I had a new Quantum Connect session with Vicki that was fun and interesting! Her interpretation of…read morethe symbols was enlightening and showed me I need to get out of my own way to get where I need to go. I definitely felt connected to my inner voice.

Felt like she asked for all the information and just repeated it back to us. There was no messages…read moreor independent thoughts or communication from those having gone before us. It was generic and could have been a reading for anyone.

Artisan Market-Christmas in the Country is located in the Rochester Dome Arena for the ultimate…read moreholiday shopping experience, November 9th-11th, during 2018. The 3 day event featured over 200 artisans and artists from across the country, displaying and selling their unique handcrafted creations including gourmet food, wine and spirits, spa quality bath and beauty products, trendsetting jewelry, handpoured aromatic candles, eco-friendly clothing, pottery, original wall art, woodwork, home décor and holiday gift items galore. 8$ at the entrance for normal adults, 3$ I believe for children and there may have been a military discount. Music in entrance by a local grade school. Overall, you'll find pretty interesting stuff- this market I recalled had more alcohol sampling/wine artisans than most markets I have been to. So if you're into handmade or small wineyard wines, this may be a good place to pick up some. You'll find some strange food concoctions too, ranging from none back cheesecake mixes, German waffle things that basically taste mildly plasticky ensuring their boasted 1 year shelf life, sauces, dips, honeys. I thought it was a good experience- things were well made and nice, but it's not one of those creative/novelle places where one goes to discover inspiration/new trends/abstract art/and new styles. There may be some innovation in the way a method has been done, but for I would give this a 3/5 for trend/novel things. It gets a 4/5 for diversity- would have liked to see more hand work and craftmanship rather than wines/food/stencils/sports team stuff. Prices were also about 4/5- market price or matched other festivals I've frequented.

This park is awesome, I love that there is an alternative to the normal big surrounding…read moreparks....Don't let the size fool you, There is so much to do here...great trails, keep an eye out for all the wildlife. My nephew gets a kick out of always spotting deer here! We always pack snacks or a picnic lunch, plenty of picnic tables to share. My favorite is the pond here, always seems to have birds, fish and lot's of ducks! Make sure to bring along some bread to share. Lot's of benches through out the park, perfect for taking a break and still able to see the entire park.

LOVE this park. It's a really great alternative to Veteran's Memorial Park. I often think that…read moreVeteran's Memorial is tough for little kids (1-3) because bigger kids often shove them out of the way and they end up getting hurt, the playground slides are really huge, and it's a little harder to keep an eye on multiple kids. Martin Road Park is smaller, has benches to sit where you can keep an eye on multiple kids, and has slightly smaller playsets. My three-year-old loves this park because he can easily climb around and run his Hot Wheels cars along the playset. There is also a pond with fish and ducks - bring some bread scraps! There are also a lot of shaded picnic tables - so bring a lunch while you're at it as well!

This go kart place is really nice but a bit pricey. definitely check out their weekly discounts or…read morebuy through grupon. there are a lot of arcade games too so if your kids like arcade games make sure to bring extra money. only kids 6 plus can ride and there are no doubles

Fast & challenging ! Staff great & safety always priority. Each kart can be controlled by race…read morecoordinator & speed can be adjusted according to driver skill, increased as driver skill improves. Don't let indoor fool you, it's in a whole other category from outdoor amusement park tracks. Closer to real racing if so you're inclined, you're always learning so each visit your times can get better & skills improve. Leagues & Endurance races include some very talented drivers. A great place for kids with special low speed kid Karts. Multi-visit packages offer substantial discounts.

This university is RIT large into folklore. I'm surprised I haven't RITten about it before. I need…read moreto RIT myself of all my feelings about this place and this review is how I shall do that. So RIT on if you're interested. Is that alRIT with you? I'm not crazy about the police (and they usually follow me around campus if I'm visiting a girl on campus at 3am, which by the way I did a couple of times but let's keep that between you and me and not put it all over Yelp or anything), and I'm really not crazy about the prices! I looked into coming here a long time ago and even back then the tuition was insane. I come here to eat, drink, and be merry with aforementioned girl sometimes, and all of the stuff on campus is overpriced and annoying, much more expensive than at UB North in Buffalo, which also - it has to be said - has better options, too. It's a beautiful and very safe, leafy, suburban campus, though. Cars aren't allowed on the majority of it which makes it safe and peaceful and quiet. It's got some great sculptures and a lot of pretty smart people. Not a lot of attractive people (unless you're into geeks), but I do know at least one ridiculously attractive girl that goes here, and that's the only reason I've really ever spent any time on campus. If you go here, take a trip to Cha Chat Cafe for some Brown Sugar Milk Tea, and to Bombay Chaat House for some kebabs. Also give Schaller's Ground Round a try, Sodam for some Yuk Gae Jang, and Tsingtao for some real Chinese food.

Trying to navigate the campus is confusing, the signs are not large enough to see well from your…read morecar. There were a handful of events going on, on a Saturday in June (quilt show, sports, graduations, trainings etc ) a few signs put on the lawn corners but no one in the kiosk for questions.

I'm a regular here and love love love the painting, the staff, and the owner. Everyone is so neat…read moreand helpful. I've only done the painting, but I'm sure all the other things they offer are cool too.

From the owner: Painting with a Twist is a popular paint & sip social destination where guests gather with friends…read moreand family to sip wine and create their own work of art. Artist-entertainers on stage walk guests step-by-step through the painting process, making it a fun and entertaining experience for all. It's the perfect destination for date night, girls' night out, birthday parties, team building events, kids and family days and more. Painting with a Twist also offers take home paint kits, virtual events and Pop In & DIY, a walk-in DIY experience where guests can complete a craft project at their own pace.

Easy to book class online. Valerie was a great teacher, very helpful with lots of tips. She was…read moreawesome!!

I just love this activity. It's creative, therapeutic, &…read morefun. The staff was nice and friendly.

Ritter is a really nice arena with many great amenities like a large and comfortable (warm) lobby,…read moreand clean locker rooms. Other than how cold the arena was, we had a great experience and Ritter is a well managed arena - especially for tournaments.

Ice rinks are pretty standard: 1) rent the uncomfortable…read morerental skates 2) skate for awhile 3) zamboni 4) skate more 5) return skates Well, here's how they screw it up at RIT: 1) Rent skates: we don't have your size, a size my wife and daughter both needed. We are told this *after* we pay for the rental. Their response? "You can come back later and see if someone returned one." But, we already paid, and so did the people who are wearing those skates. 2) skate for awhile in the wrong size skates, PAIN 3) Zamboni: Nope, no zamboni, so it's like you're skating on loose legos. 4) Go back to check as suggested, they still don't have the right size. No surprise, who returns skates before time is up? No one of course. More painful skating. 5) Return skates, but the family will not be returning to RIT. Plenty of other rinks locally.

I graduated from RIT in 1991…read more It was simply an amazing University then and I am overjoyed to see it today. I am hoping my sons have the opportunity to attend this amazing school someday soon.

RIT Imagine weekend and Margaret's House 20th Anniversary, Roberta's retirement party. Memory Lane…read morefrom 15-20 years ago