This is an awesome place to come abd look around because there is SO much cool stuff to see but I…read moream reviewing this as a wedding venue. I was in a wedding there this past weekend and everything went so smoothly. The getting ready areas were very fun (the men got ready in the Firehouse toom and the girls got ready in the Marilyn Monroe room). The only issues we had were that the lighting was too dim for getting ready - we remembered to bring a separate makeup mirror with bright lighting options which saved us. The outlets were also difficult to find. It was a very cool and unique space to get ready in and the men were set up with a pool table in theirs. The wedding photos are not in yet but I just know that they are going to look phenomenal. We took photos in many different places around the venue (its huge) and I can't wait to see how they came out. Definitely more unique than youd typically expect for wedding photos! The bride had a positive experience with staff in getting everything ready and organized leading up the big day. Everything went as planned and it looked beautiful. Some exhibit pieces were in the way during the ceremony and they made arrangements to move them to make more space. The only issue we ran into was the heat. The AC was on but I dont think it was directed into the getting ready spaces, and when there were large groups of people around in the main room it was still too warm. Not a deal breaker but something to consider if being too warm on your wedding day is a concern for you.

Very sad what has happened to this once amazing house of treasures. The treasures are still there,…read morebut the vibe is at worst obnoxious and at best indifferent because of the current "leadership". Founder Louis Perticone's vision is no more. The departure of several excellent staff members is a testament to its internal toxic politics. I will not be renewing my membership nor setting foot in the space again.

Pittsford Fine Art has a stunning selection of sculpture and paintings from some of western New…read moreYork's top artists. They rotate their work every few weeks, so there is always something new to see. because the artists themselves run the gallery, you will always get to meet one of them when you visit. And the upstairs gallery upstairs is also spectacular.

A great concept. A unique place and location to display art works for those affiliated with the…read moreorganization.

This is a fun new place to take the family- highlights renewable energy sources and local arts as…read morewell. Good for a family or curious folks who like to see renewable energy in action. The rooftop has solar panels- there will be food and drink up there once the weather warms up. 2nd floor has a cycling/spin room that has bikes that generate electricity and show how much you are generating. There are 2 wind turbines right behind the building. The plan is to have the entire building operate on alternative / renewable energy sources. There is an atrium and skylight in the center of the building with a grow wall with plants. Local artists' work adorns the walls. Plenty more to say and see here- come check it out!

From the owner: Let us make your next celebration, business meeting or cocktail party memorable, beautiful space…read moreincluding the state of the art space surrounding art, science, and the rooftop with a view! Guided tours for all ages. Contact our event manager at (585) 266-1068. And Join us every Tuesday and Thursday at 9am-10am for Story & Discovery Hour sponsored by Summit Federal Credit Union.

What an absolute treasure we have here in Rochester! With over 12,000 permanent pieces in the…read morecollection. From paintings, sculptures, artifacts and everything in between. Came here with a six year old first time visitor. When we got our tickets the staff member suggested we do one of their scavenger hunt's. That was a big success., we did the horse one inside and the metal sculptures outside. Great way to keep kids engaged. Loved the Picasso and the progressive proof exhibit in the Lockhart gallery. Had to make sure I visited my favorite paintings including anything by Monet . Great outside area with different sculptures in the garden and surrounding pathways.

Worst neighbors you could ask for - how many times this summer alone has blaring music been pumping…read morefrom out in-front of the MOA. Show even a fraction of consideration for your residential neighbors. What a disgrace - honestly, living next to a bar would be a better experience with the MOA's current leadership making this inconsiderate decisions. I can't go to Clothesline anymore due to the introduction of insanely loud music blaring away all day long. Today is September 27th and instead of music inside the lobby they are blaring something waking and disturbing everyone in the area. Despicable for a museum - awful leadership making detestable decisions.

Had such a lovely time at the Rochester Contemporary Arts Center…read more I visited during First Friday and there were a few different activities you could take part in for the $2 admission fee. The staff was wonderful and you can tell they took pride and loved the arts. They have many activities on a rotating basis where you can stay in the know by signing up for their emails. I was in town for a short visit but would definitely make an effort to visit if I'm back in the area.

Tres was absolutely wonderful! Very attentive, friendly, and made sure everything was perfect…read morethroughout our meal. Great service that made the dining experience even more enjoyable!

I needed to have a piece of artwork that has been in our family for over 40 years rematted and…read moregiven a little love. From the moment that I connected with Kate through the installation of the art in my home I had a wonderful experience. Kate understood that this was an important piece of artwork for my family and treated it with the upmost respect and respected my opinions. I have since purchased another piece of work that Kate has framed and absolutely love it as well. I could not recommend her higher!

Who would have thought framing could be a fun and exciting experience? I'm a full-time artist that…read morejust struck gold finding Gallery 114! Kate is an artist at what she does, took the time to work with someone as picky as myself, and was friendly and energetic and as excited as I was about getting my print framed. RARE in a world of drive-thru style framing by bored teens at retail chains for waaaaay more money. I love the work she did, love this lady, and I will be back to support the local economy at really, really good pricing and a mind-boggling array of choices. Simply the best!

I had no idea this space existed until a couple weeks ago. It's an art gallery off Goodman near…read moreVillage Gate that features work from RIT art students. It's amazing what hidden gems are tucked away in Rochester. I would have never known about this side street gallery had it not been for the invite I received to an event there. It's a great venue for a cocktail party - there are two rooms and could comfortably fit at least 50 people. There's a projection screen too if need be. If not for a party, you're welcome to visit the gallery during open hours. There was some impressive work displayed when I visited. What a great opportunity for the RIT students to be able to feature their hard work to the local community in the Neighborhood of the Arts. Parking can be a challenge if you don't land a spot on the College Ave. Village Gate parking lot is the next best spot, but you'll have to walk a bit to get there.

I'm not sure what their regular offerings are but this place is located across the street from the…read moreMemorial Art Gallery and down the block from Village Gate. The next time I'm in the neighborhood it would be worth the short walk to see what they are showing. I attended a Rochester Print Club annual event, the space was spacious enough, two rooms, they welcomed our byo-aps and seating set up for guest presentation.