BUFFALO / NIAGARA

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  • Premier Antique Center at Antique World

    This spring, a rare Chinese vase fetched $1.55 million at an Antique World auction—it just happened to have been forgotten in a nearby attic for over 30 years. Find your own Asian or vintage treasure at this antique co-op with over 65 dealer booths. (9/2011)

    11145 Main St, Clarence
    716-759- 0455
    antiqueworl...Center.html

  • Allen Street Dress Shop

    This tastefully curated shop in the hip Allentown neighborhood features bright, flowy women’s clothing, bags and jewelry in both classic and modern styles. (9/2011)

    89 Allen St
    716-883-0871
    thedressshop.com

  • Muleskinner Antiques

    Voted Buffalo Spree magazine’s “Best Antiques” store, this lovingly stocked shop is filled with Americana, vintage regional art, red stoneware, small furniture and other decorative items from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries. The proprietor professes a fondness for all things painted. (9/2011)

    5548 Main St, Williamsville
    716-633-4077
    muleskinnerantiques.com



 

Go See View archives

  • Curtain Up!

    On September 16, this 30th annual celebration of Buffalo and Western New York’s love of all things theatrical kicks off with the fall theater season. There’s a black tie, pre-theater gala, a lively post-show street party and sixteen opening night performances at various theaters including the Irish Classical Theatre Company’s “La Bête,” a Molière-inspired comedy. (9/2011)

    Festivities along Main St btwn Chippewa and Tupper sts
    716-901- 5745
    tdaofwny.com

  • Videosphere: A New Generation

    The gallery’s first-ever exhibit of new media drawn from its collections reiterates its commitment to contemporary art. Included are two-dozen artists who work with computer graphics and/ or animation, the internet, video and repurposed old technologies. Through Oct. 9. (9/2011)

    At Albright-Knox Art Gallery 1285 Elmwood Ave
    716-882-8700
    albrightknox.org

  • PUBLIC/PRIVATE: Pairings with Works from the Gerald Mead Collection

    This exhibit features pieces from the museum’s contemporary holdings alongside private collector Gerald Mead’s sagely assembled works. The works are by a wide range of regional and national artists with connections to the area. Through Aug. 14. (9/2011)

    At Castellani Art Museum 5795 Lewiston Rd, Lewiston
    716- 286-8200
    castellaniartmuseum.org



 

Go Eat View archives

  • Solé

    It’s your chance to dive into “sun inspired cocktails and cuisine," since this suburban favorite moved into the city. Fresh guacamole, prepared tableside, tapas and classic street eats (sandwiches, tacos) co-exist happily with mojitos, caipirinhas and a massive tequila selection. $$$ (9/2011)

    810 Elmwood Ave
    716-362-0356
    solebuffalo.com

  • Bingo's Dim Sum House

    This bustling new venture brings in delectable dim sum— tasty little buns, dumplings and other small dishes—fresh from owner Billy You’s family operation in New York’s Chinatown. They’re served traditionally, in stackable bamboo baskets. $ (9/2011)

    3202 Sheridan Dr, Amherst
    716-833-8811

  • Bertha's Diner

    This local favorite is a popular weekend brunch destination. The place might be tiny, but it serves up a big breakfast. Coffee cups are cheerfully refilled (to a point) and the French toast is rightfully renowned. It will benefit to be an early bird, and hit the ATM first—it closes after lunch and only takes cash. $ (9/2011)

    1430 Hertel Ave
    716-836-3100
    berthasdiner.com



 

Go Party View archives

  • Ulrich’s Tavern

    One of Tony Bourdain’s stops when he filmed his Travel Channel show No Reservations in Buffalo, this German restaurant/Irish pub has been continuously running since 1868. Imbibe both local and imported beers, as well as some deep Buffalo history. Try the potato pancakes and the bratwurst. (9/2011)

    674 Ellicott St
    716-855-8409
    ulrichstavern.net

  • Water Street Landing

    Live music, a full bar and an up-close view of the mighty Niagara River are all par for the course at this riverside classic. Chill with a drink on the patio, or duck into the on-site River Sidebar for tasty bar treats like Buffalo-style chicken wings. (9/2011)

    115 S Water St, Lewiston
    716-754- 9200
    waterstreetlanding.com

  • The Elmwood Lounge

    Showman Lance Diamond is the main reason this classic lounge is beloved. Don’t miss him and his 24K Diamond Band on Saturday nights, when he delivers an enthusiastic repertoire of Motown and R&B in his famous sparkly suits. (9/2011)

    522 Elmwood Ave
    716-882-5881
    theelmwoodlounge.com



 

Fun Fact!


The Forest Lawn Cemetery, which was established in 1849 holds the remains of an American president, Native Americans and Civil War as well as Civil Rights veterans.


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