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Buffalo Comicon See Youthere! Potter & the Prisoner of Azkaban Saigon Cafe - 8pm Jim Calabrese FILMS/SCREENINGS EVENTS | CALENDAR (2004). Ring of Knowledge, main & Mary Stahl, free. thesaigoncafe. The Screening Room Inc. - 5pm The floor. FRI com BIFF feat. Poetry of Witness.; 7:15pm Canisius College - 7pm Ibero- OCT 16 The Gypsy Parlor - 7-9pm Peggy The BIFF feat. Rooted in Peace. ROCK American Film Festival feat. El Farrell and the Bobby Jones Trio. The Screening Room Inc. - 9:30pm DHU Strand Theatre - 8pm North Libertador. The BIFF feat. Guy w/ a Knife. THURS Carolina’s Red Dirt Revelators. Riviera Theatre - 7:30pm Carrie, $5. MUSIC LOUNGE/STANDARD Duke’s Bohemian Grove Bar - 9pm Shadow Lounge & Restaurant - 10pm KIDS STUFF OCT 15 Throwback Thursday playing LECTURES/PRESENTATIONS ACOUSTIC/FOLK Queen City Lights Roswell Park Cancer Institute - 5- Buffalo & Erie County Public Library - Daily Planet Coffee Co. - noon 7:30pm Olympic Gold Medalist Billy sounds from the 80’s, 90’s, & 2000 OPEN MIC MUSIC feat. DJ Sike. 5:30-7:30pm My House is Giving Me Acoustic Lunch w/ Drew Azzinaro. Mills will speak at Roswell about a Vibe: Researching Your House’s Woodside Community Chapel - 7-11pm ways that American Indian people Mohawk Place - 8pm Sonny Baker, Dwyer’s Irish Pub - 6-10pm Darrell ACOUSTIC/FOLK History. Computer training Lab, sec- Porter. Woodside Coffee House Open Mic can fulfill their basic needs while Newish Star, Softlines, Andy Pothier, helping their communities to gain 189 Public House - 8:30pm, 8:30pm ond floor registration at Borrowers $5. Services. Nietzsche’s - 6pm Jony James self-sufficiency and self-esteem. Ray Bonneville, free. Seneca Niagara Casino - 8pm Micky Shannon Pub - 8:30pm Penny OPERA www.roswellpark.org Hot Mama’s Canteen - 7-10pm Davey Dolenz, the voice of the Monkees in LITERARY Whiskey Riviera Theatre - 8pm Opera on O the Bear’s Den Showroom, $55. Jewish Community Center’s Holland Talty’s Tavern - 9pm Randy Milligan & Broadway: Opera-Lytes perform LECTURES/PRESENTATIONS Nietzsche’s - 5pm The Afternoon Trio Wagon Wheel Restaurant - 8:30pm Family Building - 7:30pm A poetry Mike Skowronski. excerpts from famous operas, Adult: Burchfield Penney Art Center - 3pm $20, Senior: $18, Under 18: $12. w/ John, Paul, & Bill, free.; 9pm The Thursday Night James w/ Chuck reading feat. Ansie Baird & Susan Unity Church of Practical Christianity - SUNY Buffalo State’s Conversations Observers w/ Nathan Kalish & the DeRose. Nusbaum. 9pm Peopleart Coffeehouse series The Buffalo History Museum’s In and Out of the Disciplines series Last Callers. Waiting Room - 7pm Tragedy $15/$13. Larkin Square - 5:30-6:45pm Larkin feat. Mike Sheffield & Don Stoll, $5. Resource Center - 5:30pm, 7pm presents a lecture by Katherine Nickel City Opera presents excerpts Conway-Turner, President of Buffalo Talty’s Tavern - 8pm Jay McDonnell Square Author Series presented Wine on Third - 8pm Stevie Fleck Solo. ZYDECO/CAJUN by First Niagara, sponsored by from Shot, an original NCO opera State College, titled Aging within Shango Bistro - 7pm Ron Davis aka Independent Health & Talking BLUES dramatizing of the assassination of a Family Context: The Mother- CHORAL LeeRon Zydeco. Leaves Books feat. Sandra Block, President McKinley at the 1901 Pan Daughter Dynamic. Her talk will be Hot Mama’s Canteen - 8-11pm The American