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The University at Buffalo Undergraduate Academies presents:
"Explorations of Health & Science."
May 19th through May 24th
Participants will have the opportunity to explore health science careers within the framework of translational research and multidisciplinary teams in the area of substance abuse and addictions. High School graduating seniors and college students of all levels will enjoy learning and exploring through this
program. More information can be found http://www.academies.buffalo.edu/discoveryseminars/extension.php
KENAN CENTER TO PRESENT 43RD ANNUAL
100 AMERICAN CRAFTSMEN SHOW
Kenan Center Arena
195 Beattie Avenue, Lockport
May 31-June 2
The Kenan Center in Lockport, New York will present its 43RD annual juried show of contemporary craft art, 100 American Craftsmen, May 31-June 2. 100 American Craftsmen is one of the most noted craft shows in the region for its dedication to presenting original and contemporary craft art. The event benefits the Kenan Center, a regional community center offering arts, education and recreation programs. It takes place at the Kenan Center Arena, 195 Beattie Avenue, Lockport.
102 artisans will be participating in this year’s show. Artisans primarily come from north eastern United States and Mid-Atlantic, with some coming from as far as Texas and California. Twelve of the artisans receive automatic acceptance as master craftsmen or previous Best of Show winners.
Ashley Rhodes-Courter
Three Little Words: A Memoir Author
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Ashley Rhodes-Courter, author of the best seller, Three Little Words: A Memoir, will be the keynote speaker for a half day workshop and dinner for mental health care professionals and foster care workers. The Dinner is open to the public. Both events will address “the forgotten child” and the need to improve the children’s mental health system. The dinner is presented by the Mental Health Association of Erie County and Baker Victory Services. The workshop and dinner will be held on Wednesday, May 29, 2013 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in downtown Buffalo.
More information on the web www.eriemha.org
A Life
by Hugh Leonard
June 8 - June 30, 2013
DUBLIN, THE PRESENT & 40 YEARS AGO
A Life reunites in a beautiful sequel the cast of characters we grew to know and love in Leonard's autobiographical Tony Award winning play, Da. Central to the story is Drumm, intelligent and successful, coming to terms with his past and present. Remarkable in its construction, the play follows the characters as teens and as adults simultaneously, gently weaving reality, perception and selective memory together into the rich and comforting fabric of a life. www.irishclassicaltheatre.com
The Manhattan Transfer Coming to The Riviera Theatre
Friday June 14th
8:00pm
The Riviera Theatre, 67 Webster St., North Tonawanda, NY 14120
716-692-2413
With the release of The Definitive Pop Collection, a 2-disc retrospective of The Manhattan Transfer's greatest hits, provides not only an opportunity to look back at one of the greatest bodies of work in American popular music, but also the chance to look ahead to 2013, the 40th Anniversary of a group that is restless, adventurous, limitless and, as the Philadelphia Inquirer so aptly put it, a group that "still can sound dangerous!" More information at www.rivieratheatre.org
Reserved seating $36.50, $41.50
Crossborder Blues, Brews & Que
June 15-June 16, 2013
Woodcock Brothers Brewery
Wilson, New York
MF24H: MUSICALFARE 24 HOURS
MusicalFare’s Second Annual 24 Hour New Musical Festival
June 22, 2013
8pm
710 Main Theatre
Creativity happens daily at MusicalFare Theatre as shows are constantly being created, developed and produced. What would happen if that ENTIRE PROCESS was done in 24 hours? - From the idea, to the writing, to the rehearsal, to the production?
Now in its second year, MusicalFare 24 Hours (MF24H) features the 24-hour creation, development and performance of FOUR short musicals and their world premieres on June 22, 2013 at 8pm at 710 Main Theatre (formerly Studio Arena) in Buffalo's Theatre District. How it all works:
In early May, MusicalFare will post on its website iconic photos of Buffalo in 4 categories --architecture, landscape, community and industry - and people will be invited to vote on their favorite photograph in each category.
On the evening of Friday, June 21st, there is a “Kick Off” reception at 710 Main Theatre where the winning photograph in each category will be announced and assigned to one of the creative teams as the inspiration for their musical. Each team consists of writers, composers, directors and actors.
At that point, the writers/composers/directors go to rehearsal spaces to conceptualize and write their mini-musicals (overnight). The actors will then report at 9 a.m. on Saturday, June 22nd to their creative team to begin rehearsals. The musicals will be taught, rehearsed and memorized to be performed (off-book!) at 710 Main Theatre at 8pm that night.
Summer Book Arts Camp for Kids
June 24-June 28, 2013
1-4pm daily
WNY Book Arts Center
468 Washington Street
Summer Book Arts Camp for Kids Monday, June 24 through Friday, June 28, 2013 / 1-4pm daily At the WNY Book Arts Center, 468 Washington Street in downtown Buffalo, NY This camp is tailored for children ages 8 to 12 years old with an interest in the arts. Camp will be held in the gallery and studio of the Western New York Book Arts Center, located in downtown Buffalo near the Central Library. Projects are led by local artists and art educators and include bookmaking, letterpress printing, screenprinting, paper crafts, and more! The children will leave camp with a different finished project to take home every day. This 5 day summer camp is $150 per child for members of WNYBAC and $200 per child for non-members. Pre-registration is required.
TALK TO ME NOW
July 10 - August 17, 2013
In this exciting new musical featuring the songs of Carly Simon, Carole King, Joni Mitchell, Tracy Chapman, Leslie Gore, Melissa Etheridge, Sara Bareilles, Ani DiFranco and many more contemporary songwriters, we meet Clara Schumann: a nineteenth century wife, mother, renowned performing artist, composer and teacher who redefined the role of a woman in her era. As her story unfolds, relationships, careers, and social change are all explored using the iconic music of today, bridging the gaps between past, present and future.
Buffalo Chamber Music Society 2012-2013 season
Established in 1924 for the encouragement and cultivation of an interest in chamber music, the Buffalo Chamber Music Society thrives today as one of Buffalo's most vital cultural institutions. During the past 88 seasons Western New York audiences have enjoyed concerts by virtually all the world's most renowned chamber musicians. These performances have included 66 by the legendary Budapest String Quartet and solo appearances by composer/violist Paul Hindemith, flutist Jean-Pierre Rampal, to name a few. Our 2012-13 series includes concerts by the American Chamber Players. Emerson, Escher, Pavel Haas and Modigliani quartets, the Flanders Recorder Quartet. In addition to our chamber series, our Gift to the Community series of free Sunday afternoon recitals, now in its 14th season, will include performances by violinist Paul Huang, violist Veit Hertenstein and pianist George Li.
URL: http://bflochambermusic.org/index.php/2012-2013-season
