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Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood

September 15th at 9:00am

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood: Join the Central Library and Artist Bill Finewood as we tour his paintings, paper sculpture and illustrations. This exhibit will be on display throughout the duration of the Fringe festival during Central Library open hours. Join us for a special Artist Talk with Bill Finewood at the Central Library on Wednesday.

Length: 585 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: Central Library: Harold Hacker Hall
Genre: Visual Arts & Film

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood

September 16th at 9:00am

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood: Join the Central Library and Artist Bill Finewood as we tour his paintings, paper sculpture and illustrations. This exhibit will be on display throughout the duration of the Fringe festival during Central Library open hours. Join us for a special Artist Talk with Bill Finewood at the Central Library on Wednesday.

Length: 585 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: Central Library: Harold Hacker Hall
Genre: Visual Arts & Film

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood

September 16th at 6:00pm

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood: Join the Central Library and Artist Bill Finewood as we tour his paintings, paper sculpture and illustrations. This exhibit will be on display throughout the duration of the Fringe festival during Central Library open hours. Join us for a special Artist Talk with Bill Finewood at the Central Library on Wednesday.

Length: 60 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: Central Library: Harold Hacker Hall
Genre: Visual Arts & Film

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood

September 17th at 12:00pm

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood: Join the Central Library and Artist Bill Finewood as we tour his paintings, paper sculpture and illustrations. This exhibit will be on display throughout the duration of the Fringe festival during Central Library open hours. Join us for a special Artist Talk with Bill Finewood at the Central Library on Wednesday.

Length: 405 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: Central Library: Harold Hacker Hall
Genre: Visual Arts & Film

Lake Ontario: A Body in Light

September 17th at 5:30pm

"Lake Ontario: A Body in Light" is an emotive, beautiful photographic installation and live performance event centered on Lake Ontario. Presented as part exhibition and part live program, the event weaves together photography, poetry readings, and live music. The result is an immersive, place-based gathering that invites audiences to slow down and meditate on their relationship to the water that defines our region.

Length: 120 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: Central Library: Rundel Arts Room (glass cube!)
Genre: Visual Arts & Film

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood

September 18th at 9:00am

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood: Join the Central Library and Artist Bill Finewood as we tour his paintings, paper sculpture and illustrations. This exhibit will be on display throughout the duration of the Fringe festival during Central Library open hours. Join us for a special Artist Talk with Bill Finewood at the Central Library on Wednesday.

Length: 465 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: Central Library: Harold Hacker Hall
Genre: Visual Arts & Film

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood

September 19th at 10:00am

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood: Join the Central Library and Artist Bill Finewood as we tour his paintings, paper sculpture and illustrations. This exhibit will be on display throughout the duration of the Fringe festival during Central Library open hours. Join us for a special Artist Talk with Bill Finewood at the Central Library on Wednesday.

Length: 405 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: Central Library: Harold Hacker Hall
Genre: Visual Arts & Film

Script-in-Hand Players

September 19th at 1:00pm

Live, local, and lightly rehearsed! An hour of original short plays, essays, and monologues—comic, touching, and satirical—performed by Rochester writers and artists in the style of Readers’ Theater. No sets or costumes—just strong voices, rich language, and stories that stir the imagination. Experience live literature spoken with humor, heart, and a local spark.

Length: 50 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: Central Library: Kate Gleason Auditorium
Genre: Theatre

Script-in-Hand Players

September 19th at 2:00pm

Live, local, and lightly rehearsed! An hour of original short plays, essays, and monologues—comic, touching, and satirical—performed by Rochester writers and artists in the style of Readers’ Theater. No sets or costumes—just strong voices, rich language, and stories that stir the imagination. Experience live literature spoken with humor, heart, and a local spark.

Length: 50 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: Central Library: Kate Gleason Auditorium
Genre: Theatre

Lake Ontario: A Body in Light

September 19th at 2:30pm

"Lake Ontario: A Body in Light" is an emotive, beautiful photographic installation and live performance event centered on Lake Ontario. Presented as part exhibition and part live program, the event weaves together photography, poetry readings, and live music. The result is an immersive, place-based gathering that invites audiences to slow down and meditate on their relationship to the water that defines our region.

Length: 120 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: Central Library: Rundel Arts Room (glass cube!)
Genre: Visual Arts & Film

Solitude

September 19th at 3:30pm

Running 20 minutes, "Solitude" follows a lone protagonist who enters the woods and slowly realizes they are not alone. What follows is not a conventional chase, but a mounting sense of dread. Tension builds through pacing, sound, and image rather than shock or spectacle. Though considered a horror film, it contains no violence or gore, and no dialogue. The story unfolds entirely through visual language and sound design, it can be experienced solely as a soundscape or purely visually.

