Jitterbuggers, contortionists and jugglers make the Rochester scene.
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Howls of contempt, squeals of ecstasy
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Tav Falco and his Panther Burns tour is coming to Photo City Music Hall on Sept. 13.
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Building empathy through representation in cinema
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Our Voices Project’s first in-person film screening highlighted voices from the Dominican Republic.
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A spring deluge
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Washington D.C.’s the Fuss brought the audience to the brink at Photo City Music Hall.
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A collision of jams and beats
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The two-day Park Avenue Music Festival brought musicians together.
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Rochester will be rockin’ all day long
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The lineup for the Rockin’ Rochester Festival is chock full of bands steeped in classic American rock ’n’ roll.
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Honest and pure obsession
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The Obsessed, a doom metal group that’s coming to town, has been grinding out their sound for four decades.
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A return to creative filmmaking
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After two decades of commercial work, RIT alum Paul Tracy wants to make that focus on storytelling, starting with his passion project about sex addiction, divorce, recovery and restoration.
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Make the music go pop
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The Pop-Off, a collective endeavor launched by hip hop artist Noah Fense, is a bridge between visual artists and musicians.
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Ready to raise the curtain
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Poised for its official opening, Playhouse on Park aims to widen the theater experience for both aspiring actors and audiences alike.
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Mixing variety and a tempo tantrum
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Duke Galaxy and the Pipeliners celebrate the band’s 29th birthday and the release of a new CD collection of singles at Lux Lounge.