Writers and Books is a wonderful non-profit literacy center dedicated to promoting reading and…read morewriting. They have a book store on site and host workshops, and events with authors in person. The building is quite large and has on site parking with a back lot. I was very excited to learn of a free event with graphic journalist Joe Sacco. The event was free and I found great value in the conversation with Joe Sacco and Daniel Worden. I learned a lot about the authors body of work and felt it was a great evening focused on the arts. I also learned Writers and Books hosts events like this throughout the year and brings authors to the Rochester area to discuss their works. As previously mentioned, The book store had new and used books, including books by the visiting author available to purchase and have signed. I also enjoyed an interactive typewriter display where you can type out a line and add to what others have written before you. A wonderful organization with a worthy cause, I hope to attend more events in the future and visit the bookstore when in the area.

Great workshops and events that encourage people to write and publish. Have been to poetry readings…read morethere, and I think it's a great place for students and teachers.

great service and knowledgeable about the appliance. gave me a few options on how to fix the…read moreproblem.

Excellent sales and installation services! The entire process was super easy and efficient.read more

The place to go for large quality furniture items. I got a large 6 person wood dinning tables and…read morechairs for $150, a 6 person cheap plastic and metal wire dinning set from Amazon cost the same price and definitely won't last as long. Christmas items are almost always 50% off so check that out for some cheap decor. The staff has always been kind, friendly, and helpful, especially when helping to load furniture into my truck. I almost never leave empty handed.

Best thrift store in the entire greater Rochester area. Always fresh options. Great prices. Lots of…read moregems to be found. Very friendly.

Warpaint Project is a 501c3 nonprofit organization of artists who create art as an ArtCouple, who…read morecreate art TOGETHER, using two different styles of art. Their paintings could have been in galleries, and museums, and sold for unknown fortunes, but instead, they donate them to cancer Kids and Women fighting cancer. They write the story about each painting and tell the story of families devastated by cancer. Since 2019, they donated 391 paintings, each [painting custom-made for the person it was donated to. Google -Warpaint Project- see what art is supposed to be about. Art=healing

From the owner: In December of 2018, Aubre would visit an old friend, learning Mary was fighting breast cancer for…read morethe last five years. By the end of the day Mary would show Aubre her double mastectomy scars putting into motion what is The WarPaint Project today.

From the first call to the last box loaded into my new home, everyone I dealt with was friendly,…read moreprofessional, and respectful! I would use them again in a heartbeat and I would recommend them 100%! Their estimate was on point and reasonable and there were no surprises! They're the best at what they do!

We had a great moving experience with Joe's Moving. They made a normally painful process very…read moreseamless. We had 3 men, Tim, Tim and Steve. They were very professional but also very friendly. They worked very fast but also carefully. They handled all our special service requests without any problems. They also improvised when they had to. I had a few quotes and they were a little cheaper than the others but they also finished quicker than their quoted time which saved us more money. I highly recommend Joe's to anyone looking for a great moving experience.

My wife and we're very happy with Highline and their moving services. They had great communication…read morefrom the first contact all the way to the actual move day. The three gentlemen who assisted with the physical move were professional and hard working. They took the time to wrap furniture properly and padded the floors to not get our new flooring wet and dirty. I would highly recommend Highline and their moving services to anyone in the area.

I highly recommend Highline. We used them to move our mom. I reached out to multiple companies and…read morePaul was the first person to respond back to me. He provided all the details of what to expect and was very transparent with pricing. The team who moved mom - Declan and Cesar - did a wonderful job. They were kind, professional and got everything moved in record time. It was a small apt move but still they got everything done quickly. Highly highly recommend Paul and this company.

Prices are high for secondhand items, and many aren't in great condition. Anything…read morebroken/cracked/damaged shouldn't cost more than 99 cents (but they do). I did find a reasonably priced flower pot, an overpriced but kind of perfect basket for my bedroom ($8), and a pretty-good-condition summer dress. One other annoyance is that there are no fitting rooms, so I had to hope for the best that the dress would fit once I got it home. They did offer an opportunity to enter an email/phone number at checkout and get a discount off of your total purchase, and I happily did so. There is a rewards program of some kind, but I likely won't go here enough to utilize it. This is a good place to go to satisfy the thrifting thrill in the colder months when there are no garage sales. The staff was friendly and it is an organized store, I just wish the quality of the items was reflected better in the pricing.

Went to Savers for the first time. It's a trip for me cuz I don't live nearby. A big store full of…read morestuff, especially the household items etc. I looked at the summer dress selection. There's a ton of dresses and the condition of items on average looked decent. The starting price is definitely higher than Goodwill and Amvets: 5.99 and above. Some pieces can go over 10 and hit almost 20 bucks when they're just some mall brands like loft, ann klein, etc. Too bad the dressing rooms are closed at this time. So I left even though I found some nice dresses for work. Just learned you can return from another Yelper's review. I suppose it's a 7-day return policy as Goodwill used to have this rule. I didn't see return policy posted at the storefront.