ARRoc protested at Rochester’s worst festival, the Roc City Rib Fest, on May 26th and 29th. Thank you to Mary for organizing both, and to Krista, Graham, Leanne, Robyn, and Varun for coming out. On Monday, Mary and Leanne went…
The yoga benefit Monday, May 29th for the Rochester Animal Shelter on Verona Street was a huge success! The class was packed, with about 60 people, and sadly they had to turn 20 people away. They raised over $1,000. Thank…
Saturday, May 27th, thirteen people got their batteries recharged by meeting the rescued animal ambassadors at Farm Sanctuary and spending the day with like-minded souls. Thanks to all who attended, and extra-heavy-duty thanks to Mary for organizing the whole thing.
Join Mary on Monday, May 29th, Memorial Day for a yoga class. All money collected will benefit Verona Street Animal Shelter. $20 suggested donation. Breathe Yoga 930 East Ave at 9:00 am Thank you to Mary and Breathe for donating…
ARRoc tabled (distributed literature) at three recent municipal employee events. Thanks to Martha for tabling at Monroe Community Hospital Wednesday 5/10. She said it was steady, and we ran out of most of our “Truth About…” flyers, Farm Sanctuary literature…
Mary talked to students at Northwood Elementary School about veganism and activism May 23rd. These girls are giving a presentation to their school, so Mary gave them armloads of literature. In return they gave her faith that the future is…
ARRoc members were on hand for the closing weekend at the Lilac Festival to remind passers-by what meat, dairy, and eggs involve behind the pretty packaging. Thank you to Carol H, David, Graham, Leanne, Mary, Robyn, and Varun for participating…
Kathy Caldwell, longtime animal rights activist, feminist, and social justice advocate, passed away in February of this year. Despite working both full-time and part-time jobs, Kathy never failed to attend a meeting, protest, tabling event, or community outreach. Until the…
Join us in protesting Rochester’s worst festival, the four-day Roc City Rib Fest, a celebration wholly dedicated to the consumption of the bodies of innocent victims of horrific violence. We’ll be at Barnard Fireman’s Field, 360 Maiden Lane, Greece NY…
Thanks to John A, Kim, Mike, Marylynn, and Martha for going out to pick up trash for our Adopt a Highway program which Marylynn chairs. If you’d like to join in next time, please contact us.
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