Buffalo NY Hookups: The App In The Lead Has No Recent Wins
Updated August 2026Every figure sourced
- Open Plenty of Fish first, even though Tinder is what leads the chart here. Buffalo’s own searching divides four ways, Tinder 34, Hinge 27, Plenty of Fish 25, Bumble 14, so if you want one app and you want the busiest one, Tinder is a fair answer. Plenty of Fish is free to message, no other of the four carries a recent Buffalo result, and it shows up in the city while it goes missing in three towns on this chart that all sit above the metro median income.
- If you want it explicit and written down, that is AdultFriendFinder. Explicit photos sit on the profile as standard, members type the ask out in plain words, and it is a paid site rather than a dating app. Buffalo is not short of unattached people. 38.80% of city households are one person and more than half of adults have never married. What it is short of is anybody saying what they actually want.
- This city’s queer nightlife is one block of Allen Street, and Grindr covers the other six nights. 26 Allen, the room that used to be Cathode Ray, trades 1pm to 4am daily and is 21 and over. The Old Pink burned in 2024 and lists still print it. Sniffies comes second on format rather than on anything Buffalo has volunteered about it.
- There is no lesbian bar in Buffalo, and none anywhere in New York State outside New York City, so the accounts are the answer and HER is the app behind them. Carpet Factory Productions runs the sapphic events that are actually on, OutLoud Sports is the queer rec league women name first, and 26 Allen’s own calendar carries no women’s night.
- Allentown is where the going out happens. Elmwood Village and Hertel Avenue are the walkable dinner strips. Chippewa Street is the name outsiders know and the one the city currently closes to traffic at weekends.
Dating apps in Buffalo, NY: the one leading the chart is not the one we would open first
Of everything this city looks up across the four big names, Tinder takes 34, Hinge 27, Plenty of Fish 25 and Bumble 14.7 That is what people look up, not who is on what, but at city level it is the measurement we have. Tinder leads it by nine points. If you want one app and you want the busiest one, open Tinder and I will not argue with you.
I would still open Plenty of Fish first, and the reason is Buffalo rather than anything general about the app.
Among the four, it is the one carrying a recent Buffalo result. Two men here describe something that actually happened, a relationship rather than an opinion, and both of them describe it happening on Plenty of Fish, in September 2025 and January 2026. Tinder’s Buffalo stories are two and three years old. That is a thin base and I am not going to dress it up as more, but it points one way and nothing points back.
Hinge takes the one specific complaint anybody here makes. A man who moved back to Buffalo from a bigger city says it keeps showing him the same few women from the university, because Western New York is insular and hardly anybody moves in. That is one man’s read of his own market. It is also the only time anybody here has described the Buffalo pool rather than the app in general.
And the money runs the right way. Plenty of Fish is free to message. Buffalo city’s median household is on $52,211, plus or minus 3,012.1 The metro’s is on $72,237.2 The three towns on this chart carrying Tinder and Hinge and nothing else are Kenmore, Orchard Park and Hamburg, on $77,639, $99,904 and $112,292.4 Plenty of Fish clears Google’s reporting threshold in seven of the fourteen towns here, Buffalo city, Cheektowaga, West Seneca and Depew among them. In those three it does not register at all.
That is a direction, not a law. Money does not decide what anybody installs, and there are plenty of people in Kenmore on whatever they like. But it points the same way the city’s own income figure points, and it fits what the app is.
Use it as a search, not as a deck of cards. That is how it has worked for the men here it has worked for. The filters are the whole point, and they matter more here than in most places because the city and the ring around it are different ages. The median age inside Buffalo is 34.5. Across Erie and Niagara counties it is 41.3.12 Widen the map without touching the age band and the results quietly get older. Set both on purpose and you are searching the city you actually live in.
Every town in the Buffalo, NY market that returned a reading, all 14 of them
Four towns carry all four apps: Getzville, West Seneca, Buffalo and Cheektowaga. Those are the rows worth reading against each other. Everywhere else the missing bars are doing the talking. Bumble clears the threshold in four towns in the whole market and never gets above 18, which it manages in Cheektowaga, where it is still last of the four. Getzville is the one place Hinge leads, 37 to Tinder’s 34. It has no census geography of its own: it is a hamlet inside the town of Amherst, where the median household is on $93,483, and UB’s North Campus is in that same town.4
Hookup sites in Buffalo, NY: the explicit lane, in a city of people who live on their own
Buffalo is full of people who are not attached to anybody. Of city residents aged 15 or older, 52.05% have never married, against 36.91% across the Buffalo-Cheektowaga metro.12 38.80% of city households are one person, plus or minus 3.58, against 33.91% metro-wide.12 Both of those are city-line figures, and both fall away the moment you cross it.
