Good morning, Rochester.

A 105-year-old Navy veteran from Barre checked off a bucket list thrill with a tandem skydive for his birthday—cheered on by family and neighbors—and now aims to set a Guinness record when he turns 106.

The Town of Brighton held a Bike Rodeo on Sunday to teach kids bike safety at the event, including skill tests, helmet giveaways, and a bike raffle for pre-registered families — sponsored by the Brighton Police Department.

Today, the CDS Wolf Foundation hosts the 39th Salute to Veterans Golf Tournament at Oak Hill Country Club starting at 1 p.m., with proceeds supporting Warrior Salute Veteran Services to aid housing assistance, PTSD, and brain injury support.

The Black Culture Festival returns downtown for its seventh year, offering a free, family-friendly two-day event with fun, food, and fashion scheduled 5 to 9 p.m. on July 24 and noon to 8 p.m. on July 25 at Parcel 5, celebrating Homecoming (a nod to local legacy).

Rochester Pride Parade filled downtown with color and celebration — rain and lightning forced an early end to the festivities.

The decades old Villavellalonga picnic returns Sunday in Gates to honor an early 1900s Abruzzo tradition with local food, Coupe de Villes music, and a La Signora doll (5 p.m.).

Aired yesterday, Rochester in Focus featured interviews with entertainer Miss Sweet Potato Pie, who stressed inspiring kids, and Meg Mundy, who led discussion on Fashion Camp 585 for local teens.

The show included plans for the Ribs and Rhythm festival on Sunday, July 26 + insights from EXP Studio leaders.

The Red Wings rallied last Saturday, tying the game in the seventh inning and winning on a wild pitch in the ninth at ESL Ballpark.

Wallace scored the decisive run as the team built a comeback for a 6 to 5 win using key plays + strong defense.

Rochester Speed Dating for Singles Aged 35-47

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Kin Event Space — Ticket required — Meet up to 12 potential matches in an exciting speed dating format.

Nektar Concert

8-11 p.m. — Lovin' Cup — $35-$40 — Experience an immersive concert with Nektar blending sound, lights, and visuals.

The 7th Annual Black Culture Festival

July 26–27 — Parcel 5 — Free entry — Celebrate Black culture with music, food, vendors, and entertainment reminiscent of HBCU homecoming vibes.

Start Making Sense Concert

6:00-7:30 p.m. — Martin Luther King Jr Memorial Park at Manhattan Square — Ticket details available online — Enjoy an evening of lively music in a vibrant setting.

The Emo Night Tour - Rochester

8-11 p.m. — Water Street Music Hall — $20 - $27 — Experience a night filled with the best hits from iconic emo bands like Taking Back Sunday and My Chemical Romance.

Tryst @ Roc Beer Park

Time TBA — Rochester Beer & Park — Cost Info Not Provided — The Tryst boys deliver a mix of your favorite rock, classic, country, and pop tunes this summer.