R&B singles and recording three platinum albums. He was elected to the Rock n’ Roll Hall Of Fame in 1997. CURTIS SALGADO Sportsmen’s Tavern Thurs Feb 23rd 7pm • $25

Curtis Salgado is an award winning soul, blues and R&B vocalist, har- monicist, and songwriter. In 2013, Salgado won the coveted BB King Entertainer of the Year- the highest award the Blues world has to offer. With a career spanning forty years, a three time Soul Blues Artist of the Year Awards at the Blues Mu- sic Awards, his reputation for high intensity performances, and his encyclopedic knowledge of souls, blues, and R&B, Salgado is a true musical giant.

artvoice.com | Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2017 17 Flying Bison New Orleans Party features SUNDAY FEB. 26, 2017 5PM-8PM Events. With a live music from Black Rock Zydeco, Cajun focus on up and Oshun 5 E. Huron, Buffalo food from The Lousiana Cookery, king cakes coming bands in from Mazurek’s Bakery (find the plastic Buffalo Urban League Mardi Gras Buffalo, BurtFest babies, get free beers), and a special cask Celebration & 90th Anniversary party is being held of beer. Cost is $25 at the door and includes and fundraiser. In a festive Mardi Gras at Showplace two drink tickets. Beads and masks will be atmosphere enjoy authentic New Orleans Theater of given out; the best costume is awarded extra cuisine prepared by youth program Buffalo, a great drink tickets. All ages are welcome (non- participants under the direction of chefs music venue that alcoholic drinks available). Call 873-1557. Dale Holt & Connie Ervin. $75 single - $125 was recently resurrected. per couple. SATURDAY 25TH FEB, 2017 Featured bands this year are: Crooked 8PM–1AM SUNDAY 26TH FEB, 2017 - 12PM Gener8ion, As Summer Dies, Gods - 3PM New York Beer Project Creatures, So Far So Good, The Second Sportsmen's Tavern 326 Amherst St Bufalo, String, Exham Priory, The Rifts, Improbable SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 6933 S Transit Rd Lockport, NY Cause, PA Line, The Odds Are, The Good 2017, 2PM 4PM 10th Annual Mardi Gras Jam! NYBP Mardi Gras Party for a Paws Cause Neighbors, Orange Friction, Bighorn Sheep, Audubon Library350 John James Audubon With Terry & the Zydeco Bad Boys Grab your THE NIGH, & Slaves To Sound. $10 Parkway Buffalo, NY, 14228 beads and beer Ten Cent Howl and Buffalo Brass presale, $15 at the door $25 VIP Tickets French Storytime - Mardi Gras Alliance the 2nd Annual also available Francaise de Buffalo offers an opportunity NYBP Mardi Ages 18+ (ID Required / Strictly Enforced) to hold off on the hurricane drinks and Gras Bash for a bead throwing and begin your Mardi Gras great cause! TUESDAY FEB. 28, 2017, celebration week with the kids. The Club 7PM-11PM WNY’s top des Copains presents a special Mardi Gras American Repertory Theater of WNY, Inc New Orleans story time with crafts and games. Open to Party band, the 330 Amherst St, Buffalo children 18 months - 7 year olds. Register Nickel City Pimp Choir, starts at 8:30pm. in person or call the library at 716-689-4922 MARDI GRAS CÉLÉBRATION For OL’ Also featuring NYBP Beer, hurricanes, and Machine BOUDREAX LaBlanc SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, the infamous Beer Project VooDoo Brew. 2017, 3PM TO 5PM Mardi Gras food specials all night long! SUNDAY 26TH FEB, 2017, 2PM Some say he died because the crawfish were too spicy, others say the constant The Tewksbury Lodge (249 Ohio St.) “Beads will be thrown to people who show ART/WNY 330 Amherst St Buffalo us their...smiles,” There will be a prize for nagging of his wife A guest from Ireland for Mardi Gras the best Mardi- outfit Mardi Gras Celebration 2017 gave him a stroke, whichever one Come to an event and discussion on “The There's no cover or admission, however, for Going ten years strong, this annual event may believe, Ol’ History of Brewing Beer.” The event is the Paws Cause bring some Dog or Cat food started in the back of Rust Belt Books when Boudreax LeBlanc free and reservations are encouraged (call (wet or dry) to donate to the Niagara County it was on Allen Street. In a humble gathering, has shrugged off 840-2866). A limited food menu will be Community Mission's Pet Food Pantry who the festivities saw Chris Standart direct this mortal coil. available. The discussion will be led by is desperately low on food right now. They a stage reading of Christopher Durang's Join Reverend Ian Hamilton, head brewer of Sullivan’s provide pet food to people who can't afford hysterical FOR WHOM THE SOUTHERN Johnny Scotch as Brewing Company in Kilkenny, Ireland). food to feed their pets so they don't starve, BELLE TOLLS, an over-the-top (of course) the preacher bids Hamilton will be joined by Michael Meade or they have to turn them out into the cold. parody