What is missing is anybody writing down what they want. These are the biggest casual sex sites there are, and what recommends one to a Buffalo reader is that it needs neither a room nor a closing time, in a city whose going out narrows to a single street and whose last train leaves hours before the bars do. On AdultFriendFinder a kink is a search field with a name on it. Couples and groups are boxes you tick rather than a subject you work round to. Cams and live video run alongside the lot of it, which covers the nights nobody is leaving the house at all. The photos are explicit and that is simply how the profiles are built. None of it is a dating app, and the site has never sold itself as one.
It costs money. In a city with a median household on $52,211 and a poverty rate of 23.04%, plus or minus 2.97,1 that belongs near the top of the description and not in the small print. What the money buys is that everybody else on there paid too, and nobody pays to browse vaguely.
Buffalo is a small dense city sitting inside a very large empty one. The city runs about 6,850 people to the square mile. The metro runs 741.12 On a national membership site, the radius is the setting people get wrong. Drawn wide enough to swallow Lockport and Hamburg it feels generous and mostly returns fields. Drawn on the city it covers a place where more than half the adults have never married. Start it tight. Widen it only if the city comes back thin.
Ashley Madison is not on this page and Buffalo is the reason. Among city residents 15 or older, 33.36% are currently married, plus or minus 1.74,3 against 46.79% across the metro.2 A site built around married people needs married people, and this city does not have them in the numbers that would justify sending you there.
Gay bars in Buffalo, NY: one block of Allen Street, and the app for every other night
Start with what is actually open, because most of what is written about gay Buffalo is out of date. 26 Allen, at 26 Allen Street in Allentown, is the main queer bar in the city. It is the room that was Cathode Ray, same people running it, trading 1pm to 4am every day, strictly 21 and over, IDs scanned at the door.10 Busy at weekends, calm midweek. The Old Pink on the same street burned in June 2024 and lists still send people to it. Cathode Ray is not somewhere you can go, it is what 26 used to be called. The current queer venue list also carries Fugazi at 503 Franklin Street in Allentown, The Underground Niteclub at 274 Delaware Avenue downtown, Milkie’s and Jack Rabbit on Elmwood, Gypsy Parlor on Grant Street and The Mary Shelley on Hertel.9 The Underground is open and locals are split on it, half saying it has the old Cathode Ray feel and half saying stay away under the new owner. Neither it nor Fugazi has hours we would print.
Visit Buffalo puts the city’s gay bars in Allentown and says bars there run to 4am.8 That is the district, and it is short: Allen Street between Elmwood and Main, plus Franklin and Delaware. Club Marcella has moved to the Cobblestone District, opens Thursday to Saturday, and its owner now calls it a big-city nightclub with mass appeal rather than a strictly gay room. If you are looking for gay clubs in Buffalo, NY rather than bars, that is the whole club-format list, and it is a room that no longer calls itself strictly gay. Buffalo Pride, which dropped the word Week from its old name, routes its parade down Elmwood Avenue into Allen Street and finishes at Canalside.8
Put the Upstate NY Black & Latino Pride Street Fest in the calendar. It ran on 24 July 2026 outside 26 Allen Street with MOCHA Buffalo, its fifth year.11 Buffalo city is 31.67% Black, plus or minus 1.97, against 10.84% across the metro.12 The Black and Latino queer scene here runs through that festival, MOCHA and the Pride Center, not through any app. Nobody here names one, and saying so beats naming one nobody uses.
One block carries the whole queer nightlife of this city. There is no second district to walk to, so the app carries the other six nights on its own. Nobody in Buffalo is comparing apps by name, so treat this as the only app anyone here mentions rather than as a popularity finding.
Know what this one is worth before you take it: not one person in Buffalo has ever mentioned Sniffies. It is here on what it is, not on anything local. What it is, is a browser page with no iOS app, so nothing installs and nothing sits on your home screen, and it works off a map rather than a column of faces sorted by distance. When the queer geography of a city is one street plus a few friendly rooms on Elmwood, Grant and Hertel, a map tells you more than a list does.
