Willie Habbath loves inventing new recipes to change up the menu at UB?s NY Deli & Diner. When he?s not cooking made-to-order delights, he?s jamming out on stage, playing blues music at various clubs in downtown Buffalo.
The Spectrum?s food issue is here ? and what would it be, other than incomplete, if it did not have a playlist about food?
Amber Sliter hopes the installation will help break the boundaries set by conventional art exhibits.
World-renowned violinist Jennifer Koh performed ?Bach and Beyond Part III? Thursday night, masterfully blending Baroque and contemporary Bach into a performance that left everyone in attendance impressed.
The grapevine is a weekly concert comprehensive seeking to bring all the latest and greatest Buffalo concerts to your fingertips.
With the add/drop deadline approaching on Monday, students still looking to fulfill their arts credits can choose from a variety of introductory courses.
Janet Jackson?s ?wardrobe malfunction? during Super Bowl XXXVIII?s halftime show will forever live in infamy as an iconic halftime show moment.
Witcher 3 is full of improvements that should make Geralt of Rivia?s last adventure the best one yet.
The halls of the Albright Knox are filled with a world renowned art collection envied by major museums around the globe.
Although it?s no Madison Square Garden, Buffalo is a hotspot for big and small bands. Everyday, multiple shows are held at local venues all over the city such as Town Ballroom, Waiting Room, Mohawk Place and Buffalo Iron Works.
'Weird Al' Yankovic will perform at the Center of the Arts on July 15.
Alex Buttler, Eric Madia, Tim O?Donnell, Nicholas Oddo and Raul McGee (left to right in order of appearance) have found local success as The Proles, playing at venues, like the The Forvm and the Tralf.
Dr. Kushal Bhardwaj?s popular class, Hip Hop and Social Issues manages to attract students for hours after the three hour class is over.
King Of The Moon, Aidan McManus?s solo band, has been gaining recognition in the Buffalo area by playing his ambient-alternative inspired music in larger venues like Sportsmen Tavern, The Hard Rock Caf
The monsters on display in the Lower Gallery of the Center for the Arts might seem frightening at first, but their visages are meant to provoke thoughts on the human condition.
With a convoluted and paper-thin plot, Horrible Bosses 2 is held up by its perfectly balanced and comedic cast.
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On Saturday, Boyz II Men members Shawn Stockman (left), Wanya Morris (center) and Nathan Morris (right) performed a holiday charity concert at UB?s Center for the Arts.
Maria Cwiklinski spent 92 days creating her eight-minute-long choreographed dance, collaborating with dancers and a student light designer to create a captivating performance.
UB?s Musical Theatre program fought off the foul weather to put on an intimate and well-rehearsed performance of ?The Man Who Would Be King.? The play was performed at the Center For the Arts? Black Box Theatre on Saturday. Emily Aiing Ling, The Spectrum After three delays due to the egregious winter storm, the students of UB?s Musical Theatre program proved the show must go on by performing ?The Man Who Would Be King? Saturday. The play was adapted from the Rudyard Kipling novella of the same name.
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