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Frank Lloyd Wright's Martin House Frank Lloyd Wright's Martin House is located in Buffalo, NY. The museum is located in Buffalo, New York – a city of recognized architectural treasures.
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Frank Lloyd Wright's Martin House preserves, interprets, and promotes a world-class masterpiece built for Wright's significant patron and friend.

We're thankful that there's so much to do this month at Martin House!📷 A discussion between photographer Biff Henrich an...
11/01/2026

We're thankful that there's so much to do this month at Martin House!

📷 A discussion between photographer Biff Henrich and and architecture professor Gregory Delaney on November 5.
🎖️Special promotions for active and retired veterans on November 11.
🕯️Candlelight tours are back starting November 27.
🎆 Celebrate the holiday season with Night of Light on December 5.

Find more information at martinhouse.org.

We recently honored our volunteers celebrating 25 and 30 years of service at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House.Their kno...
10/29/2026

We recently honored our volunteers celebrating 25 and 30 years of service at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House.

Their knowledge, enthusiasm, and commitment help bring Wright’s architectural vision to life for every visitor. Thank you for being such an important part of the Martin House story!

This Veterans Day, we’re pleased to welcome all active-duty and retired veterans to enjoy a free Martin House tour and 5...
10/28/2026

This Veterans Day, we’re pleased to welcome all active-duty and retired veterans to enjoy a free Martin House tour and 50% off all Martin House Plus tours as a small thank you for your service.

Explore the history, architecture, and design of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House, and enjoy the opportunity to experience this unique Buffalo landmark.

We look forward to welcoming you!

We’re thrilled to welcome two new Creative Residents to Martin House in 2027: Charles Lee and Whitney George.Charles Lee...
10/26/2026

We’re thrilled to welcome two new Creative Residents to Martin House in 2027: Charles Lee and Whitney George.

Charles Lee | April 25–May 22, 2027
Lee’s "Dear Mr. Washington" explores Darwin Martin’s fourteen-year correspondence with Booker T. Washington, using the Martin House archives to examine the racial world in which the house was built and lived in. Lee is an interdisciplinary artist, writer, and educator based in the Bay Area whose work spans photography, archives, painting, video, and installation.

Whitney George | Research: August 1-15, 2027 | Installation: Mar. 20–26, 2028
George’s "THE HOUSE OF VOICES" is a site-responsive sound installation exploring Martin House as a vessel of memory, shaped by ritual, beauty, privacy, aspiration, and silence. A composer, conductor, and interdisciplinary artist based in New York, George creates immersive works where sound, architecture, and memory intersect.

We can’t wait to see how these artists bring new perspectives to the Martin House! Stay tuned for more details on public programming related to these projects.

NEW DATE: Join us on Thursday, November 5, from 6:00–7:30pm for the next Design Aloud.Photographer Biff Henrich and arch...
10/24/2026

NEW DATE: Join us on Thursday, November 5, from 6:00–7:30pm for the next Design Aloud.

Photographer Biff Henrich and architecture professor Gregory Delaney will explore the fascinating intersection of photography and architecture and how these creative disciplines shape the way we experience the built world around us.

The conversation celebrates Henrich’s new book, Building Photographs, Buffalo New York, featuring 100+ images created over 35 years that capture Buffalo’s extraordinary architectural details with curiosity, affection, and wonder.

Free program; registration required.

Sponsored by M&T Bank."

Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Frank E. Merriweather Library for story time with Martin House Creative Resid...
10/21/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Frank E. Merriweather Library for story time with Martin House Creative Resident Abdul-Razak Zachariah and his new book, Leave a Crack for the Light! 📚💛

Through our collaging activity, community members of all ages came together to help envision brighter, more connected communities.

Thanks for spending your Saturday afternoon with us!

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The Barton House on a crisp fall day. 🍂 🍁📸:
10/19/2026

The Barton House on a crisp fall day. 🍂 🍁

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A look back at a paw-some day on campus! 🍂🐕We’re so grateful to the 200+ guests who joined us for an afternoon of furry ...
10/17/2026

A look back at a paw-some day on campus! 🍂🐕

We’re so grateful to the 200+ guests who joined us for an afternoon of furry friends and fall fun at the first-ever Paws on the Prairie (Style). Check out some of our favorite moments from the day!

Thanks to your incredible support, we also raised thousands of dollars to help shelter dogs!

A big congratulations to our Pet Costume Contest winners, the Very Hungry Caterpillar trio! 🐛🏆

A heartfelt thank you to the , our wonderful vendors, partners, sponsors, and everyone who helped make this event so special. We loved celebrating our four-legged friends with you!

HAPPENING SATURDAY: Join Martin House Creative Resident Abdul-Razak Zachariah for a special storytime featuring a readin...
10/15/2026

HAPPENING SATURDAY: Join Martin House Creative Resident Abdul-Razak Zachariah for a special storytime featuring a reading of his new children’s story, Leave a Crack for the Light!

Participants will also enjoy a hands-on collaging activity using historical images and other materials to cut, paste, and draw their visions of community members coming together to create neighborhoods filled with joy, welcome, comfort, and liberation.

📍 Frank E. Merriweather Library
📅 Saturday, October 15
⏰ 10:30 AM–1:00 PM

We hope to see you there!

Last week, we celebrated the opening of "Stained by Time," the final project by our Creative Resident, . 🌸Featuring pres...
10/12/2026

Last week, we celebrated the opening of "Stained by Time," the final project by our Creative Resident, . 🌸

Featuring pressed peonies from the Martin House gardens, "Stained by Time" explores a poignant question: What remains after something disappears? Through this work, Selva reflects on the Elm trees and Japanese screens that once resided on our campus, inviting us to consider memory, loss, and what we leave behind.

Experience "Stained by Time" in the Greatbatch Pavilion Center through November 16.

Beautiful photos by .

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143 Jewett Pkwy
Buffalo, NY
14214

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