of Tennessee Williams' THE GLASS for a formal presentation of the history SUNDAY FEB. 26, 2017 7:30 PM MENAGERIE, as well as a reading of adieu to Ol’ Boudreax whilst sippin’ on of brewing. Sullivan’s beer was recently GUMBO YA YA. This year's party will tasty Hurricanes and samplin’ gumbo by released into the Buffalo area market, GEORGE CLINTON & PARLIAMENT feature the slick sounds of CHILD OF the bowlfuls. The ceremonies culminate in featuring an Irish Red Ale. FUNKADELIC FOLLY, Billy Horn & Rosemarie Lorenti of a traditional Second Line march right down Amherst Street into local establishments The SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, George Clinton & Parliament/Funkadelic Billy Draws Two, and Honky piano vibes of Mr. Conrad and plenty of gumbo, rice 'n' Sportsmen Tavern, The Phoenix and Hot 2017, 1PM TO 5PM. will perform their Mardi Gras Madness Tour at 7:30 p.m. Feb. beans and traditional hurricanes to get the Momma’s Canteen. Tickets are $5/$10 gets Flying Bison Brewing Company (840 26 at the University good times rollin'. Cost $5 one admission and a bowl of gumbo. Seneca St.) at Buffalo Center SUNDAY 26TH FEB, 2017, 2PM TUESDAY 28TH FEB, 7, 6:30PM for the Arts. The concert is presented Showplace Theater Armor Inn Tap Room by WBLK-FM 1065 Grant Street Buffalo, NY 14207 5381 Abbott Rd. Hamburg, NY in celebration of BurtFest 2017 New Belgium Mardi Gras Beer Dinner Black History Month. Tickets are This is not a Mardi Gras event but since the Mardi Gras Beer dinner featuring New on sale now for $28, $38, and $58 via the festival kicks off on Mardi Gras weekend we Belgium Brewing Center for the Arts box office, tickets.com thought we’d include it. 2017 marks the 5th Dinner includes 4 beers with 4 courses for and by calling (888) 223-6000. year of BurtFest– brought to you by FTMP $55 (gratuity included). Dinner is served at 18 Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2017 | artvoice.com 6:45pm. and ready, beads will be tossed, and Sam Marabella will be performing live jazz with his band. TUES FEB 28TH, 4PM-4AM DBGB! 253 Allen Street Fat Tuesday Celebration Everyone knows DBGB’s throws the wildest parties. Their Fat Tuesday is Legendary! Complimentary Cajun Buffet including:

Course 1: Quinoa salad with honey citrus vinaigrette, paired with De Koninck Ale Course 2: Citrus-brined bourbon glaze pork belly, paired with Le Terroir Sour Course 3: Creole shrimp pasta, paired with Voodoo Ranger Imperial IPA Course 4: King Cake bread pudding with salted caramel ice cream, paired with 1554 Black Lager A representative from New Belgium will attend to talk about the beers and will have Pulled Pork, Gumbo, Crawfish Boil, and giveaways! all the sides! Mardi Gras Legends Lee Ron Zydeco and the Hot Tamales start it off TUES FEBRUARY 28TH, 6 PM & the SNM DJs featuring the Incredible Fat Bob's Smokehouse Scott Down, The Legendary Cochise & 41 Virginia Pl, Buffalo Milk, and other favorite residents including Charles Masters, Dovey, and more! The Mardi Gras Pig Roast party goes from 4pm to 4am and doesn't stop till the music ends! Special appearances by Buffalo's Most Famous Drag Queens! Specials on Abita, Hurricanes, and more! Kitchen open till 3am! TUES FEB 28, 7PM HOT MOMA'S CANTEEN 12 Military Rd. (corner Amherst st.) Mardi Gras Bash Partyin' like you're in New Orleans! with a Pig Roast, live music, red beans & Ioe Bellanti 7pm, Hell's Harlots 10pm rice, Hurricanes and Magic Hat Brewing NOLA Cuisine & Coctails plus compliemtary Company specials & more. Come for the Pig beads and masks. Roast, stay for the Hurricane's! TUES FEBRUARY 28TH, 2 PM, Thin Man Brewery 492 Elmwood Ave Buffalo, Celebrate Fat Tuesday at Thin Man! Chef Bruce will have Muffaletta Sandwiches and Gumbo prepped artvoice.com | Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2017 19 PIANO COMMUNITY THE BOOKWORM - 1- 3pm Winter Wonderland DICK AND JENNY'S BAKE INTEREST Workshop AND BREW - 6:30-9:30pm AMHERST TOWN COURT - TIFFT NATURE PRESERVE Don Burns Ragtime Player 7pm Friends and Family sup- - 9-4pm, 9-4pm Winter CALENDAR port and education group Wonders Discovery Camp COUNTRY BUFFALO MUSEUM OF Camp LIST ANY EVENT FOR FREE: SPORTSMEN'S TAVERN - KARAOKE SCIENCE - 10-4pm Guitar: email: [email protected] 12-2:15pm Mark plays classic The instrument that rocked LECTURES/ country withThe Lunchtime the world PRESENTATIONS Classic Country Review; noon LUTHERAN CHURCH OF The Lunch Bunch THE MESSIAH - 7pm Doug THURS DANCE/DJS/ DeCroix, Great Lakes Naval ELECTRONIC Aviation FEB 23 BLU BAR & GRILLE - 7pm Dancing All Night with DJ's MUSIC Nino and Henry from LVP. DUKE'S BOHEMIAN GROVE ROCK ACOUSTIC/FOLK BAR - 9pm Throwback MOHAWK PLACE - 6pm DAILY PLANET COFFEE Thursdays with DJ Charles Time And Distance w/ CO. - 12:30-1:30pm