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NEW RESTAURANT COMING TO AMHERST STREET: People
driving west on Amherst Street between Elmwood Avenue and
Grant Street might have noticed one exterior wall of the Ameri-
can Legion Post 1041 has been painted black within the past
few weeks. On April 8, the reason why started to take shape –
Corneille Caribbean Kitchen is moving in. The restaurant, origi-
nally based in Cheektowaga, is set to open within the next few
weeks. On Saturday, a new glass door was installed in prepara-
tion. An online menu suggests the restaurant offers dishes
including curries, plantains, jerk chicken, mac and cheese, beef
patties, oxtail and fish. Look for more details soon!

Scene One
Market Arcade

to open April 22

Opening day to benefit
Hearts for the Homeless,
Elmwood Village Assn.
Scene One Entertainment will
host the grand opening and ribbon-
cutting ceremony for the Scene One
Market Arcade 8, 639 Main St. on
Wednesday, April 22 at noon.
For opening day, all tickets will
only be $5 and proceeds from ticket
sales will benefit Hearts for the
Homeless and the Elmwood Village
Association. Features to be screened
on opening day include "The Natu-
ral" and "Bruce Almighty" (both of
which feature Buffalo), in addition
to the "Wizard of Oz" and other
classic selections.
Starting on Thursday, April 23,
Market Arcade 8 will feature “Mi-
chael,” the Antonio Fuqua-directed
biopic on the “King of Pop,” Mi-
chael Jackson. Also on deck will be
“I Swear,” “Super Mario Galaxy
Movie,” “Over My Dead Body,”
“Fuze,” and “Lorne.” Starting on
Friday, May 1, Meryl Streep and
Anne Hathaway star in “The Devil
Wears Prada 2,” the sequel to the
2006 comedy-drama.
Spring Into Art set at

UB Center for the Arts
Spring Into Art, the signature art
event of the spring semester, returns
to the University at Buffalo Center
for the Arts (North Campus) on
Tuesday, April 28 from 5-7 p.m.
Free and open to the public, the
annual event invites the UB and
Western New York communities to
enjoy an evening of performances,
exhibitions, installations and hands-
on activities.
Program highlights include:
• Live performances by UB’s
Department of Theatre and Dance,
featuring selections from Into the
Woods, Zodiaque Dance Company
and ChoreoLab
• Featured performances by stu-
dent choreographers, cultural danc-
ers, and instrumentalists
• Exhibitions and activities in
the UB Art Galleries
• Film screenings and digital
media installations by students in
Media Study
• Digital art presentations in the
Department of Art photo area
• The Spring ‘26 Student Art
Sale, offering original works by UB
student artists.