Little Rock is an American Play with music inspired by the events of the Little Rock Crisis of 1957.

The  play follows the Little Rock Nine’s tumultuous first year as they integrated Little Rock Central High  School from September of 1957 to May of 1958.

(Co Sponsored with APOG)

1:30 pm

Geneseo Fire Department Chief, Andrew Chanler will present about the history of Geneseo’s Fire Department, a volunteer-based department dedicated to responding within our community to emergencies since 1834.

DUE TO LIMITED SEATING, REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED

REGISTRATION IS FREE AND OPEN UP UNTIL THE START OF THE PROGRAM

Join us for a relaxing flow, a guided meditation and brunch. What a lovely way to spend a Sunday.

$20 reserves your spot and includes your first beverage at brunch. Space is limited-
Venmo Kristi @KristiLee-Streamer

Text Kristi @ 585-322-0822 if you have any questions

Little Rock is an American Play with music inspired by the events of the Little Rock Crisis of 1957.

The  play follows the Little Rock Nine’s tumultuous first year as they integrated Little Rock Central High  School from September of 1957 to May of 1958.

Little Rock is an American Play with music inspired by the events of the Little Rock Crisis of 1957.

The  play follows the Little Rock Nine’s tumultuous first year as they integrated Little Rock Central High  School from September of 1957 to May of 1958.

Admitted Student Days are designed specifically for admitted students and their families who are still deciding on their final college choice.

Come see for yourself what life is like at Geneseo. Connect with current Geneseo students, meet other admitted students, tour campus, enjoy a meal, meet your future professors, and more.

On the twenty fifth day of April in the year two thousand twenty five, Adrianna Noone will deliver a live performance of original songs as the second installment of the Tiny Gallery Concert. The Concert is FREE, with the band asking those who attend to bring non-perishable food item(s) that will be donated to a local food pantry. To make sure you don't miss out on this installment of Tiny Gallery Concert, reserve your spot for this extremely limited capacity event (the first Tiny Gallery Concert sold out within 2 weeks of announcement)! All ages welcome, doors at 7:30 music from 8 to 9.

The Department of Music & Musical Theatre presents:

The SUNY Geneseo Wind Ensemble

Conducted by Professor Bill Tiberio, and student conductors Micah McCulley and Ryan Hyzy

Friday, April 25th at 7:30pm in Wadsworth Auditorium

Enjoy an evening of traditional and contemporary pieces for wind ensemble. This lovely concert is free and open to the public!

Little Rock is an American Play with music inspired by the events of the Little Rock Crisis of 1957.

The  play follows the Little Rock Nine’s tumultuous first year as they integrated Little Rock Central High  School from September of 1957 to May of 1958.

Little Rock is an American Play with music inspired by the events of the Little Rock Crisis of 1957.

The  play follows the Little Rock Nine’s tumultuous first year as they integrated Little Rock Central High  School from September of 1957 to May of 1958.

Throw on your favorite PJs and come join the fun! We will be stepping it up a notch with a glow in the dark 500 piece puzzle. Start your puzzle with regular lighting- at some point we will switch to black light- back to regular. These unique puzzles add a magical twist to your puzzling experience.

Each person on your team sporting pajamas knocks 1 minute off your time.
First group to finish wins $50 gift card.

4 person max per team
$25 per team
Text Kristi at 585-322-0822 to reserve your table.

GREAT Day is a college-wide symposium celebrating the creative and scholarly endeavors of our students. GREAT Day (Geneseo Recognizing Excellence, Achievement & Talent) helps foster academic excellence, encourages professional development and builds connections within the community. 

In 2025, GREAT Day is on Wednesday April 23; classes will not meet on this day.

This year's One Book, OWWL Kids selection, Going Places by Peter and Paul Reynolds, captures the discovery of new ideas, teamwork, and the joys of creating! We'll read stories and craft our own inventions. Each participating family will receive a copy of the book. Best for children in K-3rd grade. Siblings welcome. Registration is requested. Please register online at https://wadslib.com/calendar

One Book, OWWL Kids is a community read program sponsored by the OWWL Library System.

