As winter fades into spring, the world approaches a sobering milestone: two full years of living amid a pandemic with no end in sight. Across
Japan knows how to do winter right. Take onsens, for example. These steamy hot tubs full of natural minerals reinvigorate the senses when snow has
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.
When I visited Joshua Enck’s studio in downtown Rochester, he was working on a twenty-one-foot, welded steel, sheet metal sculpture that, when completed, would weigh
Norris Evans, known to her friends as Snookie, was a twenty-seven-year-old mother of four small children who lived at 5 Kron Street in Rochester’s Nineteenth
Like nearly every other project in Suzanne Mayer’s life, Hinge Neighbors started with a certain distaste for sitting still. “I had mentioned I was [thinking
Music is a universal language, and one that brings us together. It speaks to us on an emotional level, intellectually at times, and often transports
The perfect place to read Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge and the Teachings of Plants (Milkweed Editions 2014) by Robin Wall Kimmerer is anywhere
There isn’t much you can’t do at Midtown Athletic Club, but when tennis buff Alan Schwartz opened the club with his partners in 1973,
If you’re one of the many Rochesterians who adopted, fostered, or had to surrender animal companions in the past year, you aren’t alone. Animal shelters
