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If you’re looking for a unique and scenic location for your next party, meeting, a wedding or other ceremony; consider one of the venues in the Olmsted Parks.
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Directions Olmsted parks are not difficult to find in Buffalo. We have one of our 6 major parks in virtuallly every neighborhood in the city. |
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Roll up your sleeves and prepare to get your hands dirty helping the Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy in its mission to maintain the historic Olmsted parks in Buffalo. We need help gardening, removing invasive species, and planting trees! |
- Apr 22
BOPC “State of the Parks”Come here the state of Buffalo's Olmsted Parks
Stay tuned for more details!
- Apr 24
Community Tree PlantingsJoin us at Delaware Park and Riverside Park starting 9 a.m. to Noon
Must be 15 + to volunteer
For information or to volunteer Call 838-1249 ext. 15 or click here
- Jul 7
BPO Concert in the ParkFree!
BFLO Philharmonic Orchestra 7p.m. at Delaware Park Meadow
Bring lawn chairs
- Jul 16
Frederick Law Olmsted GalaA sit-down dinner event in Delaware Park Meadow.
Great auction items!
Live music by Soul Providers 6:30 - 11p.m.
$175 ppers. $350 couple Dinner,awards, dancing
Sponsorship opportunities available! Contact Joy at 716-838-1249 x17 or .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
- Aug 21
Olmsted Open Jr. Golf ChallengeCome have fun and support our youth at this 18-hole golf tournament at Delaware Meadows, golf course
$90 per person, $360 foursome includes golf, BBQ & prices!
Great silent auction items!
- Sep 24
Party for the ParksLive music, great local food at the historic Marcy Casino in Delaware Park, overlooking beautiful Hoyt Lake
7:00 - 11 p.m. $20 members, Presale, $25 - $30
Cash bar, food samples
- Oct 17
Olmsted’s FallfestGreat food, wine, beer and pop, music by the Frankfurter's Band, lots of fun for the family!
Free admission for members!
| History |
| In the late 1800s, visionary citizens brought Olmsted to Buffalo. It was here that Olmsted, inspired by Joseph Ellicott's radial street layout, designed his first system of parks and parkways, and proclaimed Buffalo to be "the best designed city in the country, if not the world." During the 1901 Pan American Exposition, Buffalo was celebrated not only as the City of Light, but the City of Trees. |