Saturday, April 26, 2025: Welcome to the extraordinary! Imagine RIT: Creativity and Innovation Festival is a FREE signature event that showcases the imaginative and inventive spirit of RIT students. Visitors of all ages experience the breadth and depth of RIT through interactive presentations, hands-on demonstrations, exhibitions, performing arts, and research projects set up throughout campus. 350+ Student Exhibits, 2200+ Exhibitors, 300+ Volunteers.

Featuring the complete soundtrack to one of rock’s most powerful albums, Laser Dark Side of the Moon reaches into Pink Floyd’s 1973 masterpiece to create a mind-bending light and sound landscape. Produced by Laser Fantasy

The Kanack School of Musical Artistry is hosting its Future Cellists Benefit Concert on Saturday, April 26 at 6:15 PM at the Artisan Church at 1235 South Clinton Avenue. This entertaining concert will feature original works performed by Kanack School cello teachers, students, and special guests including The Whiskey Girls, with all proceeds funding tuition assistance for aspiring cellists at the Kanack School.

Step back to 1884 with Meetin’ at the Smithy’s, an original historical fiction play at Gates Hall in Pultneyville, NY, April 26 (7pm) & 27 (3pm). Written by Irene Bierer and performed by the Williamson-Pultneyville Players, this captivating story brings to life the colorful characters of a lakeside blacksmith shop—from spirited women fighting for temperance to secrets of bootleg whiskey. Explore local history, phrenology, and small-town intrigue, all set in America’s oldest continuously operating community theater. Don’t miss this immersive journey into Williamson’s past! Reserve your seats now at www.w-phs.org.

Family Night is every Sunday after 4PM! Bring your family climbing for just $15 per pass (regularly $25 for youth and $28 for adults). To participate, at least one parent must purchase a pass or be a current member. Each pass includes rental shoes, harness, and an Auto Belay and Bouldering orientation. The offer is limited to 4 passes per family (e.g., 1 parent with 2 kids or 2 parents with 2 kids).

The Eastman School of Music presents the 10th Annual Holocaust Remembrance Concert: A Time to Remember... A concert of music by those who perished in or survived the Holocaust, and music written in tribute to those who died, curated by Wegman Family Professor of Violin Renée Jolles. Sunday, April 27 at 7:30 PM in Kilbourn Hall.