One WNY staple the pandemic hasn’t been able to take down are farmers markets. With warmer weather upon us, there is no shortage of locations to obtain fresh, locally grown produce, jams, jell…
Social media is a cancer on society. What began as a Randian conque…
Joe George is a longtime professional chef who is dedicated to fres…
I have had the opportunity to cover Toronto’s Hot Docs documentary film festival for Spree on several occasions over the years, mostly with previews for the magazine’s "Coming Attractions" col…
As an outdoor producer, Shakespeare in Delaware Park (SDP) has appr…
For nearly a decade, Arts Services Inc. has been supporting local a…
India Walton is running for mayor, aiming to dethrone Byron Brown, who’s seeking a record fifth term. She is far from the ideal candidate, lacking the experience in government you’d like to se…
The narrow, sprawling 750-foot-long 1906 brick building at 68 Tonaw…
When I saw this quote/paraphrase from Sir Mixalot’s 1992 hit in my local gardening group, I thought, “Finally. Somebody gets me.”
Even the name makes me smile. And now I am on a mission to documen…
Go on a vintage treasure hunt and win a camera. That’s the latest interactive project from CEPA Gallery. The Western New York community is invited to participate in #BuffaloNYPayphoneography b…
One WNY staple the pandemic hasn’t been able to take down are farme…
This continuation of poet/educator Karen Eckert's mashups of poetry and art is beautiful in its classic progression. A poet writes a poem, tags an artist to respond with an image, who then tag…
