VENU

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• 2026

  VENU owner files lawsuit against City of Buffalo over Chippewa Street under-21 restrictions

  VENU owner Gregory Kales filed a lawsuit against the City of Buffalo, arguing that the Chippewa Street event center should be allowed to continue hosting patrons under 21 as city officials intensify enforcement in the Chippewa entertainment district. The city sent VENU a cease and desist letter in August contending that it needed to submit a special use permit to allow patrons aged 18 to 21 to commingle and had failed to do so. VENU's attorney argues that the venue has operated as an event center with the required permits since 2016, and VENU maintains that its customers are not responsible for the district's public safety problems.

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  VENU owner files lawsuit against City of Buffalo over Chippewa Street under-21 restrictions[2]VENU owner files lawsuit against City of Buffalo over Chippewa Street under-21 restrictionswkbw.com

  Reported: 2026-10-09

  VENU owner Gregory Kales has filed a lawsuit against the City of Buffalo, arguing the Chippewa Street event center should be allowed to continue hosting patrons under 21 as city officials intensify enforcement in the Chippewa entertainment district. The city sent VENU a cease and desist letter in August contending it needed to submit a special use permit to allow patrons aged 18 to 21 to commingle and had failed to do so. VENU's attorney argues the venue has operated as an event center with the required permits since 2016 and VENU maintains its customers are not responsible for the district's public safety problems.

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2. 2VENU owner files lawsuit against City of Buffalo over Chippewa Street under-21 restrictionswkbw.com