Good morning, Rochester.

On Saturday, hundreds of teens attended the fourth annual ROC Youth Community Resource and Employment Fair at East High School to meet local recruiters, explore job openings, and connect with support services.

City and county programs provided mentorship—offering transportation and paid work opportunities—to help teens build long-term job skills.

Chabad Lubavitch will host its 42nd annual Model Matzah Bakery event — a Passover tradition — at the Jewish Community Center on Edgewood Avenue in Brighton where visitors will learn to bake Shmurah matzah.

The event has earned the Elmer Louis Award for its role in teaching local residents about Jewish life.

Saturday night, firefighters put out a small electric fire on the ledge of the historic Powers Building on West Main Street—caused by a heat tape malfunction—with no damage reported inside.

A pair of peregrine falcons laid three eggs atop the Times Square Building — downtown Rochester, and the eggs are expected to hatch in April.

Birdwatchers will track their progress live — through the R Falcon Cam project.

Local representatives are debating the SAVE Act—a proposed bill that will require proof of U.S. citizenship for registering to vote in federal elections.

Congressman Joe Morelle warned that the law would burden married women who changed names, and Monroe County officials said voter registration practices remain unchanged until new guidance is issued.

Rochester’s Independent Living Center joined a class action lawsuit in New York City this Monday afternoon to seek a temporary restraining order that will let Medicaid CDPAP participants keep their services after state changes take effect on April 1 — advocates warn that the new system could cut off care and force thousands into emergency rooms if aide support ends. This legal action comes as state leaders limit payments to one fiscal intermediary for the program, raising concerns about service disruptions and access to care.

A vote is underway to pick the top Girls Athlete of the Winter season presented by Faber Builders—every weekly winner is in a final poll open until 8 p.m. Thursday, and the winner will be announced on Instagram Friday morning.

Tomorrow, trout season will begin as hundreds of anglers join two annual fishing derbies—one at Powder Mills Park along Irondequoit Creek from 7 a.m. to noon and the other at Naples Fire Hall on Naples Creek from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.—with events featuring stocked rainbow and brown trout and prizes amid forecast rain.

April Fools' Lloyd & Harrier Games

6-8 p.m. — Three Heads Brewing — Registration required — Engage in a whimsical scavenger hunt filled with challenges and ridiculous fun around Rochester.

Bored Teachers Comedy Tour

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Kodak Center — Ticket pricing may vary — Laugh along with teachers as they share relatable and humorous classroom experiences on their latest tour.

First Friday Closing Reception

6-9 p.m. — Muck Duck Studio — Free entry — Celebrate the conclusion of the exhibition with engaging conversations and artistic appreciation.

Debi Bower Book Signing Event

10 AM - 1 PM — The Bird House — Free entry — Meet the author of 'Day Trips Around Rochester, New York' and get your book signed.

Rochester Spring Fling KidsFest 2025

11 a.m. – 4 p.m. — Tim Hortons Iceplex — $15 for unlimited ice skating — Enjoy a day of fun with giant playgrounds and non-stop entertainment for the whole family.

Worry Club Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — Montage Music Hall — $28.34 — Experience an evening of live music with Worry Club and special guests Wakely and Scarlet Demore.

Mixology Madness

6-10 p.m. — Water Street Music Hall — $65 per person — Enjoy a hands-on mixology experience crafting cocktails with expert guidance.

Adult Easter Egg Hunt

6:30-9:30 p.m. — Blue Barn Cidery — Bring an empty egg carton and a flashlight for an exciting adults-only Easter egg hunt in the dark.

Happy Hour at Compane Trattoria

5:30-7:30 p.m. — Compane Trattoria — Reservations recommended — Enjoy an evening of social networking over drinks in Fairport.

EXTC Concert featuring Terry Chambers

8-11 p.m. — Lovin' Cup — Ticket information unavailable — Experience an evening of live music with former XTC drummer Terry Chambers and friends.