WBFO Sponsored Events
Twin Tiers Theatre FestivalOn stage now through August 29th
Washington Street Theatre
Twin Tiers is a summer stock theatre festival in Olean on stage now through August 29th featuring Broadway actors, directors and designers. The productions take place at the remodeled Washington Street Theatre and historic Oak Hill Park.
One Fish, Two Fish, Old Fish, New Fish: Exploring the Evolution of BiodiversityThrough September 5th
Museum of the Earth
Some species are old, some species are new. Some species are green, some species are blue. Some species are happy, some species are sad. With all of these species, there’s much fun to be had! New species arise in the woods and the sea. When you learn all about them how happy you’ll be.
University Community Farmers MarketThrough October 16th
UB South Campus
The University Community Farmers Market began in 2007 as a community event to bring fresh produce and market goods and support local business in the neighborhood. Each year more vendors and events are added to make the market an enjoyable community gathering place for all. This market is a collaboration between the University at Buffalo, the surrounding South Campus neighborhoods and local organizations to promote wellness and community sustainability through the availability of fresh produce and locally grown food.
My Fair LadyJuly 7th through August 7th
MusicalFare Theatre
An all-new 10 person, 2 piano version of this beloved classic! Featuring all of its classic songs such as "I Could Have Danced All Night," "On the Street Where You Live," and "I’ve Grown Accustomed to Her Face," this production promises to make MY FAIR LADY seem fresh and new all over again!
OrengueJuly 27th
Kenmore Middle School Front Lawn (Delaware Road)
The 2010 Kenmore Children’s Concert Series is five weeks of Tuesday evening fun! The selection of performers this year are sure to please the young, those young at heart, and everyone in between! The concerts are FREE! Affordable dinner items like hotdogs, bunnydogs, pizza, beverages including juice, soda, coffee, and water will be available as well as popcorn and some delicious dessert items. Orengue will perform Latin, Merengue and more.
Crossborder Blues Crossborder Blues was established in October of 2003 by a contingent of event and festival representative from the U.S. and Canadian sides of the Niagara River. All participating organizations, which consist of cultural or community not-for-profits, come together in a collaborative effort to cross-market and promote. The complete lineup of bi-national blues festivals and events spans from June to April on both sides of the CAN-AM border and draws more than 136,000 people annually.
Buffalo Blues N' BBQ FestivalAugust 7th
Lasalle Park
8 hours of live local blues bands on a state of the art sound system, local barbeque, and local beverages at the beautiful Lasalle Park right near the water. In addition to the live music, outstanding food and drink, there will be a free "13 and under area" where kids can play, explore their creativity, and enjoy some music of their own.
Lewiston Art FestivalAugust 14th and 15th
Center Street in Lewiston
Lewiston’s reputation as a thriving arts community and cultural epicenter is due in no small part to the annual Lewiston Art Festival. Now in it’s 44th year, the festival has been named "Top Cultural Destinations," First Sunday Magazine; "Summer Festival Showcase Event," Bi-National Niagara Tourism Alliance; and "Top 100 Attractions Along the Seaway Trail," by Journey Magazine. The prestigious event will showcase the work of more than 175 professional and student artists from 13 states as far away as Alaska, Florida and Texas.
Party on the Portico - The Skiffle MinstrelsAugust 20th
Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society
Join the Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society for refreshments, live music from Outer Circle Orchestra, tours, and great views.
Kenny GarrettAugust 21st
Tralf Music Hall
Kenny Garrett is a Grammy Award winning American post bop jazz saxophonist and flautist, who gained fame as a member of the Duke Ellington Orchestra, and Miles Davis' band as a young man. Consequently, a Kenny Garrett concert is a little like a random parachute jump; you could land just about anywhere.
