Friday, January 28, 2011
Benefit to help the family of Jazlene Judy Hardy
Time: Sunday, February 6th · 3:30pm - 9:30pm
Location: The Sportsmans Tavern
326 Amherst St.
Buffalo, NY
This benefit is to help the family of Jazlene Judy Hardy (Mr. Conrads granddaughter) who passed away at 4 1/2 months from heart defects. Please tell all your friends and come to help the family and enjoy a day of great rythmn and blues and rock'n'roll...
Featuring the music of:
- The Excellos
- The Electras
- Cruizin' Deuces w/ Johnny Soul and Denzel Ward
- ... The Patty Parks Band
- The Willies
- Billy Mcewen and Barbara St.Clair
- Lee Ron Zydeco
- Big Wheelie and The Hubcaps
- Mark Winsick Band
- Doug Morgano and Gretchen Schultz Duo
- Special guests-Sam Guarino and Nick Salamone and Shrimp Daddy
There will be a cash bar and the kitchen will be open too!
The show starts at 3:30pm.
$15.00 at the door.
Thank you for your support.
Location: The Sportsmans Tavern
326 Amherst St.
Buffalo, NY
This benefit is to help the family of Jazlene Judy Hardy (Mr. Conrads granddaughter) who passed away at 4 1/2 months from heart defects. Please tell all your friends and come to help the family and enjoy a day of great rythmn and blues and rock'n'roll...
Featuring the music of:
- The Excellos
- The Electras
- Cruizin' Deuces w/ Johnny Soul and Denzel Ward
- ... The Patty Parks Band
- The Willies
- Billy Mcewen and Barbara St.Clair
- Lee Ron Zydeco
- Big Wheelie and The Hubcaps
- Mark Winsick Band
- Doug Morgano and Gretchen Schultz Duo
- Special guests-Sam Guarino and Nick Salamone and Shrimp Daddy
There will be a cash bar and the kitchen will be open too!
The show starts at 3:30pm.
$15.00 at the door.
Thank you for your support.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
3rd Annual Hamburg Music Festival
Saturday, April 30, 2011.
We are selling wristbands this year instead of lanyards.
Buy/Wear your wristband early and show your support.
WRISTBAND:
Outside: Hamburg Music Festival 2011
Inside: if not you, who? … if not now, when?
$10 /ea.
What do you get when you purchase a wristband?
· 19+ bands / 19 venues
· Admission to The Palace Theatre for the student band showcase
· Transportation on the “Music Bus” around the village (21+ only)
· The satisfaction of knowing you are supporting music and the arts in our schools and community (along with LOCAL businesses the day/night of the Festival). The Village looks GREAT!
Thanks to your past support the Hamburg Music Festival has provided:
· 3 College Scholarships
· 3 Guest Artist concerts and student workshops
· 2 Community outreach donations for music related projects for a local nursery school & a west side Buffalo Public School
· 7 Grants for various student music related activities
· Establishment of a long term endowment to fund future projects
To purchase a wristband contact:
Patrick McKee – pmckee@fsllc.us
Mary Jo Duggan – peacemaryjo@yahoo.com
Also available at Buffalo Street Grill. www.buffalostreetgrill.com
*WE ARE LOOKING FOR BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUALS THAT ARE INTERESTED IN BEING A SPONSOR FOR THE 2011 FESTIVAL. PLEASE SEE ATTACHED FOR SPONSORSHIP DETAILS. CALL OR EMAIL WITH ANY QUESTIONS.
THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT. SPREAD THE WORD.
Patrick McKee
Hamburg Music Festival
716-870-9686
Hamburg Music Festival Board of Directors: Mary Jo Duggan, Patrick McKee, Luke Mumbach & Alison Pipitone.
We are selling wristbands this year instead of lanyards.
Buy/Wear your wristband early and show your support.
WRISTBAND:
Outside: Hamburg Music Festival 2011
Inside: if not you, who? … if not now, when?
$10 /ea.
What do you get when you purchase a wristband?
· 19+ bands / 19 venues
· Admission to The Palace Theatre for the student band showcase
· Transportation on the “Music Bus” around the village (21+ only)
· The satisfaction of knowing you are supporting music and the arts in our schools and community (along with LOCAL businesses the day/night of the Festival). The Village looks GREAT!
