Tri‑Main Center Art Crawl with Music is Art at Buffalo Arts Studio on July 24

Buffalo Arts Studio will host the Tri‑Main Center Art Crawl featuring Music is Art on Friday, July 24, 2026, from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. The crawl is part of M&T Fourth Friday at Tri‑Main and invites visitors to explore creative studios, exhibitions and live performances across the building.

What to expect

Visitors can explore 15 resident spaces inside the Tri‑Main Center, including artist studios, shared creative spaces, poetry projects and exhibitions. Participating tenants opening their doors for the Art Crawl include ArtsWork by People Inc., Mundo Images, Squeaky Wheel, Poetic Art Studio, Eat Off Art, Great Arrow Graphics, Black Rose Production House, and Sleeps Studio, along with individual studios and shared studio suites.

Exhibitions and music

Buffalo Arts Studio will present three exhibitions in Suite 500: Slow Looking by Rachel Shelton; Erratic by Warren Quigley; and Propagation and Endurance by Deborah Stewart. Live music sets in Suite 500 will be provided by Music is Art, featuring Sara Elizabeth, Pr0 Social, and Jade Marciniak.

Activities and extras

Tri‑Main Art Crawl passports will be available in the Tri‑Main lobby: guests who collect stamps from all 15 participating tenants and return the passport to Buffalo Arts Studio can redeem it for a free drink of their choice. Buffalo Arts Studio will also hold a raffle that evening for an original artwork donated from the private collection of BAS founder Joanna Angie; raffle tickets will be sold for $10 each and a winner will be chosen and notified at the end of the night.

The event takes place inside the Tri‑Main Center at 2495 Main Street in Buffalo. The program is presented by Buffalo Arts Studio as part of M&T Fourth Friday and is supported by local foundations and arts funding partners.

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