Rochester Broadway Theatre League's Stars of Tomorrow recently held its annual recognition ceremony that celebrates high school musical theatre productions in the greater Rochester area.

The Stars of Tomorrow made its debut in the greater Rochester area in 1999. Local high schools with fall and spring productions are invited to participate in the program. Schools are divided into four divisions based on school populations and judges are assigned specific divisions.  Areas of concentration are scored, and awards are given to schools or individuals with the highest scores within each category. 

This year, 36 local schools from 4 divisions across a 9-county area participated in the Stars of Tomorrow program.  During the ceremony, 30 of the schools performed a selection from their high school’s musical theatre production, live on the Auditorium Theatre stage.

Forty artists and more than 120 art pieces will be on exhibit at the Irondequoit Art Club’s 54th Annual Spring Show and Sale on display from April 26 through May 4.

Many of the member artists who will be participating are award-winning and several are known throughout New York State and across the country.

Admission is free to the annual show. It is being held at the Pauline Evans Public Library, on Cooper Road in West Irondequoit.
 

A collaborative exhibition of both Eastridge and Irondequoit High School's art students and their art teachers is on display at I-Square Visions Art Gallery.

Gallery hours are from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Thursday and from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays.

Artwork includes paintings, photographs, sculptures and mixed media.