Thanks to your past support the Hamburg Music Festival has provided:
· 3 College Scholarships
· 3 Guest Artist concerts and student workshops
· 2 Community outreach donations for music related projects for a local nursery school & a west side Buffalo Public School
· 7 Grants for various student music related activities
· Establishment of a long term endowment to fund future projects
To purchase a wristband contact:
Patrick McKee – pmckee@fsllc.us
Mary Jo Duggan – peacemaryjo@yahoo.com
Also available at Buffalo Street Grill. www.buffalostreetgrill.com
*WE ARE LOOKING FOR BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUALS THAT ARE INTERESTED IN BEING A SPONSOR FOR THE 2011 FESTIVAL. PLEASE SEE ATTACHED FOR SPONSORSHIP DETAILS. CALL OR EMAIL WITH ANY QUESTIONS.
THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT. SPREAD THE WORD.
Patrick McKee
Hamburg Music Festival
716-870-9686
Hamburg Music Festival Board of Directors: Mary Jo Duggan, Patrick McKee, Luke Mumbach & Alison Pipitone.
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Western New York Guitar Show & Swap Meet
Hundreds upon Hundreds of New, Old, Vintage Guitars, Guitar Parts, Handmade Guitars, Guitar Teachers, availible for BUY-SELL-TRADE
Sunday April 3rd, 2011
Hearthstone Manor
333 Dick Road
Depew, NY 14043 h/c access, $
www.wnyguitarshow.com
716-868-6961
Sunday April 3rd, 2011
Hearthstone Manor
333 Dick Road
Depew, NY 14043 h/c access, $
www.wnyguitarshow.com
716-868-6961
Saturday, January 08, 2011
Hard Rock Cafe Live Entertainment for January 2011
January 7 – Free Music Friday 8PM
Featuring: A-List
January 14 – Free Music Friday 8PM
Featuring: The Strangers
January 20 – Live Music 8PM
Featuring: Bruce Wojick
January 21 – Free Music Friday 8PM
Featuring: Carl Motyka
January 27 – Live Music 7:30PM $5 cover
Featuring: Funktroversy also The Feast
January 28 – Free Music Friday 8PM
Featuring: Powertrain
Featuring: A-List
January 14 – Free Music Friday 8PM
Featuring: The Strangers
January 20 – Live Music 8PM
Featuring: Bruce Wojick
January 21 – Free Music Friday 8PM
Featuring: Carl Motyka
January 27 – Live Music 7:30PM $5 cover
Featuring: Funktroversy also The Feast
January 28 – Free Music Friday 8PM
Featuring: Powertrain
COUNTRY ARTIST SEAN PATRICK MCGRAW TO PERFORM IN YOUR AREA
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - (January 7, 2011) – Country music artist Sean Patrick McGraw brings his “zietgeisty brand of country-rock” to The Gin Mill, Sprague Farm & Brew Works, Eden Country Jam and Lakeview Hotel.
February 4 @ The Gin Mill in Ellicottville, NY
February 5 @ Sprague Farm and Brew Works in Venango, PA
February 19 @ Eden Country Jam in Eden, NY
February 20 @ Lakeview Hotel in Mayville, NY
This is an exciting time for Sean Patrick McGraw as he has most recently performed at the PBR World Finals in Las Vegas, been on the Jagermeister Tour with fellow country singer, Eric Church, participated in the ACM Chairman’s Ride, and performed at BamaJam Festival and several packed shows at CMA Music Fest. McGraw’s song, “Drink With Hank,” was featured in the June 13th episode of HBO’s “True Blood” and another one of his songs entitled “Anyone But Me,” was also featured on the popular vampire series on June 20th.
Last year was a highly successful one for Sean Patrick McGraw. He hit the road with Toby Keith and Trace Adkins playing 25+ shows on the “America’s Toughest Tour.” He made his national television debut on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” and was the subject of a two-page feature in Country Weekly magazine titled “Running Tough.” ESPN prominently featured his song, “My So Called Life,” in their NASCAR coverage and he was booked for a week-long stint in Vegas as part of the PBR (Pro Bull Riding) Finals in November.
