"Fact, Fiction & Spectacle: The Trial of Red Jacket" a far-reaching exhibit based on the History Museum’s monumental painting by John Mix Stanley, “The Trial of Red Jacket.”

On most weekends throughout the summer and fall, Buffalo Niagara RIVERKEEPER connects you to the water with Buffalo Niagara River Tours. RIVERKEEPER provides a variety of hiking, biking, paddling, and boat tours, throughout Erie and Niagara counties, led by knowledgeable docents.

Experience the beauty of the Buffalo and Niagara River ecosystems, watch for birds and wildlife in the heart of the City of Buffalo, and learn about what’s happening along the water’s edge.

Roycroft Summer Festival has a new home for 2010. Breaking with a 35-year old tradition, this year the RALA artisans will be setting up in front of the Arts and Crafts–inspired Parkdale School, owing to construction on the Roycroft Campus.

This special exhibition room at the Central Library is the home of Twain's original handwritten manuscript, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.

Twain was an active member of the Buffalo and Erie County Public Library's predecessor, the Young Men's Association and honored the Library with the manuscript of what is viewed by many as the greatest American novel. In 1885, Twain donated the second half of Huckleberry Finn, believing the first half had been lost by a printer.