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Over 100 paintings by 41 area artists will be on display at the 14th annual Penfield Art Association at Legacy at Willow Pond Autumn Art Show and Sale. Kathy Lindsley’s “The Clark House” (pictured) won the 2018 Penfield Scene Award. ...

Long Acre Farms is hosting a Halloween cookie decorating class. Participants will learn the tips and tricks to decorating beautiful treats, as well as receive a drink of their choice that can be enjoyed before, during or after the class. ...

Former Skid Row front man Sebastian Bach is bringing his 30th anniversary tour to The Vine at del Lago Resort & Casino. Bach will perform the band’s first 1989 debut album, “Skid Row,” in its entirety. 8 p.m. on Saturday, ...

Daniil Trifonov and Sergei Babayan will perform as part of the Eastman Piano Series next week. Trifonov, a Grammy Award winner, is Musical America’s Artist of the Year. He is a master solo artist, champion of the concerto repertoire and ...

Celebrity chef and Food Network star Nancy Fuller will be at New York Kitchen this weekend for interactive demonstrations, a VIP cocktail hour and dinner event and meet-and-greet signings of her cookbook. She will recreate delicious dishes from her cookbook ...

Get inside downtown The Landmark Society of Western New York is hosting the 16th annual Inside Downtown Tour. The theme of the tour is urban environments that are being shaped into exciting spaces to live and work. The tour extends ...

Restaurant nights Finger Lakes Community College’s culinary arts program is resuming restaurant nights for the community this fall. Dinner at Julia—named in honor of famous chef Julia Child—will give students hands-on experience under the supervision of instructors. The five-course meal ...

Miss Coco Peru Miss Coco Peru is kicking off OFC Creations’ 2019-20 theatre season. Miss Coco Peru, also known as Clinton Leupp, has been a household name in the LGBT community for more than 25 years. Her career began in ...

Rochester’s transformation from an industrial to service-based economy is often masked by top-line economic statistics. Employment growth rankings typically place Rochester well behind other large U.S. metropolitan areas, regardless of time frame observed.   Broad measures like GDP and personal income ...

Talya Meyerowitz was raised by “the most open South African hippies. My parents were really open to the core. I can talk about anything. That has always made me feel different.” Meyerowitz has taken her childhood experiences with openness and ...

Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce has intensified its focus on workforce development and talent strategy. Recruitment and retention of skilled, qualified and motivated workers has emerged as a key part of our region’s economic development future. Through meetings with workforce ...

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History shows us that humans needed and wanted to interact with each other way back in the Stone Age. Paintings and symbols were used to warn others of danger, celebrate the hunt, and create a sense of well being. Today, ...

Kristian E. Ziegler, an associate at Heslin Rothenberg Farley & Mesiti PC, in Albany, discusses the difficulties of protecting intellectual property in the cannabis industry.

Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Bob Duffy has been named to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Committee of 100 (CCC100). Duffy was one of 14 executives named to the CCC100 to advise the U.S. Chamber’s board of directors, ...