October 2, 2026–May 2, 2027: Rochester Museum & Science Center brings families face-to-face with the incredible technology pushing the limits of human potential. Using inspiration from the natural world and human ingenuity, Super Human invites you to test your own limits as you run, sense, and navigate. Every exhibit is hands-on, many are full-body, and all of them ask the same question: what happens when technology meets the human body?

Thursday, October 29, 6:30pm: Save the date for Hochstein’s FREE annual Voices of Autumn Recital featuring Hochstein vocalists and choral ensembles.

Enter to win a family four-pack of tickets to Rescue to Rockstar: The Canine Stars, performing at TYKEs theatre at the JCC, November 5–8, 2026. As seen on America’s Got Talent, TYKEs brings the global phenomenon The Canine Stars Stunt Dog Show to town for one weekend only – matinees on November 7 and 8, plus a special 7pm show on Thursday, November 5. Simon Cowell labeled the performance “Genius!” and Howie Mandel called them “The best animal act I have ever seen on this show, by far!” Get ready for freestyle dancing, jaw-dropping disc tricks, high-flying jumps, and the world’s only ball pit for dogs!

Step back in time as you cruise along the historic Erie Canal. Live narration brings to life the bold vision that transformed a hare-brained idea into an engineering marvel that opened the American West. Travel through a working lock, soak in the scenery, and relax as history unfolds around you. Lunch is optional.

Step back in time as you cruise along the historic Erie Canal. Live narration brings to life the bold vision that transformed a hare-brained idea into an engineering marvel that opened the American West. Travel through a working lock, soak in the scenery, and relax as history unfolds around you.

A MODERN CLASSIC ABOUT FAMILY, FATE, AND THE LONG GAME OF AMERICAN HISTORY. Brothers Lincoln and Booth battle fate, rivalry, and survival in this darkly comic American masterpiece. In Suzan-Lori Parks’ Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning play, brothers Lincoln and Booth are haunted by their past and obsessed with the street con game three-card monte. A darkly comic fable named the best play of the last 25 years by The New York Times, Topdog/Underdog digs deep into brotherly love, a sibling rivalry foretold by the names their father gave the brothers as a joke, and the long game of American History, as it asks: can we ever change the cards we’re dealt?

Science and sports COLLIDE in this all-new exhibit at the Buffalo Museum of Science, presented in partnership with the Buffalo Bills, Sabres and Bandits! Open daily.