Revolutionize your body and health in 8 weeks. This program will provide you with an easy to implement formula that includes nourishment, rejuvenation, movement, and mindset and will change the way your body responds to food. Reshape your body and increase your energy from the inside out without restrictive diets, counting calories, or unsustainable exercise regimens.

Eeyore, the old gray donkey who lives by himself in the thistle corner of the Hundred-Acre Wood, is absolutely miserable. It seems that he lost his tail. Winnie-the-Pooh and Piglet assemble all of their friends and relations including a very bouncy Tigger, and a search is organized. The result is an enchanting, exuberant musical adventure complete with singing, dancing and a beautiful message for kids about the importance of teamwork and cultivating friendships.

Adopt a maple tree and become part of the maple syrup tradition at Kettle Ridge Farm! Come out on any of nine Sundays in early 2020 with family and friends to tag and tap your tree, tour the farm, and enjoy a hot pancake breakfast!

Anxiety or depression is not only a mental health condition, but may be caused by a range of underlying physical conditions such as nutritional deficiencies, toxins, hormone imbalance, and poor gut health. Learn what factors are most impacting our kids, and what we can do about it to help ourselves and our children lead happy, anxiety and depression-free lives.

Herr Gott, dich loben alle wir, BWV 130; Gott, der Herr, ist Sonn und Schild, BWV 79 Designed to give singers and choral conducting students the opportunity to perform some of the many works by Johann Sebastian Bach.

Blippi Live is coming to Kodak Center on Friday, Feb 28, 2020 at 6:00 PM. Blippi Live brings the energetic and lovable character Blippi off the screen and onto the stage with world-class production, audience engagement and amazing music.

An infinite variety of musical styles and instrumental combinations: chamber music is the backbone of music making at Eastman. Student and faculty soloists and studio ensembles cover the gamut of chamber music performance.

Praised for “deep reserves of virtuosity” (New York Times) and a balance of “intellect and expression” (LA Times), the award-winning Calidore String Quartet has traveled the globe to play chamber music in the world’s greatest halls.

Concerts at Christ Church preceding Compline on the first Sunday of the month, October-April. Concerts begin at 8:30pm, with Compline at 9:00pm. A reception follows Compline on these first Sundays.

Celebrate the joy of reading. Listen to stories and get your Storytime Club passport punched during each visit. Collect five punches and receive a free children’s book! Learn how to sign up for a Monroe County library card, check out books from the museum’s exhibits, and explore the imaginative world of stories in the Reading Adventureland exhibit.

An infinite variety of musical styles and instrumental combinations: chamber music is the backbone of music making at Eastman. Student and faculty soloists and studio ensembles cover the gamut of chamber music performance.

Glass Slippers are so in…especially at Greece Athena High School this January 31, February 1,2,7,8,9 when they present the New Broadway version of Cinderella at the Greece Central Performing Arts Center. This enchanting, adaptation of the beloved musical will put a spell on audiences of all ages.

Each Sunday evening, October through April, the Schola Cantorum, an ensemble of voices and historical instruments directed by Stephen Kennedy, performs the 30-minute liturgy by candlelight. Organ preludes at 8:50 PM precede Compline each week. On the first Sunday of each month, a Candlelight Concert at 8:30 precedes Compline.

Eight concerts a year of music by composition students.

A student-run organization devoted to performance chamber orchestra pieces by composition graduate composers.

Cub Scout Workshop

Cub Scout Workshop

Daddy and Daughter Valentine's Crafternoon! Celebrate Valentine's Day with your littlest sweetheart. We'll spend the morning making adorable Valentine crafts, decorate cookies, enjoy a hot cocoa bar and even a daddy/daughter dance or two!

We're OPEN MLK Day from 11-5! Creativity abounds at The Artful Fairy Creative Studios! Experience the art of Making through wood and ceramic painting, DIY wood signs, terrariums and fairy gardens and creative workshops and classes!

Focusing on the creation and innovation of new works by Eastman students, EARS features a dedicated concert series and a variety of projects, public lectures and events, international exchanges and collaborative community services in the arts.

