
Town Rundown: Harvest Fest Fun and Holiday Glamour Are Coming!
Buffalo, there is always something happening in our city, and you already know I love keeping my people connected to what's going on! From family fun on the East Side to an evening of holiday glamour with a purpose, this week's Town Rundown is all about community, connection, and giving back.
Resource Council of WNY Brings Back Its Biggest Harvest Fest Yet!
If you're looking for something FREE to do with the kids this weekend, I've got you covered!
The Resource Council of WNY is celebrating its 6th Annual Harvest Fest on Saturday, October 24, from 11 AM to 3 PM at 347 East Ferry Street in Buffalo.

And when I tell you they're going BIG this year, I mean BIG!
The celebration is expanding with an extra hour of fun, carnival games, pumpkin decorating, face painting, balloon twisting, Slime Fest, arts and crafts, and plenty of sweet treats.
The Buffalo Bills and Highmark Victory Table Food Truck is returning with 700 meals, while Fusion Dance Studio will bring Michael Jackson's iconic Thriller to life with a special performance.
But wait, there's more!
This year introduces Squishyville, featuring a giveaway of more than 500 popular squishy toys, including NeeDoh cubes, Mystery Dumplings, and more, while supplies last.
And did I mention it's FREE?
The event is designed especially for children 12 and younger, but the entire family is welcome. For additional information, call 716-783-8259.
Dress for Success Buffalo Is Bringing the Holiday Glamour!
Now, let's switch gears from pumpkins to holiday sparkle!
Dress for Success Buffalo is preparing for its first holiday fundraiser, Sip, Sparkle & Support, happening Thursday, December 10, from 5:30 PM to 8 PM at its new downtown Career Center, located at 285 Ellicott Street.

This evening is about more than dressing up and enjoying cocktails. It's about investing in women and their futures.
Guests can expect music, hors d'oeuvres, holiday chic attire, and an opportunity to support an organization helping women across Western New York build confidence, access career resources, and pursue economic independence.
Tickets are $50 per person, with proceeds supporting the organization's mission.
The event is curated by Bernadette Taylor of Gilded House of Decor.
As a board member of Dress for Success Buffalo, I'm especially excited to see this new chapter unfold. Creating opportunities for women to succeed is something I deeply believe in, and this celebration brings that mission to life.
So whether you're making memories with the family or getting dressed up to support a great cause, Buffalo has something for you!
And That's your Town Rundown!
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