Acoustic Masters 727 ELMWOOD - 9pm Garrett Shea and the Red Lunch with Westcott & Co. Karaoke night Letter Kings GALLO COAL FIRE GARDEN PARK CAFE - 8pm THE RAPIDS THEATRE - KITCHEN - 6-9pm Scott Dan's Nightly Karaoke 7pm Pop Evil: Rock n'Roll Celani GYPSY PARLOR - 8pm Now Tour-Right Now Red Sun DELAVAN-GRIDER Komedy and Karaoke; 9pm Rising, Badflower COMMUNITY CENTER - 5- Karaoke 6:30pm PeaceJam Buffalo, NIAGARA HISTORY CENTER HAT TRIX BAR AND GRILL - For Teens: - 2pm Melissa Dunlap & Ann 10pm karaoke COMMUNITY GLORIA J. PARKS Marie Linnabery ROCKIN' BUFFALO EVENTS COMMUNITY CENTER - 3- SALOON - 7pm Rock and Roll 6pm Food For Thought Teen Rich ARTS & CRAFTS Girls Program STERLING PLACE - 9pm Tom BRIGHTON PLACE LIBRARY THE MUSIC ROOM - 7pm Tom - 11am Laughter Yoga; noon (music, comedy, poetry) Exercise with Mary Ann Hosted by Dave HallettAll OPEN MIC Linkowski ages. Loaner instruments if necessary. In house non-al- COUZINS - 8-11:30pm TALTY'S TAVERN - 8pm Sara cohol refreshments. Free Bouncin' off the Walls popcorn! Professional sound Elizabeth MOONEY'S - 8pm DJ Trivia GONZOS - 11pm Andy Geier system. Kid/family friendly. UKRAINIAN-AMERICAN JAZZ and Joe Batt CIVIC CENTER - 9pm Lance O'NEILL'S STADIUM INN - EXHIBITS BUFFALO IRON WORKS - LITERARY Drake acoustic show 10pm Cory Klawon & Dustin STEEL PLANT MUSEUM - 10- 7:30pm Jazz is Phish 5pm A Fair Day's Work: The BUFFALO & ERIE COUNTY Francis BLUES CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Role of the Union in the Steel PUBLIC LIBRARY - 8:30-6pm SPOT COFFEE (DELAWARE) 727 ELMWOOD - 8-10pm - 12-2pm Mayden Jazz with Plants Milestones of Science: Books that Shook the World!; 8:30- Fritz The Kat Dennis M. Warne - 7-9pm Open Mic T.C. WHEELERS BAR & 6pm Celebrating 400 years ABBEY SQUARE - 8:30pm COLORED MUSICIANS' of Shakespeare: Reflecting on PIZZERIA - 8-11pm Michael Open Blues Jam CLUB - 8pm Carol Mc the Life of the Bard Hund LAUREL AND HARDY'S - Laughlin 9pm Pro Blues Jam SPORTSMEN'S TAVERN - BRIGHTON PLACE LIBRARY 7pm Curtis Salgado - 1-2pm Cardcrafter's Club; 1:30-2:30pm Cardcrafter's ClubThursdays from 1:30 2:30Create beautiful, handmade greeting cards. Experienced and beginning crafters are welcome. This is not a class; we share ideas and techniques. Call 332- KIDS STUFF 4375 for information. HERSCHELL CARROUSEL BRIGHTON PLACE LIBRARY FACTORY MUSEUM - 12- - 6:30-8pm Anime Meet-Up 4pm Presidents' Break: STEM CEPA GALLERY - 9-5pm Week DAILY PLANET COFFEE CO. TAP HOUSE PUB & GRILL - 7- Liangxiang Wu A Modern KENAN CENTER - 9:30am 10pm Keith Shuskie Jr - 5-6:30pm Evening Jazz:: Flaneur's Possession Art with Cassandra GLORIA J. PARKS Fred Caputi WAGON WHEEL SHERATON AT THE FALLS COMMUNITY CENTER - 6- PAUSA ART HOUSE - 7pm RESTAURANT - 8:30pm COMEDY - 4-6:30pm Happy Hour 7pm All Word and No Play Jacob Jay's Quintet Thursday Night Jams with MR. GOODBAR - 8pm Open Food & Drink Specials; 5-8pm Workshop Chuck DeRose Comedy Mic Family Fun Night MEDAILLE COLLEGE - 7pm

20 Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2017 | artvoice.com Barbara Cole be taking place. $2 donation UB BAIRD HALL - noon Homewrecker PIANO Soul Butchers WESTERN NEW YORK per person is appreciated Nicholas Emmanuel, piano POLISH VILLA 2 - 8pm Tom MR. GOODBAR - 10pm Two ; 10-noon Wellness Walks OLIVER'S - 7:30pm George BOOK ARTS CENTER - 4- UB CENTER FOR THE Hastings Dance Party or Less Thursdays Jones JAZZ PIANO 8pm Bookbinders Open ARTS - 8pm BPO and Lehrer RAINTREE BAR & GRILL - Studio Dance present "An American 9:30pm Breakaway SPECIALTY/ Siddharta: The Way Within" RIVIERA THEATRE - 8pm Zoso The ultimate Led COMMUNITY COUNTRY Zeppelin experience THEATER FRI NASHVILLE'S 2 - 9pm 2 ALLEYWAY THEATRE - FEB 24 Leftboots 7:30pm Buffalo Quickies DANCE/DJS/ MUSIC ELECTRONIC ACOUSTIC/FOLK ALLEN BURGER VENTURE DAILY PLANET COFFEE CO. - 10pm "Snake n' Stylus. DJ - 7-9pm Jess Chizuk Malik Von Saint and Marcos FUNK/SOUL SPORTSMEN'S TAVERN - ROCK 5:30pm Randal & The Late ALTERNATIVE BREWS - 7pm Scandals Jim Wynne Band AMERICAN LEGION MATTHEW GLAB POST 1477 - 9pm The Screaming JEWISH CENTER OF Pineapples ROSE GARDEN GREATER BUFFALO/ RESTAURANT & GROVE - BENDERSON FAMILY 7:30pm The Angry Buffalo BUILDING - 7:30pm, 7:30pm SANTORA'S PIZZA PUB & After the Revolution Ugawdawa playing Disco GRILL (MILLERSPORT) - 8pm Full Circle SPIRITUAL Punx high class dance rock" SANTORA'S PIZZA PUB INSPIRATION POINT BLU BAR & GRILLE - 5-9pm & GRILL (TRANSIT RD.) - BUFFALO - 2pm Tarot PEOPLEART Classic Mix Friday Happy Readings by Eva Danielle; COFFEEHOUSE - 9pm Hour 9:30pm West of the Mark 2pm Reiki Healing by Claire Tammy Shannon CLUB MARCELLA - 10pm WAGON WHEEL Friday Night Dance Party JAZZ RESTAURANT - 9:30pm Ellen DUKE'S BOHEMIAN GROVE ANCHOR BAR - 8pm The BLUES BAR - 9pm The Legendary Jazz