Health Is Wealth Fitness Bootcamp Set for August At the Central Terminal

July was an INCREDIBLE month at the Buffalo Central Terminal! Two installments of our Summer Concert Series, Shakespeare at the Central Terminal, and our Movie Night closed out the month with a taste of 80s nostalgia, courtesy of “The Goonies.”

Ah, but August ... We’re kicking off the month by welcoming back the Health Is Wealth Fitness Bootcamp! On Saturday, Aug. 3, come prepared for a workout from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. on the Historic Lawn at 495 Paderewski Drive, Buffalo. GCOPE Fitness will help guide you to a healthier lifestyle!

“Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield is proud to support the Health Is Wealth Fitness Bootcamp as a way to reactivate the Central Terminal as a community space that makes a real difference in people’s lives,” said Michael Ball, vice president of community affairs for Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield. “We share in their dedication to improving health outcomes and reducing inequities, and encourage the community to take part in this incredible opportunity to get healthy at Buffalo Central Terminal.”

The Fitness Bootcamp isn’t the only thing planned for August at the Central Terminal! On Aug. 8, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., the Summer Concert Series concludes with a night of jazz and R&B, courtesy of performances by Curtis Lovell and the George Caldwell Trio! Don’t forget to bring a lawn chair or comfy blanket.

Then, with the school year moves ever closer, we’ll be hosting our annual Back to School Giveaway on Aug. 17. From 9 a.m. to noon, get geared up for the new school year at the event, hosted by Fillmore Council Member Mitch Nowakowski.

And on Aug. 28, bring a blanket, lawn chair, and maybe even a picnic meal to our second Movie Night of the season! From 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., enjoy animated, family-friendly fun with a viewing of Disney’s “Wish.” The viewing is presented by New York State Assembly Majority Leader Member Crystal D. Peoples-Stokes, Buffalo Common Council Majority Leader Leah Halton-Pope, and Fillmore District Council Member Mitch Nowakowski.