Eastman Chorale. William Weinert and Wenhao Mu, conductors Palmyra-Macedon High School Select Choir. Jill Davis, conductor Music of Herbert Howells: Requiem; Elgar: They Are at Rest; William H. Harris: Bring Us, O Lord God; Jan Sweelinck: Gaudete Omnes; Schoenberg: De profundis; James MacMillan: Miserere

Jazz fans can enjoy music year-round at Eastman, from the award-winning Eastman Jazz Ensemble to ensembles ranging from intimate chamber groups to big bands. For decades, Eastman jazz has been synonymous with exciting performances, fresh new music and arrangements, and outstanding student performers.

Jazz fans can enjoy music year-round at Eastman, from the award-winning Eastman Jazz Ensemble to ensembles ranging from intimate chamber groups to big bands. For decades, Eastman jazz has been synonymous with exciting performances, fresh new music and arrangements, and outstanding student performers.

Steven Daigle, artistic director | Stephen Carr, Associate Artistic Director | Timothy Long, musical director

Steven Daigle, Artistic Director | Stephen Carr, Associate Artistic Director | Timothy Long, Music Director. (Pre-performance lecture 6:30 p.m., Ray Wright Room (Room 120), Eastman School Main Building)

From October to May, Eastman organ students perform in monthly community concerts in local churches around Rochester. In addition to showcasing these students, the Community Concerts spotlight Rochester’s rich organ culture by featuring the diverse array of instruments housed at local churches.

Dvorák: Cello Concerto in B Minor; Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 6, “Pathétique”

Brazilian pianist Nelson Freire is a universally acclaimed artist who has received awards in numerous countries and regularly collaborates with top orchestras, conductors, and artists at recital halls worldwide. Having performed in over 70 countries, Freire has been awarded the Diapason d’Or, Grand Prix du Disque, a Gramophone Award, and a 2013 Latin Grammy for his album Nelson Freire Brasileiro. Generously underwritten by the Fernando Laires Piano Fund.

Praised by The Washington Post for “captivating” performances that draw from its notable “meld of intellect, technique and emotions.” Through its engaging and thought-provoking programs, branded by The New York Times as “genuinely exciting” and “imaginative,” the Quartet has garnered critical acclaim for bringing “a technical bravado and emotional power” to bold new commissions, and for its “flawless” (San Diego Union-Tribune) performances of the great masterpieces of the past.

The Ying Quartet occupies a position of unique prominence in the classical music world, combining communicative performances with a fearlessly imaginative view of chamber music in today’s world. As quartet-in-residence at the Eastman School of Music, the ensemble will perform three Eastman-Ranlet Series concerts during the season.

Fauré: Pelléas et Mélisande Suite; Barber: Second Essay for Orchestra; Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 5, “Emperor”.

Neil Varon and student conductors

The Eastman Studio Orchestra combines the personnel of the Eastman Jazz Ensemble with a full complement of strings, woodwinds, French horns, tuba, harp, and percussion from Eastman’s two symphony orchestras. The 70-piece Eastman Studio Orchestra performs a broad range of repertoire that incorporates jazz, classical music, music for film, contemporary pop, and world music.

Joaquín Rodrigo: Adagio; Alan Hovhaness: Symphony No. 4; Roberto Sierra/Scatterday: Poema y Danza; Robert Russell Bennett: Suite of Old American Dances.

Eastman Wind Orchestra. William Schuman: George Washington Bridge; Frank Ticheli: Rest; Kristin Kuster: Interior Eastman Wind Ensemble. Chris Van-Hof, trombone. David Biedenbender: Their Eyes are Fireflies; Xi Wang: Winter Blossom

Delight in a weekend dedicated to Mo Willems' iconic children’s books. Snap a photo with Elephant and Piggie and enjoy story readings of We are in a Book and Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus. Act out scenes from Let’s Go for a Drive! and create your own Knuffle Bunny to take home. Visit the Pigeon Play Area and stop the pigeon from causing trouble. Included with general museum admission.

With Mihai Tetel, cello. Music of Haydn, Nino Rota, and more. Generously supported by Patricia Ward-Baker.

Music of Mahler and others. Generously supported by Patricia Ward-Baker.

With Mikhail Kopelman, violin; Masumi Per Rostad, viola; Guy Johnston, cello; Chiao-Wen Cheng and Alexander Kobrin, piano; Bonita Boyd, flute. Music of Fauré, Sowerby, and John Psathas. Generously supported by Patricia Ward-Baker.

