Our Partners
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A Magical Journey Thru StagesStages creates fun, high-quality youth community theatre. 585-935-7173 | visit website > |
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Abraham Lincoln ParkThe beautiful 182 acre County Park, located on the east shore of Irondequoit Bay in the Town of Penfield, is now officially known as Abraham Lincoln Park. Download PARK MAP (585)753-PARK | visit website > |
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Black Creek ParkWhile Black Creek Park is still a relatively undeveloped park, its 1,505-acres has many unique features to offer. The park provides opportunities for hiking, soccer, fishing, horseback riding, sledding, and cross country skiing. It also features a playground located near the Pathfinder Shelter. The park offers five hiking trails, all of which are excellent settings to view nature and animals. Download PARK MAP Download TRAIL MAP (585)753-PARK | visit website > |
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Brighton Memorial LibraryBrighton Memorial Library is committed to ensuring public library services of the highest possible quality for the Brighton community. 585-784-5346 | visit website > |
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Center for YouthThe Center for Youth provides services to young people seeking to make a difference in their community by supporting other youth. 24-Hour Line: (585) 271-7670 585-473-2464 | visit website > |
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Central Library of Rochester and Monroe CountyThe Rochester Public Library is committed to delivering high quality services to all of their customers 585-428-7300 | visit website > |
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Charlotte Branch LibraryThe library consists of three floors and is fully accessible with an elevator. The adult room is on the first floor, the large attractive children's room is on the second floor, and there is a meeting room used for library programs and by community groups in the basement, the branch houses approximately 40,000 books, magazines, recordings, and videos. 585-428-8216 | visit website > |
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Chili Public LibraryThe Chili Public Library is the center of lifelong learning for our community, and a welcoming responsive place people come to for the discovery of new ideas, the joy of reading and the power of information. 585-889-2200 | visit website > |
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Churchville ParkChurchville Park is full of fun recreational areas: soccer fields, tennis/pickleball courts, playgrounds, a golf course, a natural ice skating rink and a disc golf course. Churchville's 742 acres includes five lodges and five shelters that are available for rental. Churchville Park also offers a boat launch for non-motorized boats. Download PARK MAP (585)753-PARK | visit website > |
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Cornell Cooperative Extension/Finger Lakes Eat Smart New York
Eat Smart NY supports families eligible for SNAP to eat more fruits and vegetables, drink fewer sweetened beverages and practice healthy lifestyles. This is done through free workshops, food demonstrations, cooking classes, grocery store tours and community events in the City of Rochester. 315-331-8415 | visit website > |
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Durand Eastman ParkDurand Eastman Park was formally dedicated on May 22, 1909 and is currently 977 acres. The 5,000 feet of Lake Ontario waterfront at Durand Eastman Park creates a relaxing summer environment, while supporting a winter challenge for cross-country skiers. Its steep wooded slopes, valleys, scenic vistas, small lakes, spring flowering trees and spectacular fall foliage colors add to this park’s exceptional beauty. Durand Eastman Park has eight shelters and one enclosed lodge for rent, a playground and a golf course. Download PARK MAP Download TRAIL MAP (585)753-PARK | visit website > |
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East Rochester Public LibraryThe East Rochester Pubic Library offers caring, personalized reference services, computer help, special events, and 44,000 print and A/V borrowing materials for our patrons from infancy through adulthood. 585-586-8302 | visit website > |
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Ellison ParkAt 447 acres, Ellison Park has the beauty of natural woodlands combined with steep slopes and the level flood plain of the Irondequoit Creek. Ellison has 5 softball diamonds, 1 multi-use athletic field, and a playground. It has one of our two legal off-leash Dog Parks in the County Park system. Tennis courts are located in the park off Blossom Road, and are lined for Pickleball also. There are two designated sledding hills located in Ellison Park. A non-motorized/car-top boat launch is located by the Circle Shelter allows you to boat in Irondequoit Creek. Fishing is also allowed. Ellison Park has many trails; their locations are shown on the trail map. Fort Schuyler is another attraction that the park offers; this replica of the original Fort is a great attraction for the whole family. Download PARK MAP Download TRAIL MAP (585)753-PARK | visit website > |
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Fairport Public LibraryThe Fairport Public Library, using both its resources and those available through the Monroe County Library System, provides equal access to educational, informational, and recreational resources for the residents of the Fairport Central School District with professional, courteous, and friendly service. 585-223-9091 | visit website > |
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Flower City Habitat for HumanityGive back to your community by helping to build a Rochester Habitat for Humanity home; we welcome volunteers 16 years or older on our house building sites. 585-546-1470 | visit website > |
