CTRC | February 08, 2024
BUFFALO CENTRAL TERMINAL ANNOUNCES DEVELOPMENT TEAM FOR HISTORIC REUSE OF LIVING LANDMARK
The Central Terminal Restoration Corporation (CTRC) and the City of Buffalo Mayor’s Office of Strategic Planning are excited to announce a preferred development partner to advance the reuse of the Buffalo Central Terminal, a big step toward realizing the community-driven vision for the historic landmark.
CTRC | December 08, 2023
Join Us Today For Winter Fest at the Buffalo Central Terminal
BUFFALO, NY – Join the Buffalo Central Terminal Winter Fest today, Saturday, December 9th, from 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm. Winter Fest at the Terminal features an ice sculpture display, horse-drawn carriage rides, a variety of winter characters, live saxophone performance and DJ music from Will Holton, Victorian-themed carolers, AKG Art Truck kids’ activity, and more.
CTRC | December 07, 2023
CENTRAL TERMINAL RESTORATION CORP. GROWS BOARD AS NEW FUTURE IS AROUND THE CORNER FOR THE BUFFALO CENTRAL TERMINAL
BUFFALO, NY — The Central Terminal Restoration Corp (CTRC) welcomes Paul V. Harris, PMP, Kimberley LaVare, PMP, Christina P. Orsi, and Rishawn T. Sonubi, AIA to the Board of Directors. The not-for-profit board is overseeing the rehabilitation and reuse of the Buffalo Central Terminal – a majestic historic landmark – as a lasting cultural and economic hub for the community.
CTRC | November 27, 2023
Celebrate the Magic of Winter at the Buffalo Central Terminal’s Winter Fest
BUFFALO, NY – Buffalo Central Terminal invites the community to join the inaugural Winter Fest on Saturday, December 9th, from 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm. As the cold weather sets in, Buffalo Central Terminal’s Winter Fest promises a heartwarming and memorable experience for attendees of all ages, encouraging everyone to bundle up and join in the seasonal merriment at this outdoor event.
WGRZ | October 31, 2023
Buffalo Brewing linking the past with the future on Fillmore
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Buffalo Brewing Company owner, John Domres, has high hopes for his continued redevelopment of the historic Schreiber Brewery at 662 Fillmore Ave., saying “This could be the most important thing I do in my lifetime.”