Northwest neighborhoods will get a 'history survey'

ROC Game Dev gets its own space

RMSC names its new director

Police Accountability Board is essential for public trust

The current process has to change, for the good of the public and the police, and the integrity of the criminal justice system.

Urban Action 9/26

Feedback 9/26

Former roster of Young Audiences form Teaching Artists ROC

More than 20 artists and ensembles -- including dancers, musicians, storytellers, and variety artists -- will take part in a free showcase for educators on Thursday.

LITERATURE | Dine & Rhyme

ART | 'The Blues'

DANCE | 'Tutus & Tango'

FESTIVAL | I-Square Fall Festival

ART | 'Transformation'

SPECIAL EVENT | Rochester Distinguished Gentleman's Ride

ART | 'Monroe & Vicinity Biennial'

Album review: 'Picture in Black and White'

Concept albums are common in rock, but rare in the jazz realm. Tessa Souter's "Picture in Black and White" --set for release on October 5--breaks that mold.

Album review: 'Ask for Chaos'

INDIE FOLK | The Western Den

REGGAE | Noble Vibes

Jazz | Brian Charette Trio

JAZZ | The Rita Collective

OPERA | 'Bravo Nights'

The F Word: Eating the ALPO

The question I get asked the most is whether or not I like everything I hear. The criterion is simple: I don't have to love it, but I have to believe it. It's easy to like a band because it sounds good or plays in a style you inexplicably love. However, hating a band or style of music is a much more complex thing.

Relish refocuses on Parisian fare

Stephen Rees opened the doors of Relish on 651 South Avenue in the spring of 2017 as a catering business and has recently turned it into a quaint, Parisian dinner restaurant.

Sticky Lips will close city location

After a nearly 15-year run at its Culver and Atlantic location, Sticky Lips Pit BBQ will close its doors for good on October 9.

Film review: 'Lizzie'

Even if only through the indelible children's folk rhyme, most people have at least a vague knowledge of Lizzie Borden and the infamous murders she stood accused of. The heart of the story lies in Lizzie's relationship with her family's live-in maid, who moves into the Borden house six months before the murders.

Film preview: 'Smallfoot'

At the film's center are themes involving the importance of thinking critically about the world around you, learning to question established norms, and the realization that keeping people fearful can be a powerful governmental tool to control the population.