Pavlo live in Buffalo

Experience Pavlo live on October 16th

Pavlo is a Canadian guitarist known for his Mediterranean-influenced instrumental music. His style blends flamenco, Greek, and Latin guitar traditions, often incorporating elements of jazz and world music. He frequently performs as a solo artist, showcasing virtuosity on both acoustic and electric guitars, and is recognized for energetic stage presence and dynamic compositions. Pavlo has released numerous albums and has toured extensively internationally.

Babeville is a historic performance and arts complex located in Buffalo, New York. Originally built in 1898 as the Ellicott Square Building, it housed the Larkin Soap Company’s headquarters – an early example of modern architectural design focused on employee wellbeing. After the Larkin Company’s decline, the building underwent various uses before being revitalized in 2006 as Babeville by local developer Steve Cichon. The complex features two primary performance spaces: the Asbury Hall, a restored former church sanctuary known for its acoustics and unique atmosphere, and the DBRL (Drawn By Radio Local), a smaller more intimate venue. Babeville hosts a diverse range of musical acts, visual arts exhibitions, and community events annually, becoming a significant cultural hub for the city.