Welcome to the UB Center for the Arts—Western New York’s premier arts hub.
For over 30 years, the UBCFA has been where art is made and experienced at the University at Buffalo, bringing together students, faculty, visiting artists and the Western New York community through a multidisciplinary mix of performances, exhibitions and creative experiences.
From major touring artists to UB’s own emerging talent, discover music, dance, comedy, theatre, exhibitions, special events and more—all on UB’s North Campus.
Explore what’s coming up, find your next experience and join us. Follow along on social media or subscribe to our email list for the latest events and announcements.
Fred Armisen: Comedy For Musicians But Everyone Is Welcome
October 10, 2026
7 p.m.
Ghostbusters in Concert
October 16, 2026
7:30 p.m.
Punch Brothers
November 15, 2026
7:30 p.m.
Fall 2026
Discover Fall 2026 at the UBCFA
Music, comedy, film, dance, distinguished speakers, university performances, exhibitions and more—discover what’s happening at the UB Center for the Arts this fall..
Free Event
Art in the Open – Oct. 29
Step inside the creative process with performances, exhibitions, open studios and interactive experiences featuring the arts at UB.
In the News
UB’s ‘Arts Hub’ Stands the Test of Time
“We are the largest multidisciplinary arts center in Buffalo – a place where everyone is welcome.” — Jamie M. Enser, executive director, UB Center for the Arts
Center for the Arts
Mural unveiling continues CFA anniversary celebration
CFA and university archives staff members culled through three decades of performances at the Center for the Arts in creating the mural.
Listen to 30 years of experiences
Throwback 30 Playlist
Curated by Jeff Miers
Join us on a nostalgic journey through the top thirty musical acts that have performed at the University at Buffalo Center for the Arts over the past three decades. Curated by Jeff Miers, legendary music journalist and Buffalo Music Hall of Fame member, this playlist features a diverse array of genres and artists, showcasing the legacy of the UBCFA. Available on both Spotify and Apple Music, you can easily access this musical time capsule.
