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Flaming Fish: June Preview

We have a busy month coming up at the Flaming Fish! Catch us at all of your favorite upcoming events for June!

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June 2: Marriott 70’s and 80’s Dance Party

Kick off the summer right with DJ Milk and your favorite dance music from the 70’s and 80’s! Join us at the Marriott Grand Ballroom, June 2nd! $10 Presale Tickets, $15 after May 31 and at the door.

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June 8th: Marriott Hotel Food Truck Rodeo

Food Truck Fridays at The Marriott is back for another successful summer season! Featuring Buffalo’s favorite food trucks, live music each week, family-friendly activities and a cash bar for Mom and Dad. Easy access off the 290, complimentary parking, bring a chair and your dancing shoes! Check their Facebook page for band line up.

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June 9th: East Aurora Music Festival

Join us at 20 venues, with 80 bands, 100 hours of music, 250 musicians, food trucks and more as we rock around the clock to benefit our local non-profit organizations.

For 2018, East Aurora Music Fest is fundraising for:

Look for more information at eamusicfest.com!

Purchasing a pre-sales $10 wristband will gain you entrance to all locations OR $15 at the door.

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June 9th: University United Festival

This annual event promotes a great deal of pride and commerce in the district.   With much growth, this festival has brought local and nationally known artist into the city for entertainment and also brought various local venues together.  Families look forward to this event and come from all over the city of Buffalo. There are a variety of activities for all age groups.  At this annual event, there are amusements rides, a petting zoo, fine craft vendors and participation from local restaurants and food trucks.  This event is free and open to the public.

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June 11th, 18th, 25th: M&T Plaza Series

The M&T Plaza Event Series takes place each weekday, from noon to 1 p.m. Concerts are free and open to the public, and feature local vocalists and musicians across multiple genres. With over 50 performances a summer and food trucks on site, there are plenty of opportunities to take your lunch break downtown. Note: Not all M&T Plaza performances are musical. (June 13-August 30).

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June 13th: History Museum Food Truck Rodeo

Come hungry! The museum once again hosts its popular rodeo of local food trucks! The museum will be open and we will have family-friendly activities, music, and more! Free museum admission.

Ever heard of Christmas in July? Well, we’re having Halloween in June! Trick or treat at each of the trucks, wear your favorite costume (no snow pants needed!) and be entered to win a prize.

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June 16th-17th: Juneteenth Festival

The Juneteenth Festival of Buffalo was started in 1976 by B.U.I.L.D., a community-based organization, as a culturally relevant alternative to the country’s Bicentennial Celebration. The group blocked off part of Jefferson Avenue — the “Main Street” of Buffalo’s Black community — for a weekend celebration. Murals were painted and vendors set up booths to sell ethnic foods and wares — entertainment and festivity were abundant. After several years, the Juneteenth Festival outgrew Jefferson Avenue. It is now held in Martin Luther King Jr. Park at the intersection of Best Street and Fillmore Avenue. Juneteenth Festival Inc. received 501(c) (3) status in 1985. In 2000, the name of the organization was changed to Juneteenth of Buffalo, Inc. to reflect its broader mission.

Juneteenth of Buffalo, Inc. exists exclusively for charitable and educational purposes. Staffed by volunteers, its mission is to actively preserve and promote the broad spectrum of African American heritage through educational and cultural activities that will benefit the community as a whole. Juneteenth Festival, Inc. partners with existing organizations with similar community-based objectives to help achieve its mission.

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June 27th: Live At Larkin

KeyBank Live at Larkin Wednesday evening concerts are the signature night for music in Larkinville. KeyBank Live at Larkin,  sponsored by Independent Health features at least two bands playing live, local and original music each Wednesday during the summer from 5:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. A curated selection of food trucks are in the square offering lots of dining options. Beer, wine and other beverages available from Larkin Square.  This is the perfect way to get over the mid-week hump, with hula-hooping, dancing, playing pickleball, socializing, and enjoying a fun and relaxing night in Larkinville! Free admission and abundant free parking!  Live music in the Hydraulic Hearth Beer Garden following KeyBank Live at Larkin concerts.

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June 28th: Orchard Fresh Farmers Market

Come join the Orchard Park Farmers and Artisans Market every Thursday from May 25th to October 19th and enjoy local Farmers and Artisans! We feature local bands weekly and food trucks every single week. Come see what all of the fun is about!

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