Buffalo nightlife

A Buffalo music venue with a 40-year history just made a rare and permanent call and it all started with one song played on a Saturday night.

Buffalo's Chippewa Strip has always had its share of late nights and loud debates — but Tuesday's city council meeting brought a different kind of tension to the room.

Downtown Buffalo's Chippewa Street is about to look a lot different on weekend nights — no cars, physical barriers, and a curfew on parking starting this week.

Chippewa Street has seen barriers go up, extra patrols roll in, and now there's talk of keeping anyone under 21 off the strip after 10 pm on weekends.

Buffalo is bouncing back slowly but surely, with a new lounge promising good vibes and tasty bites in a historic setting. Sounds like a revival!

As the sun sets over Chippewa, whispers of change are in the air — but will it be enough to keep the party alive?

Remember the nights when Buffalo was the go-to for dancing until dawn? Those memories linger like a sweet melody from the past.

If you plan to drive into or around Buffalo's central entertainment district, you will need to make different plans on how you get around.

The owners of Buffalo's Oakk Room is bringing the vibes to downtown Buffalo's central entertainment district.

It's looking like the region has lost another spot to hang out at in the evening.

More changes from the President could result in bars and clubs making some serious changes to their menus.

The historic Mohawk Place has new owners and its' path to greeting music fans is being laid as we speak.