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Dirk Darrow: Magic of Future Past

September 16th at 6:30pm

From 21-time Fringe award winner Tim Motley … Gritty 1930s film-noir retro collides with futuristic sci-fi in this hilarious time-traveling stage magic spectacle! Gasp at mind-reading revelations that will shatter your reality & propel you back to the future. “Incredible”—Edmonton Journal. “My absolute favorite”—Rochester Beacon. “Wonderful skills”—Winnipeg Free Press. “Had us all laughing out loud, completely mesmerized”—Fourth Wall Media.

Length: 60 Minutes
Tickets: Required
Venue: CenterStage Theatre at the JCC: JCC Ballrooms
Genre: Comedy

Craft Roulette

September 16th at 7:15pm

Take a new craft for a spin as you step into a hands-on maker experience where creativity rules the room. Guided by teaching artists from Teaching Artists ROC, you can explore a variety of craft stations throughout the hour, trying different art forms, techniques, and materials at your own pace. Drop in, experiment, make something unexpected, and discover the joy of creating alongside others in this playful Fringe-style art experience.

Length: 60 Minutes
Tickets: Required
Venue: Century Club at the Strathallan: Century Club At Strathallan - First Floor
Genre: Kids Fringe

DIY Oracle Card: Design Your Future

September 17th at 7:00pm

Oracle Hour: come in and create your own mystical oracle cards. Drop by to design one or more personalized affirmation cards with your own divinely-channeled artwork to guide your spiritual journey. Pop in and we'll supply all the materials and prompts needed to inspire. Simply bring an openness to explore and interpret. Step out of the past and into your future. With artistic guidance from Sha-Mom Jan.

Length: 55 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: School of the Arts: Commons
Genre: Multidisciplinary & Circus

Craft Roulette

September 17th at 7:15pm

Take a new craft for a spin as you step into a hands-on maker experience where creativity rules the room. Guided by teaching artists from Teaching Artists ROC, you can explore a variety of craft stations throughout the hour, trying different art forms, techniques, and materials at your own pace. Drop in, experiment, make something unexpected, and discover the joy of creating alongside others in this playful Fringe-style art experience.

Length: 60 Minutes
Tickets: Required
Venue: Century Club at the Strathallan: Century Club At Strathallan - First Floor
Genre: Kids Fringe

Dirk Darrow: Magic of Future Past

September 17th at 8:00pm

From 21-time Fringe award winner Tim Motley … Gritty 1930s film-noir retro collides with futuristic sci-fi in this hilarious time-traveling stage magic spectacle! Gasp at mind-reading revelations that will shatter your reality & propel you back to the future. “Incredible”—Edmonton Journal. “My absolute favorite”—Rochester Beacon. “Wonderful skills”—Winnipeg Free Press. “Had us all laughing out loud, completely mesmerized”—Fourth Wall Media.

Length: 60 Minutes
Tickets: Required
Venue: CenterStage Theatre at the JCC: JCC Ballrooms
Genre: Comedy

Dirk Darrow: Magic of Future Past

September 18th at 6:00pm

From 21-time Fringe award winner Tim Motley … Gritty 1930s film-noir retro collides with futuristic sci-fi in this hilarious time-traveling stage magic spectacle! Gasp at mind-reading revelations that will shatter your reality & propel you back to the future. “Incredible”—Edmonton Journal. “My absolute favorite”—Rochester Beacon. “Wonderful skills”—Winnipeg Free Press. “Had us all laughing out loud, completely mesmerized”—Fourth Wall Media.

Length: 60 Minutes
Tickets: Required
Venue: CenterStage Theatre at the JCC: JCC Ballrooms
Genre: Comedy

Brazilian Jazz Quartet

September 18th at 7:00pm

An exciting blend of modern jazz and Brazilian rhythms, Dream Float presents: Chris Palace Brazilian Jazz Quartet. Performing Brazilian styles including Samba, Baião, Forró, Afoxé, Maracatu, and Bossa Nova. The band features Chris Palace on drums, Thomas Mariano on keys, Eric Heveron-Smith on bass/trombone, and Ava Sauer on vocals performing Brazilian standards infused with adventurous improvisation and spontaneous interaction.

Length: 60 Minutes
Tickets: Required
Venue: St. Paul's Episcopal Church: Front of Sanctuary
Genre: Music

DIY Oracle Card: Design Your Future

September 18th at 7:00pm

Oracle Hour: come in and create your own mystical oracle cards. Drop by to design one or more personalized affirmation cards with your own divinely-channeled artwork to guide your spiritual journey. Pop in and we'll supply all the materials and prompts needed to inspire. Simply bring an openness to explore and interpret. Step out of the past and into your future. With artistic guidance from Sha-Mom Jan.

Length: 55 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: School of the Arts: Commons
Genre: Multidisciplinary & Circus

The Belly Dance Bazaar

September 19th at 12:00pm

Step into The Grand Bazaar, a belly dance performance that whisks you into a bustling marketplace of dance, music, and global tradition. Prepare to be dazzled by swirling veils, flashing swords, fluttering fans, and the chime of finger cymbals, set against a backdrop of costumes shimmering with glitter and gold! Producers Dylaina Alexandria and Holly Dagger, joined by their talented friends, lead you through traditional and fusion Belly Dance from Egypt, Turkey, America and beyond!