Eastman faculty members are world-renowned soloists and chamber musicians; their recitals in Kilbourn Hall and Hatch Recital Hall are an important part of Rochester's concert calendar. Generously supported by Patricia Ward-Baker.

Music of Mozart, Schubert, Brahms, and Stravinsky Eastman faculty members are world-renowned soloists and chamber musicians; their recitals in Kilbourn Hall and Hatch Recital Hall are an important part of Rochester's concert calendar. Generously supported by Patricia Ward-Baker.

With Andrew Harley, piano, Masumi Per Rostad, viola, and Juliana Athayade, violin. Music of Schumann, Weber, and Clarke. Generously supported by Patricia Ward-Baker.

With Douglas O’Connor, saxophone Music of Robert Morris Generously supported by Patricia Ward-Baker.

Music of Schumann, Turina, Guastavino, and Ginastera. Generously supported by Patricia Ward-Baker.

Family overnight

Create your own medieval legend in an enchanted play area filled with castles, dragons, and more. Then visit the newly opened The Lost World of Dragons exhibit. Pose for pictures with a regal red dragon, a slithering sea serpent, and the legendary wyvern. Included with general museum admission fees.

Run, hop, or slide into the museum for games and activities. Join staff from the YMCA of Greater Rochester to learn about summer camp offerings and enjoy demonstrations of hip-hop dance, archery, and martial arts. Learn where to take part in active play locally from the City of Rochester recreation department, explore ways to make play more inclusive with Rochester Accessible Adventures, and delight in demonstrations by students from Garth Fagan Dance.

Recently appointed Director of Chapel Music at Yale University Nathaniel Gumbs performs a concert of organ favorites, along with Florence Price’s rarely heard Organ Sonata.

Girl scout Workshop

Every Sunday afternoon an Eastman organ student demonstrates the sounds of the Italian Baroque Organ at the Memorial Art Gallery in a brief recital.

Homeschool classes for ages 6-8

From its inception, the Choir’s mission has been threefold: to provide an expanded ensemble experience for the horn students; to acquaint them (through transcriptions) of the breadth of quality repertoire (with a particular emphasis on the glorious vocal music of the German and Italian Renaissance) within our musical culture; and to encourage contemporary composers to create original works for multiple horns.

Based on the New York Times best-selling book by Koni Yamada, an ensemble of dancers create a magical world the whole family can enjoy where ideas grow and take flight.Produced by Inlet Dance Theatre, one of Ohio’s most innovative contemporary dance companies, What Do You Do with an Idea follows a child and his idea.

Would you love to come to Kohlfahrt, but can't find a baby sitter? Or, does your family need a fun way to make it through the winter gloom? KIDDIE Kohlfahrt is an alcohol free version of a GCV&M favorite that is fun for the whole family.

Among today’s most exciting and innovative chamber music ensembles, The American Chamber Players were formed in 1985 by Miles Hoffman from a core group of artists of The Library of Congress Summer Chamber Festival. The ensemble performs repertoire ranging from familiar masterpieces to neglected gems to newly commissioned American works. Its fascinating and delightful programs with varied instrumental combinations have been enthusiastically praised.

The British vocal ensemble Voces8 has inspired people throughout Europe, North America, and Asia through their music and their joy of singing. The group performs repertoire from Renaissance polyphony to contemporary commissions and arrangements. Versatility and a celebration of diverse musical expression is central to the ensemble’s performance ethos.

ZooClass for ages 18 mos-3 years

Class for 18 month-3 year olds

Known for their exciting and emotional blend of ballet, modern and jazz, their program includes Koresh’s latest work Inner Sun, in collaboration with composer John Levis and poet Karl Mullen. Inspired by the parallel between the earth's core and that of the human body and spirit —this work celebrates the human spirit’s ability to create the warmth and power that drives our journeys.

Leslie Jordan in Exposed LIVE for the first time in Rochester! (Ages 18+)

Free maple tours and tastings on a spectacular 2000-tap maple farm. Serving pancakes from 9-2, NYS craft beverages from 11-2.

