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If you browse the summary of Shakespeare's “Pericles: Prince of Tyre" before seeing it, you might be alarmed by what comes up. Beheadings! Incest!...

Before Canandaigua native Will Perkins became a successful illustrator of the graphic novel series “Goblin,” published by

Walking into Sans Dumplings in Penn Yan feels like you’ve wandered into a lab. The place is immaculate, and t...

Twelve miles southeast of Skaneateles Lake, a small Central New York town appears like Brigadoon in the mist. Homer, with a population of 6,000 an...

The village of Hammondsport is a quintessential vacation town, better known for the ways in which one can slow down there — namely, relaxing by th...

The latest release from Ithaca's Sunk Coast, "I felt the urge to push my hair to the side," presents 11 poignant vignettes that simmer around th...

A wedding bouquet toss can be fertile ground for comedic bits in a stage play. Two bridesmaids could have a tug-of-war, for instance, or the flowe...

The Rochester International Jazz Festival may be the pinnacle event on the yearly calendar for jazz heads, but the other 356 days aren't without l...

World premieres in opera are always cause for celebration, in part because they require years of planning, and the process of developing a work in...

“We have quite a bit of catching up to do.” That’s how Samara Joy, the 24-year-old jazz vocal sensation who infuses old standards with vibrant new ...

A headlining set at Eastman Theatre may not be where jazz fest fans would expect to hear a laid-back, “MTV Unplugged”-style performance — but that’s w...

Orbiting just under one million miles from earth is the pinnacle of space imaging: the James Webb Space Telescope. Rochesterians helped create it, and...