Monday, October 29, 2007
Concert Alert- New Found Glory-Evolution November 1st
November 1, 2007 6:30 pm
Evolution Entertainment Complex
2094 George Urban Blvd, Cheektowaga
NEW FOUND GLORY & SENSES FAIL with: THE RECEIVING END OF SIRENS, BEDLIGHT FOR BLUE EYESAll Ages $18 Produced by Metropolitian Presents
A great way to survive the comedown from your Halloween sugar buzz is to head on over to Evolution Entertainment Complex on George Urban Blvd. on November 1st for a sure to be killer show with punk raconteurs New Found Glory. Out on the road behind their newest release From Your Screen To Your Stereo they headline the bill along with Senses Fail, The Receiving End of Sirens and Bedlight For Blue Eyes. This is an all ages show and for those who have to go to bed early, doors open at 6:30PM. Tickets are only $18.00 advance so no excuse for not attending. Check out www.afterdarkevents.com for more info.
Evolution Entertainment Complex
2094 George Urban Blvd, Cheektowaga
NEW FOUND GLORY & SENSES FAIL with: THE RECEIVING END OF SIRENS, BEDLIGHT FOR BLUE EYESAll Ages $18 Produced by Metropolitian Presents
A great way to survive the comedown from your Halloween sugar buzz is to head on over to Evolution Entertainment Complex on George Urban Blvd. on November 1st for a sure to be killer show with punk raconteurs New Found Glory. Out on the road behind their newest release From Your Screen To Your Stereo they headline the bill along with Senses Fail, The Receiving End of Sirens and Bedlight For Blue Eyes. This is an all ages show and for those who have to go to bed early, doors open at 6:30PM. Tickets are only $18.00 advance so no excuse for not attending. Check out www.afterdarkevents.com for more info.
Friday, October 26, 2007
Greetings music lovers, Mark your calenders:
Saturday November 3rd Gamalon returns to the Scotch and Sirloin 10pm
Friday November 2nd Waildogs acoustic show at Café Allegro 8pm
As always Gamalon Monday nights at Broadway Joes 9:30 pm
Friday November 2nd Waildogs acoustic show at Café Allegro 8pm
As always Gamalon Monday nights at Broadway Joes 9:30 pm
Music in the Night with Frightworld
Frightworld America’s Screampark wants to end the Halloween season with a bang as they promote not one, but two free concerts to anyone who would like to come attend their haunted attraction. Both Styles P and MIMS will be in concert on two separate nights, performing on stage in the center of Frightworld’s five distinctively unique haunted attractions.
Styles P is an American based rapper and a member of Hip Hop group D-Block, which includes Jadakiss, and Sheek Louch. He will hold a free concert at Frightworld America's Screampark on Tuesday, October 30th with a paid admission to the haunted attractions. This will be an early concert as Frightworld will open its lobby at 5:30 and will hold the concert before any of the attractions will be available to the public.
MIMS will appear on Friday, November, 2nd for an all-night dance party at Frightworld. MIMS released his debut album, Music Is My Savior , powered by the success of the massive single "This Is Why I'm Hot". The album has endured savage reviews to the tune of 270,000 copies sold so far in the U.S.
Frightworld America’s Screampark will put MIMS on stage after an all-night live performance by Nicholas Picholas of Kiss98.5. Once again, this is a free concert with a full-price paid admission to Frightworld’s five houses of terror; only twenty dollars for all of this in one night.
Back on October 14th, Frightworld had brought Kat DeLuna to a highly successful concert with Innocent Bystanders opening for her that night. People swarmed the stage as both groups performed in the midst of the five haunted attractions. With the huge success of this concert, Frightworld knew it wanted to do this again for their public, and soon.
Now in their sixth year, Frightworld America’s Screampark has frightened over 100,000 people since their incarnation. With roots grown in the outskirts of Buffalo, Frightworld is one of the highest ranked haunted attractions in the western half of New York State. Voted as one of the best attractions in the past two years, Frightworld is growing in size as well as in terror.
In the Garden Village of Cheektowaga, at the corners of Union and French roads, Frightworld has expanded beyond everyone’s dreams. Five distinctively different themed houses, three major concert events in one year, and a fan base that extends to Montreal and Kentucky, Niagara Falls to New York City, Frightworld America’s Screampark is a major destination for people across the country for the Halloween season. For more info please visit www.hauntedbuffalo.com
Styles P is an American based rapper and a member of Hip Hop group D-Block, which includes Jadakiss, and Sheek Louch. He will hold a free concert at Frightworld America's Screampark on Tuesday, October 30th with a paid admission to the haunted attractions. This will be an early concert as Frightworld will open its lobby at 5:30 and will hold the concert before any of the attractions will be available to the public.
MIMS will appear on Friday, November, 2nd for an all-night dance party at Frightworld. MIMS released his debut album, Music Is My Savior , powered by the success of the massive single "This Is Why I'm Hot". The album has endured savage reviews to the tune of 270,000 copies sold so far in the U.S.
Frightworld America’s Screampark will put MIMS on stage after an all-night live performance by Nicholas Picholas of Kiss98.5. Once again, this is a free concert with a full-price paid admission to Frightworld’s five houses of terror; only twenty dollars for all of this in one night.
Back on October 14th, Frightworld had brought Kat DeLuna to a highly successful concert with Innocent Bystanders opening for her that night. People swarmed the stage as both groups performed in the midst of the five haunted attractions. With the huge success of this concert, Frightworld knew it wanted to do this again for their public, and soon.
Now in their sixth year, Frightworld America’s Screampark has frightened over 100,000 people since their incarnation. With roots grown in the outskirts of Buffalo, Frightworld is one of the highest ranked haunted attractions in the western half of New York State. Voted as one of the best attractions in the past two years, Frightworld is growing in size as well as in terror.
