September 21, 1996
Brian Holzinger scores the first Buffalo Sabres goal at Marine Midland Arena in a preseason game against the Toronto Maple Leafs.
KeyBank Center opened its doors on September 21, 1996, with the Sabres' first preseason game. KeyBank Center's Opening Night Gala then followed it on September 27.
Brian Holzinger scores the first Buffalo Sabres goal at Marine Midland Arena in a preseason game against the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Jean Knox cuts the ribbon at the KeyBank Center Opening Gala.

The Goo Goo Dolls perform the first concert at KeyBank Center.

Derek Plante scores the OT game-winner in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals.

The Sabres host the NHL Draft. KeyBank Center went on to host the event again in 2016 and 2026.

Sabres host the Stanley Cup Final for the first time at KeyBank Center.
Danny Gare becomes the first player to have his number retired at KeyBank Center.

Pat LaFontaine has his number raised to the rafters.
Danny Briere's double overtime goal starts the Sabres' memorable run to the Eastern Conference Finals.
“The Brawl Game.”
Sabres come back to beat the Rangers in Game 5.
The Bandits win their 4th NLL Championship (and first at KeyBank Center), defeating the Portland LumberJax 14-13

KeyBank Center hosts the IIHF World Junior Championship.
Terry Pegula is joined on the ice by The French Connection after purchasing the Buffalo Sabres.

Dominik Hasek has his No. 39 retired to the rafters.
Minnesota-Duluth defeats Cale Makar and UMass in the Frozen Four championship at KeyBank Center.

KeyBank Center hosts the NCAA men’s basketball tournament (The arena has hosted the tournament five times.)
Rick Jeanneret makes his final Sabres call at KeyBank Center.
Ryaan Miller has his No. 30 retired to the rafters.
Bruce Springsteen performs at KeyBank Center. He has played eight shows at the arena, more than any other headlining musical act.
The Bandits win first the NLL Finals for the first time since 2008.
A new state-of-the-art billboard is introduced at the start of the 2024-25 season.

The Bandits repeat as NLL Champs.
WWE makes its 58th stop at KeyBank Center. The show has now stopped at KeyBank Center 60 times since 1996.
Shane Gillis performs at KeyBank Center and becomes the highest-attended comedy show in arena history with 19,129 fans.
The Bandits win their third straight NLL Championship, defeating the Saskatchewan Rush in a best-of-three series.
Sabres announce a 10-year extension of arena naming rights with KeyBank.

"The Tampa Game."

The Sabres win first playoff game at KeyBank Center since 2011.