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Tuesday
WNY Heroes Program: Launch event for The United Way & Time Warner’s program to honoring local, undiscovered and/or unique individuals who have gone beyond the norm to innovate, inspire or live selflessly. Burchfield-Penney Art Center in Buffalo, 10am.
Bulls vs. Griffs Baseball: AKA UB vs. Canisius, Amherst Audobon Field, 3pm
BSC Presents Nathan Hess: Guest Artist Recital featuring pianist Hess in concert, 7pm, Rockwell Hall, Buffalo State College
Lucero & Titus Andronicus: One reviewer says the New Jersey band’s combination of punk aggression and earnest (one might even say Springsteenian) emotional bombast is certainly exhilarating. Mohawk Place, 8pm
Wednesday
Canisius vs. St. Bonaventure Baseball: Griffs take on Bonnies on the diamonds at Demske Sports Complex, 2pm
Buffalo State College Softball: Lady Bengals take on University of Rochester, 3pm, Buffalo State athletics field
UB Baseball: Bulls take on LeMoyne, Amherst Audobon Field, 4pm
American Cancer Society Relay For Life Friendly's Family Fun Night: Get together to help the charity, basket raffle too, Friendly‘s Restaurant, 3540 McKinley Parkway, 5-8pm
WBFO’s Free Music Wednesday: Features Casperous Vine, 107 Allen, UB South Campus, 7:30-9:30pm
Thursday
History unfolds in NT: Kissling Interests will unveil architectural renderings of the historic Remington Rand building in North Tonawanda. The building will be converted into 81 work/live lofts, a state-of-the-art gym, and upscale restaurant. Remington Rand Building, 184 Sweeney Street, 11am
A Kennedy comes to town: Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., whose reputation as a defender of the environment stems from a litany of successful legal actions, will speak at Koessler Athletic Center, Canisius College, 8pm
Friday
Buffalo State College Softball: Ladies take on SUNY Potsdam, Buffalo State athletics field, 3pm
Lisa Lampanelli: often called the Queen of Mean, is a Grammy-nominated American stand-up comedian and insult comic, UB Center for the Arts, Buffalo, 8pm
Penny Whiskey @ Shannon Pub: 2250 Niagara Falls Blvd., 8:30pm
Saturday
Boom Days: Activities along the lake shore all-day and evening, for a list go to www.boomdays.com
UB Invitational: The University at Buffalo will once again play host. This is UB’s only home track meet of the year and your only chance to see some homegrown talent competing at the Division 1 level. 9am
Canisius Community Day: College teams up with community partners (local non-profit organizations) in the Canisius community. Palisano Pavilion Penfold Commons, 9:30am-1pm
Earth Day Clean Up: Exactly what it is, Tifft Nature Preserve, Buffalo 10am-2pm
Buffalo Wellfest: Western New York's largest and most comprehensive healthy living exposition. The theme for this year's event is Discover a World of Wellness, which focuses on the wealth of healthy living options that exist in the upstate New York region. Statler Towers in Buffalo -10am-3pm for all WNY employees and their family members.
Earth Day Celebration: Site cleanup, tree & shrub planting, Penn Dixie Site, Hamburg, time?
Canisius vs. St. Peter’s: Baseball double-header @ Demske Sports Complex, Noon & 3pm
Polonia Pride Tour: Post-Dyngus Day tour includes stops at taverns and home cooked Polish meal, bring your pussy willows and squirt guns, Broadway & Fillmore Streets, Buffalo
UB Spring Football Game: UB Stadium, North Campus, 3pm
Buffalo State College Softball: Lady Bengals take on SUNY Plattsburgh, 1pm, Buffalo State athletics field
North Tonawanda’s Birthday Celebration: Lumber City History Center “soft opening” celebration, open house; birthday cakes, exhibits, 11am-6pm, North Tonawanda History Museum
Dyngus Day Dance: St. Gregory the Great, 100 St. Gregory Court, Williamsville, 5-11pm
Colors In The Air: Indie rock band at the Town Ballroom, special guests for the evening will be Chae Hawk, Brand New Genius, The Hoodies and The Common Kings. Town Ballroom, 681 Main Street, 6pm
Evening With The BBC Time: Features music from Western New York’s premier Beatles & 60s music band, A portion of the proceeds will go Buffalo’s Ronald McDonald House, Tralf Music Hall, 8pm-11pm
Penny Whiskey @ Shannon Pub: 2250 Niagara Falls Blvd., 8:30pm
Josh Gracin: Niagara University Gallagher Center, 8pm
Sunday
Buffalo Greyhound Fair & Expo: Adoption & educational info., pet supplies, gifts, Marketplace Building, Hamburg Fairgrounds, time?
Cheer & Dance National Championships: Agri-Center, Hamburg Fairgrounds, time?
Earth Day Celebration: Environmentally-friendly information, tours, workshops, refreshments and activities, Tifft Nature Preserve, Buffalo, 10am-2pm
Earth Day Beach Clean-up: Getting down and dirty at Woodlawn, Woodlawn Beach State Park, Hamburg, 9am-12pm
Canisius vs. St. Peter’s: Baseball @ Demske Sports Complex, Noon
Bowling and Bull Riding: Country 106.5 WYRK holds its First Bowling and Bull Riding Fest to help out Hopevale, Recckio’s Lanes, 2426 South Park Avenue, Buffalo, 12:30-6:30pm
Tim Barry: Barry returns to Buffalo with Austin Lucas and Josh Small, Mohawk Place, 7pm
Third Eye Blind: Since 1997, Third Eye Blind has recorded three best-selling albums and has had numerous hit singles @ Canisius College, Main Gymnasium, 7-10:30pm
Kindergartencrush: Spotted’s received a special request from the band to cover a special acoustic in-store performance by this band, Walden Galleria Mall, 3pm-5pm
Monday
Hinder @ Town Ballroom: A rare club appearance. 681 Main Street, 7pm
Indigo Girls: UB’s Center for the Arts will present Indigo Girls - Acoustic Duo Performance in the Mainstage Theatre, 8pm
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