Once a month the ladies of the Flint Dancing Club in Flint, Michigan would put on their finest dresses, some sparkling jewelry, and—best of all—their
I never expected to find a candlelit date spot on Clinton Avenue. Driving through the South Wedge, I’ve probably passed Brick & Ivy a hundred
When asked how she hopes people will respond to her work, Sandra Charlap says, “I really hope they come away with the joy that I
Casey Bowker will be the first to admit it: While he loves to cook, he’s not a trained culinarian. So, when a friend suggested that
Victoria Savka likes to begin her day with a bike ride. She pedals through the countryside near her home in Auburn, visiting the farms that
After a morning spent browsing books at the nearby Author’s Note, hungry shoppers can make their way to Mariachi De Oro for a savory Mexican
Set against a backdrop of small-town Western New York, a Medina bookstore- turned-local-hotspot provides a literary respite for readers of every ilk. Now under new
Like many people during the early days of COVID-19 lockdown, author Peter Conners found himself at a loss of what to do with his sudden
In these deeply divided political times, let me declare one of my staunchest positions: I am a proud proponent of the gossamer, floaty floral dress,
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
