Chef Steve is cooking up lasagna for you! Doors open at Debs at 5 pm, lasagna *feast* is served at 6 pm. For only $20, you'll get a generous portion of Chef Steve's two-time award winning lasagna, a heap of fresh salad, homemade rye, homemade dessert, and coffee.

Join us on Veterans Day for Vets & Pets, a special event celebrating our veterans and supporting local pets in need! Hosted by the City of Buffalo Animal Shelter and Eugene V. Debs Hall, this event runs from 6-8pm, with all bar tips benefiting the WNY Veterans Housing Coalition. Come meet some of the shelter’s adoptable dogs and learn more about how you can help both our veteran community and the pets who need loving homes. Don’t miss this heartwarming evening of good drinks, great company, and meaningful support!

Together with the City of Buffalo Animal Shelter, we will be hosting ‘Paws & Polls’ this Election Day at Eugene V. Debs Hall! We know elections can be stressful so come on down for some puppy therapy with adoptable dogs from the City Animal Shelter. Doors open at 6pm with the dogs here until 8pm! We’ll begin watching election returns at 8pm until late.

Thanks to our generous members, Eugene V. Debs Hall has placed an order for 20 native trees to be planted in the future Frank X. Schwab Square. Bring a shovel and spade, and help us plant them! The planting will be followed up with complementary local craft beer and Alibaba kebobs.

Chef Steve is back with an authentic German meal for Friday. Chef Steve will prepare bratwurst, German potato salad, sauerkraut, and homemade apple dessert and coffee for only $20. We'll also break open a keg of Buffalo Brewing Company's special Oktoberfest beer!

Ethan Cox hosts Brewers' Union No. 4, his monthly bartending night every first Monday of the month at Eugene V. Debs Hall. This October 7, Ethan will unveil Brewery Ardennes' Belgian Double and his acclaimed white bean and kale soup. Bring interesting beer for others to sample.

Chef Steve is back with roast chicken on Monday, September 23, 5 to 10 pm. Chef Steve will prepare roast chicken with smashed potatoes, salad, and homemade apple cakes and coffee for dessert for only $15! Doors open at 5 pm, dinner is served at 6 pm.

Mark your calendars for a special Tree Fundraiser organized by Chef Steve on Friday, August 23, 6 to 8 pm, which for only $40 will include a Chef Steve feast and an open bar!

Thanks to your help, in the past two years we've planted a staggering 48 street trees in Broadway Fillmore, completing the street tree canopy along five blocks of Peckham Street and a block of Memorial Drive.

We're now turning our attention to the future Frank X. Schwab Square, named for the Buffalo mayor in the 1920s who stood up to the KKK and the Prohibition agents, across the street from Eugene V. Debs Hall, with a goal of planting *at least* 15 native shade trees in late October.

We've made huge progress in re-treeing Broadway Fillmore. Let's keep it going!

Join us for a heartwarming evening at Eugene V. Debs Hall on Thursday, August 22nd from 6-8pm for our Puppy Happy Hour! Enjoy adorable adoptable puppies and kittens from the City of Buffalo Animal Shelter while mingling with fellow animal lovers. It’s a fantastic opportunity to meet your new furry friend and support a great cause. Beer, wine & soft drinks will be available for purchase, and who knows—your new best friend might be just a paw away! Don’t miss out on this tail-wagging good time! 🐶🐱💕

Ethan Cox hosts Brewers' Union No. 4, his monthly bartending night every first Monday of the month at Eugene V. Debs Hall. Ethan will be behind the mahogany pouring Buffalo beer, talking craft beer and local beer and malting history, playing great tunes, and serving up soup and socialism. This August 5, Ethan unveils Swiftwater’s Altbier and his acclaimed watermelon ginger chilled soup. Bring interesting beer for others to sample.

Ethan Cox hosts Brewers' Union No. 4, his monthly bartending night every first Monday of the month at Eugene V. Debs Hall. Ethan will be behind the mahogany pouring Buffalo beer, talking craft beer and local beer and malting history, playing great tunes, and serving up soup and socialism. This July 1, Ethan unveils Strangebird’s Cream Ale, while in lieu of soup Chris Hawley will offer up his acclaimed slow-cooked beer brats! Bring interesting beer for others to sample.

