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Hop on the Brew Bus! ABCDEFGHIJ DOWNTOWN BUFFALO CITY OF BUFFALO Accommodations DOWNTOWN BUFFALO Accommodations A-1 4! Kavinoky Theatre (D’Youville College) ABCDEF b B-3 b Hotel Henry Urban Resort & Conference Center D-7 Adam’s Mark Buffalo (reopening as C-1 4@ Kleinhans Music Hall/Buffalo Hop on the Brew Bus! VISIT BUFFALO NIAGARA 1 1 Attractions Buffalo Grand Hotel in summer 2018) Philharmonic Orchestra c The Only VIP All-Inclusive tour of Buffalo Breweries E-2 c Best Western on the Avenue E-7 4# LAFAYETTE BREWING CO. C-5 African-American Cultural Center/ 1 1 Paul Robeson Theatre E-5 d CURTISS BOUTIQUE HOTEL E-6 4$ Lafayette Square C-3 d Albright-Knox Art Gallery D-5 e Embassy Suites Buffalo 4% D-10 Make Sail Time C-5 e Art Dialogue Gallery Join us for a VIP beer tasting E-6 f Hilton Garden Inn Buffalo Downtown G-6 4^ Michigan Street Baptist Church f experience! 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