The program is free, but reservations are required. This event is Wednesday, February 16 from 6 - 8 pm. The Larkin Company Building and three houses for the Larkin Company's executives, including the Darwin D. Martin House, reflect the codification of Wright's design vocabulary of overlapping spatial volumes, subtle geometric interplay, and abstracted decorative ornament. Ted Lownie, president of Hamilton, Houston, Lownie Architects and project architect for the Darwin Martin House restoration, will discuss Wright's contribution to Buffalo's architecture and the preservation effort behind one of Wright's most significant but overlooked Prairie-style houses. An opening reception for the exhibition will follow.
Registration is required.
It is geared to the preschool set, introduces young audiences to the magical world of live theatre. On stage, Blue and Steve lead the audience on a clue-based journey that takes them through Storybook Forest and even outer space. Judith Light stars as the captivating Dr. Vivian Bearing, Ph.D., a scholar of seventeenth-century sacred poetry. Dr. Bearing's intrepid intellect and clever wit have been her greatest companions. Now, in the final stages of terminal cancer, she knows of no other choice but to pursue her illness with the same probing mind.