Chef Steve is back this Monday, June 17, 5 to 10 pm, for Italian Sausage Night! Steve will prepare slow-cooked Italian sausage with tomatoes, peppers, and onions on a Costanzo roll, cheesy mashed potatoes, and homemade coleslaw, plus whole orange cakes and coffee for only $15. Doors open at 5 pm, dinner is served at 6 pm.

Ethan Cox hosts Brewers' Union No. 4, his monthly bartending night every first (in this case, second) Monday of the month at Eugene V. Debs Hall. Ethan will be behind the mahogany pouring Buffalo beer, talking craft beer and local beer and malting history, playing great tunes, and serving up soup and socialism. This June 10, Ethan introduces his homemade tomato curry soup and unveils Brewery Ardennes’ Belgian Blonde! Bring interesting beer for others to sample. 🍺 🍺

Plug Saturday, June 8, into your calendar for the 1st Annual Eugene V. Debs Vintage Car Show, with a live Indonesian music and puppet show starting at 1 pm. Beer, wine, and pop will be available. Chef Steve will be cooking up his acclaimed pulled pork, coleslaw, and cornbread from noon to 2 pm for only $15!

Eugene V. Debs Hall is proud to host Preservation Buffalo Niagara, Preservation Studios, and Councilmember Mitch Nowakowski's May 29 workshop on the NYS homeowner historic tax credit, available to all homeowner occupants in the Broadway Fillmore Historic District.

Fresh off of a volunteer planting of 29 street trees, Eugene V. Debs Hall will host a screening of Clear Day Thunder: Rescuing the American Chestnut (2023). This documentary film, commissioned by the American Chestnut Foundation, tells the story of citizen scientists and researchers working to restore this ecologically and economically important species.

Doors at Eugene V. Debs Hall, 483 Peckham Street, will open on Tuesday, May 28, at 6 pm, with the film being screened at 7 pm.

Please join us at Eugene V. Debs Hall for Jane’s Talk: How Buffalo Gave Wings to the World, on Tuesday, May 21, 6 pm, in which we will explore two seemingly unrelated topics: the true origins of the Buffalo wing and the birth of Buffalo's—and America's—aviation industry.

We're proud to host three speakers for this event: Marc Moscato of Buffalo Bike Tours, Lina-Brown Young of John Young's Original Mumbo Sauce, and Chuck Banas, local urbanist and aviation history expert.

We'll learn about the contested claims about the invention of the Buffalo wing, and learn more about the people and places that represent Buffalo's largest ever industry: aircraft manufacturing. Plus, we'll be able to sample Lina's acclaimed mumbo wings, which will be out at 6 pm sharp.

Doors open at 6 pm, with presentations beginning at 7 pm. Jane's Talk, modeled after the international Jane's Walk in honor of urbanist Jane Jacobs, is our ongoing speaker series on topics related to cities and the human habitat.

Chef Steve is back with pulled pork on Monday, May 20, 5 to 10 pm. Chef Steve will prepare pulled pork sandwiches on Costanzo rolls, homemade coleslaw and cornbread, and whole orange cakes for dessert for only $15!

Chris Hawley, in collaboration with the Central Terminal Neighborhood Association and Buffalo Bike Tours, invites you to join this bicycle tour of Broadway Fillmore, a neighborhood rich in history and seeing the beginnings of a vibrant transformation. Historically a stronghold of the Polish and African American communities, Broadway Fillmore's cultural tapestry is growing, shaped by a wave of immigrants, refugees, and newcomers from across the globe.

As we pedal through its streets, Hawley will offer an insider's perspective on how the neighborhood is changing and growing. From bustling new businesses to cherished landmarks, we'll explore the rich fabric of Broadway Fillmore, stopping at key points along the way to delve into new community initiatives and little-known projects shaping its future.

Admission is free but a $20 donation is accepted for those who can afford it (nobody will be turned away for lack of funds). Bike rentals are available for an additional $20.

Meeting at Eugene V. Debs Hall, 483 Peckham Street, we'll delve into the heart of Broadway Fillmore, venturing inside several locations including Torn Space Theater, Buffalo Brewing Company, the Eckhardt Building, and the Fillmore Farms container garden.

Join us on Saturday, May 18, at 11 am for an immersive experience that celebrates the past, embraces the present, and envisions the future of Broadway Fillmore.

