Visit Buffalo

O Canada, we’re still singing it! 🇨🇦💙

Following Thursday night’s historic home opener at the new Highmark Stadium, we’re sending another message of goodwill across the border to our Canadian neighbors.

For the first time at a Buffalo Bills regular season game, “O, Canada” was sung before kickoff, celebrating a connection between Buffalo and Southern Ontario that goes far beyond sports.

In May 2026, Visit Buffalo put up billboards in Southern Ontario with the message “O, Canada, We Meant Every Word. Love, Buffalo” after a microphone malfunction before a Buffalo Sabres vs. Boston Bruins game resulted in the entire crowd at KeyBank Center pitching in to help sing the Canadian National Anthem.

Now, new Visit Buffalo billboards along the Gardiner Expressway, Highway 427, and the Canadian side of the Peace Bridge are carrying that message north:

🎶“O Canada, We’re Still Singing It. Love, Buffalo.”

It’s the latest chapter in our ongoing welcome to our neighbors across the border! 🦬💙🇨🇦

*Billboard images shown are mockups.

Borderland Day ✌️

We’re here until 7 pm for all your patch bar needs! Come stop by, say hey, customize your tote bag with patch designs by Tiny Buffalo Designs Co., and grab some freebies. 👀

Big thanks to everyone who’s already stopped by! 🦬🫶

We are sooooo back, Borderland! 🎶

The 8th annual Borderland Festival returns to Knox Farm State Park in East Aurora this Friday - Sunday, bringing thousands of music fans together for one of Western New York’s premier festival weekends.

We’re excited to welcome visitors from near and far! Stop by our mobile visitor van to say hello, pick up Buffalo-inspired swag, and create your own custom tote bag at our patch bar (seen above ^). Choose from a variety of Buffalo-themed patch designs, created by Tiny Buffalo Designs Co., to make it uniquely yours.

You can also enter for a chance to win the ultimate vinyl listening package, featuring an Audio-Technica turntable, speakers, $150 in records, and a $50 gift card to blackdotsbuffalo.

See you there! 👋

Our year! 🦬🏟️

GO BILLS!!

📸 Photo by Scott Gable

125 years ago today, Buffalo became the site of a presidential inauguration.🇺🇸

On September 14, 1901, Theodore Roosevelt took the oath of office in Buffalo following the death of President William McKinley, becoming the 26th president of the United States.

Today, the home where that pivotal moment took place is the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site, preserving the rooms and stories connected to Roosevelt’s inauguration and this significant chapter in American history.

Through guided tours and interactive exhibits, you can step inside the events of 1901 and discover how a Buffalo home became the setting for a presidential inauguration.

📖 On the 125th anniversary, experience the story where it happened. Starting planning your visit to the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site, and learn more about Buffalo’s Presidential history at https://visitbuffalo.com/presidential-history/ (link in bio).

📸 Photos by Matthew Digati

New adventures are afoot! 🥾

We’re excited to introduce our new Buffalo Hiking Guide!

Featuring 10 memorable hikes across Erie County and Western New York, the guide has everything you need to start exploring, including trail details, route and terrain information, helpful tips, and walk-through videos that give you a preview of what to expect along the way.

From creekside paths and forest trails to dramatic gorges and urban escapes, there’s plenty of natural beauty waiting to be explored right in our backyard.🌳

⛰️ Check out the full guide at BuffaloHiking.com

🎒 BONUS: Stop by our Visitor Center at Canalside (1 Commercial St.) to pick up a FREE Buffalo Hiking Guide kit with essentials for your next adventure, while supplies last!