If you’ve been a regular reader of (585) magazine over the last few years and are also an enthusiastic gardener, you’ll recognize Terri Sauerhafer’s name—she’s
To many born-and-bred Rochesterians, California seems like a faraway dream: beaches, movie stars, and palm trees in the south; hippies, fog, and Silicon Valley in
The soft purr of peeping baby chicks is disrupted as the farmer lifts the roof of the brooder. A panicked mass of downy fluff runs
Though you wouldn’t know it from the outside, Harvey and Lauren Rayner’s folksy two-story Waterport abode houses a cushion factory, a software development and web
Ballet has a certain reputation. The Nutcracker. Swan Lake. Cinderella. Tutus, top knots, tights. Each November, Rochesterians pour into Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre to
Every year I vow to get out more in the winter; it doesn’t usually end up going that way. But for someone who aspires to
On a rainy Sunday in October at Lily Dale, the assembly is a ghost town. After church is over, residents retreat back to their homes,
Wine aficionados in the (585) who enjoy the many tastes and varieties that the Finger Lakes has to offer may not be familiar with another
Amanda Farnsworth has been training dogs to herd animals for more than fifteen years. “A lot of people start on all-terrain vehicles until they realize
Rochester Pedal Tours, known for its pedal-powered sightseeing and pub crawl trolleys, branched out last season to add cycle boat cruises on the Genesee River.
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