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| Queen City Girls - 3/3/10 | |
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Last Saturday night, the Buffalobarfly crew experienced our first roller derby at Rainbow Rink in North Tonowanda, which hosts Western New Yorks only all women roller derby, The Queen City Roller Girls. In spite of a spirited comeback attempt by the Nickel City Knockouts, spearheaded by jammer Little Orphan Angry, the Alley Kats hung onto an early lead to edge out the Nickel City Knockouts by a score of 117 to 110 in front of a capacity crowd. The Roller bouts are actioned packed as two teams battle for position in an attempt to lap each other in order to score. Adults and kids are welcome to enjoy the game, food, and live half time show. Last weekend, we saw a rockin show by the Thermidors. A portion of the proceeds benefits the American Cancer Society. Join us at the next bout on Saturday, March 27 featuring a double header: the Ithaca League of Women Rollers Sufferjets vs Suicidal Saucies and Devil Dollies vs Nickel City Knockouts. Don't miss it! And, look for more photos, articles & updates as we learn all about this exciting, fast-paced sport. You can also find more information about the Queen City Roller Girls and purchase tickets on their website: http://www.qcrg.net Click Here For The Rest.
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| Powder Keg Fest - 2/26/10 | |
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February 27-28, downtown Buffalo will be transformed into a festive winter celebration. Coinciding with the Pond Hockey Tournament, the festival will feature a variety of family-friendly events and promises to become an exciting annual tradition. It's the stuff of winter dreams, for adults and kids alike: Gathering with friends and family to enjoy hot food and refreshments, ice skating, broom ball, snowshoeing, carriage rides, and the polar bear swim; and unique and offbeat attractions like the World's Largest Ice Maze, igloo building, a snowshoveling contest, and snow tubing down the Skyway Seneca Street ramp. Start the day off with a pancake breakfast the Pearl Street Grill & Brewery! An all-you-can-eat breakfast including pancakes, scrambled eggs, sausage links, coffee and milk. Adults $9, children under nine $6. Saturday and Sunday from 8am - noon. What a way to start off a day of winter games and outdoor activities! Best of Buffalo Vendors Market 11am to 5 pm both days during the festival The Vendors Market will be on the 3rd and 4th floors of the Pearl Street Grill & Brewery, providing festival attendees a place to escape the cold, and to check out local artisans and products. A market booth costs only $150 per vendor for the weekend. In an attempt to make sure that large and small scale vendors and artisans can participate, we have done our best to keep the cost down. We have a few spaces left, and would love to fill them ASAP!! Please contact Julie Padak at 716-465-5427 Festival activities will take place in and around the southern end of downtown Buffalo, including the plaza surrounding HSBC Tower, multiple levels of the Pearl Street Grill and Brewery, neighboring parking lots, and various sites within the encompassing street grid, which will be closed to traffic during the festival. We recommend taking the Metro Rail to benefit the environment, minimize traffic downtown, and relieve available parking. The weekend of February 27th and 28th, Click Here For The Rest.
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