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Fuse Salon & Gallery

Describing itself as a "fusion of aesthetic elements in an inviting and contemporary atmosphere", Fuse Salon & Gallery is quite an unusual concept: this full-service upscale hair and beauty salon does double duty as an art gallery that displays a rotating selection of works by local artists, all for sale at fair prices, as well as occasional temporary exhibitions. Guests can admire some of the best work of Buffalo's talented creative community while at the same time getting a manicure or having their hair styled and colored! As befits a full-service salon, locally produced soaps, lotions, massage oils, and sugar scrubs are for sale alongside the artwork. A truly one-of-a-kind experience.

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Address: 984 Elmwood Ave.
Getting there: Metro Bus 20 or 26
Hours: Mon noon-6PM, Tue noon-8PM, Wed Thu 10AM-8PM, Fri 10AM-6PM, Sat 10AM-4PM

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