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Gates Public LibraryThe Gates Public Library is a friendly, creative learning center where the staff engage with the public to develop a variety of collections, resources, and programs that will encourage education, literacy, personal enjoyment and professional growth. 585-247-6446 | visit website > |
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Genesee Country Village & MuseumGenesee Country Village & Museum is the third largest living history museum in the USA and the largest in NYS, just 20 minutes from Rochester! There’s fun for everyone! Enjoy a day in the 19th-century in the Historic Village, view amazing collections of wildlife art or 19th-century clothing in the John L. Wehle Gallery, or explore five miles of themed nature trails on 175 acres of wildlife habitat at Genesee Country Museum Nature Center. Collect an Explore Monroe code from each one! Visit our website at www.gcv.org for much more information. Open Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (585)538-6822 | visit website > |
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Genesee Valley ParkGenesee Valley Park is a Fredrick Law Olmsted-designed park that is dominated by three intersecting waterways, Red Creek, the Genesee River and the New York State Barge Canal. At 800 acres, the park is an ideal access point to a major network of trails along the river and canal as well as the route 390 bike trail and the Genesee Valley Greenway. Also included in the park are softball diamonds, multi-use/soccer fields, a cricket pitch and two 18 hole golf courses. Additional golf course information can be obtained visiting the golf course website. (585)753-PARK | visit website > |
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George Eastman HouseHouse, Gardens, Photography & Film 585-271-3361 | visit website > |
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Girl Scouts of Western New YorkGirl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place. 585-292-5160 | visit website > |
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Greece Canal ParkThis 577 acre park is ideal for hiking, bird watching and cross-country skiing. The park also has a softball diamond, soccer field, tennis/pickleball courts, playgrounds and a youth camping area. It has one of our two legal off-leash Dog Parks in the County Park system. Download PARK MAP Download TRAIL MAP (585)753-PARK | visit website > |
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Greece Public LibraryThe Greece Public Library is a full service library that offers a variety of information, leisure and entertainment resources, including: books, DVDs, Books on CD, eBooks, magazines, music CDs, Internet access, wi-fi and electronic databases as well as offering adult and children programming. 585-225-8951 | visit website > |
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Hickok Center for Brain InjuryThe mission of the Hickok Center for Brain Injury is to provide a safe, supportive environment that encourages people with brain injuries and other neurological challenges to design and direct their own life journey. 585-271-8640 | visit website > |
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Highland Branch LibraryThe Highland Branch Library has a collection of 26,000 items, which includes books, magazines, videos and DVDs with their emphasis is on current topics and titles. 585-428-8206 | visit website > |
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Highland ParkHighland Park is a beautiful 150 acre park that is host to many fun activities, events and interesting attractions. Highland Park offers the Lilac Festival in May, where there are games, crafts, food and fun! The Lamberton Conservatory, which is a beautiful collection of plants from many different places, is open all year around. Many memorials and gardens are located in the park, including The Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Workers' Memorial, Victims' Rights Memorial, and the AIDS Remembrance Garden. Lily Pond provides a natural skating rink in the winter. A softball diamond is also available for rent. Download PARK MAP (585)753-PARK | visit website > |
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Lamberton ConservatoryNestled within the prized Olmsted-designed Highland Park, the Lamberton Conservatory, founded in 1911, boasts a fascinating array of specialized exhibits of diverse plant species, which can be viewed by visitors throughout the four seasons. 585-753-7270 | visit website > |
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Lehigh Valley Trail Linear ParkThis 15-mile linear trail park is located in the southern-most portion of Monroe County, beginning at the Genesee River and extending through the Towns of Rush and Mendon to the Ontario County Line, and extending north to the Town of Henrietta. Download PARK MAP (585)753-PARK | visit website > |
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Lincoln Branch LibraryThe Lincoln Branch provides a range of library services to its ethnically diverse community, in addition to Lincoln's collection of Spanish-language books, videos and music, special collections include African-American fiction, career and civil service test preparation materials, child care books, and a popular DVD collection. 585-428-8210 | visit website > |
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Lucien Morin ParkThis marsh area is great for canoe and kayak access to the bay. In 2001, an additional 12 acres were acquired in the wetlands area. CLICK HERE for access information. Download PARK MAP (585)753-PARK | visit website > |
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Maplewood Community LibraryThe Maplewood Community Library is a 6,200 square foot one floor building constructed in 1959 and has many windows provide an attractive, bright atmosphere for learning and relaxing. 585-428-8220 | visit website > |
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Memorial Art GalleryExperience fifty centuries of world art 585-276-8900 | visit website > |
