The era of working from home where partners, plants, and pets were (annoying but usually cute) colleagues is coming to an end for many. Life
There’s something special happening at 539 South Avenue, and it’s called Women of Color New York. Over the last eight months, the collective that operates
If you have never heard of or seen As Evi, I cannot blame you. It’s located in a plaza that has been an Irondequoit fixture
Japan knows how to do winter right. Take onsen, for example. These steamy hot tubs full of natural minerals reinvigorate the senses when snow has
Enter a Zoom video chat room to find two women raise similarly oversized mugs to their lips: chai tea for one, coffee loaded with cream
It’s pretty easy to feel uninspired in the low–light days of winter. If your space could use a post-holiday infusion of bright, contemporary style, Rochester
In a series of rapid-fire shutter clicks, Adam Eaton, twenty-nine, has emerged as an energetic and empathic advocate for other creatives and community members—having fixed
At first glance, Rochester Greenovation Inc., is easily mistaken for a mere secondhand retailer—which it is, among many, many other things. The nonprofit organization is
David Paul’s most important conversations always include a cup of coffee. These days, those cups are filled with a good pour-over, no cream or sugar.
The body is a temple, but for some it may look more like a gallery. Decorating the body with permanent pieces of art in the