Lesbian bars in Buffalo, NY: there are none, and here is what women name instead
Buffalo has no lesbian bar. Neither does anywhere else in New York State outside New York City.14 Women here keep asking for one anyway, which tells you the room is missed rather than unwanted. Roxy’s is gone and they still bring it up. Dyke Night Buffalo, which lists were still recommending in the summer of 2026, is not running either, and its Instagram is gone with it.
26 Allen is where the city sends everybody, and women here are blunt that a gay bar and a lesbian bar are not the same thing. The venue’s own calendar backs them up: Leather Night, Bear Night, Thick Thursday, karaoke, drag and DJs, and no women’s or sapphic night anywhere on it.10
So the answer in Buffalo is a set of people and accounts rather than an address.
- Carpet Factory Productions, @_carpetfact0ry, is the live sapphic events operator in the city. Its own bio describes queer-led events and sapphic spaces, it had dated events running in August 2026, and it put on a show at Buffalo Iron Works in June.12
- OutLoud Sports Buffalo, the queer rec league, is the first thing women here name when another woman asks. Kickball, dodgeball, soccer, volleyball, bowling and more.13
- WNY Pride Center is the general front door. The Buffalo-Niagara LGBTQ History Project runs a walking tour of the city’s former lesbian bars, which tells you there were enough of them to fill a tour.
- BuffDykes is one to follow, not one to turn up for. The account is live and the next meeting is not fixed.
- The Mary Shelley on Hertel Avenue is not a sapphic bar and is very much that crowd, which is how a woman here described it in March 2026.9
Take this as the thinner half of the answer. No woman here has gone on record about what she opens, HER included, so the case rests on scale alone: about 63,600 US App Store ratings, which is enough bodies to fill a search drawn across a metro of 1,160,172 and that scale is the whole of the case for it.2 Install a smaller one in a market that has no room of its own and you are looking at a blank screen inside a week. With no lesbian bar in this city and none anywhere in the state outside New York City, a mainstream app with its orientation filter turned on is the honest companion to it, and plenty of women here will reach for that one first.
Buffalo hookups: the four picks side by side
| The pick | Who should install it | Does anybody in Buffalo talk about it | Where its Buffalo pool sits | How firm the pick is |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Plenty of Fish | Anybody keeping one mainstream app | Yes, and no other of the four carries a recent local result | Seven of the fourteen towns here, the city among them. It does not register in Kenmore, Orchard Park or Hamburg | Medium. Tinder leads the chart by nine points and is the fallback |
| AdultFriendFinder | Anybody who wants it explicit and stated | No, and nobody anywhere does. Paid memberships in this lane are not something people post about | Wherever you draw the radius, so draw it on the city rather than the counties | A category, described plainly. Nothing local argues either way |
| Grindr | Gay men, on the nights nothing is on | Barely, and the one local verdict is a complaint about married men | Densest around Allentown, and it thins fast off that block | Thin as a verdict on the app, firm on the district |
| HER | Queer women | No. Buffalo women name leagues, hosts and accounts, never an app | Effectively the whole metro, because the city has no room of its own | Weak on the app, steadier on the people and the nights. Scale is the whole case |
More than half of Buffalo’s adults have never married, and the students are not why
plus or minus 43
against 41.3 across the metro
plus or minus 3,012
The never-married figure is the one that matters on a page like this, and it is huge next to the counties around it: 52.05% inside the city line against 36.91% across the metro.12 The obvious objection is the universities, and it does not hold. Buffalo’s 15 to 19 population is not elevated over the metro at all, and its 20 to 24 band runs about two points above the metro share, which is a seventh or so of a fifteen-point gap. The students are part of why Buffalo is young. They are not why it is single.
Worth knowing about those universities anyway. UB enrolled 30,400 students in autumn 2025 and SUNY Buffalo State 6,095, and UB’s North Campus, where most UB students are, sits in Amherst outside the city line.6 South Campus is inside the city, at the top of the rail line. City residents enrolled in college of any kind come to 25,166, plus or minus 3,049.1
Two more things about who lives here. Buffalo has no racial majority, only a plurality: 40.73% White alone not Hispanic, 31.67% Black, 11.27% Hispanic and 10.12% Asian, and both releases agree on every one of those.1 The metro is a different place at 73.04% White, so anything written about Buffalo off a metro figure is describing the suburbs. And 19.91% of city households have no vehicle available, plus or minus 2.39, against 9.89% metro-wide.5 That is households, not adults, which matters two sections down.
