When winter in Buffalo ends, it’s not the magical spring scene one would hope to see. Help the Elmwood Village Association clean up all that trash and sludge hidden for months under piles of snow on Saturday.

Organizers of the Elmwood Village Spring…

The annual Beerology event held at the Buffalo Museum of Science is a go-to gathering for the area's brew enthusiasts.

On Saturday, the museum hosted the sold-out event, which offered attendees beer samples from breweries around the region.

Remember music videos? Yeah, MTV used to show them in the ‘80s?

Sugar City has picked up where MTV and VH1 left off, and they’ll be showing actual music videos. Better yet, Sugar City is hosting a…

The calendar says April but the chilly temperatures are telling me February, making it impossible for a Buffalo gal to fully transition from winter wardrobe to spring garb.

While we might have to keep the fleece jackets out a while longer, why not settle on…

A vintage diner will make its way to Buffalo, where it will park permanently in the Larkin District.

The Newark Diner, named for the New York city where it functioned as a family restaurant for decades, will take a stroll down the Thruway some time next year.…

This is one of those occasions where it’s all right to sit back and say, “Hey, we’re not so bad. In fact, in some respects, we’re pretty awesome.”

Say What Communications,…

Mayor Byron Brown announced the sixth gun buyback program in Buffalo, and he’s encouraging locals to turn in firearms for money on May 4—no questions asked.

Guns of all types, legal or not, can be brought to various collection centers throughout…

Warmer temperatures are in Buffalo’s forecast, and Perry’s Ice Cream has unveiled new ice cream stand flavors. That can only mean one thing: Summer is on its way to Western New York.

Carl Paladino’s in the running for a seat on the Buffalo Board of Education, and he wants to chat about it over coffee.

On Tuesday, Dog Ears Bookstore and Cafe will host “Coffee with Carl,” an open forum featuring Paladino, who ran for governor…

If there’s one day to enjoy a nice night out on the town, it’s Tuesday.

Restaurants participating in Dining Out for Life have promised to donate 25 percent—or more!—of…

The Tri-Main Center is set to be filled with 26 bands and DJs, dancers, 77 visual artists, comedians, poets, muralists and—- OH YEAH! An estimated 3,000 other guests will be there, too.

Trimania, now in its fifth year, is the fundraiser benefitting…

Buffalonians may boast about Buffalo’s unofficial “Dyngus Day Capital of the World” title, but other cities around the world have been celebrating the holiday differently—and for much longer than we have stateside.

Sorry to burst bubbles,…

Regardless of the fact that there’s a trace of snow on the ground, it is, indeed, time to start planning for outdoor summer markets in Buffalo.

Saturday Artisan Market, a twice-a-month arts and crafts market held at Canalside, kicks off May 18, and event…

Little Luna, the Buffalo Zoo’s polar…

Lent’s almost over. Get ready to abstain no more with a whole bunch of Dyngus Day partying Monday.

Aside from the usual highly trafficked Dyngus Day destinations in Buffalo’s…