Plaintiff fell at a concert at a university's multipurpose center. The Appellate Division agreed the university had charitable immunity. Holding concerts open to the public to advance education was one of the university's purposes. The concert served that purpose regardless of the music's genre. The university remained immune though the performer, and the entities which selected and booked her and rented the center, were for-profit. Even a charity can rent its facilities to for-profit entities unless non-charitable activities become its dominant motive, which was not shown here. As an audience member, plaintiff was a beneficiary regardless of whether she viewed the concert as educational.