1:00 PM |
Inside the White House |
The White House is an enduring symbol of the United States. For more than 225 years, it has served U.S. presidents as a home, office, and stage. Learn about the history and roles of the White House and explore how the building has changed over time.
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Courtney Speckmann |
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1:00 PM |
Protect Your Health Through Early Detection: Colorectal & Breast Cancer Screening |
Learn how early detection can save lives through recommended colorectal and breast cancer screenings. This presentation explains who should be screened, when to get screened, and the screening options available. You'll also learn about free screening services, take-home FIT kits for eligible adults, and programs that can help with follow-up testing and treatment if needed.
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Erie County Cancer Services |
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1:30 PM |
Cut the Cord - Learn How to Start Streaming & Use Over-The-Air TV Technologies to save money while keeping your favorite shows |
This course walks you through the steps of transitioning from traditional cable TV to modern streaming services and over-the-air (OTA) broadcasting. Whether you're looking to save money, gain more control over your viewing choices, or simply modernize your entertainment setup, you'll learn practical strategies to make the switch confidently and successfully. By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge to form your own cord-cutting plan and resources to optimize your viewing experience.
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Glenn Fitzgerald |
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5:30 PM |
Exoplanets: Discovering Worlds Beyond Our Solar System |
Thousands of planets have been discovered orbiting stars beyond our solar system, revealing a universe filled with remarkable and unexpected worlds. In this engaging class, we will explore how astronomers find these distant planets, what they are like, and what they can teach us about the formation of planetary systems-including our own.
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Heather Thuman |
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10:00 AM |
Buffalo Made: Inventions That Changed the World! |
From windshield wipers to air conditioning to the implantable pacemaker, WNY has a long history of invention and innovation. Yet it's an often untold story! For almost 200 years, things made right here in Buffalo (and WNY) have influenced the world! Join Erie County Historian Doug Kohler on a virtual tour of inventors and inventions from WNY that have had a global impact.
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Douglas Kohler |
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10:00 AM |
Elbridge Spaulding: Father of the American "Greenback" |
He was a very successful banker and former mayor of Buffalo. As a Congressman, he wrote and helped pass the legislation which financed the Union cause during the Civil War and is the foundation of our modern monetary system.
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Henry S. Pogodzinski |
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10:00 AM |
Healing through Art-Dec |
Angel Ornaments A Meditation Angel Ornament Making Experience - Enter a peaceful, heart-centered space were calm meets creativity. In this two-hour workshop, you'll create your own meditation angel ornament, beginning with a gentle guided meditation to ground and inspire you. Surrounded by soft music and beautiful materials like feathers, crystals, and wood, you'll craft with intention and intuition-no experience needed. We'll close with a reflective sharing circle, and you'll leave with a handmade angel carrying your personal message of peace, love, or protection. All materials provided.
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Aileen Gonzalez-Marti |
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1:00 PM |
History of Artificial Intelligence |
What was the first computer used for? Can computers change their programming? Do robots understand what they are doing? How much trust should we put in technology like driverless cars?
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Edward Sapienza |
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1:30 PM |
When "Fake News" is True: Grover Cleveland was a Big, Fat Liar |
During his second term, President Cleveland underwent a risky operation, then maneuvered to discredit the journalist who reported the story. Years later, the truth was finally revealed. A fascinating look at the intersection of presidency, politics, and journalism.
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Jeff Schober |
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2:00 PM |
Estate Planning and Asset Protection |
This presentation will focus on the importance of Estate Planning for purposes of avoiding probate and to protect assets from future long-term care costs, such as nursing homes, and to assist with qualifying for Medicaid.
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Daniel Schuller, Esq |
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2:00 PM |
Geology of WNY |
Western New York boasts some of the most dynamic and world-renowned geological features in North America, shaped by hundreds of millions of years of ancient seas, tectonic shifts, and massive carving glaciers. In this course, we will look beyond the surface to understand the literal foundation of our region. Discover how the towering layers of the Niagara Escarpment were formed, how the spectacular Niagara Gorge serves as a timeline of our recent glacial past, and how local rock formations influence everything from our landscape to our regional history. We will also highlight how sites like Penn Dixie Fossil Park & Nature Reserve allow us to step directly onto these ancient layers. Perfect for hikers, nature lovers, and anyone curious about the massive forces that sculpted the hills, valleys, and waterways of WNY.
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Brian C. Steinberg |
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10:00 AM |
Cut the Cord - Learn How to Start Streaming & Use Over-The-Air TV Technologies to save money while keeping your favorite shows |
This course walks you through the steps of transitioning from traditional cable TV to modern streaming services and over-the-air (OTA) broadcasting. Whether you're looking to save money, gain more control over your viewing choices, or simply modernize your entertainment setup, you'll learn practical strategies to make the switch confidently and successfully. By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge to form your own cord-cutting plan and resources to optimize your viewing experience.
