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Premier Businesses in Rochester, NY
- • Complete Auto Repair
- • Shocks & Struts Replacements
- • Alternator Repair & Replacement
- • Heat & Glo Local Dealer
- • Gas & Wood Heating Appliances
- • Electric & Pellet Heating Appliances
- • Residential, Commercial & Industrial Crane Specialists, Including Operator
- • Hoisting, Specialty Trucking & Light Duty Crane Services
- • Our Radio Dispatched Services Ensure Fast, 24/7 Emergency Service
- • Lockout Services & Jump Starts
- • Flat Tire Replacement & Emergency Fuel Delivery Service
- • Available 24 Hours A Day 7 Days A Week
Things To Do in Rochester, NY
Seneca Park Zoo
A natural place for families to enjoy fun is at the Seneca Park Zoo in Rochester. Naturally, everyone in the family will want to meet a bear, talk to tigers and lions, and hang out with a monkey or two. While you're there, don't miss out on one of Seneca Park's zoo-per events and attractions like the Zoobilation, ZooBoo, ZooBrew, and a Night at the Zoo.
Rochester International Jazz Festival
Tap your feet to the music at the Rochester International Jazz Festival. Celebrate with thousands of music lovers from all over the world as they turn downtown Rochester's East End cultural district into "Jazz Street" for nine days of toe-tapping and finger-snapping music, featuring over 250 concerts at 18 venues.
Rochester Public Market
Join the crowds at the Rochester Public Market. You might have to wiggle your way around one of the cheapest places to shop in Rochester. Vendors here have their hands over backstock that's been sitting in warehouses for weeks, or farm fresh vendors that just picked their foods the day before!
Susan B Anthony House
Women vote to visit the Susan B. Anthony House, the home of legendary American women's rights leader. Share in her struggle to gain voting rights for women and equal rights for all as you walk through the National Historic Landmark that was her home from 1866 until her death in 1906. Be proud of the woman who fought for women's rights by visiting this attraction.