Toni Ruberto
Editor at Buffalo News
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6 days ago |
buffalonews.com | Toni Ruberto
The return of Ani DiFranco, hot young stars like country artist Megan Moroney and alt-rockers the Wallows plus a free concert with the BPO are part of the second season of the Terminal B at the Outer Harbor outdoor concert series. The season opens May 17 with country singer Warren Zeiders who is coming off sold-out dates on the "Pretty Little Poison" tour that he headlined.
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1 week ago |
auburnpub.com | Toni Ruberto
Bills Mafia has answered the call again. At least 5,000 people have so far registered to volunteer as background extras in a new Hallmark-Buffalo Bills holiday movie. But will that be enough? “Holiday Touchdown: A Bills Love Story” will begin filming in May at locations throughout Buffalo and there is a need for a large number of fans for scenes at Highmark Stadium and in East Aurora on multiple days.
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1 week ago |
buffalonews.com | Toni Ruberto
Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village. Opens Friday, May 9 at 3755 Tonawanda Creek Road, Amherst. The 50th anniversary season of this historic village opens this weekend with plenty of activities. Take a self-guided tour of the village's 10 historic buildings including a blacksmith shop, log house and one-room schoolhouse, plus two 19th century reproduction structures and a demonstration farmstead. There are docent-led tours on Fridays and Saturdays.
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1 week ago |
buffalonews.com | Toni Ruberto
Bills Mafia has answered the call again. At least 5,000 people have so far registered to volunteer as background extras in a new Hallmark-Buffalo Bills holiday movie. But will that be enough? “Holiday Touchdown: A Bills Love Story” will begin filming in May at locations throughout Buffalo and there is a need for a large number of fans for scenes at Highmark Stadium and in East Aurora on multiple days.
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1 week ago |
buffalonews.com | Toni Ruberto
At least three local arts and cultural groups received word that their awards from the National Endowment for the Arts have been terminated. The Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, Just Buffalo Literary Center and Torn Space Theater received emails late Friday with the blunt subject line of “Notice of Termination: NEA Award.”It is unclear to the groups what this will mean for them, in the short term and in the future. "Everything is in flux.
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