Anderson Center for the Arts

Under one roof on the Binghamton University campus stand two theatres and a chamber hall: the Osterhout Concert Theater with 1,170 seats, the 558-seat Watters Theater, and a Chamber Hall for 408. The building opened in 1985, having been named the previous November for Floyd E. Anderson, a justice of the New York Supreme Court who had been instrumental in the university's early development. Orchestral concerts, touring opera, dance and student productions share the calendar. The Anderson Center for the Performing Arts opened at Binghamton University in 1985, following its naming in November 1984 for Floyd E.