Length: 30 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: Central Library: Kate Gleason Auditorium
Genre: Visual Arts & Film

Platform Seven

September 19th at 4:30pm

On a rain-soaked platform where time stands still, a man burdened by his past waits for a train that may never come—and for something more. "Platform Seven" is a haunting, intimate journey through memory, regret, and redemption, where faith, forgiveness, and grace arrive when least expected, and every arrival could be a second chance … or a final goodbye. Written and directed by Frank Irace. Performed by Impact Theatre: Steve Stamp, Doug Femec, Lisa Wheeler.

Length: 60 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: Central Library: Kate Gleason Auditorium
Genre: Theatre

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood

September 21st at 9:00am

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood: Join the Central Library and Artist Bill Finewood as we tour his paintings, paper sculpture and illustrations. This exhibit will be on display throughout the duration of the Fringe festival during Central Library open hours. Join us for a special Artist Talk with Bill Finewood at the Central Library on Wednesday.

Length: 585 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: Central Library: Harold Hacker Hall
Genre: Visual Arts & Film

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood

September 22nd at 9:00am

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood: Join the Central Library and Artist Bill Finewood as we tour his paintings, paper sculpture and illustrations. This exhibit will be on display throughout the duration of the Fringe festival during Central Library open hours. Join us for a special Artist Talk with Bill Finewood at the Central Library on Wednesday.

Length: 585 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: Central Library: Harold Hacker Hall
Genre: Visual Arts & Film

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood

September 23rd at 9:00am

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood: Join the Central Library and Artist Bill Finewood as we tour his paintings, paper sculpture and illustrations. This exhibit will be on display throughout the duration of the Fringe festival during Central Library open hours. Join us for a special Artist Talk with Bill Finewood at the Central Library on Wednesday.

Length: 585 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: Central Library: Harold Hacker Hall
Genre: Visual Arts & Film

Platform Seven

September 23rd at 6:00pm

On a rain-soaked platform where time stands still, a man burdened by his past waits for a train that may never come—and for something more. "Platform Seven" is a haunting, intimate journey through memory, regret, and redemption, where faith, forgiveness, and grace arrive when least expected, and every arrival could be a second chance … or a final goodbye. Written and directed by Frank Irace. Performed by Impact Theatre: Steve Stamp, Doug Femec, Lisa Wheeler.

Length: 60 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: Central Library: Kate Gleason Auditorium
Genre: Theatre

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood

September 24th at 9:00am

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood: Join the Central Library and Artist Bill Finewood as we tour his paintings, paper sculpture and illustrations. This exhibit will be on display throughout the duration of the Fringe festival during Central Library open hours. Join us for a special Artist Talk with Bill Finewood at the Central Library on Wednesday.

Length: 585 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: Central Library: Harold Hacker Hall
Genre: Visual Arts & Film

Solitude

September 24th at 5:00pm

Running 20 minutes, "Solitude" follows a lone protagonist who enters the woods and slowly realizes they are not alone. What follows is not a conventional chase, but a mounting sense of dread. Tension builds through pacing, sound, and image rather than shock or spectacle. Though considered a horror film, it contains no violence or gore, and no dialogue. The story unfolds entirely through visual language and sound design, it can be experienced solely as a soundscape or purely visually.

Length: 30 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: Central Library: Kate Gleason Auditorium
Genre: Visual Arts & Film

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood

September 25th at 9:00am

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood: Join the Central Library and Artist Bill Finewood as we tour his paintings, paper sculpture and illustrations. This exhibit will be on display throughout the duration of the Fringe festival during Central Library open hours. Join us for a special Artist Talk with Bill Finewood at the Central Library on Wednesday.

Length: 465 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: Central Library: Harold Hacker Hall
Genre: Visual Arts & Film

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood

September 26th at 10:00am

Fine Art and Fabulous Paper with Bill Finewood: Join the Central Library and Artist Bill Finewood as we tour his paintings, paper sculpture and illustrations. This exhibit will be on display throughout the duration of the Fringe festival during Central Library open hours. Join us for a special Artist Talk with Bill Finewood at the Central Library on Wednesday.

Length: 405 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: Central Library: Harold Hacker Hall
Genre: Visual Arts & Film

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