Going out in Buffalo, NY: the Allentown bars, Elmwood, Hertel, and the street the city is policing
Allentown is the going-out district and the one that still works on a weeknight. Roughly Allen Street between Elmwood and Main, plus Franklin and Delaware. Visit Buffalo calls it the artist neighbourhood and names Casa Azul, Billy Club and Nietzsche’s, a dive that has had live music on since 1982.8 Same district as the gay bars and the 4am licences. First Fridays is the monthly gallery walk, and the Allentown Art Festival took the street on 13 and 14 June 2026.8
Elmwood Village runs north from Allentown to Buffalo State. Dinner and early drinks, not a 2am strip: a couple of hundred boutiques, restaurants and taverns on a street that was deliberately narrowed to widen its pavements.17 Hertel Avenue in North Buffalo is the other walkable one, dining-led, the North Park Theatre on it, shawarma counters next to old Italian delis. Larkinville peaks on a summer Wednesday evening and finishes at eight.18 Canalside is programmed waterfront that turns into an ice rink and shuts by 10pm.19 Neither of those last two is a night out, whatever a visitor guide tells you.
Chippewa Street is the name people who do not live here know, so here is the straight answer. It still holds the most club rooms downtown and it is still licensed to 4am. It is also closed to cars between Delaware and Franklin from 10pm to 4am every Friday and Saturday by city order, and in August 2026 the mayor called it a thoroughfare marked by repeated disturbances and announced more enforcement, including security on private car parks and a review of the permits that let 18 to 20 year olds in.16 The city’s own tourism board leaves it off the neighbourhood guide entirely.8 It is the youngest and most transient strip here, and what you probably want is twelve minutes’ walk north in Allentown.
Bars in Buffalo, NY run to 4am. The last train does not.
Nobody in Buffalo brought this up. This section is us reasoning from the numbers, so weigh it as that. It is still true and it will still shape your evening.
Erie County runs a 4am last call and it holds three ways: the tourism board says Allentown bars are open until 4am, the city’s own Chippewa order runs its closure window to 4am, and Club Marcella publishes 4am closes on all three of its nights.816 Nothing here shuts early. The city also has one rail line, up Main Street from Canalside to UB South Campus, and weekday service ends around half past midnight.15 Sources differ on the exact minute, so we are not printing one.
So there are about three and a half hours of legal drinking every night with no train under them, in a city where one household in five has no car. The line misses Elmwood Village, Hertel and Larkinville completely. It serves Allentown, the Chippewa end of downtown and the campus. That is the list. None of this means stay in. It means that if you are meeting someone off an app on a weeknight, Allen Street is the one district you can both get to on rails, and after midnight everybody is getting home another way. Work that out before you leave the house, not at half three in the morning.
What people ask about hooking up in Buffalo, NY
Which dating app do people in Buffalo, NY actually use?
Inside the city line the four names divide 34 to Tinder, 27 to Hinge, 25 to Plenty of Fish and 14 to Bumble. Tinder leads that measure. Plenty of Fish is the one with a recent Buffalo result attached to it, from two men here describing something that actually happened rather than an opinion, and it is free to message in a city whose median household income is $52,211 against $72,237 across the metro. It also clears Google’s reporting threshold in seven of the fourteen towns here, Buffalo, Cheektowaga, West Seneca and Depew among them, while not registering at all in Kenmore, Orchard Park and Hamburg. Start with Plenty of Fish and keep Tinder as the fallback. Hinge takes the one specific complaint anybody here makes, which is that the same few profiles keep coming round.
Which hookup sites work in Buffalo, NY?
Two different things doing two different jobs. The mainstream apps are where the volume is, and in Buffalo that means Plenty of Fish first with Tinder as the fallback: Tinder leads the city’s search interest at 34 to Plenty of Fish’s 25, while Plenty of Fish is the one with a recent local result attached and it is free to message. The adult hookup sites are a separate category. AdultFriendFinder and the sites alongside it are paid memberships where the ask is written on the profile and the photos are explicit as standard. That is a different product from a dating app, not a busier version of one. If you are searching for Buffalo, NY dating sites rather than apps, it is still those two lanes and no third one: a mainstream app for volume, a paid adult site for people who write down what they want. Ashley Madison is not worth your time here, because only 33.36% of Buffalo residents aged 15 or older are currently married, against 46.79% across the metro.
