Culture
On the heels of Black Satellite’s ‘Aftermath’
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The NYC hard rock band, which just dropped its second album, is scheduled to perform in Rochester next week after dropping their second album.
Culture
Early music returns to Rochester this month
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Season openers from Publick Musick and Pegasus will feature contrasting, and stimulating, music.
Culture
ROC in the Ruins festival debuts Saturday
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The new community festival featuring live music, food and activities will take place in St. Joseph’s Park downtown.
Community
Richardson’s Canal House serves final meals
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The Bushnell’s Basin restaurant, in business for nearly a half-century, closed permanently today.
Culture
A ‘Lieder dream team’ to perform at Kilbourn Hall
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Tenor Mark Padmore and pianist Paul Lewis explore Lieder, or German art songs, in an all-Schumann program.
Culture
Mixing words with wine in the Bristol Hills
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Novelist Nishant Batsha will discuss his new work at Writers & Books’ Gell creative retreat, paired with a wine tasting.
Culture
Guitarist Nicholas Goluses voyages ‘Across the Horizon’
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The Eastman School of Music professor will celebrate his own artistic journey, and new album, in a Sept. 29 concert.
Culture
Setting a Table for Two (and more)
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Experimental dancers Rachel Bast and George Mechalke juxtapose the serious, comedic, and grotesque through their self-described feverable minds at the ESL Rochester Fringe Festival.
Culture
Mount Hope World Singers open ‘The Hundred Windows’
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Inspired by Ed Yong’s book “An Immense World,” the presentation aims to translate the natural world into sound.
Culture
ROC Lyric Opera revives the Broadway masterpiece ‘The Most Happy Fella’
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The Sept. 5 show is a relaunch for ROC Lyric Opera, formerly Rochester Lyric Opera, and a new collaboration between the opera company and Nazareth University’s music and theater departments.