Valley Manor

11/12/2013

Happy November Birthday Valley Manor Employees!

10/22/2013

Rumor has it...! It was a Valley Manor resident's contribution that pushed WXXI over it's goal during last week's fall pledge drive!

10/14/2013

10/14/2013

Valley Manor resident amateur photographer Claire Brown captured the big pine tree coming down on the front lawn!

10/08/2013

Happy Birthday to all the Valley Manor employees celebrating in October!

10/04/2013

Tonight is FIRST FRIDAY! Stop in at the 1570 Gallery at Valley Manor and see What's Up with YUK! Reception with the author and artist 6 - 8 PM.

10/02/2013

Congratulations to Arnold Curry, Maintenance Technician at Valley Manor. Arnold was selected by the employees as this quarter's Compassionate Heart Award recipient!

09/26/2013

THANK YOU to our partners at GEVA and WXXI for another GREAT program at Valley Manor! The "meet & greet" with StageNotes' Robert Hammond and GEVA's Mark Cuddy was delightful!

09/20/2013

Happy National Housekeeping Week to the ladies in the pink at Valley Manor!

09/17/2013

What's Happening in the Rochester Theatre Scene this Season? Join a lively discussion between WXXI's Stage Notes host Robert Hammond and Mark Cuddy, Creative Director of the GEVA at Valley Manor on Wednesday, Sept. 25 at 1:30 p.m. We'll be serving pie ala mode in honor of Pump Boys and Dinettes, now playing at the GEVA. Call for reservations at 770-1800!

09/10/2013

Happy September Birthdays at Valley Manor!

09/10/2013

Sept 6 - Oct 31 at Valley Manor's 1570 Gallery
What’s UP with Yuk? is an art book about positive and negative choices, starring Yum and Yuk with special appearance by Ions.
Ions hang out with Yum and Yuk and ask “What’s UP with Yuk?” In science, ions carry either a positive or negative charge;
in this book, ions refer to positive and negative choices. Ion is illustrated as an eye in the book, a reminder that we need to
“keep an eye” on our choices. Available on line at www.whatsupwithyuk.com and through Amazon, every book
sold is matched by another provided free to a child who could use a little hand in life. (One for One—a Yum choice and the Ions agree!) 100% of the profits go to the Arts in Education Fund at the Rochester Area Community Foundation.