Guides
Jen Graney on November 19th, 2008
BREAKFAST WITH SANTA Sat Dec 20. Edgerton Community Center, Stardust Ballroom, 41 Backus St. Ages 13 & under and families. 10 a.m.-noon. $1. Reservations required by Dec 19. 428-6769. BREAKFAST WITH SANTA Sun Dec 7. Italian-American Community Center, 150 Frank DiMino Way. 9:30-10:30 a.m. $6-$10. Reservations
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Jen Graney on November 19th, 2008
Kwanzaa sounds like fun. It's a week-long celebration, and you get to do things like light candles, pour libations, give gifts, and have a feast. Whether you already celebrate it, or are looking to find out a little more about the tradition, you can head to the Village Gate this
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Jen Graney on November 12th, 2008
There's nothing like a little star-gazing to put your existence into proper perspective. The vast universe has the power to make us all feel like the puny, insignificant beings we are. Rather than rely on your own limited vision, you might peer at the night sky through a telescope. And
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Jen Graney on November 12th, 2008
Maybe you have this memory, too: a family snowshoe outing to an idyllic snow-covered park turns nightmarish when one of your siblings protests, whines, and lags behind. But forget them; the rest of us appreciate the invigorating air, the gentle snowfall, and the cup of hot chocolate waiting by the
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Jen Graney on November 5th, 2008
In a parallel world, toys would spring to life to accept their induction into the Toy Hall of Fame. Last year, then, we would've seen Raggedy Andy hobble up to the stage, when he and the Atari 2600 were honored. So far, 39 toys - including the Etch-a-Sketch, View-Master, Play-Doh,
Choice Concerts
Jen Graney on November 5th, 2008
It's a safe bet that Holland's Willem Breuker Kollektief is one of the wildest and most creative ensembles in the universe. Don't be fooled by the familiar instruments - piano, bass, drums, and a large horn section - the sounds are otherworldly. The Kollektief's musicians are among Europe's best, and
Choice Concerts
Jen Graney on November 5th, 2008
The last time this Pittsburgh-based hip-hop duo came to the Bug Jar, the crowd found itself in a rousing Pepsi vs. Coke debate, while Mr. Pennsylvania (Jackson O'Connell-Barlow) and Lord Grunge (Jarrod Weeks) freestyled over the crowd's shouted chorus. Silly yet smart, Grand Buffet's songs often stick social commentary alongside
Nightlife Articles
Jen Graney on November 5th, 2008
Georgia's is a bar beneath a bridge (kind of). It's tucked next to and under the 490 ramps, between Geva Theatre (on Woodbury) and the Central Library (on South Ave). You might pass over it all the time, never noticing the neon "Open" sign in the window. If you
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Jen Graney on October 29th, 2008
The Honduras-born Mencia (one of 18 children!) has been a stand-up comic since the early 90's, when he got his start at The Laugh Factory comedy club's amateur nights. Since then, he's made a name for himself with his Comedy Central shows "Mind of Mencia" and "Carlos Mencia: No Strings
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Jen Graney on October 29th, 2008
A far cry from trick-or-treaters who roam the streets dressed as monsters and princesses (or more likely, the latest pop sensations), Halloween for adults means costumes of the hilarious, political, absurd, and the increasingly skin-baringly sexy. It's a chance, I suppose, to be someone else for an evening. So throw
Music Blog
Jen Graney on November 14th, 2008
So last night I bashed up my knees after a fall in an alleyway, six-pack in hand (heels are a hazard), and everything hurt when I headed over to the WXXI studios to see the Chesterfield Kings perform for the last installment of the OnStage series. The producers hoped for
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Jen Graney on August 27th, 2008
Frank's off on a cabin getaway, so I get to fill his shoes (it's hard; I'm used to heels) and tell you about some music I caught this past week. Juanita and the Rabbit's "punky love rock" was sandwiched between sets by Buffalo DJs and
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Jen Graney on July 8th, 2008
We spent the Fourth of July staggering ‘round NYC, from 6:30 in the morning (when our bus rolled into Chinatown) until 3 p.m. or so, when we hit Battery Park. We joined hundreds of others snaking through the park to catch a free show by The Feelies (who formed in
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Jen Graney on July 2nd, 2008
Last night at Potential Life Studios (34 Elton St), the duo Insects with Tits (from Richmond, Virginia) generated raspy, reedy waves of noise, that, even when they built in volume, sounded thin and insect-like, as though millions of its namesakes were about to take over the audience. The duo pushed and pulled,
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Jen Graney on June 24th, 2008
It's kind of hard to say Meddlesome three times fast. It's easy, however, to get into the music this local band makes. The Meddlesome Meddlesome Meddlesome Bells refers to their sound as "apocalyptic folk-metal," and though I'll be damned if I could've come up with that term, it proves to
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Jen Graney on June 22nd, 2008
I could hear the drums all the way down the street, but until we neared the East Ave/Chestnut stage, I couldn't have known they were being played by a raccoon-capped, gray-haired guy with sideburns the length of a normal person's (long) hair. They tell me his name is Fred, and
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Jen Graney on June 21st, 2008
I stood outside the Montage with some fellow stragglers tonight, waiting for people to leave so that we could replace their body space with our own. Patience paid off, as we slowly worked our way into the bar area. Then there were ropes blocking off the main room. I could
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Jen Graney on June 17th, 2008
So I should've said from the start of my Jazz Fest blogging that this is the first year I've gone to the thing with any sort of schedule in mind. Before, I would just kind of wander about and catch whatever free shows I could, mostly on weekends. Turns out, I didn't know what
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Jen Graney on June 15th, 2008
"This is why we walk around the city," I reminded myself after circling the block three times today, looking for free parking. I finally gave in and coughed up all I had -- two bucks in spare change -- to park in the East End garage.Juliet Lloyd was already playing
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Jen Graney on June 15th, 2008
The Jazz Fest started Friday, but my first night out was on Saturday, when I went to see Saturday Night Fish Fry. First, though, I stopped by Rochester Contemporary, where AV Space was on the second night of a two-day music fest of its own. When we showed up, City
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