Ethan Cox hosts Brewers' Union No. 4, his monthly bartending night every first Monday of the month at Eugene V. Debs Hall. Ethan will be behind the mahogany pouring Buffalo beer, talking craft beer and local beer and malting history, playing great tunes, and serving up soup and socialism. This May 6, Ethan introduces his homemade mulligatawny soup and unveils a special Autark Brewing saison! Bring interesting beer for others to sample.

All Eugene V. Debs Hall members are invited to May Day at Debs! This event on Wednesday, May 1, 6 to 10 pm, will be our first Annual Meeting of the Members, which will be May Day every year from here on out.

We're bringing in our favorites: folk music by Tyler Bagwell with Sally Schaefer, plus Chef Steve's goulash feast for only $15 (including homemade rye, salad, and apple cakes and coffee). Meal's out at 6 pm, followed by music at 7 pm.

We will also do a little business: finally ratifying our hardworking, highly-talented interim board of directors, reviewing the progress you've helped make happen as our members, and an update on upcoming projects (which will need your help!). The formal business will be at 6:30 pm.

May Day is the *real* Labor Day (though we celebrate both)! We hope you'll come out to Eugene V. Debs Hall this Wednesday.

Please join us at Eugene V. Debs Hall for Jane’s Talk: Vaux Revival on Tuesday, April 23, 6 pm, in which we will explore the significance of Calvert Vaux, the lesser known partner of Frederick Law Olmsted and co-designer of Buffalo's park and parkway system.

We're proud to host two speakers for this event. Frank Kowsky, SUNY Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Buffalo State University and author of Country, Park, and City: The Architecture and Life of Calvert Vaux, will tell us everything we ever wanted to know about Calvert Vaux. Brandon Kennedy, lead preservationist at Preservation Buffalo Niagara (PBN), will update us about PBN's efforts to save the Vaux Barn, 1119 Genesee Street--the sole remaining Buffalo structure designed by Vaux.

Finally, we'll have a discussion about a prospect that has been successfully pursued elsewhere but has long eluded Buffalo: reconstructing Vaux's lost works. Can Buffalo do it?

Doors open at 6 pm, with presentations beginning at 7 pm. Jane's Talk, modeled after the international Jane's Walk in honor of urbanist Jane Jacobs, is our ongoing speaker series on topics related to cities and the human habitat.

Please join us for a ChefSteve Night Tax Day Event!

Yes taxes are due but you can get a great meal for $15 to spare your pocket book.

I will be serving up Italian sausage on a Costanza roll, smashed potatoes, and my homemade coleslaw, coffee and whole orange cakes for dessert. $15 per person, take out available upon request.

Please RSVP so I can ensure we have enough for everyone. Doors open at 5, food is out at 6ish. Cash, Credit, or Venmo Bar.

Average Joey is out on the road singing songs to fan the flames of discontent and celebrating his new album: Impermanence. Local support from folk-punk duo Smitten for Trash and singer songwriter Ian McCuen.

$8 PWYC. Doors 6 PM. Music 7 PM.

We're planting 12 street trees, funded by Debs members, along Peckham Street between Fillmore Avenue and Memorial Drive on Saturday, April 6, 11 am. This project will complete the Peckham Street shade tree canopy, the first to be restored in Broadway Fillmore. Join us! We'll start with coffee and doughnuts, and end with a whole new Peckham Street.

Eugene V. Debs Hall is celebrating Dyngus Day on Monday, April 1, starting at 10 am. Chef Steve will offer lazy pierogi, Polish sausage stew, and homemade rye bread starting at 3 pm. There will be NO entry fee.

Watch the Dyngus Day Parade on Broadway in the Dyngus Day Capital of America, and join us at Debs!

Our Pre-Dyngus Day Cleanup will be Saturday, March 30, 11 am, with a focus this year on Paderewski Drive between Fillmore Avenue and Memorial Drive. Meet at Eugene V. Debs Hall, 483 Peckham Street, for coffee and doughnuts, then let's get to work!

Join Eugene V. Debs Hall for another installation of its monthly Film Night, this time featuring Song for a Raggy Boy (2003), an Irish historical drama directed by Aisling Walsh and based on the book of the same name by Patrick Galvin. Based on true events, the film follows William Franklin (Aidan Quinn), fresh from the frontlines of the Spanish Civil War, now taking on St. Jude's Reformatory, a ruthless school for boys in Ireland. Doors open at 6 pm, with the film being screened at 7 pm.