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Fun ska from Mrs. Skannotto and 5Head perform at Flour City Station starting around 9 p.m.

A tradition for more than 20 years, Art and Treasures features the best in gently used antiques, artwork, jewelry, china, pottery, porcelain, silver, crystal, fine linens and small furniture items.

The Henrietta Public Library will screen Shoulders To Stand On: The LGBT History of Rochester (Kevin J. Indovino, U.S. 2014, 90 min.) The documentary reveals an unknown and thus far undocumented chapter of New York State's diverse local history. STSO … Continue reading →

The MAG will screen Can't Stand Losing You: Surviving The Police (Andy Grieve, Lauren Lazin, U.S. 2012, 79 min.) tonight.

The Dryden will screen Satansbraten (Satan's Brew, R. W. Fassbinder, West Germany 1976, 112 min., 35mm, German w/subtitles). The poet Walter Kranz (Kurt Raab) faces a total creative crisis: Once called the "poet of the revolution," he has not produced … Continue reading →

A tradition for more than 20 years, Art and Treasures features the best in gently used antiques, artwork, jewelry, china, pottery, porcelain, silver, crystal, fine linens and small furniture items.

Explore the city's glamorous East End cultural district in the heart of downtown Rochester. We'll visit the last remaining Victorian residential district in Center City, as we stroll through historic Grove Place and discover its quaint 19th-century architecture, whimsical public … Continue reading →

The Baobab will screen Black and Cuba (Robin J. Hayes, U.S. / Cuba 2013, 83 min.) as part of the Caribbean Film Festival June 26, 2015 at 7:00 p.m. This edgy and artful documentary follows a group of predominantly black, … Continue reading →

The Dryden will screen Honeymoon (Dan Sallitt, U.S. 1998, 90 min., 16mm). Honeymoon follows newlyweds Mimi (Edith Meeks) and Michael (Dylan Mccormick) in the turbulent days following their wedding. "This is the most conventionally made film of my career: it … Continue reading →

Solomon Blaylock follows up "Goddamn!" (an anti-sermon on growing up as a religious fundamentalist in the deep South) and "Bad Buddhist" (a rambling exploration of Buddhist philosophy through the lens of Sanskritic calligraphy) with "Apology," a fast-paced, multimedia departure from … Continue reading →

The Shakespeare Players program of the Rochester Community Players present Henry IV parts 1 and 2 by William Shakespeare This production continues the "Henriad" a cycle of History Plays chronicling the Reigns of Richard II, Henry IV and Henry V. … Continue reading →

If you're young enough to have seen Wet Hot American Summer but didn't realize it was a parody, then go to the Little to see Meatballs (Ivan Reitman, Canada 1979, 94 min.) Mr. Depressingly Unpopular Rudy goes to summer camp … Continue reading →

This is a gorgeous run in which participants negotiate hills, streams, rocky outcroppings, slippery mud boardwalks, forests, and lush meadows as each tries to make his or her way to the end. Trail shoes are highly recommended. Charlie's Old Goat … Continue reading →