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About Burchfield Penney Art Center

Welcome to the Burchfield Penney Art Center (BPAC), a dynamic cultural hub on the Buffalo State College campus. BPAC houses a multipurpose Performing Arts Center with a seating capacity of 856, offering a range of concerts, lectures, and performances in a unique two-tier configuration. Whether you’re here for a concert, lecture, or a special event, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats and plan your day.

BPAC sits at 1300 Elmwood Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14222, in the heart of the Elmwood Village. We’ve included transportation options, parking specifics, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to make your visit smooth and enjoyable. If you’re traveling with a group or planning a spontaneous night out, think of us as your reliable connection for tickets and local tips.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location: 1300 Elmwood Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14222 (Buffalo State campus).
  • Venue type: art museum and cultural center with a multipurpose Performing Arts Center.
  • Capacity: PAC seats 856 (some Buffalo State references list 850; official ecatalog notes 856).
  • Seating chart: two-tier PAC with Lower Tier rows A–L (12 rows) and Upper Tier rows M–Z (14 rows); center seating 101–115; three sections left/center/right.
  • Parking: Buffalo State Lot R-3 in front of BPAC; free on weekends; paid rate $2/hour (effective Aug 19, 2024); motor coaches may park at the rear with pre-arrangement.
  • Transit: Served by NFTA/Metro buses along Elmwood Avenue; public transit access includes near-rockwell-area stops (Elmwood Ave corridor).
  • Nearby hotels: Elmwood Village Inn (893 Elmwood Ave) within walking distance; Elmwood Village area generally offers several lodging options.
  • Notable events hosted: Grand opening of the new BPAC building on November 22, 2008; PAC has hosted concerts (e.g., David Sanborn in 2005), lectures, and a variety of performing arts events; M&T Second Fridays program series.