Is 26 Allen the same place as Cathode Ray?
Yes. Cathode Ray closed and the room at 26 Allen Street in Allentown is its successor, run by the same people, now trading simply as 26 Allen. It is open 1pm to 4am every day, it is 21 and over, and IDs are scanned at the door. It is the main queer bar in Buffalo and it is busy at weekends and quieter midweek. Guides that list Cathode Ray as a separate venue you can go to are out of date, as are the ones still listing The Old Pink on the same street, which burned in June 2024.
Are there gay bars in Buffalo, NY?
Yes, and they are concentrated in Allentown, on and around Allen Street between Elmwood and Main. 26 Allen is the main one, open 1pm to 4am daily and 21 and over. Fugazi on Franklin Street is in the same district. The Underground Niteclub on Delaware Avenue downtown is trading and locals disagree about it under its current ownership. Club Marcella has moved to the Cobblestone District, opens Thursday to Saturday and now describes itself as a general nightclub rather than a strictly gay room, keeping drag on Fridays. Milkie’s and Jack Rabbit on Elmwood, Gypsy Parlor on Grant Street and The Mary Shelley on Hertel are the queer-friendly rooms outside the district. Bars in Allentown run to 4am.
Are there any lesbian bars in Buffalo?
No. Buffalo has no lesbian bar, and there is none anywhere in New York State outside New York City. Roxy’s is long closed and Dyke Night Buffalo is no longer running, whatever older listings say. What exists instead is a set of organisers and groups: Carpet Factory Productions, queer-led and sapphic by its own description, with events running in August 2026; OutLoud Sports Buffalo, the queer rec league women here name before anything else; the WNY Pride Center; and BuffDykes, an account to follow rather than a fixed night. 26 Allen is the city’s queer bar, and women here are clear that a gay bar and a lesbian bar are not the same thing. Its published calendar carries no women’s night.
How late do bars stay open in Buffalo?
4am. Erie County runs a 4am last call and Buffalo bars trade right up to it: the tourism board says Allentown bars are open until 4am, the city’s weekend closure of Chippewa Street runs to 4am, and 26 Allen posts 1pm to 4am seven days a week. Nothing here shuts early. The catch is the way home. Metro Rail’s weekday service ends around half past midnight, which leaves about three and a half hours of drinking time with no train under it.
Where do people go out in Buffalo at night?
Allentown, most nights. It is walkable, it holds the dive bars, the live music and the gay bars, and it is the only going-out district on the rail line. Elmwood Village and Hertel Avenue are the dinner and early drinks strips, both walkable, neither on the rail. Chippewa Street downtown is the name outsiders know: it has the club rooms and the latest licences, it is closed to cars from 10pm to 4am on Friday and Saturday under a city enforcement programme, and the city’s own tourism board leaves it off the neighbourhood guide. Larkinville and Canalside are daytime and early-evening programming rather than nightlife, finishing at 8pm and 10pm.
Is Buffalo a good place to be single?
On the numbers, yes. Of city residents aged 15 or older, 52.05% have never married, against 36.91% across the Buffalo-Cheektowaga metro, and 38.80% of city households are one person. The median age inside the city is 34.5 against 41.3 metro-wide. That is not a student effect: the 15 to 19 population is not elevated over the metro at all and the 20 to 24 band is up about two points, roughly a seventh of the gap. Women outnumber men across all ages, 144,551 to 132,067, or 91.36 men per 100 women. Set against that, this city talks about dating apps mainly to say it is sick of them, and ask Buffalo how to meet somebody and what comes back is a league, a book club or a hiking group, never a download. Dating in Buffalo, NY is not short of single people. It is short of rooms where those people are in the same place on the same night.
