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This weekend packs a powerful local events lineup, with both the 2026 Juneteenth Festival (June 19-20) presented by the Greater Rochester Martin Luther King Jr. Commission and Rochester Area Community Foundation and the opening of the 23rd annual Rochester International Jazz Festival (June 19-27). Juneteenth is a federal holiday and known as the nation’s second […] The post Where to celebrate Juneteenth in Rochester appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture..
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How do you make the most of your visit? What are the best food and drink options? Is it possible to do this on the cheap? Can you attend at the last minute? Is there any parking downtown? What’s the bathroom situation? Here's the 411 on the 23rd annual fest, which returns June 19-27. The post Know Before You Go: Rochester International Jazz Festival appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture..
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