Candide Carrasco, chairman of foreign languages at Nazareth College, wrote and directed his 25th original play in 26 years, “Abracadabra.” The play is showing to the public Sunday.
Kevin Harwood's paintings will be featured in a Canandaigua exhibit in March, with a reception set for March 3.
Alan Wood founded the yearly Ugly Disco party. The event is Saturday night at the Riverside Convention Center.
The actor is scheduled for a meet-and-greet and stand-up, and maybe some music, at the Temple bar on Niagara Street.
The exhibit will be on display in the Lockhart Gallery from Feb. 26 through May 23.
The play, for which the main characters were inspired by Timothy McVeigh and Gore Vidal, will open Feb. 26.
The Celtic-rock band returns to Rochester on Sunday, Feb. 28, this time at a big room, the Main Street Armory. Last year, the band played two sold-out back-to-back nights at Water Street Music Hall.
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The Penfield Players will present John Patrick's "The Curious Savage."
The Arthur Miller play will be presented Feb. 23 through March 21 at Geva MainStage.
The Hounds of Hell will play the last in their reunion shows this weekend in Canandaigua.
Best-known for one notorious flop, playwright Arthur Bicknell’s celebrated with a career retrospective at the Multi-use Community Cultural Center.
Nazareth College and Industry School students contributed to the "Nya:weh" exhibit.
The show moves to the Finger Lakes Gaming and Racetrack this Sunday.
A museum in Canandaigua will host a touring exhibit devoted to Abraham Lincoln’s life and times, along with some artifacts from close to home.
A two-act musical by the Canandaigua K-5 Faculty and Staff Production Company will take the stage Feb. 11-14.
The show, a multiple Tony winner, will be presented at the Rochester Auditorium Theatre Feb. 9 through Feb. 14.
Renée Fleming, a 1977 Churchville-Chili High School graduate and Eastman School of Music alumna, even has a dessert named after her, La Diva Renée. Now she has another Grammy Award, her third.
"An Enchanted Evening with Rodgers & Hammerstein" opens Feb. 6 at the JCC CenterStage.