Expo, free. held in the Burchfield Penney Art Baker Memorial United Methodist Barbara Early, & Alice Loweecey. Rod Horning Project. Church - 7:30pm Russian a cappella www.larkinsquare.com Center’s Peter and Elizabeth C. vocal ensemble LYRA returns to COMMUNITY EVENTS Mohawk Place - 5pm River Dogs ROCK Tower Auditorium, free. Medaille College - 7pm The Write Blues Band, free. East Aurora for a program of tra- Thing Reading Series presents Jack Alternative Brews - 7pm High Horse Church of Scientology of Buffalo - ditional Russian liturgical and folk COMEDY Wang. Vizzi’s - 10pm Speedy Parker Angry Buffalo at the Rose Garden - 8- 7pm Clear Body, Clear Mind music. LYRA is a premier vocal Helium Comedy Club - 8pm Dave 11pm Bryan Berhalter Hallwalls - 4pm UB Humanities CELTIC/IRISH community in St. Petersburg, Russia Coulier, $20. RECREATION/GAMES Buffalo Iron Works - 9pm Institute & Hallwalls present Philip whose members are affiliated with Kleinhans Music Hall - 8pm Brian Shenannigan’s Bar & Grill - 7pm Trivia Buffalo Irish Center - 8pm Crikwater Workingman’s Dead, $7 advance, Kiernan Scholars @ Hallwalls w/ the prestigious St. Petersburg Regan. w/ Quiz Night in Buffalo. $10 door. Idol Hill & the Lives of Roman Idols. Conservatory. CLASSICAL Kleinhans Music Hall - 7pm Copland Buffalo State College Rockwell Hall - Museum of Disability History - 7-9pm COMMUNITY INTEREST SPECIAL EVENT 8pm Dave Mason’s Traffic Jam, $15- Book Presentation & Signing, They CLASSICAL Cheektowaga Senior Center - The Brighton Place Library - 5-6pm Adult in Mexico. Through a grant from the NEH’s Music Unwound Consortium, $40. Did No Harm: Alternative Medicine Albright-Knox Art Gallery - 5:30pm Cheektowaga Historical Association Coloring, a great way to relax and feat. Museum of disAbility History Paul Strand: Genius of Form, & in conjunction with the Lancaster meet new friends. This is not a class Stefan Sanders will explore how Evening Star Concert Hall - 7pm Sonic Mexican music influenced Aaron Garden the music of the Grateful founder & author James M. Boles. the Discovery of Context. Bruce Historical Association will be hold- and is very casual. Come to one 629-3626 Jackson explores the work of pho- ing a joint meeting feat. guest Copland, and how he in turn influ- Dead, $5. Ages 18 & up. or both sessions. Call 332-4375 for Scotch ‘N Sirloin - noon LWVBN tographer and cinematographer speaker is Jim Pace who is a local information. enced a generation of Mexican Mohawk Place - 8pm Aircraft, Difficult Paul Strand and Mexico’s influence historian, author and musician. The composers. Night, Slowshine, Tomoreaux, $5. presents Raise the Age: Should the League of Women Voters of NYS on his artistic development. Attend topic will be about The Senecas of SPECIALTY/COMMUNITY Mr. Goodbar - 11pm MoChester prior to seeing Strand’s film Redes CONTEMPORARY support raising the age at which a West Seneca. Free, refreshments THEATER Wagon Wheel Restaurant - 5:30pm at Know The Score. served. 