The Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy trustees and leadership invite you to discover Frederick Law Olmsted’s visionary journey from designing Central Park to creating America’s first interconnected park system in the City of Buffalo.

This fundraiser brings together Buffalo expats and park champions for an engaging evening of networking, conversation, and philanthropic impact. Partake in early silent auction bidding ahead of the Conservancy’s signature event Party for the Parks in Buffalo!

Event Details:

Saturday, October 24, 2026
7 – 10 pm | The Lotos Club – The Grill Room
5 E 66th Street, New York, NY 10065
$200/person | Includes dinner buffet, beer, wine

Dress Code – please visit The Lotos Club’s webpage for full rules and policies

Members and guests shall be properly attired. The Lotos Club is a private club and has the right to turn away anyone who does not adhere to its dress code. The Club takes pride in setting high standards in all its endeavors, and proper dress is intended to be an expression of those standards. Casual clothing such as jeans, running shoes and other athletic attire is prohibited except for members or guests entering and going directly to their bedrooms or going directly from their bedrooms to outside the clubhouse.

A long-sleeved collared shirt and jacket are required in the clubhouse; ties are optional but highly preferred to maintain the elegance and formality of the Lotos Club. A turtleneck shirt may be substituted for a collared shirt. Neckties are required for formal events. The equivalent degree of formality for women is required.

For inquiries or to RSVP over the phone:

Please reach out to Sara@bfloparks.org, (716) 838-1249, ext. 21