Antoinette Ena Johnson
The City Seen: November 21-22
we found this past weekend buzzing with creativity as we visited the Rochester Mini Maker Faire at the Riverside Convention Center on Saturday and caught the tail end of the Holiday Bazaar and Craft Show at the Rochester Museum and Science Center on Sunday. The Mini Maker faire brought dozens of inventors, tinkerers, artists and […]
The City Seen: November 14
Last Saturday, I visited the Seneca Park Zoo after dark to see what artwork the animals had created. I am not sure if cute encompasses all the right emotions, but there were certainly more “awws” then I could count. Some of the work was directly created by the animals, like Lilac, the African elephant with […]
The City Seen: November 6-8
We apologize for our Halloween hiatus by bringing you an update from a jam-packed weekend of art, sugar, and holiday shopping. Following the First Friday trail, City made four stops: Visual Studies Workshop, Gallery R, Image City Photography, and The Hungerford building. The sweet scents of Christmas lead us through the George Eastman Museum on […]
The City Seen: October 23-25
This weekend City took a vintage take on fall. We made a visit on Friday to the Book Arts Fair at RIT, and took in the Rochester Tweed Ride on Sunday. The Book Arts Fair brought together printers, publishers, artists, and more to RIT’s Press library on Friday afternoon. Monumental Press & Type Foundry were […]
The City Seen: October 16-20
This weekend (really, an extended weekend) was a mixture of new and old with an emphasis on fall traditions. We saw new trends on the runways of Fashion Week of Rochester as well as heard age-old tales of past lives during a Torch Light Tour in Mount Hope Cemetery. On Friday night, we stopped in […]
The City Seen: October 1-4
This weekend City dove into the darker side of Rochester and wandered through a few haunted houses. City ventured into the Castle of Horrors in the Main Street Armory, the site of a zombie outbreak. Even if you thought you were immune to fear, be wary, as not only did things move and zombies follow […]