189 Public House - 8:30pm Caitlin young person can be prosecuted as Canisius Montante Cultural Center - Koch, free. Micky Kal; 9:30pm 90 West a juvenile? Buffalo City Court Judge Pausa Art House - 8pm Tonal Nuage, Lake Erie Italian Club - 7pm Citizens 7pm Alliance Francaise de Buffalo Susan M. Eagan will discuss what is $7. United for a Clean Lackawanna presentation of the play: La Lecon, COUNTRY SWING/BIG BAND happening to juveniles in Buffalo Waterfront. Rally to bring together appreciation of French culture & INDIE Seneca Niagara Casino - 8pm Shadow Lounge & Restaurant - 10pm courts, $20. http://www.lwvbn.org citizens from Lackawanna and language. Southside Johnny & the Asbury JJ Swing The Tralf Music Hall - 7pm The Moth across W.N.Y. who would like to get MAGIC & the Flame, $10. TOURS Jukes in the Bear’s Den Showroom, involved in activities that will initi- $50. Ship N’ Shore Restaurant - 7-9pm ate the removal of all contaminants Graycliff Estate - 10:30am Frank COMMUNITY EVENTS JAZZ Magic & Balloon Art by Joe & Gary, from Lackawanna’s waterfront. This Lloyd Wright’s Graycliff Estate Tours DANCE/DJS/ELECTRONIC free. Buffalo State College Rockwell 2015, In-Depth Tour.; 11-2pm Frank COMEDY is hopefully the first of a series of 31 Club - 9:30pm DJ Pauly Paul spin- Hall - 7:30pm Buffalo State Jazz meetings for concerned citizens Lloyd Wright’s Graycliff Estate Tours Helium Comedy Club - 7:30pm, 10pm SPECIAL EVENT Ensemble, free. ning hits from the 70’s to today. who wish to assemble an action plan 2015, Basic Tour. the31club.com Dave Coulier, $22. Paranormal Walks - 7pm Paranormal Daily Planet Coffee Co. - 5pm Fred to remove all toxins. Refreshments Shea’s Buffalo Performing Arts Center The Gypsy Parlor - 10pm Happy Hour The Tralf Music Hall - 8pm, 10:30pm Lockport, Meet at Lake Effect Cafe, Caputi Jazz Guitar. served. - 10am, 1pm Historic Theatre Tour. Friday Night Laughs, Rob Stapleton’s 79 Canal St. $10. $8/$4 Seniors, Students, & Groups Friday Night Party on the West Side w/ DJ Crespo. Birthday Edition w/ Tony Roberts & KARAOKE EXHIBITS of 20 or more. Reserve at 847-1410 Turae Gordon, $35/$30. SPECIALTY/COMMUNITY Karpeles Manuscript Museum (Porter Maple Entertainment Complex (The ext. 184. sheas.org HIP-HOP THEATER Library) - 8pm Karaoke w/ Michelle. Hall) - 11-4pm Ottoman Cartography Tifft Nature Preserve - 10-noon DANCE Brighton Place Library - 10-noon The & the Age of Discovery, an exhibit Duke’s Bohemian Grove Bar - 9pm DJs The Backstage Pub - 8pm Open Jam Wellness Walks. Drop by Tifft Nature Milke, Cochise, & Scott Down. Shea’s Buffalo Performing Arts Center Anne Frank Project. This interac- & Karaoke w/ Jimmy Zigzag & Wally feat. hand-drawn maps, originally Preserve and enjoy the fresh air and - 8pm Shea’s Buffalo Theatre, Dance tive theater event includes a play B. included in various educational the sights and sounds of the sea- Town Ballroom - 8pm Keys N Krates, Theatre of Harlem, $58/$28. followed by a letter-writing exercise atlases,produced between the 14th son with a healthy outdoor walk on $24/$20. All ages. meant to increase awareness and OPEN MIC and 17th centuries. www.karpeles. EXHIBITS our beautiful and accessible trails! INDIE understanding of different people. Hilltop Inn and Grove - 7pm Open com Please call 825-6397 to confirm walk Karpeles Manuscript Museum (Porter Call 332-4375 for more information Mic Hosted by Danny Lynn Wilson. The Steel Plant Museum, Heritage will be taking place. $2 donation per Nietzsche’s - 10pm Superhuman Hall) - 11-4pm Ottoman Cartography and to register. Discovery Center - 10-5pm Fascinating person appreciated. All ages. Happiness w/ Jack Topht & Little & the Age of Discovery, an exhibit Hydeout - 9pm Randy California’s Cake, $5.
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