ASTRO Experiences · Buffalo, NY
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Buffalo, NY
The Nash House Museum is the former residence of Rev. J. Edward Nash, pastor of the Michigan Avenue Baptist Church. Many of Rev. Nash’s sermons and letters, crucial to Buffalo’s African American community history, were written here and are on display. The museum also features exhibitions including city wide history, untouched for decades, and family treasures.
Buffalo, NY
The Cazenovia Community Boating Center provides public access to Buffalo’s waterfront on the Outer Harbor. It offers boating, wellness, and environmental programming, including on-the-water training and holistic learning experiences. As an accredited sailing school, it provides nationally ASA-accredited sailing education, a boat share program, and unlimited access to sailboats.
Buffalo, NY
Cazenovia Park Golf Course offers nine holes of golf within a historic Olmsted landscape in Buffalo. Located at 1 Willink Avenue, it is one of three Olmsted-designed golf courses in the city. Season pass holders can enjoy access to all three Olmsted courses, Cazenovia Park, Delaware Park, and South Park.
Buffalo, NY
Cheektowaga Country Club features indoor mini golf and retro gaming. Guests can play arcade games and navigate a mini golf course with Star Wars-themed elements, including a Grogu on a Roomba. The club also provides a space for groups and parties, serving food and drinks.
Buffalo, NY
The Karpeles Manuscript Library Museum in Buffalo, New York, opened in 2006 within a 1911 Greek Revival building. Originally a First Church of Christ, Scientist, the structure features a six-columned portico, fluted ionic columns, and decoratively paned windows. Visitors can explore the foyer and a large, pillared, terrazzo floored hall with a lit canopy arching across the former sanctuary.
Buffalo, NY
BFLO Harbor Kayak, located on the southern end of the Boardwalk, offer kayak and paddleboard rentals May through September.
Buffalo, NY
The Museum of Disability History is a cultural institution that presents the history, way of life, and identity of a vibrant disability community through art and artifacts. Visitors can learn and reflect on its collection. Notable pieces include an 1892 Hall Braille Typewriter, a 1946 Invacar mobility aid, and a video documenting the 1990 Capitol Crawl protest.
Buffalo, NY
Buffalo Bike Tours offers bike and e-bike rentals and guided tours in Buffalo and Niagara Falls, NY. Guests can explore Buffalo's architecture, historic landmarks, and waterfront, or take a food-focused tour to learn about Buffalo wings. Guided e-bike tours in Niagara Falls visit sites such as Goat Island, Whirlpool Rapids, and the Underground Railroad Heritage Center. The company also provides self-guided bike rides with real-time navigation.
Buffalo, NY
The Buffalo Harbor Museum is a maritime museum dedicated to the history, art, and science of Buffalo and the Niagara Frontier's waterfront. Visitors can explore exhibits showcasing artifacts and photographs that detail the development of the waterfront and Buffalo's role as a port of commerce. The museum also maintains a research library open to the public and hosts regular meetings featuring guest speakers on maritime subjects. A gift shop offers souvenirs reflecting the area's history and culture, and the museum is housed in the historic Baker Building.
Buffalo, NY
The Buffalo and Erie County Naval & Military Park Museum is a family museum located in Buffalo, NY. Also known as Buffalo Naval Park, this site offers visitors the opportunity to step aboard and explore naval vessels.
Buffalo, NY
The Meeting House, built in 1871, originally served as a meeting place for congregants of the Disciples of Jesus Christ. After being sold to the Village of Williamsville Historical Society in 1976, the structure underwent a total renovation. Today, it functions as a museum and also serves as a gathering place for concerts, weddings, and meetings.