The long-running NPR show will feature Loudon Wainwright III, Joe Beard and more at a Mar. 21 live taping.
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The Landmark Society announces 2025 Five to Revive
Included in the annual rehab list is Wells College in Aurora and the mid-century round banks of Monroe County.
Posted inMusic
Album Review | ‘Cherry Town’
Rochester native Agathya Visveswaran makes musical non sequiturs appear as smooth transitions.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Theater Review | ‘The Berlin Diaries’
A creative, poignant new Holocaust memoir plays at JCC CenterStage through March 16.
Posted inCulture
Fitness that fits you
A physical health journey can come in many shapes and sizes — just like people.
Posted inMusic
Album Review | ‘Burned-Over’ by The Dipper Stove
Noise project The Dipper Stove explores regional history with ambient tones.
Posted inMovies
He wrote a novel in his spare time — then Hollywood called
“Mickey7” by local author Edward Ashton is now a major motion picture helmed by Oscar-winning director Bong Joon Ho.
Posted inMusic
Opening the circle
For centuries, bagpiping was something kept within family lines — now, it just takes a Google search.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Theater Review | ‘The Lion in Winter’
TETCNY’s local debut, which runs through March 8 at MuCCC, will appeal to fans of “The White Lotus.”
Posted inMusic
The Irish Rover
John Dady’s Irish-American folk music anchors a new book tracing the history of Rochester’s old Tenth Ward.
