We celebrate the accomplishments of our graduating BFA students. Their creative activity of the past year will be presented.

It’s that time of year again! The beloved Western New York holiday tradition, Breakfast with Santa at the Buffalo Zoo, is back for another holiday season! Start your day off right and bring your holiday appetite to the chef-prepared breakfast buffet featuring all your morning favorites! Enjoy a photo opportunity with Santa and meet one of our fascinating animal ambassadors. After that, stick around to see our magical holiday decorations and say “Happy Holidays” to your favorite animals on exhibit, Zoo admission is included with your ticket!

Dance is a three-dimensional artform.

Come join Mr. Dan for his most favorite program ever -- Graham Cracker Houses! Make your own house creations out of graham crackers, candy, and a home-made royal icing. Supplies are limited so please register to save a spot!!

Join us in the Children's Room with the completion of a community art project in honor of Martin Luther King Day. We will have an art project up that everybody can add to throughout the week, so be sure to stop by and help us complete our project! Open to the public and free, in the main floor Ring of Knowledge.

Starring Jodi Benson as Mama Rose, Gypsy is the ultimate tale of the ambitious stage mother fighting for her daughters’ success – while secretly yearning for her own. Set across America throughout the 1920s and 30s, when vaudeville was dying and burlesque was born, this landmark show explores the world of two-bit show business with brass, humor, heart, and sophistication. Features the celebrated score by Jule Styne and Stephen Sondheim.

Artistic director Jenise Akilah Anthony and musical director Mohamed Diaby celebrate Africa and the African Diaspora through music, movement, and culture in performances that captivate audiences with spirit and power.

The George Eastman Museum is delighted to announce the forthcoming exhibition, Scene at Eastman, which will open through April 20, 2025. The exhibition will comprise a set of photographs and sculptures made in aluminum, glass, concrete, paper, tin, and other materials. The photographs and sculptures in Scene at Eastman (“the works”) describe various acts and instances of apprehension, of address, of attendance to the presence of others. Some objects are original, others appropriated. The viewer’s own private practice of looking is solicited by the works. Viewers are alerted to the presence of cameras within the exhibition space: to enter the galleries is to be observed.