Flower Power Magazine

Join RocGrowth as they talk to Rochester leaders about their initiatives, personal motivations, and experiences building their organizations.

RocGrowth Candids is pleased to present:
🌸 Andrea Westerlund , Founder, Flower Power Magazine
🌸 Renee Long , Board Member, Clarissa Street Reunion
🌸 Quajay Donnell , Co-Curator, Behind the Glass Gallery

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Many wonder why a social worker started a photography business. In reality, social work and photography are not so far apart. In both of these roles, 's Meg Tyo (Sweet Home Photography) seeks to honor and understand your story.

Meg's series of senior portraits asks important questions in a society that's afraid of getting old: "What/who are important to you? How does where you come from shape who you are? What do you want to remember? And what have you overcome?"

We featured Meg in our May magazine, and her photos and story brought us so much joy! Get a copy of the mag today at flowerpowermag.com and consider supporting our IndieGoGo fundraiser. 🧡

Hey there! 👋 We're Flower Power Magazine: a quirky, print publication all about cool s**t in and the people who make this city great.

Four issues in, we've still got energy and passion to spare. What we don't have are funds. Printing a magazine is expensive and each issue is put together by a team of volunteers.

We're aiming to raise $6,500 to print our next 2 issues. AND there are perks! From free ad spots to magazine swag and social shoutouts, we've got gifts to say thank you to anyone who helps us out! ✨🧡 Help us out:

Fund Flower Power Magazine's Future This spunky print magazine needs your help to keep making Rochester, NY smile. | Check out 'Fund Flower Power Magazine's Future' on Indiegogo.

Quick to our summer clothing swap event! Plans are already in the works for a fall swap. 👀 The community’s support has truly blown us away. Thank you to all the organizers, vendors, Salena’s Mexican Restaurant, and everyone who participated! 🧡🩳

“Gore Girl” was born in Antonia Bias' dorm room as she listened to Rob Zombie's song "The Hideous Exhibitions of a Dedicated Gore W***e" in college. As a lover of the macabre and obscure, she felt that it was the perfect name for herself and her small business: GoreGirlArt.

The artist's business continues to grow today, and GoneGirlArt has helped her find self-acceptance and overcome insecurities. Learn more about her work in our latest issue, EMPOWER: flowerpowermag.com