Example Milk and Cochise w/ Buffalo BUFFALO STATE COLLEGE 12 GATES BREWING ROCKWELL HALL - 8pm COMPANY - 7-10pm River Maceo Parker Dogs Blues Band KLEINHANS MUSIC HALL DWYER'S IRISH PUB - 6- 10pm Darrell Porter Band - 8pm The Spirit of Nina HARD ROCK CAFE - Simone by Drea d'Nur 8pm Tom Stahl and the Dangerfields SHAMBHALA MEDITATION HOT MAMA'S CANTEEN GROUP OF BUFFALO - 7pm - 8pm, 9-11:30pm Invisible Open Meditation Touch JACK DEVINE'S SOUTH (HAMBURG) - 8pm Anatara Funklord Lopro play It's LOCKPORT PUB - 9pm Toast SHANNON PUB - 7:30pm TALTY'S TAVERN - 9pm Jony Motha Funkin' Fridays MAC'S ON HERTEL - 9pm Gerry Timlin James Blues Band GYPSY PARLOR - 10pm DJ Dylan Hund SPORTSMEN'S TAVERN - Basha 9:30pm Shuffling Madness

PAUSA ART HOUSE - 8pm My Cousin Tone' TOURS/HIKES TWILIGHT ROOM - 10:30pm TIFFT NATURE PRESERVE Ed Croft Trio - 10-noon Wellness WalksThursdays (offered all KARAOKE year)10AM-12PMAll AgesTifft ARMORY SALOON - 10pm Nature Preserve 1200 CELTIC/IRISH Karaoke at bthe Armory Fuhrmann Blvd. Buffalo, NY PEOPLEART HAT TRIX BAR AND GRILL - 14203Drop by Tifft Nature COFFEEHOUSE - 9pm Preserve and enjoy the fresh MOONEY'S BAR & GRILL - 10pm karaoke air and the sights and sounds Abanalan 8pm DJ Brian Blaze RIVERSIDE PARK INN - 10pm MOHAWK PLACE - 5pm Mr of the season with a healthy Riverside park Inn 1160 Conrad Rock n' Roll Happy outdoor walk on beautiful and CLASSICAL MOONEY'S SPORTS WAGON WHEEL DAILY PLANET COFFEE CO. Tonawanda St. Buffalo Hour; 8pm King Buffalo, Be RESTAURANT - 5:30pm Bob accessible trails! Please call BAR & GRILL - 10pm DJ Locust and Alone, DUDES, 825-6397 to confirm walk will - 12-1pm Drew Azzinaro Lee

artvoice.com | Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2017 21 ZYDECO/CAJUN DANCE CHURCH OF CHORAL Down, Daringer, Charlie the Butcher, Milk & Cochise and DICK AND JENNY'S BAKE UB CENTER FOR THE SCIENTOLOGY OF BLESSED SACRAMENT Keith Concept AND BREW - 6-9:30pm Black ARTS - 7:30pm An American CHURCH OF BUFFALO - BUFFALO - 7pm Clear Body, MOONEY'S SPORTS Rock Zydeco Siddhartha the Way Within SAT 7:30pm Harmonia Chamber Clear Mind Singers with Avanti Chamber BAR & GRILL - 10pm DJ FUNDRAISERS FEB 25 Singers Homewrecker CANALSIDE BUFFALO - 6- LITERARY PALACE THEATER - 2pm, 10pm Rainbow Skate 7pm The West Point Glee FUNK/SOUL BUFFALO & ERIE COUNTY MUSIC HOT MAMA'S CANTEEN - RICH'S ATRIUM - 7-10:30pm ACOUSTIC/FOLK Club ICTC's Annual Fundraiser, PUBLIC LIBRARY - 8:30-6pm 9pm Funk Theory The Wake DAILY PLANET COFFEE HYDRAULIC HEARTH - Milestones of Science: Books CO. - 1:30-2:30pm Acoustic 9:30pm Ron Davis and Ray that Shook the World! ; 8:30- Afternoon: The Water Dogs; Haugen 6pm Celebrating 400 years 5:15-6:45pm Camryn Clune of Shakespeare: Refl ecting on DAILY PLANET COFFEE CO. HIP-HOP - 7-9pm Rust Belt Brigade WAITING ROOM - 8pm GZA the Life of the Bard of the Wu-Tang Clan COMMUNITY SPECIALTY/ EVENTS COMMUNITY ARTS & CRAFTS THEATER CEPA GALLERY - 9-5pm ALLEYWAY THEATRE - COUNTRY Liangxiang Wu A Modern 7:30pm Buff alo Quickies ERNIE WEBER'S BEEF AND Flaneur's Possession ALE - 5-10pm Live Country THE FAIRGROUNDS - 4- Roundup 9pm This year’s edition of STELLA NIAGARA SISTERS SPORTSMEN'S TAVERN Springtime in the Country OF ST. FRANCIS - 7:30pm - 5pm The Informers; 8pm features garden art, met- VALLEY COMMUNITY Honky Tonk Saturday Night alworks, women’s fashion, With Stone Country Band & original wall art, custom fur- ASSOCIATION - 7-11pm "Old Neighborhood" Parade Grand Uncle Ben's Remedy niture, designer jewelry, home décor, spa quality bath and Marshall and dedications LEGEND'S BAR & GRILL - 7- DANCE/DJS/ beauty products, gourmet 11pm Ray Berry & Paul Yates foods, children’s toys, pottery KIDS STUFF ELECTRONIC HERSCHELL CARROUSEL VILLAGE MEETING HOUSE - and so much more. BLU BAR & GRILLE - 7pm FACTORY MUSEUM - 12- 8pm Small Potatoes Retro Dance Party; 8pm JAZZ COMEDY 4pm Presidents' Break: STEM WAGON WHEEL This week's DJ is DAN GIGI'S CUCINA POVERA - 7- RESTAURANT - 9:30pm DEGOSKIFREE DISCO 9pm Ashlee Amoia & Bobby CLINTON BAR AND GRILL - Week Blackstar LESSONS at 8pm with TRISH Jones 9pm Comedy Open Mic The TIFFT NATURE PRESERVE from the Step by Step TV show KENAN CENTER - 11am Kelly BLUEGRASS Bucheger's What Would SPORTSMEN'S TAVERN - CLUB MARCELLA - 9pm Salvation Saturday Drag Mingus Do? Quintet 8pm Skiffl e Minstrels & Stone Show and Sexy Underwear PAUSA ART HOUSE - 8pm Charlotte's Web Country Band Contest Mardi Gras Groove: Organ Trio SPIRITUAL BLUES KARAOKE INSPIRATION POINT DOME STADIUM - 10pm BUFFALO - 2pm Tarot Karaoke Night Readings by Eva Danielle; WAITING ROOM - 10:30pm Invisible Touch 2pm Reiki Healing by Claire - 9-4pm Winter Wonders LATIN Discovery Camp Camp ANCHOR BAR - 8-11pm Kevin LECTURES/ Doyle and Sol Y Sombra PRESENTATIONS Friday Night Bender CENTER FOR