In the Garden Village of Cheektowaga, at the corners of Union and French roads, Frightworld has expanded beyond everyone’s dreams. Five distinctively different themed houses, three major concert events in one year, and a fan base that extends to Montreal and Kentucky, Niagara Falls to New York City, Frightworld America’s Screampark is a major destination for people across the country for the Halloween season. For more info please visit www.hauntedbuffalo.com
Benefit for the Family of Chuck Vicario
Buffalo's music community is coming together to help the family of ChuckVicario. Chuck, more often known to us as Big Wheelie, has been a Buffalonian for over 40 years as the lead for Big Wheelie and the Hubcats.
Unfortunately, in early August Chuck suffered the loss of his 34 years old son Charles Vicario III, who leaves behind 2 sons.
A benefit for the family will be held at The Lafayette Tap Room, 391 Washington Street in Buffalo on November 11 at 1pm.
There will be entertainment, food, raffles and a Chinese auction. All proceeds will go to the Vicario family.
Anything you can do to help the family will be greatly appreciated.
If you would like to make a donation for the Chinese auction or raffleplease call Debbie Jauch: 465-6146 to have items picked up.
Debbie also has tickets for sale for $20 per person. Gift certificates can be mailed to:
Family of Charles Vicario III
c/o Debbie Jauch
6460 Omphalius Road
Colden, NY 14033
If you would like to make a cash donation to the fund send checks to:
Family of Charles Vicario III
c/o Vicki Martino
43 Parkwood
Kenmore NY 14217
Your generosity is greatly appreciated
Unfortunately, in early August Chuck suffered the loss of his 34 years old son Charles Vicario III, who leaves behind 2 sons.
A benefit for the family will be held at The Lafayette Tap Room, 391 Washington Street in Buffalo on November 11 at 1pm.
There will be entertainment, food, raffles and a Chinese auction. All proceeds will go to the Vicario family.
Anything you can do to help the family will be greatly appreciated.
If you would like to make a donation for the Chinese auction or raffleplease call Debbie Jauch: 465-6146 to have items picked up.
Debbie also has tickets for sale for $20 per person. Gift certificates can be mailed to:
Family of Charles Vicario III
c/o Debbie Jauch
6460 Omphalius Road
Colden, NY 14033
If you would like to make a cash donation to the fund send checks to:
Family of Charles Vicario III
c/o Vicki Martino
43 Parkwood
Kenmore NY 14217
Your generosity is greatly appreciated
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
OFFICIAL NEWS OF THE LAKESIDE BLUES BAND AND LAKESIDE BLUES DUO
IN THIS ISSUE:
- A Look Back
- Lakeside Blues Band Upcoming Gigs
- Lakeside Blues Duo Upcoming Gigs
- Having a Party or Event?
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A Look Back
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Another action-packed marathon weekend as Friday October 19th the Lakeside Blues Duo was at the home of the internationally famous fish fry Johnston's Restaurant ( 2575 Academy Street Ransomville, NY 14131 716-791-3511) Though Stan was still suffering the effects of Laryngitis, he was able to get through night. A big shout out to the excellent crew at Johnston's Dale, Rose & Mary. And also we have to say "Hi" to Patty D,Tina Burdette and John Duxbury, who may be joining us on harmonica at Johnstons this week. It was a lot of fun, and we're expecting more of the same this week.Saturday started out with the Lakeside Blues Duo at the Pumpkin Fiesta at Vizcarra Vineyards (3760 Quaker Road Gasport, NY 14067 716-772-2211) in the afternoon. Stanley was unable to perform, so Tom had fellow Wilson native Joe Folmar come down and played guitar and harmonica while Tom played guitar, piano and mandolin. It was a great deal of fun for everyone who was there. On Saturday night, the Lakeside Blues Band played an awesome Halloween Party in Youngstown. Some of the best costumes we've seen in a long time ! Once again, the band had the dance floor packed and rocking the whole night.The next day (Sunday),the Duo was back at Vizcarra Vineyards where Tom & Joe enjoyed entertaining in a great sunshine afternoon. A great time was had by all who were there at Becker Farms/Vizcarra Vineyards. There will be no shortage of things to do this weekend. Now, let's take a look at what's ahead..........
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Lakeside Blues Band Upcoming Gigs
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Saturday October 27th at 9:00 PM the band will be playing a very public Halloween Party at TJ's 3 (6511 Lockport Rd Niagara Falls, NY 14305) .Get those costumers on ! Come on down ! Not only do they have GREAT food there, but they are serving over 50 different types of beer ! Something for everyone !!! Canadian fans, get ready for an important announcement featuring the Lakeside Blues Band. More details coming soon.
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Lakeside Blues Duo Upcoming Gigs
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THIS Friday October 26th join us once again for the internationally famous fish fry at Johnston's Restaurant ( 2575 Academy Street Ransomville, NY 14131 716-791-3511) and stay for the Lakeside Blues Duo. Always a great night at the legendary spot in Ransomville.It's very often that you get to see the guys in their own area, so, come on out ! Join us once again Saturday October 27th & Sunday October 28th as Tom and Stan will be at Vizcarra Vineyards (3760 Quaker Road Gasport, NY 14067 716-772-2211) for the Pumpkin Fiesta from 4:30-6:30 PM. Make sure you bring the kids for the Haunted Hay Rides, cider, pies,apples, pumpkins and just a great time to enjoy autumn here in Western New York. And of course, great wine tasting for the adults !! We'll see you there !!
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Having a Party or Event?
