The latest film from Zachary Wigon opens June 2 at The Little.
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Eastman Opera Theatre names new artistic director
Timothy Long will assume a dual role for EOT next season, following the retirement of Steven Daigle.
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Homage to the (town) square: Welcome to Buffalo AKG
The art museum formerly known as the Albright-Knox Gallery rebrands, expands and strengthens its inclusive contemporary position.
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RPO presented first sensory-friendly concert Sunday
The free performance at Hochstein was part of the orchestra’s ‘100 Acts of Giving Back’ this year.
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Memorial service planned to honor David Fetler
The revered late musician led the Rochester Chamber Orchestra for 50 years.
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The architecture of radio: Failing or fun?
A forecast for airwaves from the NON-COMMvention in Philadelphia.
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‘Les Misérables’— without the songs
Open Road Theatre’s non-musical adaptation of Victor Hugo’s novel opens at MuCCC on June 1.
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Meet the artists who keep Seabreeze’s painted ponies looking polished
Gaylon Arnold and Ann McCracken spend the park’s off-season restoring the brightly colored rides in time for the summer.
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CITY Visits . . . The Lilac Festival
With a Mikaela Davis concert in the background, we asked attendees what’s on their summer bucket list.
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Former ‘vandal’ finds Zen painting graffiti on model trains
Alex Price used to risk life and limb painting train cars. Now ‘Demon’ works at scale.
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Born in Hong Kong, Bleak House Books is reopening in Honeoye Falls
Albert Wan and Jenny Smith’s bookstore is retaining its overseas roots.
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The call of kettle corn
Rochester Kettle Corn almost didn’t make it off the (festival) ground. But five years in, the business seems to pop up everywhere.
