Great time at 2022 Niagara Falls Blues Festival…read more Bands were great. Otis Cadillac had us dancing in the isles

We have been down on old falls street for music before but they actually had it going on this…read moreweekend. They had a main stage for the bigger named bands but also a smaller stage under a tent. Speaking of tents the also had a tent with tables and chairs. Any place you were you had a great place for listening. They also sold beer and wine. Also pop and water if you were the designated driver. Farther down on old falls street there were restaurants and food trucks. So if you spent many hours just listening you didn't go hungry. The one band we listened to the woman's voice was unbelievable. It was just a great time sitting and relaxing, people watching. Oh and listening to music. Weather was also perfect for the whole weekend.

Had a blast! Every year it's something to look forward to. Good food good people and fantastic…read moremusic!

This jazz festival gets better and better year after year. This is our fifth or sixth time going…read moreand everything went smoothly. Plenty of security and police, food, vendors and retail booths abounded. But most importantly, the music was excellent. They had two large stages, about 300 yards apart on Center Street and a smaller stage on the side of the street equi-distant between them. The spacing worked well as you couldn't hear the music from any other stage interfering with the performance you were attending. The performances year after year get better and better. This year we actually purchased tickets so we could sit right in front of the main stage in comfort which was very enjoyable. In prior years, we listened to the music from the sidelines, which was also fine. The village of Lewiston has many restaurants, coffee shops, and nooks and crannies to explore. We look forward to this every year.

NFMAF on Old Falls Street in downtown district of Niagara Falls, NY, just steps from the NYS Park…read morewith the WATERFALLS. BEAUTIFUL SAFE AREA. Over 30 bands. FREE ADMISSION. Artisans, crafters, food,cold beer, street entertainers. Annual event on Father's Day weekend. Bring Dad.

This is a festival I try to attend every year. I love the different art that is there and the…read morefestival vibes. Most years there are the same vendors there, but it is comforting. There is always something new to discover. Also, it is in Lewiston, which is one of the cutest villages in the area. During the festival, most of the stores are open, and it is nice to also shop there. I absolutely love the chalk drawing competition every year that the students create. This year's theme was Woodstock, peace and love. The students have so much talent.

If your looking for true local art, look no further and one booth after the next will feed your art…read morehunger to no end! Every year this festival seems to get bigger & better. Please keep it coming & thank you to this stunning historical village for your warm welcoming atmosphere! Also check out their side street shops! There's this amazing health/ herbalism shop tucked away on 9th street thats a gem & unlike any other in WNY, Crazy Train Apothecary! The owner was so friendly & answered our endless questions. We'll be back to visit Lewiston to attend their classes! Keep on keeping on, what a versatile community!

Was invited by my sister to Canal Fest and I'm glad I decided to go. This was my first time ever…read more It was really fun we all had a good time. They had rides for all ages, games, food, snacks, and live music. It literally was something for everyone to do. Only issues I had was there were not enough sitting areas for people to sit and enjoy the food and like 90% of all the vendors only accepted cash which I normally don't carry around with me. Thank God I did that day. Also parking can be an issue if there is a huge crowd. Overall really nice festival to attend every year.

If it were a festival of boring idiosyncracies, it would be Banalfest. And if it were the San…read moreFernando Valley it would obviously be an*lfest. However it's actually the flagship fair & carnival of the Tonawandas, and it really really rocks. I came here many times, in fact I performed here once or twice thanks to a friend, and it was always a great time, in the summer, by the Erie Canal in the Tonawandas, with good food, excited people, interesting music (unless I was playing in which case it was crap), and lots and lots and lots of very good looking people. If you live in WNY or are visiting at the right time of year, and you've never been to Canalfest, you should come down. There are a thousand reasons to have a great time here and only one reason not to, which was me performing live music here, which no longer is a problem. At some point it'll be purchased by a conglomerate and watered down, at which point it'll become Clearchannelfest. You don't want that to happen, so get here and enjoy it before it does.

Fantastic festival that we return to year after year. These are some of the nicest people in WNY…read moreand the products are yummy. Hard to believe this wine trail only 15 years old. It's mostly about the wine but they are a few food trucks and restaurant tents on the grounds so you don't have to eat on an empty stomach.

This wine festival is a must for anyone interested in trying different local wineries. They even…read moreoffer wine, mead and cider. The event is well organized. You get a tasting/keepsake glass upon entry, and 3 tastes of wine per winery. We tried some very interesting wines, including a hot pepper wine and an appassimento wine that was absolutely delish!. Save the date for next year. I know we'll be there. July 28 & 30, 2017. Cheers

Festival annually is great if you want to burn up a few hours in the weekend. It's nice that…read morethey had more craft vendors this year. The peach cobblers were too small for what you pay $8 for. The peach baskets were also overpriced. Basically I give it a "meh" rating.

I stopped by the Lewiston peach Festival for the first time this year and found it really charming…read more The actual carnival rides and carnival vendors were somehow brand new looking and the nicest I've ever seen at a carnival/ Festival. We didn't actually try any peach desserts, but maybe next year. This is a pretty small Festival but conveniently located right in the center of town with lots of street parking available.

Attended a book festival with several vendors were selling new and used books. Others were selling…read morecraft items and clothing. There were also several authors set up selling their books. They also were selling hotdogs, hambergers, drinks and snacks. Parking wasn't bad and the weather cooperated.

Artpark is probably my favorite concert venue in Buffalo. It's easy to find parking outside of the…read morevenue, so it's easy to get out afterwards, which is important. I love that you can see the bands playing no matter where you are in the venue because of the way it's designed. I'm short so that's a huge issue for me at most concerts but not here! The sound quality is really great for being an outdoor venue as well. It's always a beautiful view with the sunset behind the stage.

Ughh, went there Sunday- what a waste of time - all food trucks and no vendors- but I guess that's…read moremy fault. I didn't know that there was different activities on different days. Today was a chalk contest- not what I care about though- guess I was five days too early. However, I won't waste my time..

Craft art show was not worth it. Rude people running the show. Not a good experience.read more

Had a wonderful time here on it's very last night of the holiday season in January 2026. The drive…read morethrough is smooth and the lights are wonderful! You can pull over and park and get out if you'd like. At the end, there is a chance to donate cash if you'd like (I can't remember what the money goes to) but otherwise it's a nice, free event.

We planned our weekend to Niagara Falls for this event. It was going to be the kick off weekend and…read morewe were going to be staying two nights in town so we could experience the fireworks, the lights and all of the advertised fun. It was a huge let down. The fireworks show on Saturday was a little over 5 minutes, quick and no real finale. The lights were just a short stretch along the main road and a small loop around the island. The displays were pretty simple. The most interesting thing was the tunnel near the middle. The wolf that was advertised was a lot smaller in person. If you're in the area it's a bonus, but don't make the trip here just for this.