With a teenager and a tween in our household, my wife and I are always looking for (relatively) brief road trips that offer a little something for each member of the family. One of our favorites, Ithaca, certainly qualifies, and so does Ellicottville, the quintessential ski town just an hour…
- By Miranda Bigham
Each year, Pride Month arrives just as Buffalo is hitting its stride. There’s something about the warmth of June mixed with the buzz of a city in bloom that you simply can’t ignore. It’s sunny, it’s spirited, and it’s for everyone.
- By Jeremy P. Morlock
Amid brisk and breezy weather, Western New York farmers are busy with a singularly sugary harvest. Through late winter into early spring, they’re tapping maple trees and collecting sap that will be boiled down into pure, sweet syrup. And they’re getting ready to share the process with visitors.
- By Kellie Mazur
"You can really make a day of it” gets tossed around a lot, usually to describe places with a handful of decent stops stitched together into a half-day itinerary. But when it comes to East Aurora, the phrase actually holds.
- By Christopher Schobert
“Life is short. Buy the concert tickets.”
- By Miranda Bigham / Photography by Katie Addo
Over time, I’ve distilled my stance on the Village of Williamsville down to this: There’s a lot to admire if you don’t live there, and a lot to take for granted if you do.
- By Lindsay Hyatt
On a recent fall afternoon, my family witnessed the transformative power of plants.
- By Matthew Kotula
Raise your hand if you have been meaning to visit your friend in Rochester.
- By Jeff Bucki
Just a day after launching fireworks and on our way to Letchworth State Park, my family of six traveled through time.
- By Christopher Schobert
The stage is set for the upcoming theater season, and Buffalo Magazine asked local theater professionals to share their most anticipated productions.
- By Lara Ceroni
Winding its way through the Blue Mountains, Meadford and Beaver Valley in Ontario, Canada, the Apple Pie Trail is an award-winning, self-guided tour that invites road-trippers to explore what locals call "Apple Country," a mosaic of communities and townships throughout South Georgian Bay tha…
- Photography / Matthew Weinberg
The fourth annual Lancaster Renaissance Street Faire took place on Aug. 2 along West Main Street and Cayuga Creek Park in the Village of Lancaster.
- By Lindsay Hyatt
The drive out to Cambria, New York is a scenic one, full of lush treescapes and vast farmland. In the summer months, Niagara County blossoms into something of an oasis, attracting visitors from all over the world. Despite the rural charm, you’re still within 40 minutes of Niagara Falls, down…
- By Kellie Mazur
Tribute bands are often misunderstood. People assume they’re cover bands—they’re not. People think the shows are only for an older crowd—they’re not. People believe the bands are all imitations—which, yes—that’s kind of the point.
- Photography / Matthew Weinberg
Check out the friends, neighbors and organizations on hand to help celebrate and support the LGBTQ+ community at the 2025 Pride Parade on Sunday, June 1.
- Photography / Pat Cray
Buffalo Fashion Week 2025 culminated in Disruption, its annual fashion show, on May 3. Photographer Pat Cray captured images for Buffalo Magazine.
- By Christopher Schobert
The recent opening of BestCellar Book Bar in Clarence hammered home a point that has been rattling around my brain for months: Western New York is home to quite a few establishments that offer two different, but usually connected, concepts under one roof.
- By Katie Smith
Here’s the truth: I’ve never taken an in-person cooking class, despite loving food and cooking daily for the past 15 years. Crazy, right?
- Photography / Pat Cray
Buffalo Fashion Week 2025 culminated in Disruption, its annual fashion show, on May 3. Photographer Pat Cray captured images for Buffalo Magazine.
- By Christopher Schobert
The recent opening of BestCellar Book Bar in Clarence hammered home a point that has been rattling around my brain for months: Western New York is home to quite a few establishments that offer two different, but usually connected, concepts under one roof.
- By Katie Smith
Here’s the truth: I’ve never taken an in-person cooking class, despite loving food and cooking daily for the past 15 years. Crazy, right?
- By Devon Dams-O'Connor
Pine warbler. Chickadee. Common merganser. Sandpiper.
- By Christopher Schobert
Sick of the cold yet? While playing in the snow is always a winner for cooped-up kids, they do have to come indoors and warm up eventually. Perhaps that means it is time to head to one of the area’s many play places.