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Glenn Fitzgerald |
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10:30 AM |
Wheel of Wellness: Resources for Healthy, Safe, Independent Living |
Step right up and join us for a fun and interactive Spin the Wheel game where you can test your knowledge, win prizes, and learn valuable services available to our older adults in our community! Whether you're a senior or a caregiver this is a great chance to explore services that are meant to keep you or a loved one healthy, safe and independent. Come spin, learn and WIN!
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Case Management Staff of ECDFA |
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11:00 AM |
Winter Weather Hazards across Western New York |
Discover the basics of winter storm development, including lake effect snow, nor'easters, and snow squalls, and the preparedness actions you should take when faced with harsh winter weather conditions.
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Matthew Brothers |
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2:00 PM |
Stay Safe Online |
Staying safe online is not as hard as you might think - During this presentation, we'll go over 4 key behaviors that are easy to adopt. With these habits, you can lock down your online accounts and keep your data safe.
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Jennifer Andres |
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3:30 PM |
7 Key Decisions for Rightsizing |
What are the 7 key decisions that will allow for the lowest stress and greatest net return when planning a move from a house to an apartment or condo? Repair and maintenance decisions that make sense; what upgrades make the most money for you; how can I reduce accumulation without a lot of work; how to create a slow and manageable timeline for planning a move and lastly, how to orchestrate every aspect of the process in an efficient, no non-sense way.
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Michael Olear |
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6:00 PM |
Wild Weather of WNY |
From lake-effect blizzards that measure snowfall in feet to sudden summertime severe thunderstorms, Western New York is famous for its incredibly dynamic weather. But what actually causes our region's atmospheric drama? In this course, we will pull back the curtain on the unique science of WNY weather patterns. Discover how Lakes Erie and Ontario act as massive weather engines, how local topography shapes where the snow falls, and how meteorologists track these rapid shifts. We will also touch on how you can read the sky like a pro and stay weather-ready in every season. Come explore the fascinating, powerful, and sometimes wild forces that keep us all checking our weather apps!
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Brian C. Steinberg |
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10:00 AM |
Cut the Cord - Learn How to Start Streaming & Use Over-The-Air TV Technologies to save money while keeping your favorite shows |
This course walks you through the steps of transitioning from traditional cable TV to modern streaming services and over-the-air (OTA) broadcasting. Whether you're looking to save money, gain more control over your viewing choices, or simply modernize your entertainment setup, you'll learn practical strategies to make the switch confidently and successfully. By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge to form your own cord-cutting plan and resources to optimize your viewing experience.
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Glenn Fitzgerald |
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11:45 AM |
Every Building Has a Story |
Buffalo is renowned for the architecture of its built environment. Not only does the city have significant masterpieces but the details behind who, how and why these buildings were constructed are both interesting and, oftentimes, quite surprising. Get a whole new perspective of Buffalo's stellar architecture as you hear the stories these buildings will reveal.
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Marla Bujnicki |
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1:00 PM |
Buffalo Made: Inventions That Changed the World! |
From windshield wipers to air conditioning to the implantable pacemaker, WNY has a long history of invention and innovation. Yet it's an often untold story! For almost 200 years, things made right here in Buffalo (and WNY) have influenced the world! Join Erie County Historian Doug Kohler on a virtual tour of inventors and inventions from WNY that have had a global impact.
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Douglas Kohler |
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1:00 PM |
Composting in Your Community |
Composting is a form of recycling, a natural way of returning needed nutrients to the soil. Let's learn about what composting is, community composting programs to get involved with, and ways to compost at home.
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Tyler Hamilton |
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1:15 PM |
Supporting Independence |
Focuses on helping the person living with dementia take part in daily activities, providing the right amount of support and balancing safety and independence while managing expectations.
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Alzheimer's Association WNY |
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5:30 PM |
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Steve McMorrow |
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10:00 AM |
Creating a Legacy Document - What Your Survivors Need to Know |
When a loved one passes-or becomes incapacitated-survivors are often left scrambling for critical information. Traditional documents don't tell the whole story. That's where a LEGACY DOCUMENT comes in. It's a simple, powerful way to organize the essential details your loved ones will need most. It's not just a document. It's a gift-the Gift of Information. Learn how to gather and organize the practical, personal, and logistical information your survivors will need after a significant life event. This session does not provide legal, financial, or estate planning advice.
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Jim Bardot |
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1:00 PM |
Inside the DA's Office: Investigation, Prosecution and Crime Prevention |
As part of District Attorney Mike Keane's ongoing effort to protect and educate Erie County residents, lawyers will discuss the role of the District Attorney's Office in the investigation, prosecution and prevention of crime. The Special Investigations and Prosecutions Bureau handles cases involving embezzlements, fraud, identity theft, tax evasion, and other white-collar crimes. Financial exploitation is the most frequent form of elder abuse reported to the Erie County DA's Office. Prosecutors will share information on the latest scam trends, warning signs of abuse, tips on protecting your personal information, and how to report suspected crimes to law enforcement.
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Assistant District Attorney Brian Dassero |
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