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Mendon Ponds ParkMendon Ponds Park is the largest Monroe County Park with 2,500 acres of woodlands, ponds, wetlands and glacially created landforms. In 1969, it was named to the National Registry of Natural Landmarks due to its geologic history and presence of significant kames, eskers, and kettles. Download PARK MAP (585)753-PARK | visit website > |
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Mendon Public LibraryThe Mendon Public Library provides lifelong learning opportunities through exemplary collections, technological information resources, and opportunities to gather, discuss, learn and enjoy. 585.624.6067 | visit website > |
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Monroe Branch LibraryMonroe Branch Library offers materials, programming and other services that enlighten and entertain. 585-428-8202 | visit website > |
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Monroe County Parks DepartmentWith 21 parks and roughly 12,000 acres, the Monroe County Parks System gives opportunities for Monroe County residents and visitors to enjoy recreational and educational activities while treasuring its natural, zoological, horticultural, historical and geological features. 585-753-7284 | visit website > |
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Northampton ParkNorthampton Park (973 acres) has hiking, bridle and cross-country ski trails, a downhill ski slope, a model airplane field, playground equipment, soccer fields, and a scout/youth camping area. The park also offers two lodges that are available for rent. Horseback riding is permitted. There are two enclosed lodges, the Ski Lodge, which holds 80 people, has picnic tables, a wood burning stove on the inside, a grill, water spigot and bathrooms. The Knollwood Lodge holds 99 people, has a stove, refrigerator, indoor bathrooms, picnic tables, a fireplace and a charcoal grill. Download PARK MAP Download TRAIL MAP (585)753-PARK | visit website > |
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Oatka Creek ParkThis mostly undeveloped parkland is home to wildlife and fishing enthusiasts. Approximately one mile of this creek (both banks) runs through the 461-acre Oatka Creek Park. Download PARK MAP Download TRAIL MAP (585)753-PARK | visit website > |
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Ontario Beach ParkThe park is open daily from 7am-11pm, is a total of 39 acres and offers five shelters that are available for rent between May 1st and October 31st. The swimming season at Ontario Beach Park is open from the Friday after Father's Day until Labor Day. Swimming is allowed daily 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. during the summer. For water conditions call 585 753-5887. Equipment and toys are available for rent, and free swimming lessons are offered(5 years old and up). Please call the beach hot line to be sure swimming is open. Download PARK MAP (585)753-Park | visit website > |
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Parma Public LibraryTo bring people, information, ideas and experiences together to establish the library as the living center of the Parma community. 585-392-8350 | visit website > |
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Penfield Public LibraryThe Penfield Public Library offers a broad and ever evolving collection of print and non-print materials as well as technology, programs, and gathering spaces for discussion, to meet informal learning and informational, cultural and recreational needs of patrons of all ages. 585-340-8720 | visit website > |
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Phillis Wheatley Branch LibraryThe Phillis Wheatley Community Library, an ultra-modern building built in 1971, is located at 33 Dr. Samuel McCree Way in the southwest sector of Rochester, NY. The building is handicap accessible. 585-428-8212 | visit website > |
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Pittsford Community LibraryThe mission of the Pittsford Community Library is to meet the informational, educational, and recreational needs of the community. 585-248-6275 | visit website > |
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Powder Mills ParkAt 380 acres, Powder Mills Park offers a unique natural setting with steep hillsides, creekside meadows and wetlands that provide a variety of recreational activities. There is downhill skiing, hiking, and trout fishing. The park also offers six lodges and four shelters all available to rent. Download PARK MAP Download TRAIL MAP (585)753-PARK | visit website > |
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Rochester AmericansThe six-time Calder Cup champion Rochester Americans, who play their home games at The Blue Cross Arena at the Rochester War Memorial, are the American Hockey League affiliate of the Buffalo Sabres and will be playing their historic 60th season in 2015-16 beginning in October. (585) 454-5335 | visit website > |
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Rochester LancersRochester Lancers are a professional indoor soccer team that plays from November-March. 585-872-5425 | visit website > |
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Rochester Museum and Science CenterShare the fun of discovery at the Rochester Museum & Science Center, with hands-on exhibits, planetarium shows, and much more! 585-271-4320 | visit website > |
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Rochester Public MarketThe City of Rochester Public Market has served the community at its 280 N. Union Street site since 1905. Bargains and local goodness abound Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 52 weeks a year. Vendors--over 300 on Saturdays!--offer fresh produce, ethnic delicacies, specialty items, general merchandise, and so much more. In addition, an array of independent local businesses--cafes, food stands, coffee shops, florists, specialty food purveyors, breweries, and more--can be found on Market grounds and in the surrounding Market District. Market Hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Saturdays, 5 a.m. to 3 p.m. You can find the Explorer Code in the lobby of the Market Office. |
