Mary Michael Shelly, Self-Taught Artist
I am commonly referred to as a folk artist, although I feel most comfortable with the term “self-taught”. I was born in Doylestown, Pennsylvania,…
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Finger Lakes GrassRoots Festival of Music and Dance
If America can be described as a melting pot, then we are going to need a stronger metaphor for the city of Ithaca. Drawing…
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Over-the-Top Grills
Outdoor cookery was born when some clumsy caveman accidentally dropped a hunk of brontosaurus into the campfire. After yelling and screaming at him for…
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The Changing Course of New York
The Erie Canal was the engineering marvel of its day; America’s greatest canal. It virtually changed our nation’s destiny by giving early settlers a…
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People of Keuka Lake
Photography has taken Lisa Carp from small towns in Vermont and Maine to the Oval Office and the New York photo scene. She has…
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The New York State Fair
At the crossroads of New York state, near the intersection of the primary east-west and north-south highways, lies the Empire Expo Center, home of…
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Antique Boating in the Finger Lakes
The Antique and Classic Boat Society (ACBS) is an international organization headquartered in Clayton, New York. It’s dedicated to the preservation, restoration and enjoyment…
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Cabernet Franc is Lively in the Finger Lakes
Cabernet Franc is not the first grape you think of when it comes to red varieties. Most wine-drinking consumers are more familiar with Cabernet…
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Pick Your Own Blueberries at Sugar Shack Blueberry Farm
When you’re at the Sugar Shack Blueberry Farm you would never know New York is not the leading blueberry-growing state in the nation. (It…
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Where Art Meets the Lake
Geneva Debuts Five-Week Summer Arts Festival Highlighting the rich array of cultural offerings in Geneva, New York, the Geneva Summer Arts Festival 2003 will…
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