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Jazz masters, young guns hit all the right notes
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From student musicians to the Bob James Trio and a quartet that hasn’t missed a beat, Day 2 of the Jazz Fest showed range.
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From student musicians to the Bob James Trio and a quartet that hasn’t missed a beat, Day 2 of the Jazz Fest showed range.
From bossa nova to Coltrane, with funk, soul and gospel in between, the first day of this year’s Rochester International Jazz Festival brought a world of sound to town.
This year’s nine-day festival will host close to 200 artists, ranging from Kodak Hall headliners to up-and-comers at club venues and free outdoor concerts.
Tonya McBride Robles, who has served as chief operating officer of the Baltimore and Nashville symphonies, will succeed Curtis Long as the RPO’s top executive.
The award-winning Rochester-born poet is headlining the third annual Flower City Poetry Fest.
Mount Hope World Singers’ new show combines sound and movement for a unique “healing musical immersion.”
Daystar Dance, Commotion Dance Theater, and Coffee Stain Dance Theater will present shows this week at the Multi-Use Community Cultural Center.
In advance of Chris O’Leary’s latest album release, the bluesman will play a show at Fanatics Pub in Lima.
The company brings a contemporary play about the difficulty of making spiritual connections to the Multi-Use Community Cultural Center stage.
The 2026 program will support two emerging local photographers with resources, workroom access, and professional development opportunities.