The Dryden will screen Kill Bill: Vol. II (Quentin Tarantino, U.S. 2004, 137 min., 35mm). Roger Ebert wrote, "Put the two parts together, and Tarantino has made a masterful saga that celebrates the martial arts genre while kidding it, loving … Continue reading →

Each year, an all-star lineup from several of Rochester's favorite bands come together to pay homage to this beloved classic with an interactive performance of all its music along with audio and visual samples from the film. However, this year … Continue reading →

The Cinema will screen Truth (James Vanderbilt, Australia / U.S. 2015, 125 min.) "Newsroom drama detailing the 2004 CBS 60 Minutes report investigating then-President George W. Bush's military service, and the subsequent firestorm of criticism that cost anchor Dan Rather … Continue reading →

"Ring in da holidaze with a dance party at the public market! All vinyl 45's to celebrate the Santas and Krampus's in your lives."

At today's Sunday Forum, Windsor Asamoah-Wade will discuss Kwanzaa at the Downtown United Presbyterian Church. Windsor Asamoah-Wade, teacher of Humanities at the School Without Walls, will discuss the celebration of Kwanzaa and its significance for African Americans as an alternative … Continue reading →

During the day today, the MAG will be screen Une Danse des Bouffons (A Jester's Dance, Marcel Dzama, U.S. / Canada 2013, 19 min.) This 2013 film by Canadian artist Marcel Dzama is a fictionalized account of the ill-fated affair … Continue reading →

Do you love animals? Would you like to pet some cool critters, learn some new animal facts? You can do all that And support a local, private wildlife education and rescue group on December 13, 2015 with Wildlife Educators Coalition … Continue reading →

The Dryden will screen The Pirate (Vincente Minnelli, U.S. 1948, 102 min., 35mm). On a Caribbean Island in the 1820s, native girl Judy Garland fantasizes about a notorious pirate named Macoco, whom strolling minstrel Gene Kelly impersonates to win her … Continue reading →

In Ken Ludwig's (Lend Me A Tenor, Fox on the Fairway, Shakespeare in Hollywood) latest comedy, it's Christmas Eve, 1936 and Broadway star William Gillette, admired the world over for his leading role in the play Sherlock Holmes, has invited … Continue reading →

Written during a time when stories of Sapphic love could not be expressed on the stage, Mercedes de Acosta has crafted a taut drama of unrequited love, passion and vengeance mirroring her own love affairs with some of the foremost … Continue reading →