A silly look at science including inertia, aerodynamics, center of mass, centripetal vs. centrifugal force and more. Dr. Ted uses tops, frisbees, boomerangs, juggling and more in this fun and engaging show! This program is geared towards school-aged children in kindergarten through 6th grade. Registration is not required.

Not hungry but want an evening of laughs? Book to attend just the comedy show and arrive after dinner at 7pm!
Cash bar will be available!

$35 per person

The five-headed sonic creature from Syracuse, NY is bringing their original Americana/Rock music BACK to Geneseo with special guest Garden Club!

The Echosound came together organically out of a moment in time when a musical future was uncertain and cloudy. It was 2020 and the world was locked down. Overnight I went from playing music in public all the time to listening to music alone all the time. I dusted off my old vinyl collection and went through it tirelessly. I had plenty of time on my hands. I fell back in love with the music that shaped me and the albums that have withstood the test of time. It was a wonderful experience that forced me to hit the reset button on a lot of things in my life including my musical direction. It didn't take long before I got the itch to start playing and writing again.

Garden Club formed in Geneseo in 2024 and describe their style as... well hard to narrow down, but if they have to categorize it as Jazz, Psychedelic, Funk-rock. Intense instrumentals with an occasional glimpse into some killer vocals (we're looking at you Will). Garden Club have been building momentum since they came together, already appearing on the main stage for the Sunset Concert Series live from the Wadsworth Homestead, Drumroll Stage, and a live performance on WGSU - The VOICE OF THE VALLEY! Expect a show packed with originals from their upcoming debut album (release expected spring 2025)! Follow them on Instagram @gardenclubfunk

Doors at 6PM, 7 PM Show, Tickets $15 Advance.

Buffet style dinner followed by 75 minute comedy performance
Dinner served at 6:00 pm / Comedy Show begins at 7:15 pm. Includes one glass of wine or beer with dinner purchase. Cash Bar will be available after! $75 per person

Menu will include the following:
Creamy Mushroom Thyme Soup (GF, Vegetarian)
Field green salad (Vegan)
Dinner rolls
Creamy Tuscan Chicken made with creamy garlic sauce, white wine, spinach and sundried tomatoes served over pasta
Max Black Brownies
Coffee Service

Story time is from 11am-12pm and is a chance for families to have stories read to them and create crafts with the SUNY Geneseo Young Children’s Council members, who are majoring in education. Join us at the Wadsworth Library for this free family event!

Prepare to be transported back to the vibrant 1970s as New York City’s premier ABBA tribute band, Mamma Mania! brings the classic hits of one of pop music's most iconic groups to life. With their dazzling costumes, flawless harmonies, and captivating stage presence, this tribute captures the essence of ABBA’s unforgettable sound.

From "Dancing Queen" to "Mamma Mia," fans will enjoy a night filled with nostalgia from a stellar cast of musicians! Performers include current or former touring members of: Mamma Mia - Official North American Tour, Marc Martel’s Queen Extravaganza, INXS, Britney Spears, Rob Thomas, The Weeknd and many more! Mamma Mania! pays homage to ABBA's legacy.

Doors at 7PM, 8PM Show, Tickets $35 Advance.

The Geneseo United Women in Faith’s Bazaar group is having a Spring Cleaning/Overstock BAZAAR Sale of their hand-crafted items on Saturday, March 29th, at the Geneseo United Methodist Church, between 9 am – 2 pm.

The sale will feature a variety of high-quality, unique, hand-made crafts including placemats and potholders, baby quilts and lap robes, wall hangings, home decor, and more. Everything on display the day of the sale, except fabric, will be offered at 20% off the marked prices! Fabric will be sold for $1.00/pound. That’s approximately two yards of fabric for $1.00!

Our wonderful group of talented “Bazaar Ladies” have been sewing up a storm and are ready to present their beautiful, handmade items. Additionally, they have been blessed with many donations of fabric, sewing supplies and projects, and the cupboards are full to overflowing!

Not only will this sale help us to make room for new projects for our Holiday Bazaar held each December, but we get to showcase our spring and Easter items. Plus, it gives our customers a way to get some of our unique items at a great discount!

