“The Rocky Horror Show” has arrived at Geneseo offering a shameless, unbridled experience from start to finish. Directed by senior Jacky Hellreich, students will perform the show on Friday May 1 and Saturday May 2 at 7:30 p.m. in Sturges Auditorium.

Geneseo hosted the Young Authors and Storytellers Festival—presented by Livingston Arts and New York State Council on the Arts––from 8:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. on Saturday April 18. This year’s festival was titled “Have a Poem and a Smile.”

Geneseo’s Battle of the Artists competition opened in the Kinetic Gallery on Sunday April 12. Students and locals alike gathered in the cozy space in the MacVittie College Union to appreciate the artistic talent Geneseo has to offer.

Geneseo Late Knight and Peace Action Geneseo held “Music for Action” in the Knight Spot on Friday March 27. The performance aimed to promote peace and social justice through music, featuring locally-based Red Kettle Collective and the Albany-based group Taína Asili y la Banda Rebelde. Geneseo’s own Red Kettle Collective opened with a blend of funk and hip-hop to warm up the audience.

Geneseo Late Knight and Activities Commission hosted a night of music in the Kinetic Gallery on March 6 as part of their collaborative coffeehouse series. Sophomore Ella Mosco of slackjaw opened for MaryLeigh Roohan, a singer-songwriter from the Albany area.

Currently Known As held an improvisational comedy show on Friday Feb. 27. The show had a unique theme––as all CKA shows tend to have. This show’s theme was “A Co-op of Johns,” referring to the numerous possible variations of the name “John.”

The Geneseo Riviera Theater hosted a night of fun for the whole community on Saturday Feb. 21. The historic venue welcomed students and locals of all ages to come enjoy the cozy space and listen to the big band music that Dansville-based group 78 RPM had to offer.

“Breaking Bad” addicts can finally relax. AMC aired the premiere of “Better Call Saul,” a spinoff of the 16-time Emmy Award-winning show, on Feb. 8. The new series focuses on criminal lawyer Saul Goodman, first introduced to “Breaking Bad” viewers as the frenzied owner of a strip mall law office in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

The Limelight and Accents Performing Arts Series presented Turtle Island Quartet in Wadsworth Auditorium on Saturday Feb. 7. Students and locals alike came to see the two-time Grammy-winning group perform an impressive sampling of their catalog.