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It’s been more than a year and half ago since musician Ian Sherman and the Rochester Museum & Science Center’s Strasenburgh Planetarium Director Steve…
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Emily Marsh knows how to nail a job interview. The problem, as she was interviewing with Joel Hodgson, the creator of the cult classic television show…
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The resident musician at The Dryden, Philip Carli, improvises to silent films played most Tuesday nights from September through November each year.
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Ten years ago, there was uncertainty -- and acrobats -- in the air. Would the city buy into this new festival?“The first year we didn’t know what was…
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Several Frederick Douglass statues have dotted Rochester’s cityscape since 2018. The hope is that by next summer, they'll be brought indoors and auctioned off.
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The young guy in the headscarf was up in front of the stage most of the night, tearing up the dance floor. Was this show last weekend at Abilene Bar &…
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The mood in Mt. Hope Cemetery on Election Day in 2020 was palpably different than it was four years earlier, when more than 10,000 people passed by the…
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The Gateways Music Festival is getting a substantial grant to continue its mission of supporting classical musicians of African descent.Gateways is…
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The defining question for every band is always: How will this play in Kristiansand, Norway?So it was that The Colorblind James Experience had booked a…
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The Little Theatre on Thursday renamed one of its theaters after the late Jane and Larry Glazer, the Rochester couple whose philanthropy and businesses…