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Keep the Lakeside Blues Band or Lakeside Blues Duo in mind for your upcoming event! Whether it's a backyard get-together or a company holiday party, whatever, make it memorable by having the Lakeside Blues Band or Lakeside Blues Duo a part of it. Concert Sound and Lighting rentals are also available.For booking information, call (716) 751-6980 (evening/weekend) or go to:http://www.lakesidebluesband.com/Book-the-Band.html
Some people have been asking to see something about Tom Keefer's nine year stint as equipment manager with the Buffalo Bandits of the National Lacrosse League. Click here to see him. This was their 1996 Championship year. He's on the top row next to Darris Kilgour.Ask Tom to show you his Championship ring sometime.
Some recent photos:
http://www.wayne861.smugmug.com/gallery/2789378#P-1-9
http://wayne861.smugmug.com/gallery/3496323#199025504
http://wayne861.smugmug.com/gallery/1630229/6/80858302/Medium#comment
http://niagaracountygop.com/GOP%20Photo20Page/Slideshows/HVP_2006_PROOFS/index.html
http://niagaracountygop.com/GOP20Photo20Page/Slideshows/gop_20061107_PROOFS/index.htm
http://www.stpeterlutheranschool.com/Victorian_Tea.html
Where To Stay in Lewiston and Wilson: Piper's Village Inn (125 South Fifth Street- Lewiston,NY 14092 (1-888-PIPERS-BED / 1-888-747-3772)Wilson House Inn (300 Lake Street Wilson, NY 14172 716-751-9888)
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Lakeside Blues Band:
Tom Keefer: Vocals/Guitar/Keyboards
Stan Tryninewski: Vocals/Keyboards/Percussion
John Lynch: Vocals/Drums
Norman Bock: Bass Guitar
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Lakeside Blues Duo:
Tom Keefer: Vocals/Guitar/Keyboards
Stan Tryninewski: Vocals/Keyboards/Percussion
Nominated For 2005 & 2006 Buffalo Music Awards
http://www.lakesidebluesband.com/
http://www.lochsidecelticband.com/
- A Look Back
- Lakeside Blues Band Upcoming Gigs
- Lakeside Blues Duo Upcoming Gigs
- Having a Party or Event?
==========================================
A Look Back
======================================
Another action-packed marathon weekend as Friday October 19th the Lakeside Blues Duo was at the home of the internationally famous fish fry Johnston's Restaurant ( 2575 Academy Street Ransomville, NY 14131 716-791-3511) Though Stan was still suffering the effects of Laryngitis, he was able to get through night. A big shout out to the excellent crew at Johnston's Dale, Rose & Mary. And also we have to say "Hi" to Patty D,Tina Burdette and John Duxbury, who may be joining us on harmonica at Johnstons this week. It was a lot of fun, and we're expecting more of the same this week.Saturday started out with the Lakeside Blues Duo at the Pumpkin Fiesta at Vizcarra Vineyards (3760 Quaker Road Gasport, NY 14067 716-772-2211) in the afternoon. Stanley was unable to perform, so Tom had fellow Wilson native Joe Folmar come down and played guitar and harmonica while Tom played guitar, piano and mandolin. It was a great deal of fun for everyone who was there. On Saturday night, the Lakeside Blues Band played an awesome Halloween Party in Youngstown. Some of the best costumes we've seen in a long time ! Once again, the band had the dance floor packed and rocking the whole night.The next day (Sunday),the Duo was back at Vizcarra Vineyards where Tom & Joe enjoyed entertaining in a great sunshine afternoon. A great time was had by all who were there at Becker Farms/Vizcarra Vineyards. There will be no shortage of things to do this weekend. Now, let's take a look at what's ahead..........
==========================================
Lakeside Blues Band Upcoming Gigs
======================================
Saturday October 27th at 9:00 PM the band will be playing a very public Halloween Party at TJ's 3 (6511 Lockport Rd Niagara Falls, NY 14305) .Get those costumers on ! Come on down ! Not only do they have GREAT food there, but they are serving over 50 different types of beer ! Something for everyone !!! Canadian fans, get ready for an important announcement featuring the Lakeside Blues Band. More details coming soon.
==========================================
Lakeside Blues Duo Upcoming Gigs
==========================================
THIS Friday October 26th join us once again for the internationally famous fish fry at Johnston's Restaurant ( 2575 Academy Street Ransomville, NY 14131 716-791-3511) and stay for the Lakeside Blues Duo. Always a great night at the legendary spot in Ransomville.It's very often that you get to see the guys in their own area, so, come on out ! Join us once again Saturday October 27th & Sunday October 28th as Tom and Stan will be at Vizcarra Vineyards (3760 Quaker Road Gasport, NY 14067 716-772-2211) for the Pumpkin Fiesta from 4:30-6:30 PM. Make sure you bring the kids for the Haunted Hay Rides, cider, pies,apples, pumpkins and just a great time to enjoy autumn here in Western New York. And of course, great wine tasting for the adults !! We'll see you there !!
==========================================
Having a Party or Event?
==========================================
Keep the Lakeside Blues Band or Lakeside Blues Duo in mind for your upcoming event! Whether it's a backyard get-together or a company holiday party, whatever, make it memorable by having the Lakeside Blues Band or Lakeside Blues Duo a part of it. Concert Sound and Lighting rentals are also available.For booking information, call (716) 751-6980 (evening/weekend) or go to:http://www.lakesidebluesband.com/Book-the-Band.html
Some people have been asking to see something about Tom Keefer's nine year stint as equipment manager with the Buffalo Bandits of the National Lacrosse League. Click here to see him. This was their 1996 Championship year. He's on the top row next to Darris Kilgour.Ask Tom to show you his Championship ring sometime.
