The Harris Fine Arts Center is located on the north end of Brigham Young University campus. It was established in 1965 and houses the School of Music, Department of Theatre and Media Arts, Department of Visual Arts, BYU Broadcasting, and Division of Design and Production. There are four theatres, four art galleries, fifty-three practice rooms, and nine pipe organs. The center has five performance halls. It also has 150 other spaces used as media classrooms, computer labs, rehearsal facilities, and studios/offices. More than three hundred annual performances and exhibits draw patrons to the center. 

The Brimhall Building is located on the south end of campus and houses the communications department offices, classrooms, and news labs. The first floor of the building was constructed in 1918. In 1935 two more stories were added and was named to honor George H.Brimhall, BYU president from 1904 to 1921. In 1984 the building underwent major renovation and 4,700 square feet were added. Completely remodeled in 2004, the Brimhall building became home to the Department of Communications and NewsNet, a combined television and newspaper student-operated news room.

The BYU Museum of Art is located on the north side of campus. It is a four-story, modern facility of more than 102,000 square feet in size. The museum houses ten exhibition galleries, an auditorium, classrooms, a small theater, a print study room, a gift store, and security and administrative offices.

The Jesse Knight Building is located on the west side of Brigham Young University’s campus. It is named after Jesse Knight, who served as a member of the board of Brigham Young Academy from 1901 until his death in 1921.It houses portions of the college's Visual Arts Department.

Located on the west side of lower campus, the Stephen L. Richards building serves as an athletic training facility.

The LaVell Edwards Stadium is open for a variety of events and at an array of times. For detailed information regarding events and times please visit http://byutickets.com.

The Carillon Bell Tower is not accessible to the public but can be heard across campus every half hour.  The bells are also played during concerts by university and visiting carillonneurs, and for each year's commencement exercises.