- US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 estimates, Buffalo city, New York, via Census Reporter. Supports the population of 276,618, the median age of 34.5, median household income of $52,211, the male and female counts and the 91.36 men per 100 women, the never-married share of 52.05%, one-person households at 38.80%, the poverty rate of 23.04%, race and Hispanic origin, college enrolment among residents, and the land area used for the density figure. censusreporter.org
- US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 estimates, Buffalo-Cheektowaga, NY Metro Area, via Census Reporter. Every metro comparison on this page, including the metro population of 1,160,172, median household income of $72,237, median age 41.3, the never-married share of 36.91%, the currently-married share of 46.79% and the race figures. No margin of error is published for the metro population estimate on either release. censusreporter.org
- US Census Bureau, data.census.gov table B12001, Buffalo city, New York. Marital status by sex, the source of the currently-married share of 33.36% in the city. The matching metro share of 46.79% is from the metro profile at source 2. data.census.gov
- US Census Bureau, data.census.gov table B19013, median household income, 2020 to 2024 five-year estimates. The town figures for Kenmore, Orchard Park, Hamburg and the town of Amherst, which is the geography Getzville sits inside. data.census.gov
- US Census Bureau, data.census.gov table B08201, Buffalo city, New York. Household size by vehicles available, the source of the 19.91% of city households with no vehicle. data.census.gov
- University at Buffalo, autumn 2025 enrolment release, and SUNY Buffalo State University, autumn 2025 enrolment. UB at 30,400 students and Buffalo State at 6,095. These are institutional head counts and not counts of city residents. buffalo.edu and suny.buffalostate.edu
- Google Trends, entity comparison of Tinder, Hinge, Bumble and Plenty of Fish, Buffalo market, twelve months to 29 August 2026. Share of search interest between those four names, not installs and not active users. 14 of the 137 towns Google lists for this market cleared the reporting threshold on at least one of the four. trends.google.com
- Visit Buffalo Niagara, LGBTQ+ Buffalo and the Allentown neighbourhood guide. The largest concentration of gay bars in the city being in Allentown, bars there open until 4am, the Pride parade route down Elmwood Avenue into Allentown, and the venues, First Fridays gallery walk and Allentown Art Festival dates named in the Allentown section. visitbuffalo.com/lgbtq, visitbuffalo.com/allentown and visitbuffalo.com/allentown-art-festival
- Step Out Buffalo, LGBTQ+ nightlife and queer-friendly bars in Buffalo and WNY, updated 3 June 2026. The venue roster across Allentown, downtown, Elmwood Village, Grant Street and Hertel, including addresses. stepoutbuffalo.com
- 26 Allen, venue website and event calendar, with the venue’s own Instagram. 26 Allen Street, hours of 1pm to 4am daily, 21 and over, the live month-by-month calendar and the August 2026 listings. Confirmed operating August 2026. 26allen.com
- Buffalo Rising and Eventbrite, Upstate NY Black & Latino Pride Street Fest 2026. Friday 24 July 2026, 5pm to 10pm, at 26 Allen Street, free entry, fifth year, produced with Twenty Six Allen and MOCHA Buffalo. buffalorising.com and eventbrite.com
- Carpet Factory Productions, Instagram. Queer-led events and sapphic spaces per the operator’s own bio, confirmed active August 2026. instagram.com/_carpetfact0ry
- OutLoud Sports Buffalo. The queer rec league and its sports list, confirmed August 2026. outloudsports.com/buffalo
- Lesbian Bar Project directory. The list of lesbian bars still trading in the United States, none of them in New York State outside New York City. lesbianbarproject.com
- Go Buffalo Niagara, Metro Bus and Rail. Metro Rail weekday service beginning around 5:30am and ending around 12:30am, with trains every 10 to 15 minutes at peak. Other published timetables give a slightly later last train, which is why no exact minute appears above. gobuffaloniagara.org
- City of Buffalo news release on the Chippewa Street closures, and Buffalo Rising, “Changing of the Guard on Chippewa”, 5 August 2026. Chippewa closed to vehicles between Delaware and Franklin from 10pm to 4am every Friday and Saturday, the mayor’s description of repeated disturbances, and the enforcement measures including private car park security and the review of under-21 permits. buffalony.gov and buffalorising.com
- American Planning Association, Great Neighborhoods, Elmwood Village. Some 200 boutiques, restaurants and taverns, and the narrowing of Elmwood Avenue to widen its pavements. planning.org
- Larkin Square, KeyBank Live at Larkin. Wednesdays only, 3 June to 26 August 2026, 5pm to 8pm, free, at 745 Seneca Street, which is the Larkinville evening referred to above. larkinsquare.com
- WKBW, Ice at Canalside opens for the season on 21 November. The rink’s season dates and its latest closing time of 10pm, on Friday and Saturday. wkbw.com
