While many locals loved the brief recess from winter this past weekend, organizers and potential attendees of Flurrious! are hoping for more wintery conditions in the weeks ahead.

The free winter festival, now in its third year, is scheduled for Jan. 26 at…

Pull together a group of your winter-loving athletic pals and register for the Flurrious kickball tournament while there are still team openings.

Just six of the 16 team…

UPDATE: Delaware Park’s rinks are filled up and starting to freeze, according to Buffalo Pond Hockey’s Facebook page.

The Facebook moderator…

Would-be New York City Marathon runner Julia Burke didn't want Superstorm Sandy to ruin her run, but she also felt like she should be doing something to help those devastated by the natural disaster.

Before the race was canceled, Burke decided she'd skip…

Not everyone will agree with me, but I think it’s a lot more fun to play soccer in the fall than it is in the summer. You’re not breathing in thick July air, swimming through humidity or writhing due to cramps. It’s cooler, the ground’s a…

A real-life text message from Buffalo.com promo team member Kelsey A. to me after the 14th annual Light the Night Walk at Delaware Park last night: "The event was great. We got there…

The western edge of Hoyt Lake in Delaware Park is a versatile spot. Last weekend, the annual Music Is Art festival occupied the grounds behind the Albright-Knox Art Gallery,…

We’ve all seen it—hell, most of us have done it—that devil horns thing that people do when totally rocking the eff out to some tasty jams. Is it corny? Yeah, kind of. Is it evil? Maybe back in the old days when, you know,

Grab a picnic blanket and some bug spray, and head outdoors to catch a free classic film with all your neighbors.

The Parkside Community Association’s Movies in the Meadow classic film series kicks off…

On this somewhat sultry summer evening the talented troupe that is Shakespeare in Delaware Park brought to the stage on the side of the hill a robust performance of Richard the Third.

What better place to achieve enlightenment and tranquility than on a grassy patch in the beautiful outdoors?

Try to come up with a better answer to that while I tell you about a couple outdoor yoga programs offered in Buffalo. There’s Catholic Health’s…

Beautiful Buffalo weather greeted the 12,667 runners and walkers participating in the 32nd JP Morgan Chase & Co. Corporate Challenge in Delaware Park with the American Red Cross disaster relief benefiting from the event's entry fee. This year was the third largest crowd…

This weekend, students from over 20 are schools and local groups will be recreating famous works of art on the gallery grounds.

Thousands are expected to stop by the Albright-Knox Art Gallery for the 15th annual “

Friends and supporters came together today, on this beautiful Saturday morning to celebrate loved ones passed and raise funds and awareness for the fight against HIV/AIDS.

Saturday will mark the 20th AIDS Walk in Buffalo, two decades of memorializing those who’ve died from the disease and appreciating those who continue to battle.

The walk begins at Hoyt Lake in Delaware Park with a flower launch and red ribbon display.…