Some recent photos:
http://www.wayne861.smugmug.com/gallery/2789378#P-1-9
http://wayne861.smugmug.com/gallery/3496323#199025504
http://wayne861.smugmug.com/gallery/1630229/6/80858302/Medium#comment
http://niagaracountygop.com/GOP%20Photo20Page/Slideshows/HVP_2006_PROOFS/index.html
http://niagaracountygop.com/GOP20Photo20Page/Slideshows/gop_20061107_PROOFS/index.htm
http://www.stpeterlutheranschool.com/Victorian_Tea.html
Where To Stay in Lewiston and Wilson: Piper's Village Inn (125 South Fifth Street- Lewiston,NY 14092 (1-888-PIPERS-BED / 1-888-747-3772)Wilson House Inn (300 Lake Street Wilson, NY 14172 716-751-9888)
==========================================
Lakeside Blues Band:
Tom Keefer: Vocals/Guitar/Keyboards
Stan Tryninewski: Vocals/Keyboards/Percussion
John Lynch: Vocals/Drums
Norman Bock: Bass Guitar
==========================================
Lakeside Blues Duo:
Tom Keefer: Vocals/Guitar/Keyboards
Stan Tryninewski: Vocals/Keyboards/Percussion
Nominated For 2005 & 2006 Buffalo Music Awards
http://www.lakesidebluesband.com/
http://www.lochsidecelticband.com/
Friday, October 19, 2007
Comedy Show at the Lancaster Depew Moose Lodge
Lancaster Depew Moose Lodge is having a comedy show with 3 comedians that have been all over country. Sat. Nov 3rd. 8 pm..$12.00 ticket...cash bar...food available. Tickets available at the door or our lodge.
Lancaster Depew Moose Lodge
5437 Broadway..Lancaster, NY 14086
716-683-3858
Lancaster Depew Moose Lodge
5437 Broadway..Lancaster, NY 14086
716-683-3858
The Forming's Upcoming Performance Dates
Friday, October 26, 2007 10pm-1am
Bokans
2847 South Park Ave, Bflo
822-0909
Rock no cover charge
www.theforming.com
Saturday, October 27, 2007 9:30pm-1:30am
Colden Country Inn
8815 State Rd, Colden
941-3522
Rock no cover charge
www.theforming.com
Friday, November 2, 2007 9pm-1am
JJ's Bar & Grill
10806 Sisson Hwy, North Colllins
337-2002
Rock no cover charge
www.theforming.com
Saturday, November 3, 2007 6pm-10pm
Seneca Alleghany Casino
Rock no cover charge
www.theforming.com
Bokans
2847 South Park Ave, Bflo
822-0909
Rock no cover charge
www.theforming.com
Saturday, October 27, 2007 9:30pm-1:30am
Colden Country Inn
8815 State Rd, Colden
941-3522
Rock no cover charge
www.theforming.com
Friday, November 2, 2007 9pm-1am
JJ's Bar & Grill
10806 Sisson Hwy, North Colllins
337-2002
Rock no cover charge
www.theforming.com
Saturday, November 3, 2007 6pm-10pm
Seneca Alleghany Casino
Rock no cover charge
www.theforming.com
Monday, October 15, 2007
B’NAI SHALOM JAZZ CAFÉ OCTOBER 27TH
Congregation B’nai Shalom is pleased to announce plans for its major event of the year: The Jazz Café. The community is invited to “jazz it up” on Saturday evening, October 27th at Congregation B’nai Shalom in Williamsville. Celebrate the fall and sit back and enjoy a wonderful evening of food and entertainment.
Admission includes a delicious New York style deli dinner and concert featuring the sounds of the Carol McLaughlin Quintet with Lou Marino on the drums. The event will be held at the synagogue, 1675 North Forest Road in Williamsville. Doors open at 8:00 p.m.
For more information or to order tickets, call 689-8203.
Admission includes a delicious New York style deli dinner and concert featuring the sounds of the Carol McLaughlin Quintet with Lou Marino on the drums. The event will be held at the synagogue, 1675 North Forest Road in Williamsville. Doors open at 8:00 p.m.
For more information or to order tickets, call 689-8203.
MAKE IT HAPPEN EVENTS Presents A Gala
Gala for youths and young adults through pre teens
Themes- I Don’t Mind Waiting
There will be dinner, entertainment and a keynote speaker who will be sharing on the key elements of our Christian walk including abstinence, character and self confidence.
Youth ministry is so important to the body of Christ. As a community, we need to shape and groom our leaders of tomorrow.
Gala for youth and young adults:
Friday, November 30, 2007
Time: 6:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Place: The Olmsted Center
1170 Main St.
Buffalo, NY
Cost: $25.00 per person
Group rate of 10 or more $20.00 per person
Gala for pre teens: Saturday, December 1, 2007
Time: 12:00 noon - 3:00 pm
Place: The Olmsted Center
1170 Main St.
Buffalo, NY
Cost: $20.00 per person
Group rate of 10 or more $15.00 per person
Due to limited space, please RSVP as soon as possible. If you have any questions, concerns or ideas, please contact Joyce Badger ( Lady Jay ) at 716-583-0670 or 716-884-3607
Email : ladyjaybadger@yahoo.com
Themes- I Don’t Mind Waiting
There will be dinner, entertainment and a keynote speaker who will be sharing on the key elements of our Christian walk including abstinence, character and self confidence.
Youth ministry is so important to the body of Christ. As a community, we need to shape and groom our leaders of tomorrow.
