Urban Legends of Rochester - A Library Talk
Oct
21
rochester, Presentation

Urban Legends of Rochester - A Library Talk

An engaging survey of urban legends that have grown within the history and cultures of the Genesee River Valley, with some you may know, and most you may not. Dive into the spookier side of Rochester stories and discover there is more to the Flour City than just our famed White Lady. 

Free to attend at the Winton Branch Public Library.

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Hidden History Walking Tour :: Park Ave
Jun
14

Hidden History Walking Tour :: Park Ave

Hosted through the Rochester Brainery, two tours:

10am-12pm - tickets here
1pm-3pm - tickets here

Discover the history and stories hidden within places you walk by every day. Join me on a Hidden History walking tour of the Park Avenue neighborhoods. People, events, inventions, folklore, athletics, urban legends, and more will be featured in this survey of Rochester and its fascinating history hiding in plain sight.

Please note: This is a 2.5-mile walking tour on flat or very gradually inclined pavement, sidewalks, and public park pathways. It is accessible to mobility aids. You are encouraged to bring your own personal water bottle to stay hydrated. This class will run rain or shine. Please wear appropriate clothes for the weather and walking shoes.

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Feb
17
Presentation, Rochester

Celebrating Black History in Rochester

Pittsford Library

Widely known as the adopted hometown of Frederick Douglass, Rochester has spent the majority of its history on the forefront of abolition, civil rights, and advancements in prosperity for all its citizens. While there are numerous instances of positivity for black heritage and culture in the Flour City, there were also times we didn't get it right. Join me in exploring black history in Rochester, from the early beginnings of colonial settlement to modern day.

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Feb
12
Presentation, Rochester

Celebrating Black History in Rochester

Gates Library

Widely known as the adopted hometown of Frederick Douglass, Rochester has spent the majority of its history on the forefront of abolition, civil rights, and advancements in prosperity for all its citizens. While there are numerous instances of positivity for black heritage and culture in the Flour City, there were also times we didn't get it right. Join me in exploring black history in Rochester, from the early beginnings of colonial settlement to modern day.

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