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Rochester is an active and vibrant city with a rich history of philanthropy, corporate development, and technological innovation. Once known as “the city that George Eastman built,” these days Rochester is better known for exciting startup opportunities that have sprung from the industry giants that started here—ones that offer tremendous growth and development potential for the leaders of tomorrow.
With cultural events like the Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival and the world-famous Lilac Festival, it’s no wonder why Rochester was named one of the top 10 most livable cities in America. Plus, our pristine lakes and mountains let you boat, ski, hike, and bike all year round.
College Town enhances our University neighborhood with a vibrant and cosmopolitan atmosphere complete with restaurants, retailers, housing and hotel space, a Barnes & Noble bookstore, and much more – all within safe walking distance of Simon Business School.
The University of Rochester’s Memorial Art Gallery offers a collection of over 12,000 pieces, from the relics of antiquity to works in the vanguard of contemporary movements. The Gallery’s permanent collection has been called the best balanced in the state outside of metropolitan New York City.
As New York State’s third-largest city, Rochester offers all the amenities of a major metropolitan city. With hundreds of shops, museums, restaurants, theaters, sporting events, and nightlife venues, there’s plenty to explore.
Find out more at VisitRochester: visitrochester.com
Includes detailed descriptions, maps, directions, and streaming videos of the Rochester area's experiences. Whether you're in the mood for museum hopping or antique shopping, cultural pleasures or sporting adventures, scenic cruising or bargain choosing, history, mystery, artistry...when you visit Rochester you'll discover an exceptional place to indulge all your senses! Visit the Greater Rochester Visitors Association Web site.
Daily newspaper for the city of Rochester and the surrounding area contains local news, sports, weather, entertainment guides, and classified ads. Visit the Democrat & Chronicle Web site.
Rochester's alternative news weekly offers coverage of local politics, film reviews, and guides and calendars for the local music and arts scene. Visit the City Newspaper Web site.
Information about cultural events—including exhibits, concerts, lectures, and dance--throughout the Rochester area (available by type, date, organization), as well as general information arts and cultural resources for the local community. Visit the Arts & Cultural Council for Greater Rochester
Services/Programs, From the Mayor, City Search, About Rochester, Rochester Sights, Rochester Public Library. Visit the Rochester City Hall website.
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