Gala for youth and young adults:
Friday, November 30, 2007
Time: 6:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Place: The Olmsted Center
1170 Main St.
Buffalo, NY
Cost: $25.00 per person
Group rate of 10 or more $20.00 per person
Gala for pre teens: Saturday, December 1, 2007
Time: 12:00 noon - 3:00 pm
Place: The Olmsted Center
1170 Main St.
Buffalo, NY
Cost: $20.00 per person
Group rate of 10 or more $15.00 per person
Due to limited space, please RSVP as soon as possible. If you have any questions, concerns or ideas, please contact Joyce Badger ( Lady Jay ) at 716-583-0670 or 716-884-3607
Email : ladyjaybadger@yahoo.com
Changes
CLASSIC ROCK ENTERTAINMENT
Greetings! It's been a long time since we've seen you all. We miss you and we miss playing together, too. First we want to thank you for all the years of support, fun and friendship.
Now to some serious stuff. Paulie Battaglia, our drummer, has been having some serious health issues the past year. The good news is he is on the upswing. The bad news, well, you know what a drain a health problem can be on the rest life.
So, to help our friend out, we are having a benefit in his honor. Here's the scoop: We're having a party in the old Changes style on Saturday, October 20 at Papa Joe's on Niagara Falls Blvd, Wheatfield. $20.00 gets you in the door where you'll find beer, food pop, prizes and...did I mention...Live entertainment! And yes, Changes will be playing a set as well as "Tunnel" and "Rip and the Bandogs."
The Party starts at 5:00 PM and goes to 11:00... Changes is opening the show with one set only starting around 6:30. Followed by Tunnel then Rip and the Bandogs. Mike Lynch from Tunnel and the Bandogs will be filling in on drums for us. (Thanks, Mike!) I'm sure there will be many guest musicians sitting in, too!
So come on out, help us support our friend Paulie, and have a great time doing it. Tickets are available at the door, so just show up and don't be late!
As always, thanks for your support, and a big Thank You in advance from Paulie.
Benefit in honor of Paulie Battaglia
Saturday, October 20, 2007
5 PM – 11 PM
Papa Joe’s
2546 Niagara Falls Blvd.
Food / Beer / Pop Live Music Featuring:Changes, Tunnel, Rip and the Bandogs
Donation: $20.00
Changes
Lance Scarafia - Lead Vocals
Paulie Battaglia - Drums
Chuck Palumbo - Guitar
Chris Sodano - Guitar
David Mumm - Bass
Contact us at: changesrocks@aol.com
Greetings! It's been a long time since we've seen you all. We miss you and we miss playing together, too. First we want to thank you for all the years of support, fun and friendship.
Now to some serious stuff. Paulie Battaglia, our drummer, has been having some serious health issues the past year. The good news is he is on the upswing. The bad news, well, you know what a drain a health problem can be on the rest life.
So, to help our friend out, we are having a benefit in his honor. Here's the scoop: We're having a party in the old Changes style on Saturday, October 20 at Papa Joe's on Niagara Falls Blvd, Wheatfield. $20.00 gets you in the door where you'll find beer, food pop, prizes and...did I mention...Live entertainment! And yes, Changes will be playing a set as well as "Tunnel" and "Rip and the Bandogs."
The Party starts at 5:00 PM and goes to 11:00... Changes is opening the show with one set only starting around 6:30. Followed by Tunnel then Rip and the Bandogs. Mike Lynch from Tunnel and the Bandogs will be filling in on drums for us. (Thanks, Mike!) I'm sure there will be many guest musicians sitting in, too!
So come on out, help us support our friend Paulie, and have a great time doing it. Tickets are available at the door, so just show up and don't be late!
As always, thanks for your support, and a big Thank You in advance from Paulie.
Benefit in honor of Paulie Battaglia
Saturday, October 20, 2007
5 PM – 11 PM
Papa Joe’s
2546 Niagara Falls Blvd.
Food / Beer / Pop Live Music Featuring:Changes, Tunnel, Rip and the Bandogs
Donation: $20.00
Changes
Lance Scarafia - Lead Vocals
Paulie Battaglia - Drums
Chuck Palumbo - Guitar
Chris Sodano - Guitar
David Mumm - Bass
Contact us at: changesrocks@aol.com
Friday, October 05, 2007
Valerie Dunne will present her new exhibit “Ireland and Spirit”
Buffalo photographer Valerie Dunne will present her new exhibit, “Ireland and Spirit,” with an opening reception from 6-9 p.m. Monday, October 15, at Betty’s Restaurant, 370 Virginia Place, Buffalo, 362-0633. The exhibit will be on display until the end of December.
Dunne described the process of observing and choosing her subjects; the photographs, taken on a recent trip to Ireland, demonstrate the many levels of spirituality in the topics of the photographs and the effect on Dunne.
“In photographing, and subsequently printing the images from the Spirit series, I realize that there is a cultural story here. The fact that ancient, sometimes mysterious monuments are standing, mostly untouched, helps to affect the culture; they give the population inspiration to be a more spiritual/visual people,” Dunne, an Elmwood Village resident, said. “Everyday utility objects in public places have a decorative quality. For example, the City of Galway water system covers; they are decorated in ornate Celtic design, with wording in native Gaelic tongue.
“I have always been a photographer who looked for images of places and things that aren’t going to be around long, including buildings that will be torn down or reclaimed by nature,” Dunne added. “In Ireland, neither of these seems to be probable. Buildings aren’t disposable. Those that are not in use as buildings can be hundreds of years old, and left to stand. Being structures of stone, nature is certainly present, but only as an accent - not to overtake. It’s refreshing to shoot without the pressure of the structure not existing the next day.”
