The 2016-17 classical music season includes Grammy winners, Bach’s birthday, and unique composers
Fall Guide
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Autumns’s aural delights
Barrence Whitfield, Steely Dan, and Shonen Knife are among our top picks for the concerts coming up this year
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Fall features
This fall movie season has a lot of ground to make up after a pretty mediocre summer
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Foam dart league takes aim in Rochester
The Rochester Foam Dart League has attracted dozens of players in the relatively short time it’s been around
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Weekend wanderlust
We round up the food and drink opportunities on Keuka and Seneca lakes. Now you don’t have to be hungry on that fall foliage tour
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A peek at museum offerings
Rochester’s museums have some interesting installations coming in 2016-17
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Building new boards
Sampling Rochester’s diverse theater offerings in 2016-17, including RBTL, MuCCC, and Geva productions
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Seasonal exhibitionism
A preview of the 2015-16 art season With the first tastes of autumn in the air comes the energy of a fresh arts season. Here are a dozen or so not-to-be-missed shows to distract you from the dead-weather doldrums. Some exhibition details may change, so check back with the galleries as time moves forward. Admission […]
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Curtains up
Our top 10 picks for the 2015-16 theater season The 2015-16 theatrical season is all about fresh faces. New shows, theater companies, and directors abound, bringing a welcome energy to our local stages. It will be a busy season, but here are 10 productions that caught our attention. “James and the Giant Peach” (Rochester Association […]
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From Jekyll and Hyde to social justice
The 2015-16 dance season is all about diversity There will be no lack of variety or drama in the 2015-16 season’s dance offerings. Choices include top contemporary dance companies such as Nai-Ni Chen Dance (which features Asiatic-influenced contemporary) and our own BIODANCE. Then there is the annual treat of seeing Garth Fagan Dance premiere new […]
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Smashing pumpkins
Grossmans explains the art of punkin chunkin For a moment, it’s just a blip in the sky — an orange sphere that’s very much out of place. In this exercise, only one thing is consistent: Things will not end well for the pumpkin. Fall has long been the season of the gourd. Pumpkins are the […]
