Local author event planned for November 30th

Here's a press release I received from the Buffalo History Museum about the local author event that I'm participating in that will take place next Saturday Nov. 30th from 12-2pm. Hope to see you there!

 

THE BUFFALO HISTORY MUSEUM 

PRESENTS 10^th ANNUAL
LOCAL AUTHOR BOOK SIGNING

  More Than 50 Local Authors on Hand to Autograph Books 

Buffalo, N.Y. – Nov.13 –The Buffalo History Museum offers a fun holiday shopping  at its 10^th annual local author book signing event on Saturday, November 30, from 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m. at the Museum, located at One Museum Court at Elmwood Avenue and Nottingham Terrace intersection.

More than 50 local authors will be on hand to meet and greet readers and sign purchased books. This year’s event includes, but is not limited to, the following local authors:

Amy Ludwig VanDerwater, Angelo Congilio, Anthony Rudnicki, Brian Meyer,  Mark Ciemcioch, Budd Bailey, Charity Vogel, Chef Bruce Wieszala, Christine Smyczynski,

Cynthia VanNess, Dan Murphy, David Brown, David Smeltz, Deborah Gromek, Donald Mang, Donna Hok,e Dr. Mark Donnelly, Ellen Dunwoodie, Erno Rossi, Frank Kowsky, George Kunz, Gerald Halligan, Christa Glennie Seychew, Graham Millar, Gretchen Duling, Jan Sheridan, Jessica Saddleson, John Allen, John Fagant, John Koerner, John Percy, Josef N. Ferri, Julianna Fiddler-Woite, Kate Karyus Quinn, Lorna Czarnota, Marlene Young, Mary Ann Giordano, Mason Winfield, Matt Gyrta, Mike Vogel, Nancy Mingus, Nellie Moran,Nicholas & Zoie Kin, Paul Moore, Penelope Ploughman, Renee Oubre, Richard Feltoe, Rick Ohler, Steve Cichon, Sue Knott, Tim Bohen, Timothy Shannon, Wendy Essrow, William Kae

 

In addition to books, the Museum Shop offers unique Buffalo-themed gifts, including jewelry, fine art prints, maps, educational toys, and special 1901 Pan-American Exposition-themed items. Many items are crafted by local artists and or made in western New York.   Museum members will receive 10% off discounts on many items

The Local Author Book Signing Event is free and open to the public and parking is complimentary and convenient. For more information, the public may call The Buffalo History Museum at (716) 873-9644 ext. 0. Find us facebook and twitter. Visit the website: www.buffalohistory.org 

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The Buffalo History Museum is Western New York’s premier historical organization, serving since its founding in 1862 to collect, research, interpret, and share the Niagara Frontier’s rich history. Its collections include more than 100,000 artifacts, 200,000 photographs, and 20,000 books. The Buffalo History Museum annually presents a wide array of programs, exhibits, tours, outdoor events, and activities for all ages.