The GO Bike Buffalo Community Workshop is a place where volunteers and members can go and learn to repair and maintain their bicycles.  They have complete refurbished bicycles for sale, along with a stock of used parts available to everyone.  The shop also serves as a place to donate your used and / or unwanted bicycles.  They are happy to provide you with a tax reciept for your donation.

Learn about permaculture techniques with hands on workshops and homesteading skills.

Mayor Byron W. Brown invites you to an open house to help create a long-term vision for the future of Buffalo’s waterfront, and turn one of the city’s most challenging and underutilized areas into a regional asset.

Consultants working with the Mayor’s Office of Strategic Planning will present preliminary development concepts for the Inner and Outer Harbors, and engage the community in a discussion of its long-term vision for these sites.

• What is the role of Tonawanda Street Corridor in the future of Buffalo?
• How can the corridor continue as an important manufacturing center while providing additional opportunities for a more diverse economy and improved neighborhood setting?
• How can the area capitalize on key assests, such as Buffalo State College?

Please join us to help unlock the future of Buffalo’s waterfront.  And don’t forget to let your friends and neighbors know of this exciting opportunity.

There have been a number of reports this spring indicating an increase in Lyme Disease this year.  Join Buffalo Audubon Teacher-Naturalist Chuck Bartlett as he discusses the ecology behind this increase and the measures you can take to protect yourself.

Enjoy a one-hour program for kids featuring a different, fun, outdoor activity each week.  For children in grades K through 5. No registration required.

Two-hour science sails on the floating classroom, Spirit of Buffalo! Test your sea legs while you engage in hands-on learning in Lake Erie science topics. Check out our Lake Tank, capture plankton, explore our microscope lab and steer the ship along our historic waterfront. For ages 6+. Tickets are $8 for kids under 12 and $10 for adults.

Join Tifft volunteers for a leisurely outdoor nature walk.  This drop-in program runs all year. A $2 donation per person suggested.