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Tri-Main Center

The Unity Summit will be hosted inside the historic Tri-Main Center - a former manufacturing hub transformed into a vibrant, mixed-use space for artists, makers, nonprofits, and small businesses. This landmark building now serves as one of Buffalo’s most active creative corridors, reflecting the same spirit of collaboration and innovation that drives the Unity Summit.

 

Throughout the day, attendees will move through several spaces within the building, allowing for dedicated breakout sessions, networking, and gathering areas designed to support connection and learning.

Getting There

By Public Transit:

The Tri-Main Center is easy to reach by public transit - it’s located directly on the bus route and just one block South from the Amherst Metro Rail station. Please note that all attendees should enter through the Halbert Street entrance on the back side of the building, not the Main Street side.

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Coming from the North Towns?

Take Main Street south toward the city - the Tri-Main Center will be on your left. Parking and the building entrance are on Halbert Street on the back side of the building, not the Main Street side.

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Coming from the South Towns?

Take the Kensington Expressway / NYS Route 33 to the Main Street north exit. You'll pass Sisters Hospital - the Tri-Main Center will be on your right. Parking and the building entrance are on Halbert Street on the back side of the building, not the Main Street side.

Parking

There are three parking lots at the back of the Tri-Main building on Halbert Street that you can park in for free. They are listed as "Tenant and Visitor Parking".

You can also park on the streets around the building for free (unless otherwise posted). See the link below for parking details.

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