The 2022-2023 season of Arts Access is here and we went around the city to showcase some of our incredible partner organizations while chatting about all things Arts Access. Whether you're signing up for the first time or if you're renewing your pass, we're so excited to have you in our Arts Access family. [...]
The 2022-2023 season of Arts Access here and we're excited to announce some new partners as well as the Arts Access Plus program. You can now register or renew for your pass online, in-person at ASI or one of our signup locations, or we can mail you an application. If you have any questions [...]
Last month was Cameryn Handel's one year work anniversary as our Arts Access Coordinator. For passholders, Cameryn is the friendly voice on the other end of the phone when they call to ask questions or schedule transportation. She has been doing so much work behind the scenes to grow the Arts Access program in [...]
Arts Access passholders are invited to meet our Arts Access Coordinator Cameryn at the Carnegie Art Center in North Tonawanda (240 Goundry Street) at 12:30pm on Saturday, April 23rd for a meet-and-mingle with fellow passholders followed by a talk by featured artist Salvatore Santospirito. Come view and learn about Santospirito's work while meeting new friends and community members. From the [...]
Applications for new and renewed Arts Access passes are now open for our 2021-22 season. ASI and our more than 30 partner organizations are committed to making the arts accessible to the entire community. We understand that there are many barriers to accessing arts and cultural experiences, including financial limitations. The Arts Access pass [...]
Applications for new and renewed Arts Access passes are now open for our 2020-21 season. You can register online or call 716-833-3004 x514 to have an application mailed to your home. ASI and our more than 50 partner organizations are committed to making the arts accessible to the entire community. We understand that there are [...]
ASI's Arts Access program aims to break the barriers of inaccessibility to the region's arts and culture sector, which are often money, transportation, and knowledge of events. We partner with local theaters, galleries, and other arts and culture organizations to offer free or reduced-cost opportunities to low-income Western New York residents and their families. ASI envisions [...]
Tod Kniazuk, at the podium, along with Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown and representatives from various cultural institutions talked about the importance of this month's National Museum Day. More than a dozen area museums and cultural institutions are seizing an opportunity to expose the arts to more people. At least 15 such organizations across Western New [...]
The Arts Services Initiative of WNY has launched a new program aimed at increasing access to the region’s arts and cultural scene. The Arts Access program will connect individuals to free and low-cost arts and cultural programming through free tickets and an online database of free and low-cost opportunities. Tracey Drury, Buffalo Business First Reporter- [...]
Holders of EBT cards eligible for free program As more than 20 Western New York theaters prepare for tonight’s annual Curtain Up! celebration, a Buffalo arts group is launching a program to provide free tickets to theater productions and other arts activities to poor residents. The Arts Access program, announced today by the Arts Services [...]
