We are up here for the summer from Texas, and I swear I'd move up here for Wegmans and this amazing…read moreart shop. My husband grew up here, and I've been visiting with him for quite a while. I never really noticed this place before, probably because I wasn't painting at the time. I recently took up, watercolor, and brought all my stuff up here, but needed a few extra supplies. During my first visit, I noticed they had a workshop on that upcoming Saturday, and I eagerly signed up for it. It was an all-day workshop with Paul Taylor, and he was an INCREDIBLE instructor. Even though I had taken classes for three months before we left Texas, I learned so much from him in that one day. The class focused on doing one painting from beginning to end, and you would think an seven hour day would be too much for one painting, but it was absolutely perfect. It allowed us to take our time and allowed time for him to explain every move and assist us as we painted. Now about the shop... What a jewel! It is very well stocked, and had almost everything I needed, except for a couple of paint colors. But to top it off, the owner was working the day I visited, and she was so incredibly helpful. She walked around and helped me find everything I needed, and we had a wonderful visit while I was there. I returned again on another day when a young woman was working, and she was equally as helpful and enjoyable. When we come up here next year, I think I'm going to base our visits around the classes they offer. I would love to take the watercolor class that they offer that goes on for several weeks. If you consider yourself even remotely, creative and artistic, skip Hobby Lobby, and Michaels and support this wonderful local establishment.

The owner is down to earth and cares about each customer. There needs to be more stores like this…read more You find what you need, and it's an atmosphere unlike the big box stores. Great experience here! They even have a summer camp for kids. I believe there's art classes for all ages here too. Wonderful place that offers great art supplies.

The owner is the best; knowledgeable and helpful. Well versed in her craft and an excellent teacher…read moreas is her helping partner. Gallery is well appointed with art for sale and displayed by other artists. Class was fun; enjoyable and informative

Absolutely love this art studio/gallery,. The classes are inspiring and so helpful--you can explore…read moreart and also be surrounded by many different and creative forms of art for within the studio. The owner-Jeannine is very knowledgeable and makes the process fun. I have enjoyed taking classes there as well as taking time to shop for gifts -shops!!-many creative pieces of art made by a lot of different artists. It is a nice addition to the Fairport shops--whether you are looking for classes, gifts or just inspiration --this is a great place to visit Cathy S.

We took The Bradley Method Childbirth classes with Amy at Healthy Birth of Rochester and I…read morerecommend her class to every expecting parent I know. Amy has been a child birth educator for many years now. She is very active within the birth community. The series focuses a lot on knowing your options surrounding birth. Get class goes into nutrition. Exercise for an easier birth. Staying healthy during pregnancy. Teaching the partner to be a helpful support. And more!!! Amy was really helpful working with us to change the class schedule so we could attend as we had work obligations when it was regularly scheduled. She had a full library she would let us borrow books from. She had lots of charts and different demonstration tools. You really can't get anything better. Amy will teach you how to advocate for yourself throughout your pregnancy and childbirth experience.

I love my dance studio! The teachers offer the students with versatility, an element that all…read moredancers need to progress in the world!

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

Dunleavy Irish Dance has been so great for my daughter! She previously took ballet classes but…read moredecided she wanted to pivot this year and try Irish dance and she loves it! So much so that after only 4 months of dancing, she said, "when I grow up, I want to be an Irish Dance teacher like Coach Amy." Amy is a great dancer and instructor and the students all love her. We found Dunleavy because of a class she offers through the Pittsford Rec center which was exactly what we needed at that time, and now she has joined the older girls at The Dunleavy Studio.

My 11yr old daughter LOVES Dunleavy Irish Dance- She finds the classes welcoming, inclusive and…read moreempowering of each student to be their best self. The School is well organized, fairly priced and sees students as more than just names.. I highly recommend trying Dunleavy Irish dance school out and contacting Amy to be connected.

If you need stuff retrieved from a device, there is no one better than iPad Rehab. You may have to…read morebe very patient, but they are worth it. Case in point: It took them 4 years to get into my husband's rusted, busted iPhone 5, but they did. They basically kept his phone until technology caught up to the phone's security threshold and they were finally able to get into it. Several times over those years I assumed they'd given up, but they tried every new kind of tech that came their way until they finally got to one that worked. Prior to hiring them, I'd tried a few other places like Apple and uBreakiFix, and none of them would even try to get into his phone, it was so busted. I cannot recommend them enough.

TL;DR: they recovered my busted data, and prices and timeline may increase substantially beyond…read moreinitial estimates as they did in my case. iPadRehab is a very skilled, VERY in-demand repair and data recovery shop near the Great Lakes Region in NY. They eventually recovered cherished data from my busted-in-a-bike-crash iPhone, and I'm grateful for that. I'm writing this review to offer the perspective of a customer who opted for the "regular" recovery service, without paying the $100 non-refundable "rush" recovery fee. If you're considering iPadRehab, be aware that data recovery in 2024 is a complicated process drawn-out process, that your repair may be stalled for weeks (for example if iPadRehab needs to order replacement chips on their end for your phone), and that prices and timeline may increase substantially beyond initial estimates as they did in my case. My initial quote from iPadRehab for $800 plus tax said: -"We will get started on your device within 4-6 weeks, or for our rush customers--within 1-2 days." -"This estimate is assuming that there is no prior microsoldering attempt made to recover this board," which was true. There was no other mention of assumptions that could change the estimate. -And to their credit, this honest bit: "Between intake and invoicing we do not update unless there is an issue." I opted to forgo the rush service, since I honestly didn't expect my phone to be recoverable, and would have been out the $100 non-refundable "rush" fee in that case. 4-6 weeks seemed fine to me. I didn't even send in my device for a few weeks as I was considering whether I wanted to pay nearly $900 for this, but when iPadRehab reached out a few weeks later and offered to send me packaging to ship it, I said alright and shipped in my device. 4 weeks came without a word from iPadRehab, then 6 weeks, then 8 weeks. After 10 weeks, I had still heard nothing, so I followed up and they responded quickly with essentially "This process takes time, sorry we can't give you a timeline estimate." But later that very week, I finally received a message that my phone was a more complicated repair and the cost would increase to $1000 if they were able to restore it. I'm not sure whether this was a case of "squeaky wheel getting the grease" or not, but I think I had misunderstood and taken "we will start on your device within 4-6 weeks" to mean that I would hear from them by at least 6-8 weeks later. I was also surprised by the increase in price, since the original estimate for $800 (which felt like a lot of money but apparently there are ppl on the internet charging much more for worse data recovery?!) didn't say that prices could go up more depending on what they found in their work. To iPadRehab's credit, they left this choice up to me and I think they would have returned my phone as non-recoverable had I not agreed to the higher fee. Once I agreed to the new higher fee, my phone went to to the back of a new "queue" and I finally heard back 4 weeks later that they were able to restore the data. That time, they contacted me without my reaching out first. The whole process on iPadRehab's end lasted about ~14 weeks. iPadRehab was the best business I could find for this repair after I started looking, and even though I didn't realize how very very busy they were (read: that this process would take months, not weeks) when I started, I'm grateful that they recovered my data. If I did it again, would I do the rush service? Now knowing that iPadRehab was able to restore my busted data, I personally would trust them more and probably use the rush service. I imagine one reason it took so long for me was that a lot of folks willing to pay $800+ for data recovery don't bat an eye at an extra $100 for rush service. I would tell my friends to use them. But mostly, I would tell my friends to back up their data!