$2.3 Million Renovation Coming to Buffalo's Sears-Paderewski Park

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Buffalo's East Side is getting a green makeover. Sears-Paderewski Park will receive a $2.3 million renovation, bringing a new playground, a stage pavilion, new trees, and green infrastructure to the neighborhood park.

The investment puts new life into one of the East Side's gathering places — a redesigned playground for families, a pavilion stage for performances and community events, and landscaping built to handle stormwater the green way.

By James Carr, Ourturn Records News — Wednesday, October 21, 2026

Sources: WGRZ (Oct 21, 2026).

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