INQUIRY THE ARENA - 8pm (AMHERST) - 7pm, 8:30pm ComedySportz Buff alo The Science of Change with BROADWAY HOTEL - 4pm Improvisational Comedy Debbie Goddard Pattern Seeking Primates HAMBURG BREWING COMMUNITY COMPANY - 7-9:30pm River INTEREST TOURS Dogs Blues Band BUFFALO MUSEUM OF TALTY'S TAVERN - 9pm Willie SCIENCE - 10-4pm Guitar: BUFFALO VISITOR CENTER Haddath & Dave Constantino The instrument that rocked AT THE BRISBANE BLDG - THE COVE - 2-5pm "Blues the world Crew" with Joe Dimino, Paul GLORIA J. PARKS 10am Masters of American Iannello, Bob Price & Speedy OPEN MIC COMMUNITY CENTER - 5- Architecture Parker 9pm All Love Senior Dance DUKE'S BOHEMIAN GROVE AL-E-OOPS - 9:30pm Eric Party BAR - 9pm SNM feat: Scott Joseph

PB sep 15 - sep 21, 2016 | artvoice.com PIANO 8pm Adam Bronstein's THE ARENA - 7pm LECTURES/ Architecture KARAOKE Freehand Band, Houston ComedySportz Buff alo MANGIA RISTORANTE - 9pm PRESENTATIONS RIVERSIDE PARK INN - 7pm Gardwell Collective Improvisational Comedy Piano bar with Jon Lorentz Karaoke with Eclectic Sound MR. GOODBAR - 9pm Nuke BUFFALO RIVER FEST PARK Fun COMMUNITY - 3-5pm Master Brewer Ian Hamilton and the History of OPEN MIC PIZZA PLANT ITALIAN INTEREST SUN Brewing Beer MR. GOODBAR - 9pm Keith PUB (TRANSIT RD) - 7:30- BUFFALO & ERIE COUNTY Shuskie Jr. 10:30pm K-Gun BOTANICAL GARDENS - 10- LITERARY FEB 26 RUSTY NICKEL BREWING 5pm Orchid Show; 10-5pm RAINTREE BAR & GRILL - BUFFALO & ERIE COUNTY CO - 5-8pm acoustic open Annual winter Orchids Show 2pm 12 Pack Jack PUBLIC LIBRARY - 8:30-6pm MUSIC mic RIVIERA THEATRE - 8pm BUFFALO & ERIE COUNTY Milestones of Science: Books ACOUSTIC/FOLK Zoso The ultimate Led BOTANICAL GARDENS - that Shook the World! ; 8:30- 189 PUBLIC HOUSE - 8pm ROCK Zeppelin experience 11-1pm HorticultureV ; 11-1pm 6pm Celebrating 400 years BACKSTAGE PUB - 8pm of Shakespeare: Refl ecting on Fred Eaglesmith SANTORA'S PIZZA PUB Hostas and Hydrangeas Jimmy Zigzag and Johnny & GRILL (TRANSIT RD.) - BUFFALO MUSEUM OF the Life of the Bard BLUES J e ff e ry 9:30pm Strictly Hip SCIENCE - 10-4pm Guitar: TRINITY UNITED THE COVE - 5:30-8:30pm EVENING STAR CONCERT The instrument that rocked METHODIST CHURCH - 7pm Sonny Mayo and the Blues HALL - 4:30pm 55 Main St the world The Storytellers Cafe Crew MOHAWK PLACE - 8pm In Aeona, Circular Logic, POP GRAPEVINE BANQUET RECREATION/GAMES 31 CLUB - 9pm Joe Bolognese FACILITY - 10-7pm The Uncertain SENECA NIAGARA CASINO and Dolly Durante Earth-Spirit Expo - 7pm King of the Cage REGGAE INSPIRATION POINT BUFFALO - 9-11am DICK AND JENNY'S BAKE Homeopathy Consultations AND BREW - 6-9:30pm by Rev. Ellen Bourn ; 12-2pm Mumbo Gumbo Psychic Healing and Readings ROCK by Lory Pollina BROADWAY HOTEL - 9pm DANCE Slim Chance and the can't SCRUPLES - 9pm Toast NEGLIA BALLET ARTISTS hardly playboys SHANNON PUB - 7:30pm - 9:30-10:15am Hatha Yoga ; CHORAL CRAZY JAKE'S - 9pm 10:30-11:30am Pilates/ Floor Gerry Timlin ST. STEPHEN'S ROMAN Supercharger STRIKERS LANES - 9pm Barre CATHOLIC CHURCH - 5pm SHOWPLACE THEATER FRATERNAL ORDER OF Breakaway Canisius College Choral - 2pm BurtFest 2017 5th EAGLES TONAWANDA - 8pm THE GRILL @ THE DOME - Anniversary Show Party Hounds 8-11pm Route 33 CLASSICAL SPORTSMEN'S TAVERN - GYPSY PARLOR - 10pm TOWN BALLROOM - 7pm DAILY PLANET COFFEE CO. 5pm Bobby Lebel Orchestra Pyramid House Music Badfi sh - 3-5pm Michael Mendoza HOT MAMA'S CANTEEN - VFW POST HARVEY D. SPECIALTY/ UB BAIRD HALL - 3pm SOUL 6pm Grace Strumberg MORIN - 9pm Bad Habit Tiff any Du Mouchelle & Adam UB CENTER FOR THE ARTS COMMUNITY Blair - 7:30pm George Clinton & THEATER UB SLEE CONCERT HALL Parliament Funkadelic Mardi ALLEYWAY THEATRE - (LIPPES CONCERT HALL) - Gras Madness Tour EXHIBITS 7:30pm Buff alo Quickies 7:30pm Tiff any Du Mouchelle, JEWISH CENTER OF soprano STEEL PLANT MUSEUM - 10- COMMUNITY 5pm A Fair Day's Work: The GREATER BUFFALO/ Role of the Union in the Steel BENDERSON FAMILY EVENTS Plants BUILDING - 4pm, After the ARTS & CRAFTS Revolution & again at 8pm, CEPA GALLERY - 10-3pm FUNDRAISERS STELLA NIAGARA SISTERS Liangxiang Wu A Modern BRIGHTON PLACE LIBRARY OF ST. FRANCIS - 7:30pm Flaneur's Possession - 7pm Books and Bordeaux Charlotte's Web Fundraiser COMMUNITY SPIRITUAL INTEREST JACK DEVINE NORTH - 9pm KIDS STUFF White Chocolate INSPIRATION POINT BUFFALO & ERIE COUNTY BUFFALO & ERIE COUNTY BUFFALO - 12-3pm Energy BOTANICAL GARDENS - 10- PUBLIC LIBRARY - 1pm Heaking & Psychic Life 3pm Orchid Show; 10-3pm Minecraft Club Alignment by Lori Pollina; Annual winter Orchids Show 2pm Tarot Readings by Eva BUFFALO MUSEUM OF Danielle COMMUNITY JAZZ SCIENCE - 10-4pm Guitar: INSPIRATION POINT The instrument that rocked COLORED MUSICIANS' EVENTS BUFFALO - 2pm Reiki Healing the world by Claire CLUB - 6pm Open Jam ARTS & CRAFTS Session; 6-9pm Live