In celebration of the region's many, many amazing local artisans, makers, creators and small business owners, we pulled together a list of some of Western New York's upcoming holiday markets, vendor shows and neighborhood strolls.
The Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Wing at Oishei Children's Hospital now bears a new name thanks to a generous gift from New Era Cap CEO Chris Koch.
It’s a beautiful, 80-degree day when fashion industry veteran Kerry Pieri and I sit down for coffee at Remedy House cafe. It’s a typical late summer morning in Buffalo’s Five Points neighborhood, and luckily the bumblebees don’t stop us from chatting on the patio. Ironically, we’re here to t…
The allure of the earring is a powerful thing. Boldly framing a face or subtly peeking through hair, it’s an accessory that has adorned ears for a millennium.
In a world where algorithms tell you exactly what you’ll like and why, you can still surprise yourself by visiting one of Buffalo’s outstanding specialty bookshops.
In 2021, Paige was moving to Northern Virginia for work and decided to join Bumble to meet new people in the city. She swiped right on Paul, and almost instantly, they were firing on all cylinders. “I asked her out immediately,” says Paul. “I was already falling for her.”
The Saturday before Christmas Eve, something special happens on Main Street in East Aurora.
For Cynthia and Mark Empric, the goal was simple: Take a tiny kitchen, and make it work for them.
It’s only been open for a few months, but Buffalo has answered Beacon Grille’s beckoning with ravenous support.
Sometimes you only have a few days to escape the fray.
By the time December rolls around in Buffalo, the days are short on sunlight. Here are five ideas for gifts from local artists that are sure to brighten spirits.
“My journey has been deeply rooted in seeking faith and wisdom from the generations that created life, made sacrifices and did healing work before me. I’ve borrowed, questioned and wrestled with identity until it became my own, and now I find purpose in helping others discover and express th…
Phil McNamara was just looking for a way to help.
The Home Within, held at the Buffalo History Museum on Oct. 10, was an interactive, multilingual poetry event honoring Buffalo's rich linguistic tapestry and language justice.
Looking for a new title this holiday season, for yourself or that already-has-everything friend or family member? Trust the minds behind some of Buffalo’s specialty bookstores. Here are their recommendations:
The Buffalo Sabres took to the ice against the New Jersey Devils on Friday, Oct. 4. However, the puck drop didn't happen in Buffalo or Newark—it happened in Prague, capital city of the Czech Republic, as part of the NHL's Global Series.
Western New York boasts a rich festival culture year-round, which means the outdoor fun doesn’t stop when summer winds down. September and October feature several free or low-cost events for all ages.
Erin Sassone is a wife, mother of two and full-time marketing director now, but when she was a kid, the dream was to attend the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) and become a clothing designer. She even had the name of her clothing brand ready to go: Harvey House, to incorporate her maid…
“When you hear a theater organ play, history stops. It’s no different than it was in 1926,” says Joseph Pechenik, an organist with Riviera Theatre in North Tonawanda.
The fashion industry is buzzing in Buffalo, with regular fashion shows, fashion weeks, pop-ups, markets and more contributing to a vibrant local scene. Talented designers, creatives and makers are creating unique clothing and accessories that catch the eye and influence our #OOTDs.
Like many, my husband spends a significant amount of time cheering on the Buffalo Bills every year. Conversely, I spend much time figuring out what to wear come game day. To me, almost as thrilling as the game itself are the seemingly endless ways fans can show their support through their style.
It’s not a phase—it’s a business model.
Welcome to the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
“Because when you look good, you feel good, and when you feel good, the opportunities are endless.”
A quiet ramble through the forest. Sunlight sneaks through the canopy, catching little moments of wilderness in its glow.
As my family trotted alongside Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena on a sweltering summer Thursday, a loud rumbling brought us to a halt. The noise was coming from several giant semis, all with “WWE” emblazoned on the side. That evening, we came upon a pop-up shop filled with wrestling paraphernalia,…
As the curtain rises on the upcoming theater season, I asked local theater professionals to share their most anticipated productions.
For some couples, falling in love can feel like an act of fate—you are destined to meet your “one” because the universe wills it to be so. For others, it’s more of an act of faith—an instinct built around the confidence that you just know you are with the right person. But what happens if it…
“My personal photography work centers around showcasing queer people in their most comfortable skin. My goal when photographing is to create a space so supportive, so positively charged, that the subject allows their most true self to emerge. Queer people need to be visible, now more than ev…
On the south bank of the Ottawa River (about five hours’ drive for Buffalonians), Canada’s capital city is an under-the-radar spot that brims with history, culture, architecture and natural beauty.
