A Photo Gallery by Heather Ainsworth and Lauren Comly
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From the monthly archives:
June 2010
World-renowned cellist Hank Roberts will perform in Ithaca for the first time this year on Wednesday, June 30.
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“Nothing Happens When You Stay at Home,” a photography exhibition by Steve Poleskie and J. Robert Lennon at Buffalo Street Books. Review by Arthur Whitman
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The Kitchen Theatre offered its patrons a sneak peak at its new digs on West State Street before it opens to the public on September 1st. Photos by Lauren Comly
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“I’m glad you’re here. I have something to say.”
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Greg Schatz — better known as Schatzy — is back! The multi-instrumentalist was born in raised in Ithaca but moved to New Orleans to pursue music, and he returns at least once a year to visit friends and family, as well as play a show or two. This is a lucky boon for locals, as [...]
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Maia Vidal, aka Your Kid Sister, performs at The WildFire Lounge Thursday, June 25 with Johnny Dowd. By Jim Catalano
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The Bottle Rockets made their first-ever Ithaca appearance June 18 at Castaways, playing to diehard long-time fans and new converts alike. By Dan Aloi
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Pesto: it’s not just for basil anymore. By Katie Church
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Atlas Sound, the solo project of Deerhunter’s Brandford Cox joined a host of indie acts at the annual Rocking at the Knox in Buffalo Friday, June 18th. Catch up on this and a host of other events as the Post welcomes new photographer Alexas Esposito in wrapping up what you might have missed this weekend.
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