Saddle up, folks, ‘cause we’ve got a rip-roarin’ night of music headed your way! This concert is bringin’ together the grand tales of the old and the trailblazin’ sounds of the new. We’ll kick things off with

We are excited to announce the Cup O’Cheer Homes Tour, Holiday Tea, and Market on Friday, November 21! Guests will tour 4 beautiful homes decorated for the holidays in an open house format from 10 AM to

It's Buffalo annual tradition! You'll start at Market 116 to grab a bag, a map, and a stamp card! Then take off on your cookie crawl - stop in at the local businesses around the square and

heartwarming concert filled with holiday cheer! Journey into the wonder of The Snowman, a classic British silent film, and relive timeless holiday favorites—all brought to life by the symphony. This concert is made even more special by the

Step into a world of mystery and high-stakes drama—where every note tells a story, and the truth hides between the lines. Stravinsky’s Petrushka unravels a dark tale of manipulation and jealousy with an ill-fated puppet whose desperate fight for

Audiences will be transported through decades of rock anthems and heartfelt ballads as the show captures the spirit of Journey’s signature sound performed LIVE with a full symphony orchestra. With stunning orchestral arrangements of chart-topping classics like

Experience the realm of the spiritual and divine with three visionary composers exploring the deepest questions about life and death. From Hildegard von Bingen, 12th-century German abbess, mystic, and composer, we will hear O Virtus Sapientiae, a

Legendary Broadway composers Andrew Lloyd Webber and Stephen Sondheim transformed musical theater with their unforgettable melodies and groundbreaking storytelling. From Webber’s soaring ballads in Phantom of the Opera and Evita to Sondheim’s razor-sharp wit in Sweeney Todd and Into the Woods, this concert is

Experience a night of bold sound, lush melodies, and unstoppable energy. Beethoven’s Eroica Symphony is a work of defiance and triumph that forever changed Western music, shattering the boundaries of symphonic music and revolutionizing the world of musical possibilities. We