NYSCA-Funded Performance in Buffalo: Bridging Acts
A compelling NYSCA-funded performance exploring dialogue through motion and media at the UB Center for the Arts.
Sat, 25 Jul 2026
6:30 PM – 7:45 PM (America/New_York)
Center for the Arts - University at Buffalo Buffalo , New York
Starts in
00
Days
:
00
Hrs
:
00
Mins
:
00
Secs
Happening Now
Event Ended
Join us for the NYSCA-funded performance Bridging Acts, a thought-provoking exploration of dialogue through motion and media. Hosted at the University at Buffalo Center for the Arts in the Black Box Theatre, this event showcases innovative artistic expression within the Western New York community. Attendees will experience a unique blend of performance art designed to challenge perspectives and engage the senses. This is a must-see event for local art enthusiasts and students alike.
What to Expect
An intimate and experimental performance experience in a black box theater setting.
Who Should Attend
Art students
Performance art enthusiasts
University at Buffalo community
Local culture seekers
Agenda Overview
The performance runs from 6:30 PM to 7:45 PM in the Black Box Theatre.
Venue & Address
Center for the Arts - University at Buffalo
103 Center for the Arts Buffalo , New York United States
Organizer
University at Buffalo Center for the Arts · Educational Institution
A hub for concerts, plays, and exhibitions serving the university and local community.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the performance located?
It is at the University at Buffalo Center for the Arts, Black Box Theatre, Room 103.
Is this event funded?
Yes, it is a NYSCA-funded performance.
What time does it start?
The performance begins at 6:30 PM.
Who can attend?
The event is open to the UB student body and the Western New York community.
Is there an artist talk?
An artist talk is scheduled separately on July 23 at the AKG.
What is the duration?
The performance lasts from 6:30 PM to 7:45 PM.
Tags
Performance Art
NYSCA
Buffalo Events
UB Arts
Media Arts
Dance
Summary
A unique performance event featuring motion and media at the University at Buffalo.