Last Day of Niagara Falls Update

School lets out next week for Southern Utah University and I am graduating with my Bachelors in Science in Communication Studies. I am also thinking of a trip to take to Niagara Falls, New York for a treat because I am craving White Pizza. You need to try this in your life it is so so good, with dripping garlic sauce and cheese and tomato slices mmmm good. Also all the other food that I have mentioned before. Just to remind you famous buffalo wings made in the heart of Buffalo, New York which is really close to Niagara Falls, New York. Also you have to try New York's finest Canoli's they are fried creamy in the middle delight. If you don't know what this is just think of a fried taco shell with butter cream squirted in the middle of both sides. It is delicious if you are craving something creamy and buttery with a crunch. And don't forget to get your red hots or white hots. These are huge hot dogs that are red or white. I had both and they are really good and worth trying. So keep a look out for those hot dog stands. Well don't leave New York yet with out trying there famous Fish Fry Friday's. At almost every catholic church they are frying up huge long fish with home fries which are fried chunks of potatoes. And you have to try a Garbage Plate if you are into that. Its macaroni salad and home fries cover with a burger and all the toppings without the bun. Its delicious. I can't wait to go and try these and have even more mouth watering experiences.

More about Niagara Falls History

Did you know?

The depth of Niagara Falls history is a surprise to many visitors. The photogenic Falls and many beautiful pruned Niagara Falls parks, belie the fact that the area was the scene of one of the most famous battles of the War of 1812 – a major turning point in Canadian history. Or that it was a significant stop on the Underground Railroad during the 19th Century.

Niagara historic sites abound – particularly Forts from the 18th and 19th centuries. See musket-firing demonstrations at Old Fort Niagara; visit Old Fort Erie, the first fort built by the British in the late 1700s and scene of one of Canada’s most horrific battles in the War of 1812; see the British headquarters during the War at Fort George; and much more.

Retrieved from http://www.niagarafallstourism.com/thingstodo-historical.html

Current Conditions at Niagara Falls

The weather at Niagara Falls now is cloudy and 49 degrees with 45% humidity. This week it looks like spring weather is finally there because it is going to rain.

Summary of Some of Niagara Falls's major events:

• Niagara Grape and Wine Festival
  Wine enthusiasts look forward to the middle of September when the area celebrates the annual harvest of the grapes. More than 100 exciting events take place during this ten day celebration.
• Spring Festival at the Falls
  Held in May, this celebration kicks off the tourist season with the annual Maid of the Mist Parade.
• Free Fireworks over the Falls
  On every Friday and Sunday from mid-May to September, fireworks go off over the Niagara Falls at 10pm in the evening. Visitors are awed by the colors that reflect off of the roaring falls.
• Niagara Regional Exhibition and Fairgrounds
  This has been Niagara’s largest fall fair for over 150 years. The annual event is traditionally on the second weekend of September.
• Art in the Garden
  Art in the Garden is held from late May to the end June. What’s unique about this event is that all the artists are from the Niagara region.
• Winter Festival of Lights
  Visitors during the holiday season are able to enjoy Canada's largest lights festiva. Each night at 5:00 pm the Festival's lights ignite while the mighty Niagara Falls is illuminated into a fabulous winter wonderland of color and beauty.
• Friendship Festival
  Friendship Festival held July 1- July 4 is a celebration of the friendship, history and cultural shared by Canada and the United States.
• 1000 Islands Music Festival
  This will be one of Ontario's largest music festivals of 2009, The 1000 Islands Music Festival will take place August 13, 14, 15, 2009 at The Dingman Farm located at 15 Pykeview Drive, Gananoque, in Leeds and 1000 Islands Township.

Come and enjoy in every season this year.

Have you ever had New York Pizza?

I have been to some of New York's hole in the wall restaurants, and believe me they have some of the best hand tossed pizza. The slices are a dollar and they are as big as a dinner plate with cheese dipping down and pepperoni so delicious and crisp. And to go with your pizza try those famous buffalo wings made in the heart of Buffalo, New York which is really close to Niagara Falls, New York. That is a tradition that once a week families in New York buy on pizza night. Also you have to try New York's finiest Canoli's they are fried creamy in the middle delight. If you don't know what this is just think of a fried taco shell with butter cream squirted in the middle of both sides. It is delicious if you are craving something creamy and buttery with a crunch. And don't forget to get your red hots or white hots. These are huge hot dogs that are red or white. I had both and they are really good and worth trying. So keep a look out for those hot dog stands. Well don't leave New York yet with out trying there famous Fish Fry Friday's. At almost every catholic church they are frying up huge long fish with home fries which are fried chunks of potatoes. And you have to try a Garbage Plate if you are into that. Its macaroni salad and home fries cover with a burger and all the toppings without the bun. Its delicious. All are delicious come to New York, because you have to experience the mouth watering food.