Erie Canal Bicentennial Events Celebrate the Anniversary All Summer Long
Upstate New York wouldn't be the way it is today without the construction of the Erie Canal. It helped establish the cities across the state as the canal moved products inland from the oceanic ports. From Albany through Utica, Syracuse,…
Excellent Barcades in the US Where You Can Grab a Drink & Play Games
What is better than spending an afternoon playing games and enjoying delicious drinks with your friends? Barcades invite you to do just that! Here are some of my favorite barcades in the US that I've visited on my travels.
Gingerbread Galleries in New York Celebrate the Holidays with Sweet Festivities
There are certain scents and flavors that really bring the Christmas spirit alive — and gingerbread is one of the most iconic ones. From cute gingerbread cookies to elaborately decorated gingerbread houses, gingerbread is everywhere during the holiday season. So…
Heroes Brewing Company in Rochester Partners with AFSP to Raise Money for Suicide Prevention
My brother-in-law would have turned 39 years old today. So it's fitting that last week Heroes Brewing Company released #RealConvo, a New England IPA whose proceeds raise money for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
Retracing the Footsteps of Frederick Douglass and the Underground Railroad in Rochester
Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony not only advocated for women's rights, but they also helped the Underground Railroad in Rochester be successful.
These Drive-In Movie Theaters around Syracuse are Full of Nostalgia
Drive-in movies are making a comeback! There are a few local spots that have been in operation all along, but several new ones have also popped up this summer. So get your popcorn ready and check out these drive-in movie…
Experience a 19th Century Christmas & More in Rochester
Christmas in Rochester is home to several unique events, including a 19th century yuletide celebration, Christmas markets, and a keg tree lighting!
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