My fridge already has a six-pack of pumpkin ale sitting in it. While I enjoyed the warmth of summer, as soon as I saw the seasonal offerings hit shelves, my mind immediately went to all of the possibilities this fall will hold.
Lecture series spell back-to-school for the non-matriculated In the late summer after I graduated from college, I remember my feelings of blissful accomplishment and freedom-at-last dwindling into a slow-burning jealousy as some of my younger friends were picking out courses for the coming semester.
Pultneyville, a small community about 25 miles east of Rochester on the edge of Lake Ontario, has seen a lot of history. And, perhaps appropriately for a place that is a hamlet, a lot of that history is theatrical history.
If the 2015-16 concert season in Rochester is about one thing, it's audience engagement. And as a result, local concertgoers will have ample opportunity to experience music and guest performers it rarely hears.
It was a long time coming, but summer is over. I'm sad to see it go, but I can't help but be excited for fall: changing leaves, crisp air, pumpkin-flavored everything, and some the very best movies the year has to offer.