Jam GRAPEVINE BANQUET SANTOSHA HOLISTIC CEPA GALLERY - 10- Session FACILITY - 10-4pm The 1pm Basic Digital SLR CENTER - 12-3pm Award Earth-Spirit Expo Photography; 12-4pm winning Virginia McIntyre's MUSICALFARE THEATRE JACK DEVINE'S SOUTH Liangxiang Wu A Modern workshop - 8pm Sophicated Lady FILMS/SCREENINGS (HAMBURG) - 10pm Flaneur's Possession George Caldwell MR. GOODBAR - 7pm TOURS NIETZSCHE'S - 6pm Ann Ultraviolet COMEDY Sunday Public Domain Film BUFFALO VISITOR CENTER Phillipone; 8pm Dr Jazz and Night MOHAWK PLACE - 4pm HELIUM COMEDY CLUB - AT THE BRISBANE BLDG - the Jazzbugs Urban Reverie plus students 8pm comedy open mic from the Harkness Center; 10am Masters of American artvoice.com | Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2017 23 KIDS STUFF Autopilot, First Ward, The KIDS STUFF DANCE/DJS/ GENE MCCARTHYS - 7-9pm SHERATON AT THE FALLS - Leones SHERATON AT THE FALLS - ELECTRONIC Trivial Tuesday 4-6:30pm Happy Hour Food 4-6:30pm Happy Hour Food DUKE'S BOHEMIAN GROVE GYPSY PARLOR - 8pm & Drink Specials MON COMMUNITY & Drink Specials BAR - 8pm Neo Soul with TuTuTuesday and Open Mic Mike DiSanto's Verse MILKIE'S ON ELMWOOD LECTURES/ FEB 27 EVENTS LECTURES/ (FORMERLY ELMWOOD PRESENTATIONS ARTS & CRAFTS PRESENTATIONS LOUNGE) - 8pm Open Mic HAMBURG'S BE-HEALTHY MUSIC CEPA GALLERY - 9-5pm CANISIUS COLLEGE - 7- INSTITUTE - 3-5pm Dr BLUES Liangxiang Wu A Modern 9pm Brianna Gibney, Alie Margaret Wooster presents Flaneur's Possession Iwanenko "Our Water, Our Wildlife, Our SPORTSMEN'S TAVERN - CHURCH OF future" 7pm Patti Parks Band COMEDY SCIENTOLOGY OF TUDOR LOUNGE - 8:30pm BUFFALO - 7pm Dianetics Comedy OPen Mic Lecture COMMUNITY LITERARY INTEREST BUFFALO & ERIE COUNTY BUFFALO & ERIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY - 8:30-6pm BOTANICAL GARDENS - Milestones of Science: Books that Shook the World!; 8:30- 8:45-10:45am Intermediate 6pm Celebrating 400 years Watercolors of Shakespeare: Reflecting on JAZZ BUFFALO MUSEUM OF DICK AND JENNY'S BAKE the Life of the Bard THE ALLEY CAT - 9pm SCIENCE - 10-4pm Guitar: AND BREW - 6-9:30pm The instrument that rocked RECREATION/GAMES Critt's Juke Joint Bobby Angel the world EPIC RESTAURANT & GIGI'S CUCINA POVERA - 7- THE GROOVE LOUNGE - GYPSY PARLOR - 8pm Trivia LOUNGE - 8pm Epic Movie 9pm Nelson Starr 7:30-11:30pm Bringing the Trivia Night! lovers of Blues and Soul COUNTRY with Geeks who Drink together, networking in the SPORTSMEN'S TAVERN - EXPO MARKET - 6:30pm Blues Community, mentoring 7pm Stone Country Band Foosball Night in the genres and good times! DANCE/DJS/ ROCK LITERARY ELECTRONIC BUFFALO IRON WORKS - BUFFALO & ERIE COUNTY MOONEY'S SPORTS BAR & 7pm Michelle Willis and Maz PUBLIC LIBRARY - 12-5pm GRILL - 7:30pm DJ Trivia Milestones of Science: Books that Shook the World!; 12-5pm JAZZ Celebrating 400 years of COLORED MUSICIANS' Shakespeare: Reflecting on CLUB - 7pm George Scott the Life of the Bard Big Band GYPSY PARLOR - 6pm Pure SPORTSMEN'S TAVERN - Ink Poetry Slam OPEN MIC noon Joe Baudo Big Band BACKSTAGE PUB - 8-11pm INSPIRATION POINT Michael Hund BUFFALO - 12-2pm Psychic KARAOKE Healing and Readings by Lory SPIRITUAL BLU BAR & GRILLE - 8pm Pollina INSPIRATION POINT Karaoke by Steve Urge BUFFALO - 12-3pm Energy OPEN MIC GYPSY PARLOR - 7pm Fat DANCE Heaking & Psychic Life TuTu Tuesday CLARENCE CENTER NEGLIA BALLET ARTISTS Alignment by Lori Pollina; MOHAWK PLACE - 5pm - 5:45-7:15pm Adult Ballet; 2pm Reiki Healing by Claire COFFEE CO. - 7:30-10:30pm Seeker, The Grindmother, 7-8:30pm Adult Ballet for karaoke; 7:30-10:30pm Doc Cognitive, WVRM, Allegiant, Beginners Stuart Shapiro Inertia & Beneath Me; 5pm CLINTON BAR AND GRILL - Seeker, The Grindmother, 8-11pm Jony James Cognitive, WVRM, Allegiant, TUES COYOTE CAFE - 9:30pm Inertia, Beneath Me Keith Shuskie TGI FRIDAY (SHERATON) - FEB 28 FLATTERY'S IRISH PUB - 7pm Steve Balesteri 9:30pm Tyler Massaro WORLD BEAT/ MUSIC INTERNATIONAL GENE MCCARTHYS - 7pm SPECIALTY/ ACOUSTIC/FOLK SHANNON PUB - 7pm The Mike P; 8-11pm Open Mic COMMUNITY SPORTSMEN'S TAVERN Brewmeisters THEATER TALTY'S TAVERN - 7pm - 9:30pm John Culliton 1st Monday of every Mahoney JEWISH CENTER OF Month: Charlie O’Neill COMMUNITY GREATER BUFFALO/ Guitar ClubOPEN MIC = BLUES ALL WELCOME = 7:00pm BENDERSON FAMILY UB CENTER FOR THE ARTS EVENTS HOSTED BY: Jim Brucato BUILDING - 2pm, 2pm After - 7:30pm, 7:30pm Beth Hart ARTS & CRAFTS the Revolution THE ALLEY CAT - 9pm Bobby Angel COUNTRY BRIGHTON PLACE LIBRARY - Adult ColoringTuesdays, ROCK SPORTSMEN'S TAVERN - 12:00 pm to 1:00 pmOur 6pm Twang Gang Adult Coloring Club is a great MOHAWK PLACE - 8pm way to relax and meet new ARTVOICE calendar submissions: send to [email protected]. with address, & phone number of venue along with the date & time & a brief description of event.

