Name: Käthe Kollwitz: Prints from MAG’s Permanent Collection
Start: 2026-12-06
End: 2026-12-06

In a sophisticated setting overlooking the University of Rochester's Eastman Theater, Chef/Owner Tony Gullace prepares sumptuous treats for a discerning dining public. Extensive wine list and full service bar. Lunch: Mon-Fri, Dinner: Mon-Sat. Private rooms available for special events.

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Ludwig’s Center Stage Cafe offers fresh, homemade food for both breakfast and lunch. We also provide a variety of catering options to make your next event easy and delicious. Delivery and setup are available with 24 hours’ notice. To place an order, call us at (585) 454-4440, or visit us online at http://ludwigscenterstagecafe.com.

Ludwig's Center Stage Cafe

Enter the lush rain-forest environment and walk among hundreds of brilliantly colored, free-flying tropical and native butterflies that flutter about—and may even land on you! Be sure to visit the chrysalis case and see emerging butterflies. A paved path leads guests through tropical foliage, a turtle pond, and a cascading waterfall. Take a peek at Watson, the garden’s resident panther chameleon, and watch his colorful scales change color as he adapts to the environment. Look closely and you will also notice several four-footed and fine-feathered friends, including Socrates, the garden's brightly plumaged green aracari toucan, and families of Button Quail. The butterfly population is funded in perpetuity through the generous support of Louise Woerner and Don Kollmorgen. The plants in Dancing Wings Butterfly Garden were made possible by Allyn’s Creek Garden Club.

The Strong Museum Discovery Garden

Garth Fagan Dance is an internationally acclaimed contemporary dance company founded in 1970 by visionary choreographer and educator Garth Fagan. Based in Rochester, New York, the company is recognized for its distinctive movement vocabulary, Fagan Technique™, which blends elements of modern, post-modern, ballet, and Afro-Caribbean dance into a powerful and innovative artistic form. Through more than five decades of performance, education, and community engagement, Garth Fagan Dance has become one of the most influential and enduring dance organizations in the United States. The company has toured extensively throughout North America, Europe, Asia, Australia, South America, and Africa, earning widespread critical acclaim for its athleticism, musicality, and emotional depth. Garth Fagan’s groundbreaking choreography gained global recognition through his Tony Award-winning work for the Broadway production of \*The Lion King\*, which continues to inspire audiences worldwide. Beyond performance, Garth Fagan Dance is deeply committed to arts education and cultural enrichment. Through classes, workshops, residencies, and outreach programs, the organization serves students, emerging artists, and community members of all ages and backgrounds. These initiatives foster creativity, discipline, self-expression, and an appreciation for the performing arts. Today, under the artistic leadership of Norwood Pennewell and Natalie Rogers-Cropper, Garth Fagan Dance continues to preserve and advance Garth Fagan’s artistic legacy while cultivating new generations of dancers and audiences. The company remains dedicated to artistic excellence, innovation, and community impact, using dance as a powerful vehicle for storytelling, cultural connection, and human expression. Throughout the year, audiences can engage with Garth Fagan Dance through performances, educational programs, and community events across Rochester, including Juneteenth celebrations, the company’s home season at Nazareth University, productions presented during the ESL Rochester Fringe Festival at the Garth Fagan Dance Studio Theater on Chestnut Street, and much, much, more!

Garth Fagan Dance, Inc.

The City of Rochester Public Market, located at 280 North Union St. in Center City, has served the community since 1905 and offers an huge assortment of fresh seasonal produce direct from area farmers as well as from around the country and world; meats and seafood; eggs and cheese; baked goods and pasta; specialty and prepared foods, dry goods and general merchandise; clothing and jewelry; and much much more! On the Market grounds and in the surrounding Market Business District are cafes, coffee shops, bakeries, full service restaurants, food stands, a brewery, a distillery, art studios and galleries, and much more. The Market's outdoor and indoor vendor sheds are open year-round: Tuesdays and Thursdays 6 am to 1 pm, and Saturdays from 5 am to 3 pm. On Saturdays during the warmer months, shoppers can find over 300 vending stalls full of all kinds of goods and goodies! In addition to the regular Market shopping days, the City offers almost 50 days of free-admission special events at the Market, including Flower City Days Horticultural Sales, Community Garage Sales, Food Truck Rodeos, Bands on the Bricks, Halloween at the Market, and Holidays at the Market. See the Public Market Special Events page! The City of Rochester Public Market is the most diverse gathering in the region; a source of character, culture, and community; and a place to get a huge variety of affordable foods and goods.

