Jenna & Godfre
Saturday, September 14, 2024 • Buffalo, NY
Jenna & Godfre
Saturday, September 14, 2024 • Buffalo, NY
Things to Do
Buffalo AKG Art Museum
Buffalo’s Albright Knox Art Gallery recently reopened as AKG, following an acclaimed expansion project designed by Shohei Shigematsu of OMA. The museum’s stunning renovations include the new Gundlach building and “Common Sky” (pictured above), an installation piece over the museum’s original courtyard space.
AKG is home to major works by Paul Gauguin, Vasily Kandinsky, Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Francis Bacon, Arshile Gorky, Jackson Pollock, Jasper Johns, Robert Motherwell, Robert Rauschenberg, Alberto Giacometti, Mark Rothko, Clyfford Still, and Andy Warhol.
This is one of Jenna’s Favorite Places.
Clifton Hill
Ontario’s quirky and quaint vacation town on the Falls, full of of haunted houses, casinos, and kitschy amusements. It’s worth the trip to catch the best view of the Falls from the Canadian side. Plus, you’ll get to see where the Buffalo guests spent every weekend after their 19th birthdays. Don’t forget your passport!
Maid Of The Mist
The quintessential Falls experience. Put on your blue rain poncho and make some memories at the base of the falls. Misty is an understatement.
Cave Of The Winds
Traverse decks built along the base and escarpment to get up close in the mist zone of the Falls. Truly an adventure, recommended for the sure-footed!
Elmwood Village
Shops, restaurants, and parks dot Buffalo’s charming thoroughfare. It’s a lovely place to spend an afternoon. Stop in to Caffe Aroma or Cole’s, or grab a Buffalo classic at Jim’s Steakout, ETS, or Louie’s Texas red hots.
North Buffalo
Stroll down Hertel Avenue to experience this cozy North Buffalo neighborhood. Stop by Little Club for a glass of wine, head to The Moncole for some afternoon shopping, or catch a movie at the historic North Park Theater.
RiverWorks
Buffalo RiverWorks is the city’s premier waterfront, boating, sports bar, music and entertainment destination located along the banks of the Buffalo River.
