Rochester Brainery

If you’re looking for something a little fun and off-kilter, Jill Taft of Tiny Ruby Designs is certainly the letterer for you.

Upstate New York has held its place in cocktail history for centuries, beginning with the term “cocktail” itself. 

Local artist and co-founder of Eat Me Ice Cream Amber Odhner believes that art shouldn’t be separate from our communities as a whole.

Katie Halligan is a Rochester musician expanding her range of creativity, recently setting up shop as the full-time owner of ROC City Henna.

Today we bring you Brain Music Ep. 19, a playlist from the cast of Nazareth College's production of The Addams Family, on stage April 20-22nd.

“I like to eat baked goods, and you can’t eat them until you have them to eat,” Emily laughs. “Seriously, I’ve always, always, always loved cookies-- baking and eating them.”...

"It's so easy to get wrapped up in the perfect instead of what you see everyday," says photographer, Cris Van Grol. Read her tips for documenting your family’s everyday!

This week we bring you Brain Music Episode 18, a mix of floral tunes that represent the Catherine Rising studio to guide us into Spring.

Since her first time at Rochester Brainery in July 2016, veteran student Lanni Maszerowski has taken 114 classes with us. Read her top class picks for April, including some she will...

In addition to finding peace in her yoga practice, Allie Duffney  has found an outlet in making art. The Bhakti Collective is the result of Allie’s therapeutic art-making, inspired by the philosophy...

In November 2017, Pauleenann Design styled a wedding in our Green Room with the help of some talented local-to-Rochester businesses and set the stage for an intimate wedding.

Can chocolate really save the world? Lindsay Tarnoff, chocolate-lover and owner of the newly opened Laughing Gull Chocolates in North Winton Village, thinks so.