Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 21st of July.
Good morning, Rochester.
The Salute to Veterans Golf Tournament was held Monday, July 20 in Pittsford and raised over $620,000 for Warrior Salute Veterans Services, which provides local vets with housing and job support.
Hosted by the CDS Wolf Foundation, the 39th annual event continued a longtime tradition of aiding veterans.
A couple in Victor married in their living room after Saturday’s storm forced them to cancel their decade-long planned outdoor wedding — the strong winds damaged trees and tents — though no one was injured.
After a fire disrupted operations at Lux and impacted bartenders, city businesses stepped in to offer temporary employment + support.
Their assistance gives affected staff a practical way to recover after the incident.
Chris Lopez visited Fyll on North Winton Road to sample sustainable and renewable products + the store supports eco-conscious choices for local shoppers.
British physicist Professor Brian Cox will perform his new 'Emergence' live show at the Kodak Center in Rochester on Thursday, Dec.
3 as part of his North American tour launching in Nov. 2026, offering an immersive event that blends science, music, and art.
Christopher Nolan’s film 'The Odyssey,' shot on over two million feet of Kodak film + made in Rochester, will be screened in 70mm at Cinemark Tinseltown Rochester as one of only 25 U.S. theaters offering the high-resolution IMAX experience.
Local brewers say rising utility costs forced them to raise beer prices.
Nine Maidens Brewing increased its pint from $7 to $8 after its electric bill nearly tripled since last March.
After Saturday's storm damaged homes, yards, and a historic cemetery in Victor, village crews worked Monday to clear debris using dump trucks and utility vehicles on long shifts.
One homeowner said a 5,000‐pound tree nearly hit his house (underscoring the storm's impact) as clean-up efforts continue.
City leaders celebrated the installation of the new Rochester Fire Department digital messaging board Monday at the Lyell Avenue firehouse + officials said the board will share updates from the department and community organizations.
The Rochester Knighthawks are returning to their teal and purple color scheme that once defined a championship era after announcing the change Monday.
At Blue Cross Arena today, their annual youth camp features a pop-up store selling themed merchandise from noon - 7 p.m.
On Sunday, Jul. 20, Abimelec Ortiz hit a grand slam that powered the Red Wings to an 11-2 win and a series sweep over the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp at ESL Ballpark + the team recorded multiple hits to drive the victory.
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.
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