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12/25/2010 |
| Downtown Buffalos only free-to-the-public outdoor skating rink! Rotary Rink is a weather dependent Rink.If the temperature reaches 45 Degrees,please call 854-RINK or 856-3150 before you come Downtown to skate. Snacks and beverages are available for purchase at Rotary Rink Concession Area. |
Location: Rotary Rink at Fountain Plaza
Address: Main at Chippewa Streets, Buffalo, NY14203
Phone: (716) 854-7465
Website: http://www.buffaloplace.com
Hours: 11am-2pm |
| Hockey Courage |
12/25/2010 |
Hockey Courage, a 90-minute movie based on the lives and accomplishments of two local elite sled hockey players will premiere at 4:00 pm on Friday December 24 and then continue on a one-week, 21-show run at the Market Arcade Theater located in the Downtown Buffalo Theater District across from Shea s Performing Arts Center.
This revealing and inspirational documentary film focuses on the success, disappointment, love, and pain that Mason Newbold, 18, and Adam Page, 19, have experienced over their courageous lives. This is the most meaningful film done in Buffalo since The Natural, said John Hannon, Producer and Director of the movie.
The 325-seat Market Arcade Theater (639 Main Street) is located straight up the street from HSBC. There is a Metrorail stop right in front of the Theater and there is abundant free and safe parking in the M&T; bank lots nearby for those driving. Tickets are available at the Box Office or by calling 633-8568. Generous group and team discounts are available. |
Location: Market Arcade Theater
Address: 639 Main St., Buffalo, NY14203
Phone: (716) 633-8568
Website: http://www.hockeycourage.com
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12/25/2010 |
Forty: The Sabres in the NHL celebrates forty illustrious years of the National Hockey League in Buffalo. It is a privilege to celebrate the Knox family's important role in bringing the NHL to Buffalo at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, as they have been so important to the Gallery's history and success.
This exhibition is a visual journey rich with memories of long ago. It also reveals the passion, beauty, and grit of professional hockey. Through the lens of photographers Ron Moscati, Robert Shaver, and Bill Wippert, we can experience the speed, physicality, and excitement of the game. These photographers also give us a behind-the-scenes look at Sabres coaches, staff, arena workers, and fans.
Essays for the accompanying brochure have been contributed by writer and artist Richard Huntington, longtime critic for The Buffalo News; Brendan Bannon, an outstanding artist and a lifelong hockey fan; John Massier, Visual Arts Curator for Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, who has spent a lifetime around the rink; and Mrs. Seymour H. Knox III (Jean Knox), an avid fan during the years of the Knox family leadership. While we considered inviting sports or hockey writers, I believe the art of the sport can be revealed through artists' perspectives. |
Location: Albright-Knox Art Gallery
Address: 1285 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo, NY14222
Phone: (716) 882-8700
Website: http://www.albrightknox.org/exhibitions/current-exhibitions/exhibition:forty-the-sabres-in-the-nhl/
Hours: 10 - 5 pm |
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