Survey for the Broadway Market

The Project for Public Spaces is doing a survey on the Broadway Market to determine where shoppers come from and other info.
Please take a moment to fill it out.

The Project for Public Spaces is doing a survey on the Broadway Market to determine where shoppers come from and other info.
Please take a moment to fill it out.
Caught this on the Broadway Market’s Facebook page:
As you are contemplating the upcoming week, here is a question for you to ponder. Who stole the keeshka?
Have a great week!!!
This one from WKBW…
This one from WGRZ
Please share with your friends because this is shaping up to be one great event!!!
http://broadwaymarket.org

When HSBC and First Niagara included the Broadway Market branch on the list of offices they were forced to sell in deal with federal antitrust regulators this past November, I was worried about this branch’s future.
Not to worry, KeyBank will acquire the office located at 1017 Broadway as part of the deal.
KeyBank used to have a branch right inside the Market until it left in 2008.
Read more about the KeyBank, HSBC and First Niagara deal in the Buffalo News—>

Please join the Market on 01/21/2012 as they celebrate National Polka Month with Polka, Piwo , and Pierogi!!!
The Market will be open all week for all to finish up your shopping for all your Holiday Foods and Gifts!
“Holiday Wines at the Broadway Market”, a free local wine tasting, will held be this Saturday and Sunday, December 17 and 18 at the Broadway Market’s Kriskindlemart. This holiday food and craft fair continues December 17 through Christmas Eve with Santa visiting everyday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Check out the Broadway Market’s website, www.broadwaymarket.org for a complete list of vendors and entertainment schedule.
The holiday food and craft fair features local wineries, specialty food vendors, holiday crafters and Broadway Market’s traditional holiday foods including hams, sausage, fish, Russian mushrooms, breads and sweets. For additional information contact the market at 716-893-0705. The market is located at 999 Broadway and is open every day from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Parking is available in the parking ramp attached to the market.
Since 1888, the Broadway Market has been known for unique products and personal services, with meat and poultry stands, produce counters, bakeries, candy stands and restaurants. Family-owned businesses passed from generation to generation, continue to create some of Buffalo’s best loved foods.
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(By Bernice Radle – Buffalo Rising) Have you ever been to, or heard of, the R&L Lounge on Buffalo’s East Side? Do you have any idea what the East Side of Buffalo once held, as far as small businesses, community centers, tight-knit neighborhoods? Have you read the “Last Fine Time” by Verlyn Klinkenborg?
The Broadway Market has a long, storied history in Buffalo, and you’d be hard-pressed to find someone in the area that has never heard of it. The Market first opened in 1888 as a merchant of unique foods that brought ethnic traditions, mostly from Polish and other Eastern European immigrants to Buffalo’s East Side.


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