My Friday Favorites!

Another week has come and gone and between the local exploring, family time and work my week has been a lot of fun. While my weekend will be spent at the ballpark I hope everyone enjoys the Buffalo sunshine that is supposed to be around. -B

{A very dark and eerie hallway we got to see during the Central Terminal tour - it was actually pretty cool to see}

{My first visit to another minor league field - our neighbors to the East of us in Rochester - Frontier Field}

{My view from Buffalo Riverworks}

{A pit stop at the Erie County Fair during the day}

{Exploring Canalside with Shanna while she was in town}

Be a Tourist in Your Own City

Part of my " Buffalove Sunday Funday" consisted of taking a spin class with Revolution Buffalo down at Canalside before heading over to Buffalo Riverworks to watch the boaters and kayakers on the water. It made for the perfect way to start your day. I haven't had the chance to take any of the exercise classes down at Canalside before Sunday. With a beautiful view of the water and boats it in some way makes you forget you're even working out and the time goes by fast. I really recommend you taking a class down there sometime.

{Rev Ride at Canalside}

At Riverworks they had the Jack Craft Fair taking place from 11-5pm. There were a lot of artist and craft vendors along with live music making it a great day to meet new local businesses and explore a new venue in your city. Sometimes a mini day trip in your own city can be fun and beneficial.

-B

{Part of the Sunday Funday was at Resurgence Brewery with a beer flight}

{Jack Craft Fair}

{Buffalo Riverworks}

My Friday Favorites!

Wine tasting at Coyote Moon before the wine cruise!

It was a nice week to catch up and spend some time with my family and friends that I haven't seen in a while. I'm looking forward to the Color Run on Saturday down at Canalside - I've heard its a lot of fun! I hope you have a nice weekend!

-B

Business First hosted a sports panel on Thursday at Buffalo Riverworks with an amazing lineup of people in the industry.

A quick stop to Clayton Distillery when I was in the 1,000 Islands last weekend. This raspberry lemonade was delicious!

My city smells like Cheerios thanks to this place!

Late night shenanigans darkwing duck style

#BuffaloLinks

A night to celebrate the arts and enjoy the Old First Ward. City of Night is this Saturday. For more details check them out here.

Walking for Downtown is hosting a Walking Tour of Buffalo Riverworks this Wednesday at 5:15pm. You can check out Riverworks and all the new things taking place down by the water

Babeville is hosting Game Night Buffalo on Thursday. For more info go here.

Taking place on Friday at the Buffalo History Museum - music, activities, food and drink will all be part of the party. For more information click here.

For those looking to for some entertainment in the sky check out the Thunder of Niagara Airshow this weekend.

Ice, Skates, Pick Up Hockey, Curling, Gold Domes and Labatt Blue Silo's

This past weekend, I took my Dad, niece and best friend Agnes {who is in from Chicago} down to Buffalo Riverworks {we wanted to go to Canalside for the ice skating, but due to the warm weather we couldn't skate down there}. Buffalo Riverworks was pretty cool, we got to watch a pick up hockey game on one rink {the boys were nice to look at ;)} and on the other one we watched them set up for the curling lessons that were going to take place. We walked over to take some pictures of the Labatt Blue silo's before heading back at noon for open skate.  Unfortunately, they didn't have small enough skates for my niece and because it seemed there was a bit of disorganization as people were walking in, so we headed to Rotary Rink to test our luck and see if they had small enough skates for a 4 year old.

After are short trip down the street, we were in luck and Rotary Rink not only had skates for my niece, but it was a couple bucks cheaper for kids {$2 for kids 12 and under} and adults {$3}. There was a decent crowd on the ice, but it wasn't to bad. It was the perfect weather, while it was a little warmer than usual, the wind was still present downtown to make it just a tad chilly.

There is so much going on during the winter months, if you have people in from out of town, it is the perfect time to show them around the city - showing them all the new developments taking place, is pretty awesome! We spent an afternoon downtown and I still feel like it wasn't enough time to take in all the exciting things going on. Until next time!

-B

{Getting the ice ready for curling lessons}

{Not only an awesome view of some of the hockey players, but of downtown in the background}

{Down at Rotary Rink on Main St.}