At The Fort

Our Beginners class is for those with little or no carving experience. This class introduces tool safety and sharpening, material selection and finishing.The intermediate/Advanced class is for experienced carvers; admission to this class is with instructor approval only.

Catered by Salvatore’s Italian Gardens, this enhanced event will flip the switch on Lumagination 2019! Guests will enjoy music, open bar of signature cocktails from Ketel One Vodka, wine, beer, glow surprises, an awesome raffle and some Nitro Magic!

Comedies, dramas and everything in between – a smorgasbord of ten-minute plays. If one is not to your taste, you only have to wait 10 minutes until the next one.

                        

The club offers live jazz in an intimate setting, and some of the best jazz you can find anywhere. It is open to non-members who want to share a love of jazz, and are seeking a relaxing time in a friendly place.

A celebration of Scottish poet and literary giant Robert Burns. 






                        

The longest running celebration of President Lincoln’s Birthday in the nation!
Join the Buffalo Civil War Roundtable as we celebrate President Lincoln’s Birthday. There will be a short program, Lincoln orator, and uniformed reenactors as they perform a rifle salute on the Portico. Free.

Make a resolution to enjoy more music with one of our carefully curated Winter Bundles! Feel the passion with the String Lovers Bundle. Rock out with the Rock Groupies Bundle. Try something new with the Classics or Pops Starter Bundles. Thrill to masters of the ivories with the Powerhouse Pianists Bundle. Or compose your own best bundle starting at just $43 per seat.                             

Join us as we welcome the world’s most elaborate display of LEGO® art to Buffalo, THE ART OF THE BRICK, presented by M&T Bank!

Named one of CNN’s Top 10 "Global Must-See Exhibitions,” you’ll marvel at the 80+ sculptures created by artist Nathan Sawaya, including a 20-foot-long T-rex skeleton and a recreation of Michelangelo’s Statue of David.

Every month, second Saturday mornings at the Niagara Falls Underground Railroad Heritage Center are for kids. Join us for an hour of story time, crafts, and snacks in the train station atrium.
February’s story time will feature stories of everyday activism.

How do animals that live in cold environments deal with freezing temperatures? Find out in this week-long camp where we will explore animal adaptations that help them survive and how humans have improved our ability to survive in these conditions by observing nature. Hands-on activities, in-person observations, and outdoor explorations will illustrate that the cold is not as much of a challenge as we may think.

The Museum of disabilities History is dedicated to advancing the understanding, acceptance and independence of people with disabilities. The Museum’s exhibits, collections, archives and educational programs create awareness and a platform for dialogue and discovery.