Starring the world’s greatest award-winning magicians, this 21st century magic show is unlike anything you have seen before - filled with modern illusions and arts of deception, performed live on stage. Masters of Illusion has performed live in front of tens of thousands of people around the US for the past six years and been seen by over 100 million viewers on the CW network as well as in 126 countries around the world.

Mozart: Sonata for Piano Four-Hands, K. 521. Marina Lomazov and Joseph Rackers, piano; André Previn: Four Songs after poems by Toni Morrison. Angel Azzarra, soprano Noémie Raymond-Friset, cello; Chiao-Wen Cheng, piano Villa-Lobos: Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5. Angel Azzarra, soprano; including Steven Doane, Rosemary Elliott, Guy Johnston, cellists.

Are you looking for a place to take a winter walk? Do you want to build a snowman or go sledding? Have you ever wondered what made those tracks in the snow? GCV&M has just what you're looking for!

Jazz fans can enjoy music year-round at Eastman, from the award-winning Eastman Jazz Ensemble to ensembles ranging from intimate chamber groups to big bands. For decades, Eastman jazz has been synonymous with exciting performances, fresh new music and arrangements, and outstanding student performers.

Ossia takes its name from the score marking that indicates a musical alternative. This ensemble provides alternatives for the performance of new music at the Eastman School of Music, throughout the Rochester area and beyond.

The Eastman Percussion Ensemble, directed by Michael Burritt, is an integral part of the curriculum and presents 5 on-campus performances as well as several off-campus concerts each year.

Piano Discoveries is designed for beginners ages 5-7. It is a group class setting that provides a fun, relaxing way to nurture your children's interest in piano learning. The goal of this class is to provide children with the fundamental skills to continue on to future private piano lessons. Through songs and games, students will explore the piano and learn fundamental piano and musicianship skills.

Women’s Chorus. Philip Silvey, conductor Repertory Singers. Anna Lenti and Gilbert Donohue, conductors

A collaboration among the Rochester Chapter of the American Guild of Organists, the Eastman School of Music, WXXI, and various local churches. Together, these entities bring to Rochester some of today’s leading concert organists to perform on our city’s wide array of pipe organs.

Saxology began in 1980 at the Eastman School of Music and performs works of major jazz composers and original compositions.

We humans, with our “project of civilization” are a kind of cosmic teenager. We have power over ourselves, and the planet, but no model to follow. In this talk Professor Frank shows how our fate can best be understood in light of the stars. Thanks to the revolutionary field of astrobiology, we have discovered that we are just one of 10 billion trillion habitable planets in the Universe. Unless the laws of the universe are deeply biased against life and intelligence, it’s highly improbable that we are the first project of civilization in cosmic history. So, what then, can we learn from the others that have almost certainly existed? Unpacking the exploration of our solar system and beyond, Professor Frank shows how we have already learned universal “laws of planets.” With this new view, we can tell how life (including the intelligent kind) and its host worlds can evolve together. From microbes generating Earth’s oxygen-rich atmosphere to the discovery of Venus’ runaway greenhouse effect, we can now lay out the contours of what happened here and what may happen elsewhere. With this “10,000 light-year” view we gain a new story of our future on a changing Earth. It's a narrative rich with both hope and caution.

Scout Workshop

Frank Torchio reprising many of Frank Sinatra's greatest hits such as "Come Fly With Me," "The Lady is a Tramp," "I’ve Got You Under My Skin," and "Luck be a Lady," as well as comedy & impressions.

The Summer@Eastman Concert Series offers a wide variety of musical styles and instrument combinations. The concerts feature Eastman and guest faculty as well as Summer program participants coming from around the world.

TARZAN, the energetic stage adaptation of Disney's animated film, swings onto the stage at A Magical Journey Thru Stages featuring talented performers from the Rochester area in grades 6-9.

Be whisked off to a fantastical land when The Lost World of Dragons exhibit swoops into The Strong. Take pictures with seven moving dragons of all shapes and sizes, such as a regal red dragon, a slithering sea serpent, and the legendary wyvern. Then hop into the harness on a dragon, hold on tight, and soar on a virtual flight. If you dare, enter “Smaug’s Lair” to see his piles of gold and treasures, and take a seat on the throne.