This is your last opportunity to visit the popular Winter Market at Horsefeathers, located at 346 Connecticut St. on Buffalo’s West Side, before it gives way to several permanent food vendors that will continue to serve the neighborhood. 

Permanent vendors currently in place include Martin Cooks, The Pasta Peddler and Blackbird Sweets. The first floor and basement will eventually host several additional food-related businesses and will also offer a community kitchen. The upper floors of the 115-year-old building will feature brand new apartments.

On Thursday, March 28 between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m., the public is invited to attend an open house to review and offer feedback on the Commercial Revitalization & Market Strategy Plan for the Perry Choice Neighborhood. The plan is designed to set a course of rebirth along the neighborhood’s primary commercial corridors of South Park and Perry Street, identifying businesses and services needed to serve the community and greater region.

The project’s consultant, Peter J. Smith & Co. of Buffalo, already included community input, along with market analysis and urban design techniques. These will be finalized to develop the revitalization plan for the Perry Choice Neighborhood commercial corridors and action strategies to implement the plan.

The open house will be held at the BMHA Planning & Information Center at 400 South Park Avenue in Buffalo, NY.

BUFFALO, NY –  Seth Godin has presented to millions of people at public events and at companies including: Disney, Cadillac, eBay, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Adobe, American Eagle, Eddie Bauer and more; And twice spoke at the prestigious TED.org conference.

On April 4, the author, entrepreneur, public speaker and Buffalo-native returns home to speak about the transformation of traditional business models to the new “connection economy,” and specifically the opportunity that lies ahead for our city.

“Buffalo has the chance to leap from being a leader of the industrial age to a similar standing in the connection one that we’re now living in. The doors are open, but we have to choose to step forward,” said Godin.