A moment in time…
The very excellent Buffalo roots rock group, The Observers stopped by Griffis Sculpture Park on a recent Saturday night. They brought their instruments and ended up playing some songs amongst the sculptures.
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Photos from 7th Annual Griffis Sculpture Park Summer Festival
It was another phenomenal day last week during the 7th Annual Griffis Sculpture Park Summer Festival. Doug Sitler is one of the volunteer event organizers who helps assemble this fun day. From music to art to vendors to exploration, this day has it all. A …
Driftwood to headline 6th annual Griffis Sculpture Park Summer Festival
East Otto, NY: The Griffis Sculpture Park will celebrate a day of creativity at the sixth annual Griffis Sculpture Park Summer Festival on Sunday, August 19, 2018 from 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Headlining the festival is the Americana/folk band, Driftwood from Binghamton, NY. Their …
The Observers play NIGHT LIGHTS at Griffis Sculpture Park
We have a long history with the Buffalo, NY band, The Observers. Their folky-Americana style music is so pleasing to the ears. They are six, very talented musicians who are not shy about busting out with a lot of harmonies. With NIGHT LIGHTS, we’ve had …
Flat Man has arrived at his new digs
Today marked the official unveiling of the 20-foot tall Larry Griffis, Jr. sculpture “Flat Man” at Outer Harbor Buffalo. The ceremony signaled a seven-month process of picking a site at the outer harbor, taking the sculpture out of Griffis Sculpture Park, repair the sculpture at …
Photos: Lori Savaree captures the outstanding 10,000 Maniacs concert at Griffis Sculpture Park
Our super-awesome photographer friend Lori Savaree was onhand to capture the 10,000 Maniacs concert at Griffis Sculpture Park on Sunday. SitlerHQ’s Doug Sitler served as the event coordinator and main visionary. Over 1,600 people attended and raised $20,000+ for the park. Headliners 10,000 Maniacs had …
10,000 Maniacs make highly anticipated return to Griffis Sculpture Park
East Otto, NY: In 1991, over 6,000 people attended a benefit concert for Griffis Sculpture Park hosted by alternative rockers 10,000 Maniacs. It was a legendary day that is etched in Western New York music history. 26 years later, 10,000 Maniacs make a highly anticipated …