FHPAC’s Community Concerts Series presented the Finger Lakes Community Band. A tribute to Halloween with the Finger Lakes Community Band’s “Spooktacular”. All the classic spooky pieces put the audience in the true spirit of Halloween night. Boo!
JOEL BERVELL, Social Media Educator and Changemaker, led discussion focused on how America’s historic racism has impacted today’s care of Black people and how these current inequities can be corrected in current failures in our healthcare system.
A tribute to Linda Ronstadt, Gesenia and her six-piece band faithfully recreated selections from all phases of Ronstadt’s award-winning career, from country and rock, through Mexican/mariachi, and songs from her three Great American Songbook album with Nelson Riddle. A standing O!
Martin Barre thrilled the audience with his new show, A Brief History of Jethro Tull. Joining him on stage were Dan Crisp, Alan Thomsom and Darby Todd.
Paulsen, Baker & Garvey started entertaining audiences in this area in 1974. The reunion of the group brought the audience to it’s feet once again. Though changes have ocurred over the years, their harmony and humor didn’t fail to delight and amuse!
George M. Ewing Forum 12th Season – Carolyn Gallaher spoke of the militia movement in America and its embrace of dangerous rhetoric of political violence.
This high energy seven-piece band paid tribute to famous artists including the Bee Gees, Neil Diamond, Frankie Valli, Tom Jones, Etta James, Whitney Houston and many more!
Not only is Amy Lynn a fantastic vocalist, but the entire band creates an environment of fun that t brings the songs to life. This is a classic sound that’s being reinvented.
These extremely talented musicians played to a sold out house jazz charts and patriotic tunes as well along with honoring our many Veterans in attendance.
Finger Lakes Opera Summer Scenes – Enchanted the senses, FLO’s 2023 artists performed scenes from some of your favorite operas.
The Finger Lakes Community Band, under the baton of Mr. Greg Kane, brought the “home grown” favorite pieces and performers to our stage.
Fort Hill PAC provided the venue as a part of their Community Engagement for RPO Tiny Tots Concerts attended by 400 Primary School area students.
The THE BAND Band brought the sounds of The Band to our stage and featured some of the iconic moments of rock and roll!
Gap and The New Big Band, along with the outstanding vocals of Nancy Kelly, returned to captivate the FHPAC audience once again. An amazing performance.
Jesus Christ Superstar, Sir Andrew Lloyd Weber’s groundbreaking 1969 rock opera, was performed in concert with an all-star cast of some the areas top vocalists and musicians. A perfect way to celebrate the Easter Season.
The infectious groove they lay down, along with their precise and dedicated approach to the music, had diehard as well as new Steely Dan fans smiling from the first note all the way to the very end.