24 Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2017 | artvoice.com Plants BUFFALO NIAGARA friends. This is not a class and BLUES OPEN MIC ROCK ALTERNATIVE BREWS - 8- ANCHOR INN - 7-11pm J C HYDEOUT - 8pm Randy HERITAGE VILLAGE - 7-9pm is very casual. Call 332-4375 KIDS STUFF Victorian Dance Society 11:30pm Blues Pro-Jam with Thompson California's Open jam for information. BRIGHTON PLACE LIBRARY Open House Big Sauce Trio with special MARINARO'S LARKIN CEPA GALLERY - 9-5pm - 4:30-5pm Ukulele for Kids; DARWIN MARTIN HOUSE - Liangxiang Wu A Modern guests TAVERN - 5:30-8pm Alfi e 5:30-6:30pm Ukulele Sing 6:30-8:30pm Martin House Flaneur's Possession Alessandra/Alan Knoll Duo and Play Docent Training COMEDY SHERATON AT THE FALLS - INSPIRATION POINT NIETZSCHE'S - 8pm Rust Belt 4-6:30pm Happy Hour Food BUFFALO - 1-5pm Tarot Comedy & Drink Specials Readings by Eva Danielle LECTURES/ every Wednesday PRESENTATIONS DANCE MEDAILLE COLLEGE - 5:45- BLU BAR & GRILLE - 7pm 8:30pm Risk Management Dance lessons by Salsa for from the Insurance the Soul Perspective & Federal Taxes CELTIC/IRISH NEGLIA BALLET ARTISTS - TRINITY EPISCOPAL 7-8am Barre Fitness SHANNON PUB - 6:30pm CHURCH (BUFFALO) - TRINITY CHURCH - 7pm 7-8:30pm Exploring Our Joe Head Dances and Drums for ASHKER'S JUICE BAR & Dreams Together Universal Peace CAFE - 7-10pm Cosmic TGI FRIDAY (SHERATON) - WEINBERG CAMPUS - UB CENTER FOR THE ARTS BYRD HOUSE - 9pm Phil 7pm Steve Balesteri 8-9am PR to Executive: A - 7:30pm Zodiaque Dance Elinsky WAITING ROOM - 7:30pm Roundtable Discussion Company COMMUNITY MILKIE'S ON ELMWOOD Plaid Brixx & We THe Kings INTEREST LITERARY (FORMERLY ELMWOOD BUFFALO & ERIE COUNTY LOUNGE) - 8pm Comedy BRIGHTON PLACE LIBRARY COMMUNITY PUBLIC LIBRARY - 8:30-6pm Open Mic - 7pm Jason Aronoff "H.H. Milestones of Science: Books MUG & MUSKET - 7pm Dave Richardson's Libraries" EVENTS that Shook the World! ; 8:30- Thurman & Ray Barry BUFFALO & ERIE COUNTY 6pm Celebrating 400 years ARTS & CRAFTS OUR BAR - 8pm Open Mic BOTANICAL GARDENS of Shakespeare: Refl ecting on CEPA GALLERY - 9-5pm Blues Jam - 8:45-11:15am Beginner the Life of the Bard Liangxiang Wu A Modern PEACE OF MIND COFFEE Watercolors Flaneur's Possession RECREATION/GAMES SHOP - 7-10pm Keith Shuskie BUFFALO MUSEUM OF BALLYHOO BAR & GRILL - DANCE/DJS/ COMMUNITY SCIENCE - 10-4pm Guitar: 8pm Geeks Who Drink Pub INTEREST The instrument that rocked ELECTRONIC Quiz BUFFALO & ERIE COUNTY the world DUKE'S BOHEMIAN GROVE BOTANICAL GARDENS GLORIA J. PARKS SPECIAL EVENT BAR - 9pm Dolla Dolla Beer - 5:30-8pm Beginner COMMUNITY CENTER - 3- FAT BOB'S SMOKEHOUSE - Ya'll with DJ Charles Masters Watercolors; 5:30-6:45pm 6pm Food For Thought Teen 6-10pm Mardi Gras Pig Roast EPIC RESTAURANT & Gentle Hatha Yoga Girls Program & Party LOUNGE - 10:30pm Ladies BUFFALO & ERIE COUNTY INSPIRATION POINT FILMS/SCREENINGS Night and DJ BOTANICAL GARDENS - 7- UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST BUFFALO - 9:30-11:30am MOONEY'S SPORTS BAR & 8:15pm Gentle Power Flow Homeopathy Consultations CHURCH OF BUFFALO - by Rev. Ellen Bourn ; 4-6pm GRILL - 7:30pm DJ Trivia Yoga/Pilates 9:30-11:30am Alfred Newman Metaphysical Medicine PAN AMERICAN GRILL & BUFFALO MUSEUM OF and the Newman Dynasty of Astrology Readings by Aaron BREWERY - 5:30pm DJ SCIENCE - 10-4pm Guitar: Film Composers Fried Trivia PENNY LANE CAFE - 7-10pm The instrument that rocked THE LODGE BAR & GRILL - A J the world KIDS STUFF 8pm Trivia Night JAZZ RUDEBOYZ ARTWORK - 6- SHERATON AT THE FALLS - GIGI'S CUCINA POVERA 9pm Mic Da Network hosted 4-6:30pm Happy Hour Food - 7-9pm Colleen Williams & by Cire Luey Freeman & Drink Specials SPIRITUAL Bobby Jones STAMPS BAR - 8-11pm Arrow TIFFT NATURE PRESERVE INSPIRATION POINT STOCKMAN'S TAVERN & - 12:30-2:30pm Homeschool BUFFALO - 2pm Reiki Healing GROVE - 8pm Tom Seitz Series: The Web of Life by Claire; 2pm Spirit Art THE PENALTY BOX - Readings 10pm Open Jam with Matt LECTURES/ Ruschmann PRESENTATIONS TUDOR LOUNGE - 10pm CHURCH OF Todd Allen SCIENTOLOGY OF BUFFALO - 6:45pm You WED can be more able than you are. A recorded lecture by MAR 1 L. Ron Hubbard, founder of DANCE Dianetics and Scientology. NEGLIA BALLET ARTISTS MUSIC PAUSA ART HOUSE - 7pm $15. 