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 November 2007 Back to Table of Contents Back to Archives Main Page Noteworthy November 1-25
The last weekend to experience the glorious glass marvels that make up Botanical Wonders: The Story of the Harvard Glass Flowers at the Corning Museum of Glass is November 23-25, and is well worth the short drive. This is also the Museum’s annual after-Thanksgiving sale in the Glass Market. Several other features for children are also running, making November an ideal month for a family CMOG visit. Corning Museum of Glass | One Museum Way, Corning | 800-732-6845 | www.cmog.org November 1-30
Western New York’s farming legacy should never be forgotten. To that end, the Castellani Art Museum offers a historical view of the evolution of the family farm with the exhibit Rural America: Remembering the Family Farm through January 13. The exhibit will feature artwork, photographs, advertisements, and more. Castellani Art Museum | Niagara University | 286-8200 | www.niagara.edu/cam/ November 16-18
Wouldn’t it be nice to finish your shopping in November? The 27th annual Kenan Arts Council Holiday Gift Show at Kenan Center on November 16-18 might just do the trick. The show will include handcrafted work in all price ranges, herbal gifts made by the Kenan Herb Club and a quilt created by the Kenan Quilters’ Guild for a raffle. Proceeds from the show will support the Kenan Center’s many community-oriented programs as well as the Art Council’s scholarships and arts grants to area schools. Kenan Center | 433 Locust Street, Lockport | www.kenancenter.org November 23-24
Christmas markets have been popular in Europe for years, and on November 23 and 24, Buffalo’s venerable Broadway Market looks to bring this tradition to Western New York with its first annual Christmas Food Fair. Featuring food, musical performances, and special gifts, the celebration will run through Thanksgiving weekend from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Broadway Market | 999 Broadway, Buffalo | 893-0705 | www.broadwaymarket.com November 24-25
Ballet Met’s The Nutracker is an annual tradition at Shea’s Performing Arts Center, but it’s hard to say who enjoys it more — children or adults. For kids, the classic tale of a handsome prince is a visual stunner, with Christmas trees growing before their very eyes. And for adults, it’s a wonderful reminder of what it’s like to be young during the holidays. Running from November 24-25, there is no better place in Buffalo to experience this magical story than at Shea’s. Shea’s Performing Arts Center | 646 Main Street | 852-5000 | www.sheas.org back to top back to table of contents Current Issue | About Forever Young | Where to Find | Advertise | Our Advertisers | Community Calendar | Contest | Clubs | Contact Us | Archives | Home |
