Andrea Holland Less than two minutes into my interview with Andrea Holland, founder of Andrea Holland Coaching, I could already tell this was a person I could learn from. Holland, a self-proclaimed troublemaker, takes pride in her loquacious personality and direct communication style, traits that have served her well throughout her robust professional career. “I’m a mouthy broad who comes…
29.04.2026
On a typical spring Saturday, you will find hair salons across the city bursting with young girls with coffees in hand, nails freshly painted, makeup perfectly applied, and dreams of the moment they get to reveal the beautiful look they have spent weeks or months planning. For many, prom night glamour is simply a given. Getting a lovely dress is…
29.04.2026
This article originally appeared in the May/June 2026 issue of (585).
29.04.2026
Rohrbach purchases Young Lion For John Urlaub and the team at Rohrbach Brewing Company, purchasing the Young Lion Brewing Company (YLBC) made perfect sense.  First, Rohrbach—the Rochester area’s oldest craft brewery, founded in 1991— currently employs Dan McCumiskey as head brewer, who once held the same position at YLBC. “Dan is an extremely talented brewer, and he influences many of…
29.04.2026
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(585) magazine March-April 2021

An awe-inspiring escape

Who among us has not dreamt of building or owning a tree house? A place of escape, safety, imagination—a dream home in the backyard. Many of us have read The Swiss Family Robinson, seen the movie, or visited Walt Disney World (where it is a popular attraction), and thought: “I could totally live here!” Tree …

Rum’s ship comes in

In January, the Spanish Civil Guard apprehended a ring of counterfeiters with $4.3 million dollars in fake rum. The schlock was produced in the Dominican Republic, bottled in Honduras, fitted with fake labels made from China, and stored in the Netherlands before being sold in Spain. Isn’t that just the most rum-soaked thing you’ve ever …

Rediscover the Rochester Public Market

It is May. Spring is here … probably. (True-blue Rochestarians know you can’t be certain until after Mother’s Day.) If your winter weary soul needs a lift, it is time to go to the City of Rochester’s Public Market, one of the very best parts of living in Rochester. Here you can see the definitive …

Why Natural Oasis is a haven for Rochester vegans

Vegan-friendly restaurants in Rochester are a popular conversation in my office. While I’m a proud omnivore, I have four to five strict vegetarians on my team—and the number of veggie-curious grows daily. So naturally, when weekend plans come up, the city’s countless plant-based dining options become a hot topic. The app HappyCow lists more than …

Green wave in the Flower City

Collecting houseplants has become more than a hobby—it’s now considered a lifestyle. Rochester’s notoriously long and gray winters combined with quarantine guidelines have caused a boom in houseplant popularity over the past year. Unlike baking bread and whipped instant coffee, collecting indoor plants has created a community of like-minded Rochestarians who are committed to the …

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