My first experience with occasion-specific concert wear was Taylor Swift’s Reputation tour. Swift gushed about how amazed she was by everyone’s dedication to dressing the
Years ago, I wrote an article titled “Charity is easy . . . especially when wine is involved” for a Rochester publication. I stand by
Picture eggplant-colored theater drapery against metal accents and inviting iron tones. It’s slightly regal but more playful. Then add in top-notch hospitality from some of
At Casa Hispana on the Nazareth College campus in Pittsford, a group of young dancers, ranging from six to twelve years old, eagerly gather for
Rochester’s two largest ballet companies, Rochester City Ballet and New York State Ballet, provide opportunities for local dancers to perform for local audiences while also
Linwood is a quaint hamlet thirty miles southwest of Rochester. It is here that you will find Linwood Gardens, a lovingly maintained historic garden and
In the November 8, 2001 Democrat and Chronicle, in Carol Ritter’s column titled “New cookbook offers a bounty of local recipes,” there is a mention
If you’ve booked an “Elopement, Minmony, or Micro Wedding” at the Ellwanger Estate Bed and Breakfast at 625 Mt. Hope Avenue, you may already know
“And the secret garden bloomed and bloomed and every morning revealed new miracles.”— Frances Hodgson Burnett, The Secret Garden Every year, the summer sun returns
During the lockdown days of the pandemic, it seems that everyone hyperfocused on a new hobby to make the time pass. Some learned a new
