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New classes at Genesee Center
By: Daily Record Staff//July 23, 2014
Residents of the Rochester community and beyond have the opportunity to learn new skills and more this fall.
The Genesee Center for the Arts & Education offers classes, workshops and facilities in photography, ceramics, and printing and book arts. A full listing of the 60 new classes offered for adults and children is available at www.geneseearts.org.
The Genesee Center for the Arts & Education is home to Genesee Pottery, Community Darkroom and the Printing & Book Arts Center. All classes are at 713 Monroe Ave. unless otherwise stated. Its 14,000-square-foot facilities are fully handicapped-accessible. Classes are available to everyone regardless of membership status and financial aid is available to those who qualify.
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