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Rochester Red WingsTriple-A Baseball, top affiliate of the Minnesota Twins 585-423-WING (9464) | visit website > |
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Rochester RhinosThe Rochester Rhinos is Rochester’s outdoor professional soccer team celebrating their 20th Anniversary Season in 2015 585-454-KICK | visit website > |
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Rush Public LibraryThe Rush Public Library cultivates intellectual growth by fostering equal and open access to books, technology, and community. |
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Scottsville Free LibraryA public library serving the Town of Wheatland. |
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Seneca ParkDesigned by Frederick Law Olmsted, this unique 297 acre park offers many different aspects of nature, as well as offering recreational areas. Seneca Park provides three picnic shelters, the Wegman Lodge, playgrounds, scenic views of the Genesee River gorge, hiking trails, open fields and large pond with a paved walking path. Download PARK MAP (585)753-PARK | visit website > |
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Seneca Park ZooA place for serious fun; committed to serious conservation efforts. (585) 336-7200 | visit website > |
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Seymour LibraryA public library serving, Brockport, Clarkson and Sweden. |
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The Alzheimer's Association, Rochester & Finger Lakes RegionThe Alzheimer's Association, Rochester & Finger Lakes Region, has been providing programs, services and advocacy since 1981 to individuals with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias, their families and health care providers. We serve a nine-county area that includes Chemung, Livingston, Monroe, Ontario, Schuyler, Seneca, Steuben, Wayne and Yates counties. (585)760-5472 | visit website > |
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The Henrietta Public LibraryThe Henrietta Public Library offers storytime, book groups, and other programs for all ages as well as public computers, books, videos, and more in their online catalog. |
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The Irondequoit Public LibraryThe Irondequoit Public Library is committed to serving the informational, educational and recreational needs of our diverse community on a free and equal basis. (585) 336-6060 | visit website > |
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The Mendon Public LibraryStop in to the Mendon Public Library to browse their vast collections, tackle work in a quiet study room, catch up on the latest newspapers and magazines, access the internet on our patron computers or wireless network, and so much more. |
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The Newman Riga LibraryThe Newman Riga Library boasts Internet access, Books, DVD's and an Electronic Doorway library, while still offering a personal touch to its' largely pedestrian village patronage. |
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The Strong National Museum of PlayThe Strong is a history museum that engages kids of all ages with dynamic exhibits; the National Toy Hall of Fame; and the world’s largest collection of toys, dolls, and games. 585-263-2700 | visit website > |
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The Susan B. Anthony HouseThe National Susan B. Anthony Museum & House shares the story of Susan B. Anthony’s lifelong struggle to gain voting rights for women and equal rights for all. They keep her vision alive and relevant by preserving and sharing Anthony’s National Historic Landmark home. |
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The Town of Chili Recreation DepartmentThe Chili Recreation Department offers various programs, sports leagues, special events and lodge/pavilion rentals within the Town of Chili. |
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The Town of Gates Recreation & Parks DepartmentGates Recreation & Parks Department offers a variety of programs, special events, park facilities and services for all members of the community. |
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Town of Irondequoit Parks and RecreationThe Irondequoit Department of Parks and Recreation is responsible for operating and maintaining the Town’s park system, various recreation programs at several locations and special events throughout the year. 585-336-6070 | visit website > |
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Town of Pittsford RecreationPittsford Recreation provides exceptional community-wide programming for youth, adults, and seniors such as after school programming, dance classes, Karate, child care, and many other events. (585) 248-6280 | visit website > |
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Toy Library at the Lincoln BranchThe Toy Library at the Lincoln Branch Library offers a wide variety of toys and equipment to enrich play experiences between children and their caregivers. |
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Tryon ParkTryon Park contains 82 undeveloped acres on the western shore of Irondequoit Bay and offers hiking and natural scenic areas. This park is mainly undeveloped but offers nature enthusiasts some hiking trails. VIEW TRAIL MAP (585)753-PARK | visit website > |
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Webster ParkAt Webster Park, you'll discover 550 acres beautiful evergreen-planted slopes, rolling lakeshore breakers and cool green valleys. Located along the shore of Lake Ontario, this Monroe County Park even has a fishing pier. There is a multi-use athletic field, tennis/pickleball courts, a scout/youth camping area, and a family Trailer/Tent campground in the park. Download PARK MAP Download TRAIL MAP (585)753-PARK | visit website > |
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Winton LibraryWinton's collection reflects a wide spectrum of needs and interests, there is a collection of Russian language books, books for literacy students and books in large print. |