Once hailed as the hardest working unsigned touring acts in the U.S. putting over half a million miles on pick-up trucks and SUV’s in the last ten years alone, McGraw is now signed to Little Engine Records with plans to release a new album this year. He made his CMT debut in 2009 with his video for “Dollar Ain’t Worth A Dime.” Written over two years ago, the song proves timely in today’s economical climate. Tune in or log on to CMT to watch the video.
What the Critics Are Saying:
- L.A. Times: His tenor is strong and befitting of the bar-brawler ruckus that so many of his younger peers are working in right now.
- MusicIsMusic: I found McGraw and his band to be a refreshing surprise. They were very tight. The songs were meaty and rockin'. These guys sounded like they have been on the road forever.
- Jacksonville Sun: Solid country-rock band
- St. Petersburg Times: Newbie opener Sean Patrick McGraw radiated star power…
About Sean Patrick McGraw:
Hailing from a small steel industry town about 50 miles outside of Buffalo, New York, McGraw was raised on Hee-Haw and rough games of hockey and football. Small for his age and showing little athletic promise, he gravitated towards music and at 13 started a band. After high school, McGraw moved to Los Angeles developing his own hard-core hillbilly sound. It soon became evident that Nashville was where he belonged, so McGraw made the move, signed a publishing deal with Liz Rose and made an impacting appearance on the second season of “Nashville Star.” Along with numerous headlining club dates, McGraw has opened for Toby Keith, Trace Adkins, Jason Aldean, Miranda Lambert, Patty Loveless and Pat Green, among others.
February 4 @ The Gin Mill in Ellicottville, NY
February 5 @ Sprague Farm and Brew Works in Venango, PA
February 19 @ Eden Country Jam in Eden, NY
February 20 @ Lakeview Hotel in Mayville, NY
This is an exciting time for Sean Patrick McGraw as he has most recently performed at the PBR World Finals in Las Vegas, been on the Jagermeister Tour with fellow country singer, Eric Church, participated in the ACM Chairman’s Ride, and performed at BamaJam Festival and several packed shows at CMA Music Fest. McGraw’s song, “Drink With Hank,” was featured in the June 13th episode of HBO’s “True Blood” and another one of his songs entitled “Anyone But Me,” was also featured on the popular vampire series on June 20th.
Last year was a highly successful one for Sean Patrick McGraw. He hit the road with Toby Keith and Trace Adkins playing 25+ shows on the “America’s Toughest Tour.” He made his national television debut on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” and was the subject of a two-page feature in Country Weekly magazine titled “Running Tough.” ESPN prominently featured his song, “My So Called Life,” in their NASCAR coverage and he was booked for a week-long stint in Vegas as part of the PBR (Pro Bull Riding) Finals in November.
Once hailed as the hardest working unsigned touring acts in the U.S. putting over half a million miles on pick-up trucks and SUV’s in the last ten years alone, McGraw is now signed to Little Engine Records with plans to release a new album this year. He made his CMT debut in 2009 with his video for “Dollar Ain’t Worth A Dime.” Written over two years ago, the song proves timely in today’s economical climate. Tune in or log on to CMT to watch the video.
What the Critics Are Saying:
- L.A. Times: His tenor is strong and befitting of the bar-brawler ruckus that so many of his younger peers are working in right now.
- MusicIsMusic: I found McGraw and his band to be a refreshing surprise. They were very tight. The songs were meaty and rockin'. These guys sounded like they have been on the road forever.
- Jacksonville Sun: Solid country-rock band
- St. Petersburg Times: Newbie opener Sean Patrick McGraw radiated star power…
About Sean Patrick McGraw:
Hailing from a small steel industry town about 50 miles outside of Buffalo, New York, McGraw was raised on Hee-Haw and rough games of hockey and football. Small for his age and showing little athletic promise, he gravitated towards music and at 13 started a band. After high school, McGraw moved to Los Angeles developing his own hard-core hillbilly sound. It soon became evident that Nashville was where he belonged, so McGraw made the move, signed a publishing deal with Liz Rose and made an impacting appearance on the second season of “Nashville Star.” Along with numerous headlining club dates, McGraw has opened for Toby Keith, Trace Adkins, Jason Aldean, Miranda Lambert, Patty Loveless and Pat Green, among others.
