Kathy Laluk

After more than four decades of dance, Garth Fagan continues to create new works that dazzle. Audiences got a sneak peek at some of those pieces at the KeyBank Rochester Fringe Festival this summer, but for those who didn’t, they are worth seeing. Fagan effortlessly merges African and modern dance with classic ballet techniques, resulting […]

The crisp, cold air that’s finally arrived in Rochester may not be welcome to some, but it’s perfect weather for stargazing. At RMSC’s after-hours Star Party, amateur astronomers and extraterrestrial enthusiasts alike will get to use telescopes to get a clear glimpse of the Milky Way, Summer Triangle, and thousands of stars. Experts will be […]

At a time when so many refugees in America are facing an uncertain future, one man’s story may offer them hope. Born into Haiti’s poorest class, Jocelyn “Josh” Apo was just 20 years old when he and 60 others crammed onto a makeshift boat and set out on a 17-day overseas trek to the United […]

With Halloween just around the corner, all things spooky are eerily creeping back into our lives. The College at Brockport is taking full advantage of the fall feeling by kicking off its season with “Deathtrap,” a melodrama by Ira Levin. The play within a play follows writer Sidney Bruhl as he discovers the dark side […]

The Genesee River is the reason our city got the nickname the “Flour City” — it powered the mills that turned Rochester into the country’s first boomtown in the 1800’s. Each year, the city pays homage to the river and its impact with the Genesee River Romance event. The three-day weekend includes guided tours of […]