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Leigh Rubin talks to us about how to make a living being creative, the business of being a cartoonist, and advice to young artists.

Remembrance is the theme of . Directed by Casey Springstead, the concert falls on Nov. 11, the centennial of the end of World War I. Bruch’s “Kol Nidrei” will be performed with Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra’s Tigran Vardanyan as the soloist. ...

The Strong National Museum of Play is hosting an exhibit titled Women in Games: Inspire! Next week, innovative leaders in the video game industry will visit the museum, including Dona Bailey and Brenda Laurel. 6 to 9 p.m. on Nov. ...

WXXI and the Golisano Foundation are presenting a screening of “The Limits of My World” next week as a part of the partnership’s Move to Include initiative. The film follows a nonverbal young man’s transition as he leaves the school ...

Theatre Young Kids Enjoy (TYKEs) begins its 15th season with musical “Diary of a Worm, a Spider and a Fly.” Based on Doreen Cronin’s New York Times best-selling book series, the theme of the story is tolerance and acceptance. Performances ...

Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark! Rochester Museum & Science Center challenges families to stay up late and learn about all sorts of intriguing topics like: Why is it dark at night? What happens when we sleep? How do animals ...

Violist on stage Eastman School of Music presents violist Masumi Per Rostad in the next session of the Faculty Artist Series. Rostad is an associate professor of viola in the school’s strings, harp and guitar department. He has made a ...

Acclaimed St. Lawrence String Quartet to perform The Eastman-Ranlet Series is bringing the St. Lawrence String Quartet to Rochester this weekend. Composed of violinists Geoff Nuttall and Owen Dalby, violist Lesley Robertson and cellist Christopher Costanza, the quartet will perform ...

BRAVURA: The Life and Death of David Hochstein. In recognition of the centennial of the death of David Hochstein comes the world premiere of Stuart Loeb’s “BRAVURA: The Life and Death of David Hochstein.” Hosted by the Multi-Use Community Cultural ...

Whether or not you are happy with how your political party fared in Tuesday’s elections, everybody should be encouraged by the historically high voter turnout seen locally and across the nation. Early reports estimate that about 113 million people voted ...

“This survival of the fittest implies multiplication of the fittest.” — Herbert Spencer If I told you that virtually every federal and state government funding source is evaluating and monitoring the fiscal health and financial viability of your organization, would ...

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Net neutrality has been back in the news recently because of a California law and a Supreme Court decision. Net neutrality is the term for government rules that prevent big internet providers from discriminating based on the user, content, website, ...

Federal tax reforms passed in late 2017 drastically overhauled the national income tax system, and businesses and accountants are preparing to file taxes under the revamped scheme for the first time. The Tax Cuts and Job Act of 2017, approved ...