They say it’s a long way to the top if you want to rock ’n’ roll. That’s why some Rochester-area youth are tuning up now:
Very few days go by where one doesn’t hear the production and writing work of either Missy Elliot, Timbaland, Static Major, or Stevie J on
“Do you remember the first time?” Jarvis Cocker sang way back in 1994. More than twenty years later, the question remains pertinent. The 1990s—the decade
In college classrooms all over the greater Rochester area students are writing their hearts out. Maybe it’s in a creative writing class, a fiction workshop,
If there is one thing historians in Rochester know, it’s that the Flower City has more interesting ties to significant people and events than the
Michelle Insalaco and Joe Clauser Michael Hanlon Michelle Insalaco’s introduction to Amtgard, the fantasy role-playing sport, happened in a “roundabout way.” As a former
Lanai Restaurant 295 Alexander St. 262-3060 rochesterlanai.com Your shared life began on such a good note. A pig roast wedding under a Maui sunset
During the mid-1960s a new kind of music burst forth from our area’s garages, barns, church halls, and the back rooms of taverns. Played by
Sitting in the dining room of Pomodoro, within the 1290 University Avenue plaza, restaurateur Sami Mina reminisces about the success of Blades. No, not his
Being a finalist in the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD; New York City) Burke Prize this fall was inspiring for Holland Houdek, a Rochester
