Good morning, Buffalo.

Scene One, a new movie theater, opens today at Market Arcade in downtown Buffalo.

The venue offers modern seating and sound systems to enhance the film viewing experience.

Buffalo Public Schools is tackling chronic absenteeism following a report showing one in three students statewide miss class.

Officials introduced a monthly attendance lottery (funded by Say Yes Buffalo) earlier this year to help boost regular attendance.

Kenmore West career fair has grown from 13 to 55 vendors based on high school student feedback that added creative jobs such as tattoo artists and new yoga studios.

The event gives students more options to explore career paths as they plan for life after graduation.

In a show of team spirit for the tied Buffalo Sabres+Bruins, Boston Valley Elementary has temporarily renamed itself Sabres Valley School for round one of the NHL playoffs, with plans to revert to its regular name after the round.

Local students joined a cleanup at Woodlawn Beach on Earth Day, working together to remove litter (a strong local effort to protect the environment).

Buffalo Zoo is moving some animals to other zoos under a species survival plan that will help ensure they breed and their species stay viable.

Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center is testing CAR T-cell therapy to treat autoimmune diseases.

The open trial will use modified T-cells with chemotherapy to help patients with systemic sclerosis, and studies for MS and lupus are planned.

49ers' Christian McCaffery donated gaming setups to Golisano Children's Hospital to help patients enjoy normal activities, and his donation supports community care + comfort for young visitors.

The former Seneca Mall site on Orchard Park Road in West Seneca is now under construction for 500,000 sqft of mixed-use development on 56 acres, with fill material placed to support future buildings (some sourced from the new Highmark Stadium) and town officials expecting a major tenant announcement by June.

Sabres fans can watch Game 3 during the playoffs at local watch parties in Lancaster, East Aurora, and Niagara Falls or stream the game on their phones using the free WGRZ app (download required).

These viewing options provide a community experience for local hockey enthusiasts.

Pigeons Playing Ping Pong 2026 Tour

6-9 p.m. — Town Ballroom — VIP Packages available — Experience the high-energy sounds of Pigeons Playing Ping Pong and special guests live in Buffalo.

Peter Case Live

8-11 p.m. — Babeville — Cost not specified — Enjoy an evening with American singer-songwriter Peter Case from Buffalo with special guest Zack Keim.

John Pizzarelli Trio Performance

3-6 p.m. — Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra — Tickets available — Experience Grammy Award-winning John Pizzarelli as he reinvigorates the Great American Songbook with warmth and wit.

Hippie Sabotage Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — Electric City — Ticket prices range from $65 to $204 — Experience an electrifying night with Hippie Sabotage in Buffalo.

The Jazz Lounge at The Rendezvous Room

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Statler Buffalo — $20 — Experience live jazz with crafted cocktails in a sophisticated, vintage setting.

ATLiens Live Performance

8:00 – 9:30 PM — Town Ballroom — Ages 18+ — Experience the mysterious electronic duo ATLiens with immersive visuals and storytelling.

Lily Rose Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Town Ballroom — VIP Add-Ons available — Experience the I Know What I Want Tour 2026 with Lily Rose.

One-Night Event with Kevin and Kathi Zadai

3-10 p.m. — Buffalo Marriott Niagara — Free entry — An inspiring event featuring fellowship and teaching sessions.

The Afghan Whigs 40th Anniversary Tour

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Town Ballroom — Ages 12+ requiring ID — Celebrate 40 years of The Afghan Whigs with their unique sound and special features from Mercury Rev.

DAYSEEKER: The Pale Moonlight Tour

6-8:30 p.m. — Buffalo RiverWorks — Tickets required — Experience an electrifying evening with DAYSEEKER and support from Northlane, Wind Walkers, and sace6.