The Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village will open its doors for the 2026 season on Thursday, May 14, offering free general admission to all visitors. Located in Amherst, the village provides a unique glimpse into the region's history and culture, with a range of exhibits and activities showcasing the area's rich heritage. The village's opening is a significant event for the local community, with many residents and visitors eagerly anticipating the opportunity to explore the historic site.
"We are excited to offer free general admission to all visitors this season, and we look forward to sharing the region's history and culture with the community," said a village official.
The village's exhibits and activities include historic buildings, crafts, and demonstrations, offering something for everyone to enjoy. Buffalo residents, particularly those in the Williamsville district, are expected to take advantage of the free admission, making it a popular destination for family outings and educational field trips. The village's opening is also expected to boost local tourism, with visitors drawn to the area's unique cultural and historical attractions. As the season gets underway, residents can expect a range of events and activities at the village, including reenactments, workshops, and concerts.
Looking ahead, the village will be open Thursday through Sunday, with extended hours during peak season, and visitors can expect a fun and educational experience, with plenty of opportunities to learn about the region's history and culture.