Explore Buffalo

Attend the 103rd International Education Conference, June 26-29
Hyatt Regency® Buffalo – Hyatt.com‎

Classic Buffalo Wings. Thanks to the founders of Buffalo’s Anchor Bar, Americans now consume an estimated 13.5 billion pounds of wings every year. “Buffalo” flavor has permeated the snack food market and there’s no end in sight with chefs around the country re-imagining the chicken wing in a variety of flavors, and adding “Buffalo” flavor to a variety of foods.

Some of Buffalo region’s most popular wing joints include the Anchor Bar, Duff’s, La Nova, Gabriel’s Gate and Bar Bill, with 9-Eleven Tavern and Doc Sullivan’s offering their own take on Buffalo-flavored wings with amped-up secret recipes. Wing it to all of them and more on the chicken wing crawl!

Like Architecture? Visit seven Frank Lloyd Wright structures. Stroll through Frederick Law Olmsted parks. Visit the Hotel @ The Lafayette, a grand hotel designed by the American Institute of Architecture’s first female architect, Louise Blanchard Bethune, in 1904, and now considered a boutique hotel with 57 rooms, three restaurants and a brewery.

Enjoy Art and Entertainment? Spend a day with Andy Warhol at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, an afternoon with a Broadway show at Shea’s Performing Arts Center, or an evening with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra.

NIAGARA FALLS

For Chapter Night while at the International Conference, we’ll taking buses to Niagara Falls. Yes, THAT Niagara Falls!

Comprised of the American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, and Horseshoe Falls, it is a true natural wonder to millions of visitors each year. Between 4 to 6 million cubic feet of water rushes over the edges every minute of every day.

The nation’s oldest state park awaits, designed by iconic landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted created in 1885.