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Ten artists will be chosen to paint barriers that will be used for sidewalk construction.

The Rochester City Council agreed to sell the historic Armory building to the Castle Community in September 2017, under the stipulation that the building would be used for art and cultural activities. Under the purchase agreement, the Castle Community was in violation of its contract while renting space to Echo Church.

The owners' new proposal keeps Echo Church in the building, while a new arts organization called Amplify Arts moves in to program the 3rd floor community room and Les Fields Hall.

The owners' new proposal keeps Echo Church in the building, while a new arts organization called Amplify Arts moves in to program the 3rd floor community room and Les Fields Hall.

The owners' new proposal keeps Echo Church in the building, while a new arts organization called Amplify Arts moves in to program the 3rd floor community room and Les Fields Hall.

Owners of Cameo and Cafe Relish plan to master fast, fresh food.

Community dances or theater performances might be early productions at historic downtown site.

(ABC 6 News) - The Rochester City Council has taken the next step, toward bringing the Chateau Theatre back to life. In a vote this week, the Rochester City Council has approved to move into negotiations with Threshold Arts. 

A new chapter in the landmarks rich history is set to be written following a contentious discussion at Rochester City Hall.

Rochester council directs staff to negotiate a contract with the nonprofit for potential activation by spring