The Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra could create a new buzz with weed-friendly concerts.
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The split-second precision of Adam Ekberg’s ‘Minor Spectacles’ at the Eastman Museum
Photographer Adam Ekberg captures magical moments in time with the show “Minor Spectacles” at George Eastman Museum.
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Crystal Z Campbell’s ‘Lines of Sight’ honors Tulsa and tenacity at MAG
Artist Crystal Z. Campbell shines light on the tragedy of the Tulsa Race Massacre with “Lines of Sight” at the Memorial Art Gallery.
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Eastman Opera Theatre presents its first Spanish-language work with ‘Florencia en el Amazonas’
A box-office success, the Gabriel García Márquez inspired ‘Florencia’ comes to Rochester through April 2.
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Jazz Fest lineup feels like old times
Trombone Shorty will return for this year’s festival, which also includes scheduled performances by Bonnie Raitt, Pat Metheny, and Keb’ Mo’.
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Leah Stacy named next editor of CITY
Stacy succeeds David Andreatta, who will become the investigations editor at WXXI News.
Posted inCulture
Michael Gamilla, longtime program director for the ImageOut film festival, dies at 55
Rochester’s arts and LGBTQ+ communities remember Gamilla as a dedicated curator of global LGBTQ+ stories.
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Crispy cutlets, all-corner baked ziti, and other chef’s kisses at Cotoletta
The Italian comfort food spot from Tony D’s owner-chef is open for lunch and dinner in Greece.
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This beer wants you to raise up women with words of encouragement
Female brewers around the region teamed up with the Willow Center on Young Lion’s Raise Up tangerine cream ale.
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Citing an ‘exodus,’ Hungerford artists look to unite against their landlord
Hungerford Building artists have formed a tenants’ union to press their landlord to make changes.
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Kristin Rapp named as executive director at Flower City Arts Center
The new leader says she’ll focus on steadying the ship and expanding the center’s youth outreach programming.
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City to spend COVID relief dollars to replace ozone-depleting ice machinery at BlueCross Arena
The city plans to spend $400,000 in American Rescue Plan Act money to fund a new ice-making machine at the Blue Cross Arena.
