BoomDays celebrates the lifting of the Lake Erie - Niagara River Ice Boom. It is a unique way to mark the coming of spring. BoomDays is a moveable feast and festivities extend from the Buffalo River to Old Fort Niagara.
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A sure sign of spring is the lifting of the ice boom from Lake Erie. Four mayors marked the beginning of BoomDays by dropping the
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The first time that Boom Days organizers dropped a big rubber ball into the water to celebrate the annual removal of the Lake Erie ice boom, they assumed that it would float down the Niagara River and ...
Maura McCarthy George great event--never missed it!
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Organizers of BoomDays believe the event celebrating the removal of the Lake Erie ice boom is the true beginning of spring in Buffalo. Given the recent harsh weather and the sunny, wind-free ...
BoomDays Boom Days Poetry Contest Celebrate Buffalo Niagara and its waterfront in poetry! PRIZES - 1st: $300, 2nd: $100, 3rd: $50 Open to everyone Entries must be in English No length restrictions Deadline: April 16, 2009, noon. Email entries to: boomdays@bnriver
BoomDays
5:00 PM Cash/Credit Bar and Dinner – reservations suggested - call (716) 745-7230 X14
Meet the Fleet; Mount Gay Rum Specials; Racing Boats & Centerboard Boat Display; Information on Racing, Cruising, Junior and Adult Sailing; Special BoomDays Yacht Club Membership Incentives to New Members
Robin Foster from the Buffal...o Audubon Society will have information on our rich natural world and a display about Spring birds – migration, nesting, and the species that live along the Niagara Frontier. Kids can make baskets of nesting materials to hang up in their yards to make their neighborhood a bird-friendly habitat.
7:00 PM Music - The Carl Filbert Band
