Wny Film, Art and Music Event

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1 College Rd
Batavia, NY 14020

WNY Film, Art and Music Event is a vibrant night club located in Batavia, NY, offering an eclectic mix of entertainment for art enthusiasts and music lovers alike. This dynamic venue showcases local and regional talent through film screenings, live performances, and art displays, creating an engaging atmosphere for all attendees. Join us for a night of creativity and community as we celebrate the diverse artistic expressions that make Western New York unique.

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