Shoppers will be happy to know that in addition to cash and checks, both debit and credit cards will be accepted. Proceeds from Saturday’s sale will be used to support the group’s mission and outreach programs and partners near and far, including Teresa House and Chances and Changes right here in our area.

The church is located in Geneseo at 4520 Genesee Street (Route 63 near the intersection of Court Street and the round-about). The building is on one level and is fully handicap accessible, with plenty of off-street parking. For more information, you may contact the church office at (585) 243-3160.

Tyler Westcott live at Strange Design Public House.

Join us for Trivia with our favorite host!
1st Place $50 Gift Card
2nd Place $30 Gift Card
3rd Place $20 Gift Card

Puerto Rican Bomba Music Class (singing, dancing, drumming) happening every Tuesday evening starting February 18th (no registration required, drop-ins welcome).

5:30 - 7pm

$5. First Time Free.

Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

Contact: dancedrum.kr@gmail.com

Spring is upon us! Join us for a yoga flow that is a celebration of new life, new beginnings, and a return to balance. You will enjoy a relaxing practice followed by a guided meditation crafted to help you focus on all things new.

$20 reserves your spot and includes your first beverage at brunch. Space is limited-
Venmo Kristi @KristiLee-Streamer

Text Kristi @ 585-322-0822 if you have any questions

Geneseo Central Drama Club proudly announces its spring play, “The Orphan Train,” by acclaimed youth theater author Aurand Harris.

Between 1854 and 1929, children deemed abandoned or poverty-stricken were relocated from the overpopulated New York City streets to families in the Midwest seeking children. “The Orphan Train” chronicles the stories of nine orphans on such a train that left New York City on May 28, 1914. The stories are compilations of true accounts of riders woven into an evening of theatre that both teaches and entertains.

Thirty-eight Geneseo Central high school students are involved in the production. The cast comprises 10 student actors who portray the orphans and an ensemble of 11 additional student performers who adeptly play multiple roles as the families, townspeople, Children’s Aid Society workers, and school children who impact the orphans’ journey and new beginnings in the Midwest.

This production of “The Orphan Train” is a multi-media experience, weaving the students’ portrayals with historical photographs integrated through rear projection. Music will also be heavily featured in the production, as several scenes include song and dance. In addition, interludes of authentic period music will connect the orphans’ stories performed by a trio of musicians playing multiple instruments, including piano, fiddle, cello and others.

Bennett Antonucci, Elena Kohlberg, Finn Morgan, Hazel Morgan, Gianna Cucchiara, Kaedin Andrews, Maia Kohlberg, Oliver Ivers, Victoria Claire Hawkins, and Will Rounding portray the orphans. The ensemble includes Natalie Capel, Emma Conklin, Anna Ferrero, Abigail Fowler, Ollie Hellquist, Alex Jagoda, Caroline Johnston, Kendall LaFleur, Andrew Matuszak, Markus Schiener, and Cade Winslow.

Crew members for the production include Hazel Davis, Vilhelmina Lergin, Vivian Purvis, and Audrey Rounding on the costume crew with Harper Antonucci, Franka Capanni, Maddie Dobson, Fin McCarthy-Wells, Katie Pearson, Alyssa Schlencker, Paula Schwark overseeing hair and makeup. Adi Donegan, Kaden Mahar-Sweet, Emily Metz, Weller Tamura, Ella Videtti, Joel Prinzi, and Jake Yarton-Pollock will assist with props and set movement on the running crew. Jamie Ferrero and Emma Prinzi will run the sound console. There are five co-stage managers who each lead a production area, including Noah French (sound), Harry Tamura and Jonah Levy (running crew), Caitlyn Bui and Soha Sheikh (sound).

The production staff for “The Orphan Train” includes Allison Chanler, producer; costumes by Andrea Rounding; and lighting design by Jena Overbeck. The show's musicians include Karen Canning, Steve Fentress, and Jim Kimball. Bettina DeBell is the artistic director. Jason Loughlin and his high school classes are building the set. Elementary art teacher Mike Wedge will paint the set.

