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.

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 have been a customer of The Great Frame Up in Rochester for many years (and always been pleased)…read more Just recently they framed two large pictures for my living room and two smaller pictures for my home office and they are just beautiful!! The space is inviting, the workers who help you have wonderful expertise and the work is always done efficiently and professionally. Highly recommend!!

I had a great experience with Great Frame Up. After my brother gifted me a vintage Rochester map, I…read morewanted to frame it to hang in my living room. Since it was a weird size, I couldn't find something from a standard store and knew I would have to custom frame this. I heard recommendations for this place, so I decided to give it a try. I went in on a weekend day and there were two ladies working, Lauren helped me. We talked through framing styles and what would look best with the other woods in my living room (I took pictures so we could match colors). We went with a deep brown - very simple, no embellishments. They have different levels of glass that go with each - regular clear glass, anti-glare, and museum grade. I went with regular glass and no matte. The more intricate things you add on or fancier styles of frame all cost more so consider that as you're planning your purchase and they'll give you quotes on the differences in pricing to find out what fits your budget and what you want the end result to be. I paid in advance in full, but there was an option to do just a deposit if that's up your alley. I came back a week later to pick up the finished print and was so happy with the end result. If you're planning to get something framed for a gift (especially during the holidays), plan ahead as it takes a few days up to a week to do the framing.

I won free tickets to see Dustbowl Revival at the Nazareth Arts Center. The show was phenomenal! I…read morehadn't been to this venue before this show. It was a bit difficult for us to find it since our GPS led us through the winding campus roads. There was ample parking in front of the Arts Center which was a delightful surprise. Since we got there fairly early, we took a short stroll around the concert hall. There were beautiful sculptures and art pieces around, a cute seating area (for students I'm guessing). The evening didn't start out great. The usher literally led us to the wrong seats, on the opposite end of the theater. It was an ordeal finding our seats and the people we passed while looking for our seats were quite rude which put me in a bad mood. The seats were a bit cramped; I couldn't stand up to dance. They were comfortable enough to sit in though! The acoustics weren't fabulous from where I was sitting by the right side door. During the intermission, I stepped out. Again, the people down our row were rude and grunted at us as we tried to get passed them. The water fountain outside of the door did not work! The concessions stand only took cash and it was super crowded. I ended up going to a vending machine downstairs. The bathroom I went to (downstairs) was very clean and spacious. It was much nicer than I had expected it to be. Overall, I have mixed feelings about the Nazareth Arts Center. On the one hand, it was a pretty and clean facility with decent seats. But on the other hand there were so many small things like the incompetent usher and broken water fountain that really turned me off to it. I'm willing to give it another try and come back for another show in the future (hopefully with a different crowd).

2nd x I've come here. This time to see the "Stars of Russian Ballet". Please, the whole program…read morewas mediocre at best,some outright awful dancers. The worse Corsaire pas de deux I've seen in my entired life.