Rochester Public Market

Marshall Street Bar and Grill is committed to becoming a positive community partner. We feature a friendly, neighborhood atmosphere with great drink specials and a full menu of delicious food! Our spacious dining area with a mix of tables, booths and nooks are perfect for your next event or meeting. We are also able to reserve space for birthday parties, retirement celebrations, and other special events. Outside catering available. Stop in today and have a drink with us! Our bar and kitchen are both open everyday until 2:00 am.

Marshall Street Bar & Grill

Branca Midtown is a modern Italian eatery and cocktail bar located in downtown Rochester, NY. Midtown is a love letter to traditional Italian flavors, with a pointed focus on hand-made and seasonal ingredients. Midtown has a well-curated yet approachable Italian wine selection. The cocktail menu mirrors the clean and fresh culinary approach, with a nod to the classics.

Branca Midtown

Focusing on flavor and culinary imagination, The Owl House specializes in fresh, made-from-scratch New American food and inventive craft cocktails for dinner, lunch, and weekend brunch. The Owl House menu includes a large selection of vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free dishes (such as the beloved BVE burger with a choice of beef or house-made chickpea patty). Located in a lovely old house, enjoy your meal in the charming dining room or, weather permitting, on the backyard patio. The Owl House also offers drop off, pick up, and full service catering options. From catered working lunches to corporate events, weddings, and showers, The Owl House's focus on flavor and culinary imagination is the perfect addition to any occasion.

The Owl House

Be transported around the world as you come face to face with Masai giraffes, red pandas, African elephants, a southern white rhino, California sea lions, and much more. Enjoy the brand new Animals of the Savanna, feed the giraffes, play in the Tropics Adventure Zone and enjoy the tram, which transports you from the front of the Zoo to the back. Your visit directly helps save animals from extinction, as you support the efforts of Seneca Park Zoo, a national leader in species survival and conservation action. Seneca Park Zoo is involved in conservation efforts locally and globally, including reintroducing lake sturgeon to the Genesee River, supporting reforestation in Madagascar, and more.

Seneca Park Zoo

Don't miss out on an unforgettable animal adventure! Get $2 off your admission to the Seneca Park Zoo and embark on a wild journey through our lush, animal-filled habitats.

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Park Avenue Merchants Association

Rochester, NY, is the third-largest metropolitan area in New York State, nestled along the southern shore of Lake Ontario. With a proud sports tradition, Rochester is home to iconic teams like the Rochester Red Wings (MiLB), Rochester Americans (AHL), Rochester Knighthawks (NLL), and Flower City Union (NPSL). Our vibrant sports culture thrives across all levels, from youth clubs and high schools to elite collegiate programs, creating a strong, year-round foundation for athletic excellence.

The Rochester NY Sports Commission champions Monroe County through the power of sports tourism. By attracting championships, invitationals, and tournaments across a wide range of disciplines, we help fuel the region’s economy and enhance the quality of life for residents and visitors alike. Each year, Rochester welcomes a growing roster of sporting events, showcasing our top-tier facilities, supportive community, and dedication to teamwork on and off the field.

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Käthe Kollwitz: Prints from MAG’s Permanent Collection

November 21, 2026–July 11, 2027

Lockhart Gallery

This exhibition showcases the extraordinary prints of German artist Käthe Kollwitz (1867–1945), best known for her images of mothers and children, self-portraits, and politically engaged subject matter. Her work is enigmatic—conventional and unconventional, conservative and progressive—reflecting the divisions and dichotomy of the time in which she lived.

In 1919, Kollwitz was the first woman to be appointed as a professor at the Prussian Academy of Arts. She became the director of the Master Class for Graphic Arts at the same institution several years later. Because the Nazi regime viewed her pacifist ideology as anti-German, Kollwitz was stripped of her teaching positions after Adolf Hitler rose to power in 1933. Her art was removed from museums, and she was no longer allowed to exhibit her work publicly.

*Käthe Kollwitz: Prints from MAG’s Permanent Collection* explores her mastery of the graphic medium equally with her powerful artistic commentary on social justice.

Image credit: **[*The Mothers*, 1922-1923](https://magart.rochester.edu/objects-1/info/8699),** Käthe Kollwitz

Käthe Kollwitz: Prints from MAG’s Permanent Collection

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