Dunne, a resident photographer for many years at the Buffalo Arts Studio, is also an artist member of the BAS Board of Directors, and is a member of Hallwalls Contemporary Art Center, where she has shown her work in the Hallwalls’ members’ shows. She has photographed in various styles and topics, from art photography, concerts and band portraits to human and animal portraits, political events and weddings. Other of her photographs of Ireland were published in Buffalo Spree Magazine.
The owner and operator of Barkloud Productions, a photography and graphic arts company, Dunne studied for her bachelor of fine arts degree in photography at Buffalo State College. She is married to writer Kevin J. Hosey.
Dunne described the process of observing and choosing her subjects; the photographs, taken on a recent trip to Ireland, demonstrate the many levels of spirituality in the topics of the photographs and the effect on Dunne.
“In photographing, and subsequently printing the images from the Spirit series, I realize that there is a cultural story here. The fact that ancient, sometimes mysterious monuments are standing, mostly untouched, helps to affect the culture; they give the population inspiration to be a more spiritual/visual people,” Dunne, an Elmwood Village resident, said. “Everyday utility objects in public places have a decorative quality. For example, the City of Galway water system covers; they are decorated in ornate Celtic design, with wording in native Gaelic tongue.
“I have always been a photographer who looked for images of places and things that aren’t going to be around long, including buildings that will be torn down or reclaimed by nature,” Dunne added. “In Ireland, neither of these seems to be probable. Buildings aren’t disposable. Those that are not in use as buildings can be hundreds of years old, and left to stand. Being structures of stone, nature is certainly present, but only as an accent - not to overtake. It’s refreshing to shoot without the pressure of the structure not existing the next day.”
Dunne, a resident photographer for many years at the Buffalo Arts Studio, is also an artist member of the BAS Board of Directors, and is a member of Hallwalls Contemporary Art Center, where she has shown her work in the Hallwalls’ members’ shows. She has photographed in various styles and topics, from art photography, concerts and band portraits to human and animal portraits, political events and weddings. Other of her photographs of Ireland were published in Buffalo Spree Magazine.
The owner and operator of Barkloud Productions, a photography and graphic arts company, Dunne studied for her bachelor of fine arts degree in photography at Buffalo State College. She is married to writer Kevin J. Hosey.
BUFFALO PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA LOOKING FORWARD TO DEC. 2 CHRISTMAS CONCERT AT EASTERN HILLS WESLEYAN CHURCH
Buffalo, N.Y. (October 4, 2007) — Eastern Hills Wesleyan Church expects to fill its 2,200 seats when the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra (BPO) visits for a 6pm concert on Sunday, December 2. The annual Christmas concert event will be held at Eastern Hills’ main campus, 8445 Greiner Rd., in Clarence/Williamsville, New York.
Conducted by Paul Ferington, the BPO will feature excerpts from Hansel and Gretel, “Skaters' Waltz,” “Sabre Dance,” “A Gospel Christmas,” “Bellringer’s Holiday,” and “Sleigh Ride.” In addition, Greater Buffalo Youth Ballet, the Buffalo Juggling Club, and various soloists will make guest appearances. The concert will end with a Christmas sing-a-long.
"The Buffalo Philharmonic always looks forward to its visit at the Eastern Hills Wesleyan Church,” says Paul Ferington, BPO conductor for this special concert. “Not only is the sanctuary a marvelous place to perform, but the warmth and friendship of the church’s fellowship are so reflective of the true reason for the season."
Tickets for the BPO concert are $20 in advance or $25 at the door, and are available at Bender’s (Clarence) and Life Resources (Amherst), or from the Eastern Hills Box Office at 716-688-7165. For more information, please visit www.easternhillschurch.org.
Conducted by Paul Ferington, the BPO will feature excerpts from Hansel and Gretel, “Skaters' Waltz,” “Sabre Dance,” “A Gospel Christmas,” “Bellringer’s Holiday,” and “Sleigh Ride.” In addition, Greater Buffalo Youth Ballet, the Buffalo Juggling Club, and various soloists will make guest appearances. The concert will end with a Christmas sing-a-long.
"The Buffalo Philharmonic always looks forward to its visit at the Eastern Hills Wesleyan Church,” says Paul Ferington, BPO conductor for this special concert. “Not only is the sanctuary a marvelous place to perform, but the warmth and friendship of the church’s fellowship are so reflective of the true reason for the season."
Tickets for the BPO concert are $20 in advance or $25 at the door, and are available at Bender’s (Clarence) and Life Resources (Amherst), or from the Eastern Hills Box Office at 716-688-7165. For more information, please visit www.easternhillschurch.org.
Wednesday, October 03, 2007
THE SCREENING ROOM MOVIE SCHEDULE
Featuring a selection of independent, classic, cult and foreign movies in a unique cafe setting. Serving Beer and wine.
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Northtown Plaza Business Center (formerly The Century Mall)
Entrance faces North Bailey (Parking area behind Arthur Murray & The Big Step Shoe Store)3131 Sheridan Drive
Amherst, NY 14226
716-837-0376
www.screeningroom.net
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REGULAR ADMISSION......$4.50
STAY FOR TWO FEATURES....$5.50
FIRST RUN & SPECIAL SERIES......price varies
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Although normally not necessary , reservations are accepted by e-mail info@screeningroom.net(at least one day before) or by phone, 837-0376. Reservations will be held until about 10 minutes before show time.
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GIFT CERTIFICATES ARE ALWAYS AVAILABLE IN $5 INCREMENTS, OR "NIGHT AT THE CINEMA" PACKAGE.
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You can also check our schedule in the ARTVOICE movie listings, as well as THE BUFFALO NEWS.
