The Broadway Market Market goes green tomorrow.

Dancing, food, music, crafts and more!

Schedule…
Erin Sidney Welsh – 9:30 am – Front Stage
Gone With the Woodwinds – 10:00 am – Front Stage
2010 Census Recruitment – 10:00 am – 1:00 pm – Near Escalators
Upstate New York Transplant Services Blood Drive – 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
(Former Key Bank)
Rince Na Tiarna (Irish Dance) – 10:30 am – Front Stage
Melanie’s Sweets Cake Decorating Demonstration – 11:00 – Front Stage
Gone With The Woodwinds – 11:00 am – Back
Accordion by Stan – 12:00pm – Back

http://broadwaymarket.org

I know…how is it related to B-F…well I went to school here…it is a great school.

I absolutely, positively, undeniably love where I went to high school in the B-lo…the Buffalo Academy for Visual and Performing Arts…it is truly a gem and coolest school in all of WNY.

Want to help it out?  I know you do.

From 03/10 to 03/17, shop at Barnes and Noble and portion of the proceeds will go to BAVPA…easy enough to do.

Just print up the following voucher and bring with you.

[voucher - pdf]

On Dyngus Day, the Broadway Market WILL BE OPEN and Celebrating!!!!

Watch for more events – presently scheduled from Noon to 3:00PM the Jagermeister-sponsored, Fritz’s Polka Band will be performing at the market.

The group was formed in 1978 by lead accordionist, the late Fred Scherz Sr., and his eight-year old son, Fritz, for whom the band was named. Sadly, Fred passed away on November 14, 2009, but Fritz is going to try to keep FPB going. FPB performs an eclectic mix of musical styles, including modern polka, country, fox-trot, waltz, and more! Fritz’s Polka Band is NOT an oompa pa band or the stereotypical “polka” band. In fact, FPB is known for breaking the stereotype regarding “polka” music. FPB is the first polka band to perform at a Woodstock Festival!

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The Bell Ringer Auction, always an exciting event, will be held at the Creekside Banquet Center, 2669 Union Road, Cheektowaga, on Saturday, March 27, 2010. New, gently used, and antique items will be raffled, and you will have an opportunity to bid on unique collectables in a silent auction.

In the past we have offered Lladro figurines, Hummel and Lenox porcelain, antique jewelry, and valuable gift certificates for restaurants, recreation, personal services and entertainment. This year’s items are exceptional in both quality and variety.

Doors open at 11:00 AM for browsing and ticket sales. A delicious luncheon of baked stuffed chicken breast with dressing, vegetables, salad, bread basket, coffee tea and dessert will be served at noon.

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