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    (31 S Grove St, East Aurora. Tel. 716-655-0261)
    www.roycroftcampuscorporation.com
    Situated within historic Roycroft Campus, an arts and crafts community founded during the late 1800s, this shop features rustic, giftable items handcrafted by more than 60 artisans.
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    (At Kleinhans Music Hall, 370 Pennsylvania St. Tel. 716-885-5000)
    www.bpo.org
    Closing her 10th season as the Buffalo Symphony Orchestra's music director, JoAnn Falletta leads soprano Brenda Harris, mezzo-soprano Stacey Rishoi and the Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus in Mahler's transcendent Symphony No. 2. June 13-14.
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    (226 Lexington Ave. Tel. 716-881-3800)
    www.kunisbuffalo.com
    It can be difficult to get a seat in this sushi bar, which is arguably the best one in town. It does offer quick to-go service though, so stop in for house specialties tonkatsu (panko-encrusted pork) and wasabi shumai (spicy pork dumpings) to take back to your hotel room. $$
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    (3260 Main St. Tel. 716-837-2326)
    www.shangobistro.com
    Named after the voodoo god of thunder and lighting, Shango offers an extensive list of beers and more than 100 wines in a cozy setting with a New Orleans vibe.
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    (9993 Allegheny Rd, Darien Center, NY. Tel. 585-599-4641)
    www.godarienlake.com
    Starting June 12, the state's largest amusement park, with more than 100 thrilling rides (including one of the tallest roller coasters in the Northeast), will be open seven days a week. (Before the 12th, it's open weekends only.)

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Fun Fact!
During the 1870s, Samuel Clemens, better known as Mark Twain, worked as an editor at the Buffalo Express.


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