Love is in the air this weekend, with lots of shows to help you celebrate (or not) on Valentine’s Day and beyond!

At 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 13, Cinemapolis in downtown Ithaca will host a pre-release screening of “Wetware,” a new sci-fi feature film from director Jay Craven (“Where the Rivers Flow North,” “Stranger in the Kingdom,” “Disappearances,” “Northern Borders,” and many others), based on Craig Nova’s novel of the same name.

Andy Frasco and the U.N. make their Ithaca debut, and Cornell kicks off a Beethoven celebration. Plus, two local cinemas will host music-related screenings this week!

Beat the winter blues with this big batch of shows happening this weekend! From blues and jazz to folk and classical, there's something on tap for every music fan!

A Rochester favorite kicks off a weekly residency in Ithaca, a classical giant gives a free piano concert at Ithaca College, and two shows pay tribute to Bob Marley. Plus, Citizen Cope returns to Central New York!

It may be Super Bowl weekend, but there are plenty of shows to check out before the Chiefs and 49ers kick off on Sunday night!

Friday night in downtown Ithaca, Eyevee Arts & Media artist in residence Jen Kutler and local multi-instrumentalist Bubba Crumrine will kick off their two-week east-coast tour, centered around the four-day International Noise Conference DIY fest in Miami, Fla. 

Brasshouse band set for Ithaca return on Jan. 29

Close out January with these shows in venues around Ithaca. Plus, Ithaca Sounding 2020, a new multiday festival and symposium, kicks off Thursday at Cornell University!

A guitar virtuoso returns for a concert and workshop, a local band drops two new songs, and two electronic duos join forces for the first time – all that and more are on tap for the weekend in area venues!