Valerie Hall+FollowBuffalo’s Le Social Club brings solo nights out backBuffalo’s winter just got a little warmer with the launch of Le Social Club—a new way to meet friends or maybe even a date, no apps or awkward sign-ups required. Every week, four local bars are hosting these low-pressure, come-as-you-are nights where you can show up solo, grab a drink, and just see where the evening goes. It’s all about real connection, not just scrolling from your couch. With each spot offering its own vibe and menu, it’s a fresh reason to get out and rediscover the city. Who’s in for making Mondays (and more) social again? #Food #BuffaloNY #LeSocialClub00Share
boothconnor+FollowBig changes coming to Buffalo’s Richardson HotelThe Richardson Hotel in Buffalo is about to look a lot different this year. The new management is set to remove the covered entrance that was added without proper approval, which means the third-floor outdoor terrace—closed off for years—will finally reopen. They’re also taking out the wine cellar and those hanging sculptures in the banquet room. For folks who love the building’s historic vibe, this could be a welcome return to its roots. What do you think—should historic sites stick to tradition, or is there room for modern updates? #News #BuffaloNY #RichardsonHotel00Share
Ernest Harris+FollowBuffalo’s Broadway Market celebrates a true legendElaine Pasternak has been the heart and soul of Buffalo’s Broadway Market for 43 years, making every visit feel like coming home. Her story isn’t just about selling meats—it’s about building real connections, watching generations grow, and showing up for her community day after day. Regulars say Elaine’s warmth and dedication set the market apart, and her gratitude for the work shines through in every interaction. What do you think makes a place feel like a second home? Have you had a local hero like Elaine in your neighborhood? Let’s share our stories! #Business #BuffaloNY #BroadwayMarket00Share
Donna Williams+FollowBuffalo’s Station 12 gets a major upgradeA new chapter is coming to Amherst as Industrious moves into Station 12 on Sheridan Drive, bringing flexible workspaces and support for a dozen local businesses. With big names like Pottery Barn, Anthropologie, and Free People already on site, this addition could turn the shopping center into a real community hub for work, shopping, and connection. Doors open in October, and it’s got people talking: Will this help local entrepreneurs thrive? How do you feel about more coworking spaces popping up in Buffalo? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Shopping #BuffaloNY #Amherst00Share
Justin Martin+FollowBuffalo’s $10 fiber arts pop-up is back!Second Stitch is bringing back its beloved Pop-Up Sale, and Buffalo’s creative community is buzzing! For just $10, you can fill a bag with all sorts of textile treasures—yarn, fabric, sewing tools, and more. Whether you’re a seasoned maker or just love the thrill of a good craft find, this is a chance to stock up and support Stitch Buffalo’s mission of building community through fiber arts and sustainability. It’s happening Saturday, January 31, from 10am to 1pm at 284 Plymouth Ave. Who’s planning to go, and what’s on your wish list this year? #Shopping #BuffaloNY #FiberArts00Share
ashley89+FollowBuffalo’s first cruise ship is docking soon!Buffalo is about to surprise everyone—this summer, it’s officially joining the list of Great Lakes cruise destinations! The American Patriot, a brand-new ship from American Cruise Lines, will make its first stop in Buffalo this May. With just 130 guests, five decks, and private balconies in every suite, it’s a totally different vibe from the mega-ships. Cruises start or end in Buffalo, with routes through cities like Detroit, Milwaukee, and even the Thousand Islands. Prices are steep, but the experience is one-of-a-kind. Who’s tempted to see Buffalo from the water for a change? #Travel #BuffaloNY #GreatLakes00Share
Christian Jones+FollowBuffalo’s Marion Brush turns 100 in styleMarion Brush just showed Buffalo what a 100th birthday looks like when you celebrate it right—think crown, limo, casino, and a steakhouse dinner, all surrounded by family from across the country. Marion, who worked at UB until she was 95, says there’s no secret to her long life—she just enjoys what she wants and doesn’t stress the rules. Her advice? Don’t put off the things you really want to do, even if they seem a little out there. How would you want to mark a milestone like this? Let’s hear your dream celebration ideas! #Entertainment #Celebrity #BuffaloNY00Share
Kim Reeves+FollowBuffalo insurance scene gets a shakeupBig news for Buffalo: Lawley, a major local insurance agency, is welcoming Witkin Scott Associates into its fold starting January 2026. This means Witkin Scott’s entire team will move to Lawley’s main Buffalo office, combining over a century of local expertise under one roof. For folks in the area, this could mean more resources and services, but with the same familiar faces. It’s a big shift for the insurance community—how do you think this will impact customer service and local business relationships? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #BuffaloNY00Share
William Bray+FollowBuffalo’s Gay Bingo night is back and bigger!Mark your calendars—Buffalo’s most colorful bingo bash is happening January 10 at the David McKeever Post! From 6pm to 9pm, expect a night packed with wild games, big jackpots (like the $400 Betty Boop Special), and plenty of surprises. For $25, you get a fabulous deal that keeps you in the action all night. Whether you’re a bingo pro or just want a fun night out with friends, this is the place to be. Who’s feeling lucky? Let’s talk strategies and favorite bingo memories! #News #BuffaloNY #GayBingo00Share
Christina Davis+FollowBuffalo loses a music staple on HertelRevolver Records is shutting down its Hertel Avenue spot, and for a lot of Buffalo music lovers, it feels like the end of an era. This place wasn’t just a record store—it was a neighborhood hangout, a spot to discover new artists, and a go-to for crate-digging adventures. The good news: their Elmwood and Transit locations are staying open, so the hunt for vinyl isn’t over. Still, it’s tough to see a local favorite go. How do you think this will change the vibe on Hertel? Got any favorite memories from the shop? #Business #BuffaloNY #RevolverRecords00Share
