BEAU FLEUVE MUSIC & ARTS: “OUR CITY, OUR STAGE, OUR FESTIVAL”
On Sunday, August 25 Beau Fleuve Music & Arts Festival will host their 3rd Annual Ultimate Sunday Funday summer event
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THE ROSE: Buffalo’s Newest Bar & Grille is a Class Act!
In a male-dominated industry, Latisa “Lisa” Roosevelt is illustrating the great potential women possess. “Women are strong and we are
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30th Year Celebration of The PINE GRILL JAZZ REUNION !
Legendary Bluesman Buffalo’s Own Lucky Peterson Returns Home to Kick Off 30th Year Celebration of The PINE GRILL JAZZ REUNION
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Assembly Majority Leader Peoples-Stokes applauded Governor Cuomo for signing legislation that further decriminalizes marijuana use in New York State.
Majority Leader Peoples-Stokes Praises Governor Cuomo for Signing Marijuana Decriminalization Law Reduces Unlawful Possession of Marijuana to Violation Punishable by
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Rat, Roaches and Racists
by Betty Jean Grant This writer has read as well as been told that racism is defined as denigrating and
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We Demand Justice for Sister Jeanneie!
pictured above: Sister Jeanneie and husband Brother Dahveed Muhammad. with some of the community supporters in front of City
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A Conversation With Buffalo’s First Lady of Jazz
Dawn Martin Berry-Walker Carries on Her Father’s Legacy As The Annual Pappy Martin Legacy Masten Jazz Festival Kicks Off This
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Free Swim Lessons for Kids and Adults Offered This Summer
by Nanette D. Massey Black children, as a group, are at the highest level of risk for drowning this time
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WNY-Urban Arts Collective Inc. Are We Not Part of the ‘Public’ in Public Art?
by John Baker WNY-Urban Arts Collective Inc. was established as a direct result of local African American artists and concerned
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“Do Something Good For Your Neighbor Day Celebrates 10th Anniversary
“Do Something Good For Your Neighbor Day” is recognized in cities all across America including cities in Canada. It’s
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