Length: 60 Minutes
Tickets: Required
Venue: Memorial Art Gallery: M&T Bank Ballroom
Genre: Dance

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

Dirk Darrow: Magic of Future Past

September 19th at 4:30pm

From 21-time Fringe award winner Tim Motley … Gritty 1930s film-noir retro collides with futuristic sci-fi in this hilarious time-traveling stage magic spectacle! Gasp at mind-reading revelations that will shatter your reality & propel you back to the future. “Incredible”—Edmonton Journal. “My absolute favorite”—Rochester Beacon. “Wonderful skills”—Winnipeg Free Press. “Had us all laughing out loud, completely mesmerized”—Fourth Wall Media.

Length: 60 Minutes
Tickets: Required
Venue: CenterStage Theatre at the JCC: JCC Ballrooms
Genre: Comedy

Brazilian Jazz Quartet

September 19th at 7:00pm

An exciting blend of modern jazz and Brazilian rhythms, Dream Float presents: Chris Palace Brazilian Jazz Quartet. Performing Brazilian styles including Samba, Baião, Forró, Afoxé, Maracatu, and Bossa Nova. The band features Chris Palace on drums, Thomas Mariano on keys, Eric Heveron-Smith on bass/trombone, and Ava Sauer on vocals performing Brazilian standards infused with adventurous improvisation and spontaneous interaction.

Length: 60 Minutes
Tickets: Required
Venue: St. Paul's Episcopal Church: Front of Sanctuary
Genre: Music

Miles Davis Animated

September 19th at 7:00pm

The music of Miles Davis’ groundbreaking 1950s–60s era comes to life with a creative twist. Audiences will experience cartoon illustrations from Dave Chisholm’s acclaimed graphic novel, "Miles Davis and the Search for the Sound," and a moving soundscape of live jazz and tap dance. In concert are trumpeter and cartoonist Dave Chisholm, pianist Greg Woodsbie, saxophonist Colin Gordon, bassist David Arenius, drummer/percussionist Aaron Staebell, with Cheryl Johnson and Laurie Coles on tap.

Length: 60 Minutes
Tickets: Required
Venue: The Hochstein School: Hochstein Performance Hall
Genre: Multidisciplinary & Circus

The Belly Dance Bazaar

September 20th at 1:15pm

Step into The Grand Bazaar, a belly dance performance that whisks you into a bustling marketplace of dance, music, and global tradition. Prepare to be dazzled by swirling veils, flashing swords, fluttering fans, and the chime of finger cymbals, set against a backdrop of costumes shimmering with glitter and gold! Producers Dylaina Alexandria and Holly Dagger, joined by their talented friends, lead you through traditional and fusion Belly Dance from Egypt, Turkey, America and beyond!

Length: 60 Minutes
Tickets: Required
Venue: Memorial Art Gallery: M&T Bank Ballroom
Genre: Dance

Miles Davis Animated

September 20th at 2:00pm

The music of Miles Davis’ groundbreaking 1950s–60s era comes to life with a creative twist. Audiences will experience cartoon illustrations from Dave Chisholm’s acclaimed graphic novel, "Miles Davis and the Search for the Sound," and a moving soundscape of live jazz and tap dance. In concert are trumpeter and cartoonist Dave Chisholm, pianist Greg Woodsbie, saxophonist Colin Gordon, bassist David Arenius, drummer/percussionist Aaron Staebell, with Cheryl Johnson and Laurie Coles on tap.

Length: 60 Minutes
Tickets: Required
Venue: The Hochstein School: Hochstein Performance Hall
Genre: Multidisciplinary & Circus

All Walls

September 20th at 3:00pm

Come to the MuCCC! Break down the wall between you and the performers ... be an unruly audience! Starring the fabulous Elyssia Primus with Nanako Horikawa Mandrino and Amya Brice, directed by Donna Davenport, this is a zany show with dance, spoken word, stuffed animals, and unpredictable performances. Premiered at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in March 2025, the fun has serious undertones ... walls are complicated. Bring your wisdom with you.

Length: 40 Minutes
Tickets: Required
Venue: MuCCC
Genre: Dance

Craft Roulette

September 20th at 3:00pm

Take a new craft for a spin as you step into a hands-on maker experience where creativity rules the room. Guided by teaching artists from Teaching Artists ROC, you can explore a variety of craft stations throughout the hour, trying different art forms, techniques, and materials at your own pace. Drop in, experiment, make something unexpected, and discover the joy of creating alongside others in this playful Fringe-style art experience.

Length: 60 Minutes
Tickets: Required
Venue: Century Club at the Strathallan: Century Club At Strathallan - First Floor
Genre: Kids Fringe

Craft Roulette

September 20th at 7:15pm

Take a new craft for a spin as you step into a hands-on maker experience where creativity rules the room. Guided by teaching artists from Teaching Artists ROC, you can explore a variety of craft stations throughout the hour, trying different art forms, techniques, and materials at your own pace. Drop in, experiment, make something unexpected, and discover the joy of creating alongside others in this playful Fringe-style art experience.

Length: 60 Minutes
Tickets: Required
Venue: Century Club at the Strathallan: Century Club At Strathallan - First Floor
Genre: Kids Fringe

Hairspray (1988)

September 22nd at 8:00pm

The 1988 film "Hairspray" is Director John Waters love letter to his youth in Baltimore. Set in the early 1960s, the film portrays what was happening in society with racism, segregation, classism, body shaming, lots of dancing, fashion, a local dance party TV show and bouffant wigs. Waters wrote that his all-time favorite review of the film was David Edelstein’s in Rolling Stone magazine that said that Hairspray was "a family movie both the Bradys and the Mansons could adore".

Length: 92 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: Spiegelgarden
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

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