It includes a 747-seat theater with two balconies, an outdoor amphitheater, a large rehearsal hall, costume and scene shops, as well as a box office, an operations office and an area for food service.
Brian Sharp
Posted inCulture
A boutique hotel could be coming to Park Avenue
Originally built as a hospital, the century-old complex is currently functioning as apartments and a Jewish school.
Posted inCulture
Rochester Knighthawks will remain local
The Seneca Nation announced its purchase of the team Tuesday, calling it “a new day for lacrosse in Rochester.”
Posted inMusic
Renowned musician Chuck Mangione dies at 84
The performer and composer’s career garnered international acclaim and spanned six decades.
Posted inCulture
State of the church
As congregation numbers fall, the future of Rochester’s oldest public building is in question.
Posted inCulture
A Kodak memory card
The film stalwart’s legacy lives on around Rochester, for better or worse.
Posted inSpecial Sections
CGI marks final year as title sponsor of Rochester International Jazz Festival
RIJF says multiple organizations are interested in the sponsorship for 2025.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Backers of downtown Business Improvement District drop effort
The backers blame Rochester City Council for a lack of support, and are pivoting to support other revitalization efforts.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
5 must-see exhibits in the Strong National Museum of Play’s expansion
The new interactive experiences, which open to the public on June 30, offer something for all ages.
Posted inNews & Opinion
Showdown over a downtown business improvement district
Does downtown need (or want) a business improvement district? Opponents and supporters dig in.
Posted inNews & Opinion
Rochester pushes back major riverfront project to late 2024
Construction planned next fall on the centerpiece of Rochester’s downtown riverfront improvement projects will start over a year late.
