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The unofficial start of summer in the Buffalo-Niagara region
is Memorial Day weekend, and there’s plenty going on in the area to kick off
the season. Here are a few of the happenings this weekend.
Take a tour – Check out a Buffalo Bites food tour of the
Elmwood Village (Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday)
or East Aurora (Friday and Saturday), or one of Explore
Buffalo’s numerous tours (click here for the
schedule).
Ransomville Speedway –
double the fun at Ransomville Speedway Memorial Day weekend, with a full card of racing on schedule for
Friday, May 27 and a special Super DIRTcar 358 Modified Series 75-lapper plus
Sportsman, 4-Bangers and fireworks on Monday, May 30. Grandstands open at 6
p.m. and racing starts at 7:15 p.m. both nights.
Holland Speedway –
Holland Speedway kicks off its
2016 season on Saturday, May 28 with the first race in the Sunoco Pro Modified
Triple Crown, plus a full card of racing in its other divisions. Grandstands
open at 5:45 p.m., with racing underway at 6 p.m.
Parades – there
are Memorial Day parades happening on Monday in Kenmore-Tonawanda (11 a.m. –
beginning at Sheridan Dr. and Delaware Ave.), Clarence (11 a.m. – from High
School to Main St. Town Park), Collins (11 a.m. – begins at Main St. and
Collins Center Zoar Rd.), Lancaster (9 a.m. – service and parade beginning at
Lake Ave. Veteran’s Park), Orchard Park (9 a.m. – beginning at the Orchard Park
Library, 4570 S. Buffalo St.), West Seneca (10:30 a.m. – from Southgate Plaza
to Town Hall) and Williamsville (2 p.m. – beginning at Williamsville South High
School on Main St.).
Find more ideas for Memorial Day weekend in my Parachute
piece.
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