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For this month's Reading Widely Book Club, Buffalo Street Books' Events Coordinator Nora will be leading conversation alongside Khiya Connolly-Sisk on Adam Mansbach's most recent novel, The Golem of Brooklyn. Book club titles are 10% off when purchased in-store and online. About the Book In Ashkenazi Jewish folklore, a golem is a humanoid being created out of mud or clay ... Read More
Brandon Fortenberry hosts another fun evening of free and public karaoke. Let your inner superstar out!
New Roots Charter School and Grassroots Festival of Music & Dance are excited to be co-producing our fourth annual Rootstock, a one-day community celebration of youth artists in the Finger Lakes region. Rootstock will be held at the Bernie Milton Pavilion on May 18th, 2024 with youth musicians and dancers performing on stage, and youth entrepreneurs vending throughout “bank alley”. ... Read More
Denice Peter Karamardian grew up in Ithaca, New York, thinking she was Syrian – part of the small Syrian community that co-mingled with Greek, Italian, and other 20th century immigrant communities that helped to build the little city from the turn of the 20th century. Although both of her paternal grandparents came from Syria and spoke in Syrian, she was ... Read More
Join Daphne Solá for the launch of her poetry book A Myth in Reverse. About the Author Solá aside from writing poetry is a printmaker and owned an art gallery. She has been a participant in the Murphy Poetry Workshop, at Stockton University, NJ, in their Florida meetings, and in Barcelona. She has been a reader at these meetings and ... Read More
Buffalo Street Books is thrilled to welcome local author Moalt D. Love El for a special book signing event featuring "The Will 2 Live Children's Sheet Music"! About the Book: Dive into a world of melody and rhythm with "The Will 2 Live Children's Sheet Music"! This vibrant collection is designed to ignite the musical spark in young learners, featuring ... Read More
Celebrate National Trails Day on June 1 and the grand opening of a new, environmentally sustainable shared-use trail system at Hickory Ridge Preserve (formerly West Hill Preserve) in Naples, NY with The Nature Conservancy and partners from the Town of Naples, Genesee Regional Off-road Cyclists and Finger Lakes Trail Conference. This new 3.5-mile trail system is the first phase of ... Read More
Jennifer Kabat and Adrian Shrink will be in conversation discussing this poignant memoir about the world around us. “The Eighth Moon moves with time-skipping logic, ‘where the yet is always now,’ and where life is not a march of progress, but rather a circadian unfurling, dying back, going underground, and coming up again, slightly different. Kabat is both a stylist ... Read More
CSMA is celebrating Ithaca Fest with a cyanotype workshop at Dewitt Park! This fun, free activity is great for kids and adults alike. Cyanotyping is an easy printmaking process using sunlight and cyanotype paper to create white images on a beautiful blue background. We will provide cyanotype paper and a rinsing station at our tent - feel free to drop ... Read More
Please join us for a reproductive rights showcase on Saturday, June 1, from 4 - 5:30 at Buffalo Street Books. This teen-led event will combine poetry and music while raising awareness about reproductive justice. In addition, there will be art and concessions you can purchase to support the cause, though the event itself is free. Buffalo Street Books will also ... Read More
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