Accessibility

To make our exhibitions more accessible, our catalogs feature large, high-contrast photos and text for easy reading. In the galleries, we use wall labels with text larger than the standard museum size to ensure legibility. For those who can’t visit in person, all of this contextual information is also available on our website.

For our artist talks and panels, we use an amplification system to help those with hearing difficulties follow the conversation and participate. These events are also recorded and posted online to provide flexible viewing options after the live program concludes.

Service

• Service animals are permitted.
• Pets, emotional support animals, and therapy animals are not permitted.

ADA

• All parking and entrances are located on the Halbert Street side of the building.
• Mobility accessible parking spots are available in the Visitor and Access parking lots on Halbert between Phelps and Jewett Ave. (parking map link here).
• A wheelchair lift is available directly to your left upon entering the TriMain building.
• Visitors will encounter industrial concrete floors that may have uneven surfaces and raised transitions in the lobby and hallways.
• Tri-Main Center covers two full blocks along Main Street, and each floor is nearly 1,000 feet long.
• All public restrooms are handicap accessible.

Because of the nature of the building and Buffalo Arts Studio’s placement in the building, we understand it can be limiting for those with mobility concerns. There are a small number of Tri-Main wheelchairs available for patrons to use. To reserve a wheelchair before your visit, please fill out the form below: