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IT’S TIME TO GET BACK TOGETHER ON THE DANCE FLOOR SATURDAY 10.25.25, 8P-12A MOHAWK PLACE $50 – Includes your drinks and food, and a band and DJ! Mohawk Place capacity is only 225. Don’t hesitate – Click here to get your ticket today. MOHAWK PLACE RISES AGAIN When approached by Mohawk Place’s new owners and its recalled staff to throw a Halloween party to contribute to their much-anticipated reopening…. well we just couldn’t resist! WHO IS ON STAGE?

Last Friday at Merriweather Library, over 250 people packed the auditorium. East Side Parkways Coalition was eager to show the attendees their findings about the proposed $1billion cap over only 10 blocks of the 26 blocks making up the Humboldt Expressway. To her credit, Crystal Peoples-Stokes showed. She didn’t turn to look at the screen when videos of community elders were shown describing how they’d like to see the expressway filled in and restored.

WOW WOW WOW. From full-throated, head-banging sing-alongs with Kurt and the Loders to a full on rave that went right up until 12:59:59 with DJ Buckw!ld, it was such a blast (Catch videos of those on our Instagram). Congratulations to the costume contest winners for their crazy, crazy ideas winning our team’s hearts. Shout out to the staff at Resurgence Brewing Company for outstanding service and scene.

Calgary Baptist Church held the first community-led informational meeting about the proposed Humboldt Cap project on Thursday evening at the Museum of Science. The NYS DOT sent former Buffalo Common Councilmember Rich Fontana to answer questions from the audience. The is only the second time engagement around the project has allowed attendees to sit in the same room, and allow the entire crowd to hear the questions and answers.

GONNA. BE SO. RAD! I’m so excited! I’m so excited! I’m so… scared! Get your caffeine pills ready, Jessie, it’s time to party!! 9P-1A at Resurgence Brewing on Saturday 10.28.

29-year-old Julia Delgado spent the last five years living and working in New York City as a fashion designer and business owner of an apparel store, Bloome. “Every day was exciting. Riding the subway and walking the crowded streets to my store, you got such great energy from all the people around you in the morning. Faces become familiar and there’s this great sense of community as you say hello in the morning. But as you know, New York is expensive.

This is the digital version of Death at Pan Am, the futuristic article in No Boundaries magazine, released fall 2021, depicting Buffalo in 2051. Our authors were given a 12 page report compiled by area professors, researchers and non profit leaders about the city we might have by then, if we get to work now. Those authors then let their imaginations run wild. The entire production was presented by West Side Promise Neighborhood.

This is the digital version of Green Halogen, the futuristic article in No Boundaries magazine, released fall 2021, depicting Buffalo in 2051. Our authors were given a 12 page report compiled by area professors, researchers and non profit leaders about the city we might have by then, if we get to work now. Those authors then let their imaginations run wild. The entire production was presented by West Side Promise Neighborhood. This article is presented by D’Youville University and The Beer Keep.

This is the digital version of Death at Pan Am, the futuristic article in No Boundaries magazine, released fall 2021, depicting Buffalo in 2051. Our authors were given a 12 page report compiled by area professors, researchers and non profit leaders about the city we might have by then, if we get to work now. Those authors then let their imaginations run wild. The entire production was presented by West Side Promise Neighborhood. This article is presented by Agency FIFTEEN.

This is the digital version of Broken Rituals, the futuristic article in No Boundaries magazine, released fall 2021, depicting Buffalo in 2051. Our authors were given a 12 page report compiled by area professors, researchers and non profit leaders about the city we might have by then, if we get to work now. Those authors then let their imaginations run wild. The entire production was presented by West Side Promise Neighborhood.