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.

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).

I went here once for a friend's recital. It's a state of the art facility with a very clean and…read morerelaxing atmosphere. The surrounding campus is gorgeous and parking was not an ordeal.

Outstanding resource to assist first time college entry for someone with limited knowledge of how…read moreto apply for college as well as financial aid application process. They were phenomenal in guiding us through the process. They also take high school students on field trips to visit various colleges.

From the owner: For more than 10 years, On Point for College has helped over 2000 first-generation youth to get…read moreinto college, stay there, and succeed afterwards. We help students find financial aid, fill out the forms, and get the resources to survive and succeed. We drive them to colleges, visit them to help them stay on track, and go to their graduations. And since 2008, we've helped them get jobs afterward. We started from the trunk of a car, in 1999.

They're a great company to use if you want their employees leaving bizarre, passive aggressive…read morevideos on your doorbell camera; and want your neighbors to have to hunt down employees to move their trucks and trailers blocking their driveways. The idea of this company is wonderful - their staff leaves something to be desired.

Great place for vintage pieces of furniture, hardware and any other hard to find items from the…read morepast. Doorknobs, hinges, frames, farm sinks, kit hen cabinets. Need doors? Pocket doors, french doors, exterior mahogany doors, they've got them. I was looking for an old door to use on my pantry and found it here. Ian McDonald and Kevin Hayes were wonderful. Both men couldn't be more helpful and knowledgeable in their field of architectural salvage. No matter which piece you asked about they knew it's history and where its origin. Make use you visit them! Carol

Never renting DVDs there again after the kids with glasses at cashier accused me of not treating…read morethe DVDs properly but wouldnt work in my DVD player when I first got them