Dyngus Day

Have Breakfast with the Easter Bunny this tomorrow at the Buffalo Zoo! The event has 2 sessions in the morning. It'll be a few months before western New Yorkers will be able to take advantage Uber and Lyft, they will launch in July once the state budget takes effect.  Th ... Read More ...

The Dyngus Day Capital of the U.S. celebrates like no other! Of course I'm talking about right here in Buffalo, and the party this year was awesome. Despite the dreary cold weather, Buffalo came out in droves to celebrate all over  Western New York. ...

Buffalo, yet again, proved why it is the Dyngus Day Capital of the United States. From Central Terminal and Adam Mickiewicz Library to Salvatore's and everywhere in between, Buffalo knows how to do it. Everyone seems to be polish on Dyngus Day and nobody seems to mind. If ...

Today is Dyngus Day!  Here are some fast facts to get you up-to-speed before you hit the parade, parties and a couple bottles of Tyskie! Origin of Dyngus Day: The baptism of Polish Prince Mieszko I in 966 A.D. This Baptism with water means fertility, cleansing and purification.  Ge...

Buffalo has always been a blue-collared town with people that are devoted to their faith. In fact, you may even hear that Buffalo has "a bar and a church at every corner". On the east side of Buffalo, some of the most beautiful structures are found in all of Western New York...

The United State's biggest celebration for Dyngus Day begins today at 5 p.m. on the east side of Buffalo, NY! The parade starts in front of Corpus Christi Church, but of course we know the parties start much earlier than that in Western New York...

Dyngus Day is Monday, March 28th, 2016 and Buffalo will get it's fill of pussy willows and polish music. Traditionally the Monday after Easter is a giant Polish Celebration in Buffalo, New York and this Dyngus Day should be as festive as Dyngus Days past.

Dan Rinelli and friends head to the Millennium Hotel for some Dyngus Day fun!

It's a treasured, time-honored tradition here in Buffalo....but no one had a more comical response to learning about Dyngus Day than Anderson Cooper. Getting caught in a giggle-fest was silly at first, and then it became hopelessly adorable (IMHO)...

Easter Monday is more commonly known as Dyngus Day in English-speaking countries, and celebrated by the Polish community to mark the end of the Lenten Season.

Dyngus Day is April 6, 2015, and no one does Dyngus Day like Buffalo! Dyngus Day Buffalo festivities take place in the Historic Polonia District, Cheektowaga, Depew, South Buffalo and Black Rock. The annual post-Lenten bash attracts tens of thousands of people to Buffalo, NY, to celebrate Polish history and pride.

The 9th Annual Dyngus Day parade of Buffalo, NY, takes place in Buffalo's Historic Polonia District.