Spring Into Art Returns to the UB Center for the Arts

Tuesday, April 29, 2025 | Free and Open to the Public
Cameras Welcome | Interviews Available

Annual Event Showcasing UB Artists Invites the Community to Explore
Where Art is Made and Experienced in WNY’s Arts Hub
Featuring Performances, Demonstrations, an Art Sale, Exhibitions and more!

Celebrating its milestone 30th anniversary season, the University at Buffalo Center for the Arts (UBCFA) is pleased to present Spring into Art, an evening of performances, exhibitions, and hands-on activities on Tuesday, April 29, from 5-7 p.m. The event is free and open to the public, welcoming visitors to experience the creative energy of UB’s arts community, featuring the students, faculty, and staff who bring the Center’s art-making spaces to life.

“Since its grand opening, the UBCFA has brought together artists across all disciplines to work together under one roof,” says Jamie Enser, executive director.  “The collaborative spirit and creative energy that fills the Center is something to be seen and experienced. Spring into Art offers the community a chance to engage with the makers, performers and programs that shape the arts on campus.”
While many in the Western New York region know the UBCFA as a premier performance venue for major touring and local acts, it is also home to art galleries, studios, a screening room, rehearsal spaces, and more.

Guests are invited to explore the Center’s galleries, atrium and public spaces as they come alive with activity. From live performances to interactive art-making and exhibitions, Spring Into Art offers something for everyone to enjoy. A full slate of programming highlights the creativity, talent, and collaboration at the heart of UB’s arts community.
Program highlights include:

Department representatives across the arts will be present to welcome visitors and share insight into the programs and creative work.

A full schedule of activities is available online.

For more information contact Jamie Enser, Executive Director, Center for the Arts, 716-645-6254, jenser@buffalo.edu

Next
Next

Say Yes Buffalo and JPMorganChase Announce a Day of Financial Education, Workshops, and Resources Free and Open to the Community