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After several rainy days, it’s time to enjoy the beautiful fall colors and some #RocnArt!
After several rainy days, it’s time to enjoy the beautiful fall colors and some #RocnArt!
Today, we remember 9/11 and the precious lives we have lost. We remember that after the first tower fell, the music in the plaza continued to play. We remember that even in our most solemn hour, the arts lived on, and the lives of those lost remain b
Today, we remember 9/11 and the precious lives we have lost. We remember that after the first tower fell, the music in the plaza continued to play. We remember that even in our most solemn hour, the arts lived on, and the lives of those lost remain bright in our memories. The arts live and we never forget.
Art as playful as it is creative! Show us how you channel your inner child into some #rocnart and follow us for even more!
Art as playful as it is creative! Show us how you channel your inner child into some #rocnart and follow us for even more!
How often do you find art in unusual places? Show us the #RocNArt in your life
How often do you find art in unusual places? Show us the #RocNArt in your life
#RocNArt Rochester’s so special, even our sidewalks know it!🏙
#RocNArt Rochester’s so special, even our sidewalks know it!🏙
#RocNArt Share your favorite Rochester murals🎨
#RocNArt Share your favorite Rochester murals🎨
In Rochester, the arts are everywhere and we’re waiting to see your #RocNArt Capture your art or record performances from anywhere in your life and use #RocNArt to share them on Facebook or Instagram (@jaacaroc)
In Rochester, the arts are everywhere and we’re waiting to see your #RocNArt Capture your art or record performances from anywhere in your life and use #RocNArt to share them on Facebook or Instagram (@jaacaroc)
Inspiration struck Christina Bishop when she decided to form the Northeast Family and Community Choir after hearing about the @choirschoolofdelaware. Read Christina’s story and past Memories of Joseph Ave at the link in our bio! DM or email you
Inspiration struck Christina Bishop when she decided to form the Northeast Family and Community Choir after hearing about the @choirschoolofdelaware. Read Christina’s story and past Memories of Joseph Ave at the link in our bio! DM or email your own memory to memories@josephavearts.org
Today we celebrate Juneteenth, a day that officially marks the end of slavery. It's a day of celebration— a time to uplift Black voices and artists and a day of acknowledgment. Today we acknowledge our country's past and recognize the important
Today we celebrate Juneteenth, a day that officially marks the end of slavery. It's a day of celebration— a time to uplift Black voices and artists and a day of acknowledgment. Today we acknowledge our country's past and recognize the important contributions Black artists have made to the world. In honor of this, we are highlighting some of the many Black artists with roots in Rochester and throughout our region. Today and every day, we honor Black lives and Black artists. William Warfield was a concert bass-baritone singer and actor who grew up in Rochester. Late in his life he traveled the United States in "Three Generations," a trio that performed African-American spirituals and folk songs. Joyce Sims was born in Rochester and is a singer and songwriter. Her single "Come into My Life" reached the top ten charts for R&B in both the United States and the United Kingdom. Eddie James House, Jr.—known as Son House—was a delta blues singer and guitarist. After giving up music, House was "rediscovered" in Rochester during the 1960s folk-blues revival. He's considered to be the "Lost King of the Delta Blues." Herbert Smith, a trumpeter, conductor, and educator with the GRAMMY-award winning Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra. He leads the jazz ensemble Herb Smith and the Freedom Trio, and is among today's leading classical and jazz artists. He has headlined the Joseph Avenue Arts and Culture Alliance's "Jazz on Joseph" series since its inception. A link to one of his performances is in our bio.
After several rainy days, it’s time to enjoy the beautiful fall colors and some #RocnArt! Today, we remember 9/11 and the precious lives we have lost. We remember that after the first tower fell, the music in the plaza continued to play. We remember that even in our most solemn hour, the arts lived on, and the lives of those lost remain b Art as playful as it is creative! Show us how you channel your inner child into some #rocnart and follow us for even more! How often do you find art in unusual places? Show us the #RocNArt in your life #RocNArt Rochester’s so special, even our sidewalks know it!🏙 #RocNArt Share your favorite Rochester murals🎨 In Rochester, the arts are everywhere and we’re waiting to see your #RocNArt Capture your art or record performances from anywhere in your life and use #RocNArt to share them on Facebook or Instagram (@jaacaroc) Inspiration struck Christina Bishop when she decided to form the Northeast Family and Community Choir after hearing about the @choirschoolofdelaware. Read Christina’s story and past Memories of Joseph Ave at the link in our bio! DM or email you Today we celebrate Juneteenth, a day that officially marks the end of slavery. It's a day of celebration— a time to uplift Black voices and artists and a day of acknowledgment. Today we acknowledge our country's past and recognize the important