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OCTOBER IS HORRORFEST
10 movies....5 nights.....one terrifying month.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 5
ANTHOLOGY NIGHT 2 Movies - 9 Terrifying Stories
7:15PM DEAD OF NIGHT
9:15PM ASYLUM
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10
SILENT HORROR CLASSICS ($4.50 for both)
7:30PM THE CABINET OF DR CALIGARI
9:00PM NOSFERATU
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 17
7:30PM POETRY NIGHT
FEATURED READERS PLUS OPEN SLOTS.
HOSTED BY VERNEICE TURNER
ADM $2 DOORS OPEN AT 7PM
FRIDAY OCTOBER 19
7:15PM THEATER OF BLOOD
9:15PM THE BIRD WITH THE CRYSTAL PLUMAGE
FRIDAY OCTOBER 26
7:15PM NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD
9:00PM THE OMEN MONDAY
OCTOBER 29
6:00PM HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL
7:30PM CARNIVAL OF SOULS
9:00PM THE OMEN
Movie Descriptions:
DEAD OF NIGHT1945
103min Not Rated MERVYN JOHNS MICHAEL REDGRAVE The granddaddy of all British anthology films still chills today. Five stories take place amongst a group of people gathered at a country house who all have some connection. The final story about a ventriloquist and his dummy ranks as an all time horror classic.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 5 at 7:15PM
ASYLUM
1972 88min Rated PG Directed by ROY WARD BAKER PETER CUSHING BRITT EKLAND HERBERT LOM PATRICK MAGEOne of the best of the 1970s horror anthology films weaves four seeminglyunrelated stories of madness into a wild climax. Written by Americanscreenwriter ROBERT (PSYCHO) BLOCH.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 5 at 9:15PM
SILENT HORROR CLASSIC NIGHT
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10 ($4.50 Admission) A night of pre-talkie horror featuring two early German classics.
7:30PM THE CABINET OF DR CALIGARI (1919 72min)
Surreal and nightmarish tale about a deranged hypnotist.
9:00PM NOSFERATU (1922 70min)
Max Schreck stars as the most terrifying of all screen vampires.
THEATRE OF BLOOD
1973 104min Rated R Directed by DOUGLAS HICKOX VINCENT PRICE DIANA RIGG ROBERT MORLEYDeliciously morbid horror/comedy about an actor, who, angered by the thrashing he receives from a series of critics, decides to kill them in uniquely outlandish ways, all inspired by the works of Shakespeare.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 19 at 7:15PM
THE BIRD WITH THE CRYSTAL PLUMAGE
1969 98min Not Rated (R-equiv) Directed by DARIO ARGENTO TONY MUSANTE SUZY KENDALLDario (SUSPIRIA) Argento's stylish thriller about an American writer who witnesses a murder and is drawn into a web of mystery and violence through the dark byways of Rome. This Hitchcock-style modern day Jack the Ripper tale has become a minor cult classic.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 19 at 9:15PM
NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD
1968 96min Not Rated (R-equiv) Directed by GEORGE ROMERO This gruesome low-budget film is one of the milestones of modern horror. Seven people board themselves in a deserted country house while flesh eating zombies roam the countryside. A definite must-see on the big screen.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 26 at 7:15PM
THE OMEN
1976 111min Rated R Directed by RICHARD DONNER GREGORY PECK LEE REMICK This highly entertaining 1976 thriller scored a hit with both critics and audiences for mixing gothic horror and mystery into its plot about a young boy suspected of being the personification of the anti-Christ.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 26 at 9PM & MONDAY OCTOBER 29 at 9:15PM
HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL
1959 75min Not Rated (PG-equiv) Directed by WILLIAM CASTLE VINCENT PRICE CAROL OHMART RICHARD LONG Vincent Price is at his wicked best as an supremely wealthy man whoinvites a handful of strangers to stay at an eerie abode that's been thesite of seven murders. Each guest who survives the night will be rewardedwith $10,000.
MONDAY OCTOBER 29 at 6:00PM
CARNIVAL OF SOULS
1962 82min Not Rated (PG-equiv) Directed by HERK HARVEY Eerie low budget cult film about mysterious "phantom figures" who followa young girl through a small town after a terrible car accident.
MONDAY OCTOBER 29 at 7:30PM
Coming Soon:
SNOWS OF KILIMANJARO (Gregory Peck / Ava Gardner)
ROCK N ROLL HIGH SCHOOL (The Ramones)
OUR ANNUAL HOLIDAY SHOWS featuring ITS A WONDERFUL LIFE plus A CHRISTMAS CAROL
______________________________________________
Northtown Plaza Business Center (formerly The Century Mall)
Entrance faces North Bailey (Parking area behind Arthur Murray & The Big Step Shoe Store)3131 Sheridan Drive
Amherst, NY 14226
716-837-0376
www.screeningroom.net
______________________________________________
REGULAR ADMISSION......$4.50
STAY FOR TWO FEATURES....$5.50
FIRST RUN & SPECIAL SERIES......price varies
______________________________________________
Although normally not necessary , reservations are accepted by e-mail info@screeningroom.net(at least one day before) or by phone, 837-0376. Reservations will be held until about 10 minutes before show time.
______________________________________________
GIFT CERTIFICATES ARE ALWAYS AVAILABLE IN $5 INCREMENTS, OR "NIGHT AT THE CINEMA" PACKAGE.
______________________________________________
You can also check our schedule in the ARTVOICE movie listings, as well as THE BUFFALO NEWS.
______________________________________________
OCTOBER IS HORRORFEST
10 movies....5 nights.....one terrifying month.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 5
ANTHOLOGY NIGHT 2 Movies - 9 Terrifying Stories
7:15PM DEAD OF NIGHT
9:15PM ASYLUM
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10
SILENT HORROR CLASSICS ($4.50 for both)
7:30PM THE CABINET OF DR CALIGARI
9:00PM NOSFERATU
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 17
7:30PM POETRY NIGHT
FEATURED READERS PLUS OPEN SLOTS.
