Written in 1935, Sinclair Lewis’ tale tells of a huckster politician who buys the presidential election and proceeds to turn the U.S. into a fascist dictatorship… see any modern parallels? All shows are in our home venue The Manny Fried Playhouse at 255 Great Arrow Avenue on the third floor of North Buffalo’s historic Great […]

Albright-Knox Art Gallery, with reception in the AK Café. Environmentalist author and social activist Bill McKibben, “The Desperate Climate Fight: Ordinary People in an Extraordinary Moment”  (7 PM VIP reception - see pricing at below link). $20/15 (adult/student). $30/20 for whole festival. $30 max for whole festival. For tickets go to https://buffalohumanities.org/2017-festival/tickets/

Albright-Knox Art Gallery, with reception in the AK Café. Environmentalist author and social activist Bill McKibben, “The Desperate Climate Fight: Ordinary People in an Extraordinary Moment”  (7 PM VIP reception - see pricing at below link). $20/15 (adult/student). $30/20 for whole festival. $30 max for whole festival. For tickets go to https://buffalohumanities.org/2017-festival/tickets/

Written in 1935, Sinclair Lewis’ tale tells of a huckster politician who buys the presidential election and proceeds to turn the U.S. into a fascist dictatorship… see any modern parallels? All shows are in our home venue The Manny Fried Playhouse at 255 Great Arrow Avenue on the third floor of North Buffalo’s historic Great […]

Written in 1935, Sinclair Lewis’ tale tells of a huckster politician who buys the presidential election and proceeds to turn the U.S. into a fascist dictatorship… see any modern parallels? All shows are in our home venue The Manny Fried Playhouse at 255 Great Arrow Avenue on the third floor of North Buffalo’s historic Great […]

Saturday, Sept. 30, 10:30 AM Rockwell Hall, Buffalo State College The full festival day begins with a performance by Deke Weaver of “BEAR and the Unreliable Bestiary” and continues with talks, panels, and community conversations focusing on issues of environmental justice and economic sustainability, activism and planning, and the global climate change crisis. Lunch by […]

Saturday, Sept. 30, 10:30 AM Rockwell Hall, Buffalo State College The full festival day begins with a performance by Deke Weaver of “BEAR and the Unreliable Bestiary” and continues with talks, panels, and community conversations focusing on issues of environmental justice and economic sustainability, activism and planning, and the global climate change crisis. Lunch by […]

Written in 1935, Sinclair Lewis’ tale tells of a huckster politician who buys the presidential election and proceeds to turn the U.S. into a fascist dictatorship… see any modern parallels? All shows are in our home venue The Manny Fried Playhouse at 255 Great Arrow Avenue on the third floor of North Buffalo’s historic Great […]

Written in 1935, Sinclair Lewis’ tale tells of a huckster politician who buys the presidential election and proceeds to turn the U.S. into a fascist dictatorship… see any modern parallels? All shows are in our home venue The Manny Fried Playhouse at 255 Great Arrow Avenue on the third floor of North Buffalo’s historic Great […]

Radio Show Mondays, 1-3pm. Jim Anderson and Vicki Ross co-hosting. Focus on Anne Frank Project Social Justice Conf (Buff State Oct 3&4); World On Your Plate conference (see above Oct 6-7); and Heron Simmonds, Chair of WNYPC's Racial Justice Taskforce re policing in Buffalo, racial issues generally. Go to wbny.buffalostate.edu or http://tunein.com/radio/WBNY-913-s27549/.

Radio Show Mondays, 1-3pm. Jim Anderson and Vicki Ross co-hosting. Focus on Anne Frank Project Social Justice Conf (Buff State Oct 3&4); World On Your Plate conference (see above Oct 6-7); and Heron Simmonds, Chair of WNYPC's Racial Justice Taskforce re policing in Buffalo, racial issues generally. Go to wbny.buffalostate.edu or http://tunein.com/radio/WBNY-913-s27549/.

Anne Frank Project's Social Justice Festival, SUNY Buffalo State (1300 Elmwood Ave, Buffalo 14222). For more information: http://www.annefrankproject.com/afp-festival/ About our theme: Our increasingly divisive world is actually the product of a small number of powerful communities rather than the multiple diverse groups of people whose stories are often silenced by oppression, or simply unknown. AFP 2017 […]