• Issue Archive for
  • Jan 30 - Feb 5, 2013
  • Vol. 42, No. 21
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Arts & Entertainment

  • Daily Choices: What to do on Tuesday, February 5
  • Daily Choices: What to do on Tuesday, February 5

    Music: The Acoustic Basement started as an anomaly at the Warped Tour – a small tent for quiet, intimate performances away from the usual punk mayhem – but it has now evolved into the Acoustic Basement Tour, which comes to the Bug Jar (219 Monroe Ave.) tonight. Geoff Rickly, the frontman of the now-defunct Thursday, headlines a set of fellow punks gone unplugged, including The Movielife and I am an Avalanche’s Vinnie Caruana, A Loss of Words, Koji and Brian Marquis. Doors open at 7 p.m., music starts at 7:15. Price is TBA; check bugjar.com for updates.

  • Daily Choices: What to do on Thursday, January 31
  • Daily Choices: What to do on Thursday, January 31

    Music: It’s DJ night at Dubland, and SwaggleRock is bringing the bass. While this outfit’s mixes can tend toward the nasty, it’s got an undeniable catchy swing that is certainly worth sticking around for.

  • Daily Choices: What to do on Wednesday, February 6
  • Daily Choices: What to do on Wednesday, February 6

    Special Event: Penfield Public Library (1985 Baird Rd.) will host the owner of Cocoa Bean Shoppe to discuss “Cultivating a Taste for Fine Chocolate,” complete with free samples of chocolates from around the world, tonight at 7 p.m. The event is free, but register by calling 340-8720 or visiting penfieldlibrary.org.

  • Daily Choices: What to do on Friday, February 1
  • Daily Choices: What to do on Friday, February 1

    Film: This week’s new movies are the zombie love story “Warm Bodies,” the Al Pacino and Christopher Walken vehicle “Stand Up Guys,” the Ken Burns documentary “The Central Park Five,” and the Sylvester Stallone shoot-‘em-up “Bullet to the Head.” Click here for our full listings of theaters and show times.

  • THEATER REVIEW: Peeling the Apple
  • THEATER REVIEW: Peeling the Apple

    Now on stage at Geva Theatre Center’s Nextstage: a fascinating, polarizing work that brings to light some of the high human costs of our cherished tech gadgets.

Music

Restaurants

  • CHOW HOUND: Brick by brick
  • CHOW HOUND: Brick by brick

    Well, it's the elephant in the dining room, so let's acknowledge it. The building at 2833 Monroe Avenue has not had the greatest luck; recent history is littered with the names of restaurants — think Mundo Grill, PaRe, and the Monroe Diner — that have tried to make a go of it at that address.

Movies

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