Artpark And Company Inc

Artpark is a cultural institution committed to all types of performing and visual art, both known and unknown. Artpark showcases and support all cultures and art by bringing artists to Western New York who would not have a chance otherwise. Every experience at Artpark should feel new and exciting!

Now, celebrating our 50th anniversary, we are excited by the breadth of what we have to offer. Programs for both the young and young-at-heart to learn and create, festivals celebrating unity and connections to our land, and Artpark Bridges bringing together our neighbors of different abilities and backgrounds.

Your support today will further Artpark’s mission and future, helping us foster a transformative world of artistic engagement and encourage curiosity. You help Artpark give people a voice and allow them to be heard! We hope that you will support this celebration of Artpark's 50 years of programming, or join us at one of our many upcoming events this season! For more information, please visit our website.

And to learn more about Artpark’s summer season, check out the full schedule here: https://www.artpark.net/2024-concerts

Artpark is currently programmed and managed by an independent nonprofit Artpark & Co. and is widely regarded as a summer outdoor music venue ranked one of the top 100 Amphitheaters Worldwide by Pollstar. Artpark delivers 150+ events attended by 150,000+ visitors, on 150+ acres of land over 110 days of summer. Ninety of these events are community & family programs delivered to over 50,000+ people at low or no cost. Artpark & Co. programming delivers $13-Mil in estimated annual economic impact on the community.

Artpark & Company fosters a transformative world of artistic engagement that explores the human experience, cultivates creativity, and encourages curiosity. Our work is informed by a long tradition of discovery, an expectation of artistic excellence, and an awareness of the inspiration of singular natural splendor.

We advocate for every art, both known and not yet known, as created in public by diverse artists, often with assistance from their audience, attracted by the discovery, learning, and exploration that the arts encourage.