In all honesty I've driven past and had no idea of this little gem…read more It's a great space for people to put on plays and etc that artists who don't necessarily have a space to perform. It's in a converted church. I'm thinking it seats maybe 60-70 people you can see the old bones of the church. It's got a lot of potential for different staging of plays, a comedy review, a band and etc. We went to see The Vagina Monologues and it was excellent. They have a parking lot across the way which is a plus.

Love the Muccc for a number of reasons, the main one being they way they provide opportunity to…read moreartists without a home base. This space is a repurposed church with both pew and theatrical style seating. They have monitors in the backstage area, a modest spot for companies to sell their own concessions, and a near constant lineup of programming from the many theatre artists around town. For sure in need of a few updates and the load in and load out process can be tenuous, but the location is amazing and I'm grateful this community gem exists.

Came to see The Nutcracker here. I had not been before and enjoyed taking in this historic…read morebuilding. The parking lot is large and we easily found a spot. The bathroom is on the basement level and there are a lot of stairs required to climb to get there. The building is accessible with elevators available on each level. The theatre does have a bar area where you can get drinks (alcoholic beverages, water,pop) and snacks. The seats were close together but comfortable. We enjoyed the show and had no issues with our seats.

I got free tickets to a show called Makin' Cake at this venue from Rochester Area Community…read moreFoundation (which was excellent!). This is an easy 10 minute drive off the Thruway via the Canandaigua exit, and offers a large, free parking lot. It's bright and spacious inside, and the offerings include ballet, tribute bands, political speakers, journalists, and musical theater. I'm happy to say I have a new arts venue to add to my rotation, and will definitely be checking out their upcoming events. A note: there are a decent amount of stairs at the front entrance, but there is an accessible entrance on the other side of the building.

This is one of the most gorgeous theaters I've been to. The decor and architecture is spectacular…read more Acoustics are great as well. I sat in orchestra seating which provided a good watching and listening experience

This event space is great and used for all sorts of different concerts, plays, music, etc... The…read morefirst time i was here was for a comedy show and this last time was for a unique silk road ensamble (representing many cultures) The establishment is huge and very historic and beautiful. You feel as if you go back in time. There are many ushers so it's impossible to get lost. The place is very clean too. The only downside to the theatre is parking. Almost can never find street parking and the parking lot closest fulls up fast and can be costly.

Took some out of town friends that have never been before, they definitely expected more art…read moretents...however it seemed like it was the normal amount to me. Lots of bight photographs and artists with their home made items. Mixed in with local food vendors and food trucks...so many choices and samples galore. Local radio stations with sign ups for prizes and giveaways. The people watching is the best, so much entertainment ...grab some food and sit back and enjoy! If you don't fill like the street food is your thing most of the restaurants on Park ave have outside seating too. I like to go every year for a nice walk and to check out the local artists all in one area.

It's not as exciting as it could be. The food is mainly generic and overpriced and doesn't even…read moreseem to be local. The places that are local are less overpriced. There is less food than I expected. The art and other products available to buy are okay, but only a few places stood out as actually interesting among lots of generic stuff. Meanwhile, it turns the neighborhood into a zoo with lots of parties with beer pong on lawns and no parking anywhere. I'm told this is a big event, but I wasn't all that impressed with it. Seemed like any street fair anywhere, and nothing special, unfortunately.

Good parking availability, and viewing screen is nice. The…read moreaudio is horrible and if you are not in the first row you will not hear the movie.

Haven't been to a drive in in ages!! Decided to see the new James Bond flick on a beautiful Friday…read morenight. Got there a little before 7 and parked up front of screen 3. My bf got the reserved parking, and there was 2 reserved and 1 regular spot available in the front row. You also pay for tickets at the window. We went to the snack bar and bought a bucket of popcorn for $10. Used the bathroom and looked at all the unplugged video games :(. We brought a few drinks and did not pay the $8 fee, lol To hear the movie, you have to sit in the car, we tried to download app and play from phone, to no avail!! I wish it had subtitles, so we could have stayed outside. Oh well. We did enjoy it, but movie ended up being kinda boring and we left early :(

Dysfunctional! That's is all that can be said, with its lac of any form of organization. It appears…read moreit's only function to provide a job and home for certain members of management.

Terrible place and rude management. I witnessed the manager…read moreof this place yelling at an employee. Very unprofessional to do this in front of people. In dire need of a makeover. Very outdated and the bathrooms are gross. Wine was expensive! I will not go back there again. Owner is in local paper being accused of being a racist. Something terribly wrong with this guy!

Any cineaste worth their salt must make a trek to the Dryden Theatre! We are so lucky to have a…read morevenue like this. With so many multiplexes shutting down, the Dryden is essential!

If you find yourself watching criterion channel or TCM and love old movies…read more This is your Mecca. Being able to talk movies, and see films presented in a way unlike anywhere else in a gorgeous setting. One of my favorite places, period.

A friend and I were invited to an event at this private club, and it was a wonderful experience…read more Established in 1885, this is one of those places you either know about or you don't a hidden gem in downtown Rochester. Seriously I e driven past many times and never went in. The grounds are truly special, with magnificent mature trees and a peaceful atmosphere that feels worlds away from the city, despite its urban location. The clubhouse itself is elegant and inviting, featuring soft colors and beautiful spaces that can accommodate a variety of events. Like most private clubs, hosting an event here would likely require sponsorship from a member. The venue offers ample space for weddings, luncheons, celebrations, and other gatherings. There are lovely outdoor areas, as well as an outdoor pool and, I believe, tennis and pickleball courts. The staff was professional, attentive, and welcoming throughout our visit. The food was delicious and well prepared. Another plus is the convenient on-site parking. Overall, this is a beautiful and unique venue that offers a tranquil setting for special events and gatherings.

My wife and I joined the Valley Club recently to expand our social network and also for our small…read morechildren to participate in more activities. So far we like what the club has to offer. Our 3 year old has picked up some tennis lessons and we have attended a few brunches (Santa) and happy hours. I foresee us using the Club to entertain out-of-towners and for dinner on special occasions. I will all try to pick up paddle or pickleball at some point. I imagine it's also a good place to network for business (not for me) and to meet people you wouldn't necessarily meet in your existing network.