856-3910; 7pm Clear - 6:30-7:30pm Yoga By Sharon Bailey Presents Body, Clear Mind ACOUSTIC/FOLK SPORTSMEN'S TAVERN - CHURCH OF Bonnie Series 5pm NPR MOHAWK PLACE - noon Joe Baudo Quartet SCIENTOLOGY OF EXHIBITS Tiny Desk Contest Concert BUFFALO - 7pm Dianetics STEEL PLANT MUSEUM - 10- SHANNON PUB - 6:30pm KARAOKE Lecture 5pm A Fair Day's Work: The Joe Head OZONE - 9pm Karaoke ARTVOICE calendar submissions: send to [email protected]. with address, & phone number of venue along with the date & time & a brief description of event. Role of the Union in the Steel Nights artvoice.com | Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2017 25 LITERARY BLUES JAZZ WAGON WHEEL 8pm, 8pm Pablo Francisco 2017 BUFFALO & ERIE COUNTY 727 ELMWOOD - 8-10pm COLORED MUSICIANS' RESTAURANT - 8:30pm HELIUM COMEDY CLUB - Thursday Night Jams with 8pm Pablo Francisco KIDS STUFF PUBLIC LIBRARY - 8:30-6pm Fritz The Kat CLUB - 8pm Carol Mc SHERATON AT THE FALLS Milestones of Science: Books Chuck DeRose ABBEY SQUARE - 8:30pm Laughlin - 4-6:30pm Happy Hour that Shook the World! ; 8:30- Open Blues Jam 6pm Celebrating 400 years DAILY PLANET COFFEE CO. Food & Drink Specials; 5-8pm of Shakespeare: Refl ecting on LAUREL AND HARDY'S - - 5-6:30pm Evening Jazz:: Family Fun Night the Life of the Bard 9pm Pro Blues Jam Fred Caputi PAUSA ART HOUSE - 7pm LITERARY CELTIC/IRISH ResAUnance BUFFALO & ERIE COUNTY SHANNON PUB - 7pm Mark PUBLIC LIBRARY - 8:30-6pm Warford Traditional Irish Milestones of Science: Books Seisun that Shook the World! ; 8:30- 6pm Celebrating 400 years of Shakespeare: Refl ecting on the Life of the Bard GLORIA J. PARKS COMMUNITY CENTER - 6- MR. GOODBAR - 8pm Open 7pm All Word and No Play Comedy Mic Workshop SENECA NIAGARA CASINO - 8pm Noah Gardenswartz & SPECIALTY/ PIANO Dustin Ybarra COMMUNITY THEATER DICK AND JENNY'S BAKE COMMUNITY AND BREW - 6:30-9:30pm ALLEYWAY THEATRE - Don Burns Ragtime Player INTEREST 7:30pm Buff alo Quickies CENTER FOR INQUIRY BUFFALO MUSEUM OF (AMHERST) - 7pm Open One KARAOKE ROCK SCIENCE - 10-4pm Guitar: & One Poetry Reading 727 ELMWOOD - 9pm PIZZA PLANT ITALIAN PUB The instrument that rocked GLORIA J. PARKS COUNTRY Karaoke night (TRANSIT RD) - 7-10pm Doc the world COMMUNITY CENTER - SPORTSMEN'S TAVERN - GARDEN PARK CAFE - 8pm Licata plays the Beatles DELAVAN-GRIDER 3:30-4:30pm All Word and 12-2:15pm Mark plays classic Dan's Nightly Karaoke TALTY'S TAVERN - 8pm Ron COMMUNITY CENTER - 5- No Play Workshop country withThe Lunchtime GYPSY PARLOR - 9pm LoCurto 6:30pm PeaceJam Buff alo, Classic Country Review Karaoke For Teens: RECREATION/GAMES HAT TRIX BAR AND GRILL - GLORIA J. PARKS MAIN STREET GALLERY - DANCE/DJS/ 10pm karaoke COMMUNITY CENTER - 3- 8:30pm The Players Chess ELECTRONIC ROCKIN' BUFFALO 6pm Food For Thought Teen Club BLU BAR & GRILLE - 7pm SALOON - 7pm Rock and Roll Girls Program JEWISH CENTER OF Dancing All Night with DJ's Rich GREATER BUFFALO/ Nino and Henry from LVP. STERLING PLACE - 9pm Tom BENDERSON FAMILY DUKE'S BOHEMIAN GROVE Tom BAR - 9pm Throwback BUILDING - 7:30pm, 7:30pm Thursdays with DJ Charles OPEN MIC After the Revolution Masters COUZINS - 8-11:30pm SPIRITUAL Bouncin' off the Walls INSPIRATION POINT GONZOS - 11pm Andy Geier BUFFALO - 2pm Tarot and Joe Batt TOWN BALLROOM - 7pm Readings by Eva Danielle; Big Wreck 2pm Reiki Healing by Claire WAITING ROOM - 7pm SHAMBHALA MEDITATION K-Flay; 7:30pm Paper Route GROUP OF BUFFALO - 7pm THE MUSIC ROOM - 7pm Open Meditation (music, comedy, poetry) SPIRITUAL COMMUNITY Hosted by Dave HallettAll TOURS/HIKES ages. Loaner instruments if TIFFT NATURE PRESERVE INSPIRATION POINT necessary. In house non-al- BUFFALO - 2pm Tarot EVENTS cohol refreshments. Free - 10-noon Wellness Readings by Eva Danielle; ARTS & CRAFTS popcorn! Professional sound Walks Thursdays (off ered all year)10AM-12PMAll AgesTiff t 2pm Reiki Healing by Claire BRIGHTON PLACE LIBRARY system. Kid/family friendly. Nature Preserve 1200 - 1:30-2:30pm Cardcrafter's Fuhrmann Blvd. Buff alo, NY MOONEY'S - 8pm DJ Trivia Club Thursdays from 1:30 DANCE 14203Drop by Tiff t Nature â�� 2:30 Create beautiful, UB CENTER FOR THE ARTS Preserve and enjoy the fresh HIP-HOP handmade greeting cards. - 7:30pm Zodiaque Dance air and the sights and sounds O'NEILL'S STADIUM INN - THURS MOHAWK PLACE - 9pm Got Experienced and beginning Company of the season with a healthy Beats 3: Jacebeats, Brian 10pm Cory Klawon & Dustin crafters are welcome. This is outdoor walk on beautiful and Blaze, Volatile, Hosted by Francis not a class; we share ideas EXHIBITS accessible trails! Please call MAR 2 and techniques. Call 332- 825-6397 to confi rm walk will Program SPOT COFFEE (DELAWARE) STEEL PLANT MUSEUM - 10- 4375 for information. be taking place. $2 donation MUSIC - 7-9pm Open Mic 5pm A Fair Day's Work: The per person is appreciated INDIE T.C. WHEELERS BAR & CEPA GALLERY - 9-5pm Role of the Union in the Steel Liangxiang Wu A Modern ; 10-noon Wellness Walks ACOUSTIC/FOLK UB CENTER FOR THE ARTS PIZZERIA - 8-11pm Michael Plants Flaneur's Possession Thursdays UKRAINIAN-AMERICAN - 7:30pm The Head and The Hund FILMS/SCREENINGS CIVIC CENTER - 9pm Lance Heart TAP HOUSE PUB & GRILL - 7- COMEDY Drake acoustic show RIVIERA THEATRE - 7pm 10pm Keith Shuskie Jr HELIUM COMEDY CLUB - Throwback Thursday Movies

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