Had such a lovely time at the Rochester Contemporary Arts Center…read more I visited during First Friday and there were a few different activities you could take part in for the $2 admission fee. The staff was wonderful and you can tell they took pride and loved the arts. They have many activities on a rotating basis where you can stay in the know by signing up for their emails. I was in town for a short visit but would definitely make an effort to visit if I'm back in the area.

Tres was absolutely wonderful! Very attentive, friendly, and made sure everything was perfect…read morethroughout our meal. Great service that made the dining experience even more enjoyable!

This is a boots on the ground ministry 3meals a day everyday near The Folks who need it Mostread more

This place is amazing!…read more They fix bikes for free and sell bikes them! ( price is generally just as competitive as craigslist!) Before I left the mechanic asked if I rode my bike with a helmet and I said "no"so he gave me one and said I wouldn't have to pay for it if I promise to use it. They also made sure my bike had a bell :) They gave me a pink slip and said that I can come back for repairs for free any time with my bike purchase. ( they already repair bikes for free so I'm not really sure if I needed the slip?) but it's nice to know that I have free Maintenance on this bike for the rest of its life. :) I'm so glad I stumbled upon this gem. The proceeds go to a great cause. They give away bikes back to the community at events they hold. All the workers are super and nice and are also volunteers. I brought my broken bike in here and they fixed it quickly for me. If you are looking for a place to have your bike fixed or buy an old bike, this is definitely the place for you. Also if you would like to pick up a great skill this store also trains volunteers on how to fix bikes. The volunteers can also work in the front office and the bike give away events.

this place has a fantastic mission and a staff of volunteers. I highly recommend purchasing or…read moremaking bike repairs here. I just purchased a new road bike and they were informative, honest, and made sure I was comfortable with all pieces and info before leaving. They even gave me a bike rack for storage while riding and a presta valve adapter. Great humans and I'm always happy to support R Community.

The Sam Patch Tour Boat offers various tours of the Erie Canal. One is at night, others for…read morebirders, another for kids. I took the 90 minutes tour through Lock 32, which goes through it, tours a bit, and turns around. Light refreshments including beer and wine are available. The tour guides are well informed and the staff very friendly. It's a pleasant and educational trip. Adults pay $30, with lower fees for seniors, military and kids. Very much worthwhile.

Pre-pandemic, I took my initial tour on a Sam Patch boat. It was very nice, but the leaves were not…read morein full fall color. Last October, when the Fall color was at its peak, I decided to take another canal tour. A lunch tour to lock 32. At the last minute a friend wanted to join me. I called the office, and they were able to accommodate us, but not able to get the lunch for her. We had a blast. We shared the Fairport Lunch, drank seltzer water and beer and shared the boat with a group on a surprise tour that ended on the canal tour. This trip was completely different from my previous one in the opposite direction. The experiences were different and the colors of the foliage enviable; gold, reds, oranges. The weather was perfect, partly cloudy, and then the sun broke and warmth came up and we had a sunny day Toward the end of the ride, the wind started to pick up. Along the way there were historical facts given by the crew. And we sang the famous "Low Bridge" song I was very happy, and my friend was also impressed with the trip. I highly recommend this tour.

I went through extreme mental and physical abuse from the nuns at saint Joseph Villa. It all…read morestarted when i was 7 years old. It was like a horror movie. For years, i never thought that i was going to survive. They even got some hospital to drill my penis. They would lock me up in a part of the basement where the floor was sand and there was no light. I was beat several times a day. EXTREME-EVIL.

Unique combination of services available to the community in a private agency setting instead of a…read morehospital. Quality, mission, and quality employees!

Such a neat selection of yarn and fabric! Book section is well organized and extensive.read more

I volunteered there twice and they had an attitude both times. They treat black people like poop…read moreespecially the ones who don't kiss their booty like we are bothering them. They get too serious about sewing and teaching you how to sew. I'm surprised they are still around but I haven't been back. Oh yea when I volunteered those two times they were not very helpful or conversational. They ain't never got to worry about me again

Staff at the facility were always welcoming and kind. They have a lot of activities going on and…read morethe courtyard is nice.

After the treatment or the lack there of for my father-in-law I wouldn't take a sick animal…read morehere...Sure it starts off friendly enough and then once they have you the fun starts...He was there for wound care which only got worse as they had him, eventually he had to return to the hospital in worse shape than when they admitted him into Kirkhaven...We turned them into the state and after 3 months we heard back from them and they were no help whatsoever, seems somebodies getting paid...Trust me don't send a loved one here under no circumstances...