Thursday, January 06, 2011
Roswell Park-Team Cure Challenge Info Session
4685 Transit Road, Buffalo, NY 14221, January 10, 2011, 6-9PM
Roswell Park’s Team Cure Challenge program trains individuals to compete in local and national athletic events across the country (throughout the year) on behalf of cancer patients. All the money raised through this program stays local. To learn more stop by Tri-Spot Multi Sports on 4685 Transit Road. We'll be there January 10, from 6:00pm-9:00 pm. We'll be giving away prizes!! Help us create a world without cancer!
Roswell Park’s Team Cure Challenge program trains individuals to compete in local and national athletic events across the country (throughout the year) on behalf of cancer patients. All the money raised through this program stays local. To learn more stop by Tri-Spot Multi Sports on 4685 Transit Road. We'll be there January 10, from 6:00pm-9:00 pm. We'll be giving away prizes!! Help us create a world without cancer!
6th Annual Winter Fest at Evangola
Friends of Evangola State Park a not for profit corporation & a public charity dedicated to improving the park & supporting new activities host the 6th Annual Winter Fest at Evangola.
FEBUARY 19 & 20, 2011 - 11AM-4PM - Hot Food & Drinks served in the eatery.
Free Activities: Hay Rides, Snow Sculpting Contest, Snowmobile Sleigh Rides, Marshmallow Roasting, Cast Iron Cooking Demonstrations, Kids fossil dig - kids take home a 380 million year old fossil, and bring in your fossils, rocks, and minerals for identification by Penn Dixie. Tours of the Ice Volcanoes & Snowshoes Loaned 1P-4P. Guided Cross-County Ski Tour 11AM & Firefighter Winter Rescue Competition 2P on 19th.
549-1802 or www.evangolastatepark.com for more info.
Take Interstate 90 to the Silvercreek exit #58. Follow the signs down Route 5 for 4 miles to Evangola.
FEBUARY 19 & 20, 2011 - 11AM-4PM - Hot Food & Drinks served in the eatery.
Free Activities: Hay Rides, Snow Sculpting Contest, Snowmobile Sleigh Rides, Marshmallow Roasting, Cast Iron Cooking Demonstrations, Kids fossil dig - kids take home a 380 million year old fossil, and bring in your fossils, rocks, and minerals for identification by Penn Dixie. Tours of the Ice Volcanoes & Snowshoes Loaned 1P-4P. Guided Cross-County Ski Tour 11AM & Firefighter Winter Rescue Competition 2P on 19th.
549-1802 or www.evangolastatepark.com for more info.
Take Interstate 90 to the Silvercreek exit #58. Follow the signs down Route 5 for 4 miles to Evangola.
Monday, January 03, 2011
Wine Tasting Benefit for the Amanda Hansen Foundation
On Saturday February 26th, 2011 a Wine Tasting Benefit will be held with proceeds to benefit the Amanda Hansen Foundation. The benefit will consist of various wine tastings, appetizers and a theme basket raffle. The event will take place at Seneca Hose Fire Hall from 7-9 p.m.
In January 2009, Amanda Hansen died from carbon monoxide poisoning from a defective furnace while at a sleepover at a friend's house. Since her death, New York State has enacted "Amanda's Law," which requires a carbon monoxide detector in every home.
In an effort to prevent such a tragedy from happening again, the Amanda Hansen Foudation was formed. The foundation's mission is to raise awareness of the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning and ensure that every home has a carbon monoxide detector.
We are asking for donations for our Theme Basket Raffle. It is our hope that your donation will enable us to continue this effort. We are looking forward to hearing from you and thank you for considering this request. If you have any questions please feel free to contact Ken Hansen at (716) 380-1468 or email khansen@msn.com
In January 2009, Amanda Hansen died from carbon monoxide poisoning from a defective furnace while at a sleepover at a friend's house. Since her death, New York State has enacted "Amanda's Law," which requires a carbon monoxide detector in every home.
In an effort to prevent such a tragedy from happening again, the Amanda Hansen Foudation was formed. The foundation's mission is to raise awareness of the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning and ensure that every home has a carbon monoxide detector.
We are asking for donations for our Theme Basket Raffle. It is our hope that your donation will enable us to continue this effort. We are looking forward to hearing from you and thank you for considering this request. If you have any questions please feel free to contact Ken Hansen at (716) 380-1468 or email khansen@msn.com