All Events in ‘Talks & Readings’

Where do you want to go from here with all of your heart? What better time than now to lift Read more [...]

Finally, in April, we will close out the 11th season of BABEL with MacArthur “genius” Junot Díaz. Born in the Dominican Republic, Read more [...]

What things have you dreamed of doing, but discounted or have tolerated to a stressful end? Whether you feel stuck Read more [...]

FREE with museum admission  FREE for Members 1905 Building, North Galleries On select Sundays during We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Women, Read more [...]

Café Inquiry is a discussion group for those who love critical inquiry and friendly debates! Come join us to talk Read more [...]

Robbie Raugh is a Registered Nurse and Board Certified Integrative Health & Nutrition Practitioner. She is the Nutritionist & Instructor for Catalyst Fitness; is Read more [...]

One of the most prominent sculptors of the 1980s, Scott Burton’s (1939–1989) functional, participatory works were welcomed into public spaces [including Buffalo’s Read more [...]

In partnership with the National Association for Olmsted Parks, we look forward to the second edition release of Frank Kowsky’s Read more [...]

Please join us for 2 full days of invigorating presentations, workshops, and discussion on the physical and political matters of Read more [...]

Calling all historic preservationist and tree-enthusiasts, join us for Rooted in History, Growing our Future: What the heck is an Read more [...]

FREE with museum admission  FREE for Members 1905 Building, North Galleries On select Sundays during We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Women, Read more [...]

A contemporary retelling of Medea presented by Raíces Theatre Company. Directed by Megan Callahan and starring Anthony Alcocer, Marta Aracelis, Read more [...]

On Tuesday, May 1 (8am to 6pm), the WNY Sustainable Business Roundtable will be hosting the 2018 Sustainable Business Summit at Hotel Henry Read more [...]

Bring your little one to our monthly program, and spend some quality time at the museum. We will read a Read more [...]

Experimental documentary filmmaker Lynne Sachs—who visited Hallwalls in 1992, 2003, 2009, and 2014—returns to show two recent films, including the new Read more [...]

Actor, writer, science advocate and director are just a few of Alan Alda’s many job titles. Throughout his 40-year career, Read more [...]

Leaders from the business, nonprofit and academic worlds will come together on May 4 for a conference hosted by the Read more [...]

Join Chief Curator Cathleen Chaffee for a discussion of the special exhibition Introducing Tony Conrad: A Retrospective.

Join Assistant Curator Tina Rivers Ryan for a discussion of the special exhibition Introducing Tony Conrad: A Retrospective.

Come hear the incredible story of Doug & Kyle Hopkins’ circumnavigation on their 32 foot sailboat with two small children. Read more [...]

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Experience our world through the eyes of photojournalist Ami Vitale, whose career has brought her face-to-face with violence as well as the enduring power of the human spirit.

Jeremy Boyle & Mark Franchino (Pittsburgh) will be working on a new site-specific installation that will springboard from their continuing interest in systems Read more [...]

CreativeMornings/Buffalo is a free breakfast event, held on the second Friday of every month. CreativeMornings/Buffalo is one of over 180 cities Read more [...]

Children ages 3–6 and their caregivers will hear the story Henri’s Scissors by Jeanette Winter and create a hands-on art activity based on the book.

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On the occasion of her first solo museum exhibition, B. Ingrid Olson: Forehead and Brain, the Chicago-based artist will discuss her practice with Godin-Spaulding Curator & Curator for the Collection Holly E. Hughes.

Café Inquiry is a discussion group for those who love critical inquiry and friendly debates! Come join us to talk Read more [...]

Café Inquiry is a discussion group for those who love critical inquiry and friendly debates! Come join us to talk Read more [...]

Bring your little one to our monthly program, and spend some quality time at the museum. We will read a Read more [...]

Home at the End of the Day, by Dr. Howard Wolf, includes three related one-act plays that portray the complex history of an American family in the second half of the 20th century.

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THE WORD WEAVERS, a program of the JCC, is a group of women who write memoirs. Together they listen, discuss, ask questions and help each other move forward on the exciting, sometimes exhausting, exploration of the writing process.

Enjoy an evening of poetry with Philip Terman as he shares readings from Our Portion: New and Selected Poems.

First time published author Arlene Burrows paternal grandparents' families were residents of Chelm, Poland for generations.

The book tells of the arrival on the Niagara Frontier of Joseph Ellicott, continues with the role of Fredrick Law Olmsted in the parks and parkways, and steps into the modern era

Author Series Talk Lauren Belfer and Margaret Sullivan Description: Larkin Square Authors & Speakers The Larkin Square Author and Speaker Read more [...]

Café Inquiry is a discussion group for those who love critical inquiry and friendly debates! Come join us to talk Read more [...]

Café Inquiry is a discussion group for those who love critical inquiry and friendly debates! Come join us to talk Read more [...]

Bring your little one to our monthly program, and spend some quality time at the museum. We will read a Read more [...]