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FALL ARTS PREVIEW Autumn Rhythms True, we’ve lost our local jazz festivals but venues all over WNY have exciting offerings in store. By Phil Nyhuis Music to My Ears UB and Kleinhans provide a joint motherlode of classical treasure. By Cheryl Gobbetti Hoffman Buffalo’s Adventurous Stages Smaller Buffalo stages are willing to step out a limb. By Anthony Chase Change is Good They’re moving, they’re grooving—Buffalo’s museums and galleries are the place to be in 2003-2004. By Elizabeth Licata Consider the Alternatives Then there’s all the rest: independent films, comedy acts, one-person shows. Think outside the box. By Ron Ehmke ARTS PEOPLE Eight artists and programmers who contribute ingredients to the glorious stew that is WNY culture. By Bob Davis, Glenn Gramigna, Anna Geronimo Hausmann, Elizabeth Licata, Darwin McPherson, Elizabeth Palmieri, and Melissa Sandor ART THAT INTERACTS PED asks participants to tour the Tonawandas on a bike, while If Everyone Read the Same Book invites community discussion. By Melissa Sandor and Elizabeth Palmieri WILL THE PLAN WORK? Buffalo has a new master plan and a new strategic planner. Meanwhile, Buffalo neighborhoods have been busy with their own blueprints for progress. We talked to many of the players and got some interesting comments and questions. By Anna Geronimo Hausmann and Elizabeth Licata. |
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Buffalo bustles in September: what’s coming up & some of what happened By Elizabeth Licata and Lisa Lombardi LIVING Great Indoors: Elegance at Gates Circle By Barry Muskat Gardening: September to-dos By Dave Davis Community: The Ronald McDonald House By Michelle Samson Style: First Impressions By Debbie Leaper Personal Currency: The Luckof the Moron By Bruce Eaton Mental Health: The Road to Somewhere By Dolah Saleh FOOD Chef’s Best: Nightclubbing By Ann Blask Kitchen Stories: Opening Night By Joseph George Wine: Finger Lakes Round-up By Mark Criden Foodies: Getting to Know Sushi By Vickie G. Marshall and Margaret M. Toohey |
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