Good morning, Buffalo.

HighPointe on Michigan Nursing Home hosted its second annual 5/14 Day of Service & Remembrance on May 14 when residents and volunteers, including M&T Bank employee Stephanie Tisdale who noted the flowers bring a touch of sunlight, crafted arrangements to honor Ruth Whitfield.

The WNY Women's Foundation will host Leadership Summit at UB’s Center for the Arts on May 29.

Urban Planet will open 20,000 sqft store at Fashion Outlets of Niagara Falls on May 22 while The Brothers of Mercy has named Army vet Matt McDougall administrator at rehab center in Clarence.

22-year-old Elysia Diaz, a Puerto Rican native, leads construction on the Hispanic Heritage Institute near her childhood home and breaks barriers in a field dominated by men, while the project is scheduled to finish late this summer and inspire more women in the trades.

Buffalo Fashion Week returns for its 10th runway show today at Babeville on Delaware Avenue — running from 6 to 10 p.m. — where designers and models from Toronto, NYC, and Pennsylvania showcase the latest styles.

The event marks the start of a week-long series of local fashion happenings.

UB's Brain Museum is hosting an interactive exhibit that teaches students and community members about the human mind at the UB campus; visitors can explore hands-on displays and guided discussions.

The 5/14 Memorial Commission said a construction manager has been named for the permanent memorial at the corner of Jefferson and Best, with groundbreaking scheduled later this year.

Former Sabres staffer Rip Simonick shared his favorite behind-the-scenes stories of the Sabres and Canadiens rivalry, including the team’s first regular season game + first playoff meeting at the Aud, offering a unique look at the team’s early history.

The Sabres battled through replay reviews and penalties in Game 4 and will now head to Buffalo for Game 5, where they aim to take the series lead.

Team captain Nick Suzuki expressed confidence that strong road play will help the team reclaim home advantage.

In Flames Concert with Meet & Greet

7:00 PM - 11:59 PM — Town Ballroom — VIP packages available — Experience an electrifying performance by In Flames and exclusive meet & greet opportunities.

Eagle Rock Gospel Singers Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — Buffalo Iron Works — Tickets available — Experience the uplifting sound of a Los Angeles gospel/Americana band.

57th Annual Conference on African Linguistics (ACAL 57)

May 20-22 — University at Buffalo (North Campus) — Registration required — Engage with leading scholars on diverse topics in African linguistics.

Songwriters Night at Nietzsche's

7-10:30 p.m. — Nietzsche's — $15 Cover — Experience an evening of captivating performances by four talented songwriters from diverse musical backgrounds.

Highly Suspect Concert

7-8 p.m. — Electric City — $63-$168 — Experience the electrifying sounds of Highly Suspect in an intimate Buffalo venue.

Dance Gavin Dance Concert

5:30-8 p.m. — Buffalo RiverWorks — Tickets required — Experience an electrifying night with Dance Gavin Dance and support from The Fall Of Troy, Wolf & Bear, and NOVELISTS.

Ultimate Pink Floyd Experience

4-7 p.m. — Sportsmen's Tavern — Ticket prices not listed — Experience the magic of Pink Floyd's iconic sound in a classic rock setting.

Gnocchi, Pasta & Risotto Cooking Class

6-9 p.m. — Artisan Culinary Loft — $115 — Learn to make classic Italian dishes including gnocchi, cavatelli, and risotto in this immersive cooking class.

Lespecial Concert

8:00-9:30 p.m. — Buffalo Iron Works — Tickets available — Experience an engaging night of music with Lespecial in a lively venue.

Cumulus Digital Edge: AI Networking Lunch

12-2 p.m. & 3-5 p.m. — Electric City — Free entry — Explore AI's impact on business while networking with local leaders.