Hunter's Day of Hope for Children

Pro Football Hall of Fame Member and former Buffalo Bills Quarterback Jim Kelly, his wife Jill, and the Hunter’s Hope Foundation, will host the 14th Annual Hunter’s Day of Hope for Children on Saturday, February 11, 2012 at the Buffalo Bills Healthy Zone Fieldhouse in Orchard Park, NY.  This FREE community event is scheduled from 1:00PM - 4:00PM and includes food, activities and entertainment for the whole family.

Hunter’s Day of Hope for Children is celebrated in conjunction with the birthday of the Kelly’s son, Hunter (February 14, 1997 – August 5, 2005), which he also shares with his dad, Jim.  The Kelly family established Hunter’s Hope after Hunter was diagnosed with Krabbe Leukodystrophy, an inherited, fatal, nervous system disease. This free, family event supports an important part of the Foundation’s mission – to encourage parents and families to thank God for the precious gift of children.READ MORE....

Our New Cover Revealed

Very excited about our next issue in support of Hearts for the Homeless. Check it out and contact us to advertise your business or subscribe.

City Hall

The 566,000 square foot art deco structure designed by Dietel, Wade & Jones defined the early skyline of Buffalo. City Hall was built starting in 1929 and completed in 1931. Reaching 378 feet into the sky, the 32 floor structure, built by John W. Cowper Company (who also built the Statler Towers and others in Buffalo) is truly a work of beauty meant to inspire. Located in the historic Niagara Square, READ MORE...

Kleinhans Music Hall

The distinguished, historic Kleinhans Music Hall opened in 1940 and has become one our community has cherished through the years. Kleinhans is shaped like a violin or cello with the two lobes of the instrument housing the concert auditoriums inside. Kleinhans was designed by Eliel Saarinen with his son, Eero Saarinen and is widely held as one of the greatest and most recognized concert halls in the world. The beautiful landmark of downtown, READ MORE...