Performances are on Friday, March 21, at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, March 22, at 7:30 p.m. at Geneseo Central School, 4050 Avon Road in Geneseo. Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for senior citizens and students. They can be purchased online at https://gcdc.booktix.com/ and at the door during performances.

Event Contact Email: allisonchanler@geneseocsd.org

Geneseo Central Drama Club proudly announces its spring play, “The Orphan Train,” by acclaimed youth theater author Aurand Harris.

Between 1854 and 1929, children deemed abandoned or poverty-stricken were relocated from the overpopulated New York City streets to families in the Midwest seeking children. “The Orphan Train” chronicles the stories of nine orphans on such a train that left New York City on May 28, 1914. The stories are compilations of true accounts of riders woven into an evening of theatre that both teaches and entertains.

Thirty-eight Geneseo Central high school students are involved in the production. The cast comprises 10 student actors who portray the orphans and an ensemble of 11 additional student performers who adeptly play multiple roles as the families, townspeople, Children’s Aid Society workers, and school children who impact the orphans’ journey and new beginnings in the Midwest.

This production of “The Orphan Train” is a multi-media experience, weaving the students’ portrayals with historical photographs integrated through rear projection. Music will also be heavily featured in the production, as several scenes include song and dance. In addition, interludes of authentic period music will connect the orphans’ stories performed by a trio of musicians playing multiple instruments, including piano, fiddle, cello and others.

Bennett Antonucci, Elena Kohlberg, Finn Morgan, Hazel Morgan, Gianna Cucchiara, Kaedin Andrews, Maia Kohlberg, Oliver Ivers, Victoria Claire Hawkins, and Will Rounding portray the orphans. The ensemble includes Natalie Capel, Emma Conklin, Anna Ferrero, Abigail Fowler, Ollie Hellquist, Alex Jagoda, Caroline Johnston, Kendall LaFleur, Andrew Matuszak, Markus Schiener, and Cade Winslow.

Crew members for the production include Hazel Davis, Vilhelmina Lergin, Vivian Purvis, and Audrey Rounding on the costume crew with Harper Antonucci, Franka Capanni, Maddie Dobson, Fin McCarthy-Wells, Katie Pearson, Alyssa Schlencker, Paula Schwark overseeing hair and makeup. Adi Donegan, Kaden Mahar-Sweet, Emily Metz, Weller Tamura, Ella Videtti, Joel Prinzi, and Jake Yarton-Pollock will assist with props and set movement on the running crew. Jamie Ferrero and Emma Prinzi will run the sound console. There are five co-stage managers who each lead a production area, including Noah French (sound), Harry Tamura and Jonah Levy (running crew), Caitlyn Bui and Soha Sheikh (sound).

The production staff for “The Orphan Train” includes Allison Chanler, producer; costumes by Andrea Rounding; and lighting design by Jena Overbeck. The show's musicians include Karen Canning, Steve Fentress, and Jim Kimball. Bettina DeBell is the artistic director. Jason Loughlin and his high school classes are building the set. Elementary art teacher Mike Wedge will paint the set.

Performances are on Friday, March 21, at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, March 22, at 7:30 p.m. at Geneseo Central School, 4050 Avon Road in Geneseo. Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for senior citizens and students. They can be purchased online at https://gcdc.booktix.com/ and at the door during performances.

Event Contact Email: allisonchanler@geneseocsd.org

Puerto Rican Bomba Music Class (singing, dancing, drumming) happening every Tuesday evening starting February 18th (no registration required, drop-ins welcome).

5:30 - 7pm

$5. First Time Free.

Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

Contact: dancedrum.kr@gmail.com

Teams of 4 compete to complete a 500 piece puzzle in the least amount of time!

Text Kristi @ 5853220822 to reserve your spot. $10 per team

Puerto Rican Bomba Music Class (singing, dancing, drumming) happening every Tuesday evening starting February 18th (no registration required, drop-ins welcome).

5:30 - 7pm

$5. First Time Free.

Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

Contact: dancedrum.kr@gmail.com

For 43 years, the Geneseo String Band has brought the heartfelt tunes, beautiful dances and lovely culture of Ireland to the Genesee Valley.