Change is something that cannot be stopped. For cities, sometimes change is good, and sometimes the opposite. In the late 1800’s Buffalo’s water access to the midwest and cheap power from Niagara Falls made it the primary processing location for most of the grain in the east. By the 1990’s, most of that had changed. Many grain silos that were 15ft thick poured concrete were abandoned and had no new use. That all changed with the revitalization of Buffalo’s waterfront in 2017 and now it is a great destination year round. Wanna see the river with 7 friends on a fully stocked floating tiki bar complete with the bartender? No problem! Zip lining, kayaking, a Children’s Museum, a Naval Park, a historical boat tour of the area, concerts, festivals, and numerous restaurants and entertainment options await you at Canalside - Buffalo’s best waterfront fun spot.