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Have a laugh this weekend -- or take in Volbeat at the Rapids
There are plenty of great entertainment options over the next few days, including a two-night stand from comedian Don Rickles over the border at the Fallsview Casino, country singer Steve Earle and former Journey frontman Steve Augeri perform at The Seneca Niagara Casino's Bear's Den, and Volbeat comes to The Rapids Theatre.
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Tribute to Mark Freeland Saturday at Nietzsche's
The life of an original artist, musician and author from Kenmore will be celebrated on Saturday with a wide range of performances at Nietzsche's Bar on Allen Street in Buffalo.
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Two galleries openings at the NACC on Friday
A solo exhibit for artist John Pacovsky, featuring his hyper-realism and surreaslistic styles, will open Friday at the Niagara Arts And Cultural Center, 1201 Pine Ave., Niagara Falls, and continue through June 9.
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Cheech and Chong back in the act, playing Riviera show
There have been some great duos in the history of comedy including Abbott and Costello, Laurel and Hardy, Burns and Allen, Lewis and Martin and The Smothers Brothers. At the top of many lists is the legendary comedy duo that is coming to North Tonawanda’s Riviera Theatre this Friday, Cheech and Chong. Chong’s wife, Shelby Chong, opens the show.
- CALLERI: New movie 'Arthur Newman' rides down an oft-traveled road It's said that everyone has a little bit of Walter Mitty in their heart, Mitty being the character who dreamt rich fantasies about himself in the short story written by James Thurber
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Whiskey Reverb on the rise again
Before we get to this weekend's musical happenings, I wanted to congratulate Buffalo's Whiskey Reverb for winning the local 2013 Hard Rock Rising contest again! The band needs your support to move into the next round of the national competition. Go to Hard Rock Café's Niagara Falls USA facebook page to get the details on how to vote for Whiskey Reverb through May 1.
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Summer shows announced at casino, NT
The summer concert season is starting to look a lot clearer with major announcements Tuesday from Niagara River Rocks series in North Tonawanda and Seneca Niagara Casino's Summer Rush Series.
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Rapids hosting paranormal and horror convention
The ParaHorror Convention's "Carnival of ParaHorror" which planners call the most unique event ever seen in Western New York, will be held May 4 at the Rapid's Theatre, 1711 Main St, Niagara Falls
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Eight groups performing Friday at Gospel Fest
"Men in White," will be among the many gospel groups performing Friday a the Community Missions of Niagara Frontier's annual spring concert, "Gospel Fest" at First Baptist Church, 554 Main St., Niagara Falls.
Gospel Fest is in its 15th year of bringing an array of local Western New York performers to the stage. The goal is to bring the faith community together for a time of song, celebration and unity that encourages the community to work together to serve the poor, the marginalized, and the oppressed. A brief presentation of the work of Community Missions is offered during the concert.
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Artpark lines up big names for big season
After announcing its Tuesday concerts would require paid admission last year, attendance never faltered. In 2013, Artpark officials are hopeful the same thing happens with its Wednesday shows.
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