HOSTED BY VERNEICE TURNER
ADM $2 DOORS OPEN AT 7PM
FRIDAY OCTOBER 19
7:15PM THEATER OF BLOOD
9:15PM THE BIRD WITH THE CRYSTAL PLUMAGE
FRIDAY OCTOBER 26
7:15PM NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD
9:00PM THE OMEN MONDAY
OCTOBER 29
6:00PM HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL
7:30PM CARNIVAL OF SOULS
9:00PM THE OMEN
Movie Descriptions:
DEAD OF NIGHT1945
103min Not Rated MERVYN JOHNS MICHAEL REDGRAVE The granddaddy of all British anthology films still chills today. Five stories take place amongst a group of people gathered at a country house who all have some connection. The final story about a ventriloquist and his dummy ranks as an all time horror classic.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 5 at 7:15PM
ASYLUM
1972 88min Rated PG Directed by ROY WARD BAKER PETER CUSHING BRITT EKLAND HERBERT LOM PATRICK MAGEOne of the best of the 1970s horror anthology films weaves four seeminglyunrelated stories of madness into a wild climax. Written by Americanscreenwriter ROBERT (PSYCHO) BLOCH.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 5 at 9:15PM
SILENT HORROR CLASSIC NIGHT
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10 ($4.50 Admission) A night of pre-talkie horror featuring two early German classics.
7:30PM THE CABINET OF DR CALIGARI (1919 72min)
Surreal and nightmarish tale about a deranged hypnotist.
9:00PM NOSFERATU (1922 70min)
Max Schreck stars as the most terrifying of all screen vampires.
THEATRE OF BLOOD
1973 104min Rated R Directed by DOUGLAS HICKOX VINCENT PRICE DIANA RIGG ROBERT MORLEYDeliciously morbid horror/comedy about an actor, who, angered by the thrashing he receives from a series of critics, decides to kill them in uniquely outlandish ways, all inspired by the works of Shakespeare.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 19 at 7:15PM
THE BIRD WITH THE CRYSTAL PLUMAGE
1969 98min Not Rated (R-equiv) Directed by DARIO ARGENTO TONY MUSANTE SUZY KENDALLDario (SUSPIRIA) Argento's stylish thriller about an American writer who witnesses a murder and is drawn into a web of mystery and violence through the dark byways of Rome. This Hitchcock-style modern day Jack the Ripper tale has become a minor cult classic.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 19 at 9:15PM
NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD
1968 96min Not Rated (R-equiv) Directed by GEORGE ROMERO This gruesome low-budget film is one of the milestones of modern horror. Seven people board themselves in a deserted country house while flesh eating zombies roam the countryside. A definite must-see on the big screen.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 26 at 7:15PM
THE OMEN
1976 111min Rated R Directed by RICHARD DONNER GREGORY PECK LEE REMICK This highly entertaining 1976 thriller scored a hit with both critics and audiences for mixing gothic horror and mystery into its plot about a young boy suspected of being the personification of the anti-Christ.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 26 at 9PM & MONDAY OCTOBER 29 at 9:15PM
HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL
1959 75min Not Rated (PG-equiv) Directed by WILLIAM CASTLE VINCENT PRICE CAROL OHMART RICHARD LONG Vincent Price is at his wicked best as an supremely wealthy man whoinvites a handful of strangers to stay at an eerie abode that's been thesite of seven murders. Each guest who survives the night will be rewardedwith $10,000.
MONDAY OCTOBER 29 at 6:00PM
CARNIVAL OF SOULS
1962 82min Not Rated (PG-equiv) Directed by HERK HARVEY Eerie low budget cult film about mysterious "phantom figures" who followa young girl through a small town after a terrible car accident.
MONDAY OCTOBER 29 at 7:30PM
Coming Soon:
SNOWS OF KILIMANJARO (Gregory Peck / Ava Gardner)
ROCK N ROLL HIGH SCHOOL (The Ramones)
OUR ANNUAL HOLIDAY SHOWS featuring ITS A WONDERFUL LIFE plus A CHRISTMAS CAROL
Gamalon at the Scotch and Sirloin
Tuesday, October 02, 2007
The Lake is sponsoring a new music night at Rhino's Rock Club
The Lake is sponsoring a new music night at Rhino's Rock Club (the
old furnace) 3700 Southwestern Blvd in Orchard Park. Every Tuesday
beginning Oct 16 the club will host 1 or 2 new music acts from
Western New York and on Tuesday Nov 13 Rhino's will host CD release
party for the LAKE's latest local CD.
The club features state of the art sound production, a great stage
and will run the shows early in the evening-8pm starts! The event
will be free to the public and the possibility of same-day afternoon
live performances on 107.7 The Lake and feature spots on The Lake's
homegrown show exist. This a great opportunity for local bands to
perform in the south-towns.
Contact Tom @ Starstruck Productions (716)896-6666 to
schedule a performance for your group.
old furnace) 3700 Southwestern Blvd in Orchard Park. Every Tuesday
beginning Oct 16 the club will host 1 or 2 new music acts from
Western New York and on Tuesday Nov 13 Rhino's will host CD release
party for the LAKE's latest local CD.
The club features state of the art sound production, a great stage
and will run the shows early in the evening-8pm starts! The event
will be free to the public and the possibility of same-day afternoon
live performances on 107.7 The Lake and feature spots on The Lake's
homegrown show exist. This a great opportunity for local bands to
perform in the south-towns.
Contact Tom @ Starstruck Productions (716)896-6666 to
schedule a performance for your group.
