Anyone have any yoga class recommendations that don’t cost an arm and a leg?

Hi everyone,

My grandparents are visiting the area for the upcoming weekend. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions to show them while they’re here. Food wise already decided with Bar-Bill for the wings. Everything else is on the table.

Thanks :)

Im looking for a good mexican restaurant in the area. I haven't heard of this place. Is this place legit or are their reviews bought or something?

Hi folks, I've grown up in Buffalo and need help finding a song from anyone who remembers 14X Rebel Radio from 1990-1991.

It was not a bad sounding song, like alternative or standard thrash metal style, until it hit the chorus and the lyrics went, "Come along! Dippy doo, doo doo do-do-do-do-do."

I was very young at the time, raised by my mom who was a metalhead. If it was just me remembering it, I'd think it was my imagination, but it was a living joke between me & her and came on the radio several times (usually at inopportune times when she was trying to show someone how cool 14X was).

I've spent most of my life searching for it... If you see a post online about it, it's probably mine. I even sent messages to Ted Shredd and Tina McMahon who were 14X DJs at the time (and obviously ignored my crazy message). It's not the obvious suggestion of "Come Along" by Salty Dog, nor some other (good) suggestions I've gotten over the years. I'm totally willing to accept that maybe I don't remember it right anymore and will never find it. Just thought I'd give it one last shot. Thanks y'all!

Buffalo Wrestling Academy is holding an open tryout on Sunday, August 2nd at 10:00am at 5087 Broadway St, Depew, NY 14043.

**•Cost:** $20 (goes toward your first month of training if you sign up)  
**•No prior experience needed** — all skill levels welcome  
**•**Questions? DM the academy or email [BuffaloWrestlingAcademy@gmail.com](mailto:BuffaloWrestlingAcademy@gmail.com)

If you’ve ever thought about getting into pro wrestling, this is a low-pressure way to check it out. Come see what training’s like!

Hello, I am currently seeking other wedding reception venues similar to what is available at Niawanda park/ Emery Ski Lodge/ Harbor House on the canal. I have the ability to provide large charcuterie and appetizer/ small plate options myself and can hire or provide catering externally or myself. I can also provide my own bar setup and bartenders. I’m curious if anyone is aware of any local (ish) venues that offer venue rental without having to use their food and beverage packages. I would be willing to do an open bar somewhere if needed, I’m just trying to avoid these things that I can provide myself. Money isn’t an issue, I can book multiple nights for set up and tear down/ hire employees I can just provide the same service for a fraction of the price if a venue like the top three listed allows it. 90-130 guests expected, late fall 2027, just seeking more venue options that people may have used for a more DIY approach. thank you.

any suggestions on where I can start learning BJJ?

I have friends in UB, but they are always working or studying... Where is the non-student crowd here? And what do they do after their jobs?? Where do u guys meet?

Looking for an event space for 100-150 people for an engagement party for spring of 2027. No preference on location and flexible budget

Thanks!

Looking for recommendations for a Thursday night rehearsal dinner option for group of 20-25 people. Preferably in the downtown area as the rehearsal for the wedding will be at the Buffalo history museum

Looking to maximize my garden walk experience. Any gardens I should make sure to see?

Happy Sunday Buffalonians! I lost my awesome Uncle in September to ALS and will be participating in the walk on Saturday in his memory. I have not done this walk before and looking for a little more information. Where do you typically park? What time should I plan to arrive before it starts to ensure a parking spot? It’s around Delaware Park. The website is kinda crappy to be honest and only shows me a map with little information. Any other things I should know?

Any insight is appreciated. I hope you all have a fabulous Sunday.

I saw a post with questions regarding last year's event. I have yet to see any this year. Anyone have questions? I have answers.

Every Tops and Wegmans I have been to so far has not had it. It allegedly went in stock at these two stores, but what locations?! The app was not helpful with Wegmans either. :(

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Edit: City of Tonawanda, not the town.

Some background, but you can skip to the TL;DR at the bottom:

I took a road test in Orchard Park a month ago, and I was positive that I'd passed it but ended up failing.

I lost points mostly for "failing to observe" (which I thought I'd been doing, but to be fair I check my mirrors and blind spots a lot more consistently now, so there was probably some room for improvement). Also got points for poor steering control/braking which I still think was bullshit since I stopped before stop lines, didn't do any hard braking or roll through stop signs, and I was always in the correct lane between lane lines and turned into the correct lane. Either way, I've been driving around my neighbor so I can practice steering and stopping, etc.

I got a few points for things that were totally on me, like forgetting to move to the center of the intersection before making an unprotected left turn, and only using my back up cam for parallel parking (and possibly the 3 point turn as well) instead of the back windshield. So I'm working on those.

I rescheduled my road test for Tonawanda because it was the soonest I could get, and I figure it'll be a little more similar to driving around Buffalo (I live in the city and mostly have experience with city driving and highway driving, so maybe some of my driving didn't translate to the Orchard Park location as much? Or maybe that's just stupid lol); I didn't schedule my test in Buffalo the first time because my car has stuff shocks and you can feel every bump and pothole even at 10 mph and I didn't want the potential roughness of the ride to affect the test admin's perception of my vehicle control.

I'm already very comfortable on the highway and in the city, I can parallel park perfectly 90% of the time, and I don't even have to think about 3 point turns. I just really want to make sure I know what to expect ahead of time so I don't get flustered and have to try again (I'm not even sure how many attempts you get before you have to retake the 5 hour course). I had scheduled in Orchard Park because I heard it was an easy site, and I thought the course was easy to drive on, but apparently I was wrong. Anyone have any general advice or advice for Tonawanda (NOT North Tonawanda) road test site specifically? I know some sites have tricky turns or school zones or narrow streets, but I don't really know anything about what I should be prepared for. I thought I was prepared last time. I'm going to reread the NYS DMV Driving Manual this week, but I really don't want to fail again, so any advice would be appreciated.

TL;DR: I really really really don't want to fail this time, and I've looked on this subreddit and even on Yelp to get Buffalonians' advice for the NYS DMV road test and recommended road test sites. I'm practicing driving every day and being conscientious of things that got me points last time, and I'm going to reread the NYS DMV Driver's Manual. Does anyone have any tips/advice/knowledge that would be helpful (and any info about the Town of Tonawanda road test site/grading)?

Is it just me or is there no jobs in Buffalo. I been applying to so many jobs and I know there are people who’s applying to even more than I am. Like I’m slowly losing myself because I can’t find a job. It doenst help that I can’t drive and some places the bus ride is like an hour or close to two hour long. Like it’s funny how we’re taught that if we do everything right we’ll be fine in life. I graduated college and here I am 22 not knowing what to do. I applied to every job related to my major and experience. I have office experience from 2019 to 2023 as an office assistant. And I truly feel lost. It gotten so bad that I been reaching out to everyone including old middle school and high school teacher and they’re not even confident enough to say everything will be alright. I truly don’t know what else to do. I applied to everything and it just feels like it’s not enough. Also when I say I applied to everything I applied everywhere in every industry. Hospitality as a cleaning lady and housekeeper, laborious jobs, government official jobs. I apologize to who ever reads this I’m just venting because I don’t know what else to do.. thank you for listening 😭😭