It was a lot of fun for our grandchildren. They have riding…read moreBroncos , Bull Riding,Calf Roping,,barrel racing and the larger bull riding. The clowns do a great job and it's a lot of fun for the whole family.

Great entertainment for my Sunday afternoon- it was fun- I enjoyed the weather- I enjoyed watching…read morethe coyboys and cowgirls- there was interactive entertainment with the kids- there were food trucks as well as a food stand- prices were reasonable- there were vendors selling goods too. All in all, I'd go again. Oh, and plenty of portable potty's.

arrived 1.5 hours before the start. weather was perfect which appeared to add to the extremely…read morelarge crowd. there appeared to be no check at the gate as all were allowed entry. the 8pm Saturday night event - the event was dangerously oversold. seating in bleachers were filled or "saved" by other attendees before our arrival. attendees were sitting in the dirt- 3-4 deep- along the arena fencing. others were standing 5-6 deep on both sides of the calf shoots. when the rodeo began, we could not find any space to be able to see anything occurring in the arena. searched 30 more minutes before we left....as a career first responder I was concerned that should there be an emergency in the stands, they had no plan to reach a patient (walkways in the bleachers were taken over as seating - no aisles) if there was a need to quickly evacuate the stands- people would sustain injuries given no established egress- I suppose it would have been fun if we had arrived 3+ hours early, but gates didn't open until 2 hours prior to event start. Dangerously oversold, confrontations between attendees were not addressed by security....no apparent event emergency plans in place. sorry to lose $30,

Good ol' American fun!!! This place is so much fun!!!…read more I just came back from a real live rodeo, it was a blast! It's a family oriented place, activities for kids... entertainment for teens and adults as well.. It's easy to get to, plenty of parking ( at no cost ) plenty of food- snacks- ice cream- and drinks.. yes, I did see cans of beer, but I don't think there was anything harder than that ( I wasn't looking for any) . The prices of the food was very reasonable. Want to mention that there is an area for handicap seating... The event I went to was $25 and could have been cheaper had a bought presale ticket! The rodeo was well run, security was visible, and the scenery was just a sight to be seen !!! Gorgeous gorgeous area.. Cell phone service was poor - BUT WHO CARES!!! I had a blast and really didn't pay attention to my phone ( except to take pictures) . There were plenty of bathrooms- well portapotty bathrooms that were well maintained and also had two portable hand washing stations and a portable hand sanitizer station... There was vendors there, but I didn't really stop in for that, I wanted to see the cowboy's, errrr, I mean the bulls!!! Gates opened at noon today, show was 2-5pm and was enough to enjoy without over doing it... I'll be back !

Absolutely the worst run Rodeo ever! Gerry much better. Food bad and expensive, few vendors,…read moreterrible parking situation.

Every year, the Erie County Fair brings back all the nostalgia and reminds me that apparently fair…read morefood is now a luxury item. We skip the rides and games but go HARD on the food. The livestock and agricultural exhibits are always a highlight, especially the Agricultural Discovery Center with piglets, chicks, rabbits, and brand-new calves. I also learned way more about potatoes than I ever expected! We loved seeing the fainting goats, potbelly pigs, LEGO displays, artwork, and the Native American Village. The hoop dance was a favorite, especially when paired with my annual Indian taco. And the local vendors are a huge plus: Silly Yak's gluten-free foods (funnel cake and bloomin' onion hit the spot), Nickel City Vice (gourmet ice cream sandwiches), Half Baked Cookies, and Leveled Up all brought their A-game. By the end of two days, we had demolished fries, lemonade, an Indian taco, gluten-free funnel cake, GF bloomin' onion, corn dog, curly fries, and more. My wallet may never recover, but hey...it's only once a year. The grandstand concert was fantastic, with surprisingly great sound, and I loved that you can bring food, drinks, and bags into the concert area. Bonus points for discovering the empty men's bathroom when the women's line was approximately 47 deep. Bottom line: Go to the fair. Eat too much, learn something, see some animals, people-watch, and embrace the chaos. It's a Buffalo summer tradition for a reason!

The Erie county fair is the best of the best in respect to fairs…read more You have so many food vendors. So many different displays of county agricultural. They bring in different performers and artisans. It's all so fun! The parking is free so that's a major plus. They just added a new traffic circle on the grounds to better manage the traffic, which turned out just wonderfully. The grounds are really well maintained, with newer facilities in most of the buildings. They had some great housekeeping staff in the restrooms who were really managing all the people, I appreciated it so much! And there were different deals going on nearly everyday to get in on a discount for different groups of people. My kids and I had a really nice time seeing so much!

This is a nice little community fair. The fairgrounds are smaller than some (Namely the Crawford…read moreCounty Fair), but they pack a lot into a small area. I enjoy coming here, and checking out all the sights, sounds, (and smells . . . LOL). Cheers!

This fair is one of my favorite fairs around! Always busy always something to do! Prices for rides…read moreare a little nuts! The ride a Rama should be good for the whole fair not just per day in my opinion. I enjoyed that the pulls were free this year- we watched those a lot as well this year!

I love coming out to food truck Tuesdays. There are a lot of trucks to pick from and they rotate…read morefrom week to week. It does seem like they cut back on how many trucks they have this year because there was another spot you could walk down the street to and have more options. I tried the classic macaroni and cheese from Macarollin and it was delicious. I loved the breadcrumbs on top. It was a nice touch. It was ready immediately and fairly priced. There's a lot of areas to sit and listen to the music as well.

Love the variety of options - there's something for everyone! My first time attending was in 2017…read moreand have made it a point to come at least once per season. It's a great place to listen to music, bring a picnic, and try new cuisines especially if they're spots that are from other cities (there were several food trucks hailed from Rochester). Parking: easy free street parking and nearby event lots

Closed mall though STiLL open for a lot of people who want to walk in a warm area/place without…read morehaving to deal with the weather outside! A few stores are still open though, including an Asian take-out place. First time inside this mall, and such a shame to see this place abandoned by shops and businesses, but this country loves building big to attract customers from other places, then abandon all when things aren't the best. LOTs of available parking!!!

Friday evening after work, after being chained to my desk all damn week, I wanted to get some steps…read morein while the restaurant was still making our dinner. What a wonderful experience for getting steps in! Going to the gym is super expensive, the gym is littered with other people you have to walk around, some of whom are watching political news and pretending to work our. More than that, the gym smells like sweaty people. Blech! The boulevard mall is amazing! I can run, skip, or jump through the whole place, and no one is gonna bother me. It's quiet and peaceful, UB polluted with too many stores or a loud food court that people would want to go to. Auntie Annie's smells like a cinnamon/olive oil infuser, which could be worse...! If you're looking for an indoor place to get your steps in without being disrupted by people or stores or silliness like that, this mall gets 10 stars!

Came with a few friends, we enjoyed some cocktails and finger foods…read more It was $20 admission & it gave you access to some rides and events around the farm. Perfect place if you have kids. We enjoyed the farm animals as well. Overall very nice place for a date or a place for the kids to play & adults can unwind.

We came by this seasonal setup with our daughter's family, including our 1 year old granddaughter…read more It is open from mid September to Halloween. There is no admission charge on weekdays, which is when we were there. Some of the things to participate in are open only on weekends, when there is an admission charge. There is some food and refreshments available but we didn't try anything, as we were going to dinner afterwards. It was a fine afternoon to walk around their displays for Halloween and their very large selection of pumpkins.