Culture
From Hungarian diaspora to American photo excellence
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The George Eastman Museum exhibit “American, born Hungary” celebrates the tremendous impact of Hungarian immigrants on American photography.
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The George Eastman Museum exhibit “American, born Hungary” celebrates the tremendous impact of Hungarian immigrants on American photography.
Next weekend, the Eastman School of Music will bring some of the best names in film, TV, and video game music to town.
The New York Museum of Transportation and the Rochester & Genesee Valley Railroad Museum partnered during the Rush Fall Festival to highlight the region’s transit history.
The NYC hard rock band, which just dropped its second album, is scheduled to perform in Rochester next week after dropping their second album.
Season openers from Publick Musick and Pegasus will feature contrasting, and stimulating, music.
The new community festival featuring live music, food and activities will take place in St. Joseph’s Park downtown.
The Bushnell’s Basin restaurant, in business for nearly a half-century, closed permanently today.
Tenor Mark Padmore and pianist Paul Lewis explore Lieder, or German art songs, in an all-Schumann program.
Novelist Nishant Batsha will discuss his new work at Writers & Books’ Gell creative retreat, paired with a wine tasting.
The Eastman School of Music professor will celebrate his own artistic journey, and new album, in a Sept. 29 concert.