Find It All In Fairport
Whether you want to shop, dine, find a service provider or explore local events, Find It In Fairport is your site! You’ll find a complete directory of stores and merchandise, restaurants listed by cuisine, an array of great services, and up-to-date information about events in Fairport and Perinton, including Canal Days and many others. Enjoy, explore, and discover more in Fairport.
Find Waldo Local – July 1-31
Pick up your Find Waldo Local passport at Another Chapter Bookstore, the Fairport Public Library or The Corner Bookstore! Then spend the month of July finding Waldo in Perinton & Fairport!
Participating businesses will be listed here soon.
I’m hungry, it’s _____ (Sun, Mon, Tues…) day and _____ (breakfast, lunch, dinner) time.
What’s open in Fairport?
Alter Ego Eatery – Wednesday-Sunday 9am-3pm All Gluten Free!
Bside Fairport – Tuesday-Thursday 4-9pm, Friday-Saturday 4-11pm
Clementine Coffee – Monday-Saturday 8am-3pm
Donnelly’s Public House – Monday-Saturday 11am-11pm, Sunday Noon-11pm
Faircraft Brauhaus – Mon, Wed, Thurs 4-9pm, Fri 3-11pm, Sat 2-11pm, Sun 1-6pm
Fairport Village Inn – Monday 3pm-2am, Tuesday-Saturday 11am-2am, Sunday Noon-Midnight
FairPour Coffee Roasters – Sunday-Saturday 8am-4pm
Junction 361 – Mon-Thurs 7am-6pm, Fri 7am-9pm, Sat 7am-7pm, Sun 8am-3pm
Lulu’s Taqueria + Mezcal – Tuesday-Thursday 4-8pm, Friday-Saturday 4-9pm
Mulconry’s Irish Pub – Sun 11:30am-12am, Tues, Wed 11:30am-12am, Thurs-Sat 11:30am-1am
The Porterhouse – Tuesday-Saturday 4:30-9pm, Sunday 11am-8pm
Riki’s Family Restaurant – Tuesday-Sunday 7am-2pm
Rustic Taco – Tuesday-Thursday 11:30am-9pm, Friday 11:30am-10pm, Saturday 10am-10pm
Salvatores – Sunday Noon-9pm, Monday-Thursday 11am-9pm, Friday & Saturday 11am-10pm
Walk This Way – Fairport is Open!
The first project in the business district update is the Thomas Creek Culvert – it is being replaced! Initially this culvert was slated to be replaced in 2024.
N Main Street will close to vehicular traffic on April 14. Pedestrian through travel will continue on the East (Main Street Mercantile) side of the street for the duration of the project. It is our understanding that the project, and the street closure, will be approximately 4 months in duration. During that time ALL shops and services will remain open!
If traveling from the North – To access Tony’s Shoe Repair, Fairport Kung Fu, Affaire de Chocolat, Main Street Mercantile and Mac’s Philly Steaks we suggest parking in the North East Parking Lot and walking the short distance. Businesses located north of High Street and in the Cannery are not affected at all. All other businesses south of the street closure are open and are best accessible using Turk Hill Road to Church Street to S Main Street.
If traveling from the South – N Main Street is open to Railroad Street. All Railroad Street businesses – Main Street Mercantile, Created By Us Pottery, Spotlight Studios, and Railroad Street Artworks – are accessible from N Main Street. Businesses south of the railroad tracks are not affected by this project. Businesses north of the road closure – Affaire de Chocolat, Fairport Kung Fu, Tony’s Shoe Repair, Mac’s Philly Steaks, Fairport Village Inn, Prop Me Up, Stony Point Art Studio, Altered Image Barber Shop, Lombardi’s Gourmet Imports, Alter Ego Eatery, and all Cannery businesses are open and best accessible by traveling Turk Hill Road to High Street to N Main Street.
Event & Festival Information and Volunteer Sign-Up
Interested in learning more about all that is happening in our community? Click on the button below!
Your Fairport and Perinton merchants and service providers thank you for your support. We hope you continue to Find It In Fairport and Perinton.
FAIRPORT PERINTON MERCHANT’S ASSOCIATION
MEMBERSHIP INFO
Are you a retail business, home-based merchant, service provider or community non-profit located in the Fairport/Perinton area? The Fairport Perinton Merchants Association (FPMA) is the premier organization for business development AND betterment of the community! Members enjoy a free listing in our ‘Find it in Fairport’ member directory (published on-line and in print), business to business networking monthly, Retail Council of New York benefits (including credit card processing), and the opportunity to be involved in FPMA-managed annual events: Spring Fling, Canal Days, Scarecrow Festival and Come Home for the Holidays.
Membership benefit information – Here
Merchant membership application – Here
Fairport Perinton Merchants Association Board
- President – Doug Sharp – president@fairportmerchants.com – RV&E Bike & Skate
- Vice President – Chris Pedrone – cpedrone@cnbank.com – Canandaigua National Bank
- Treasurer – Chris Priest – treasurer@fairportmerchants.com – Harmony Trail Financial
- Secretary – John Barthelmes – secretary@fairportmerchants.com – Spotlight Studios for the Performing Arts
- Rob Ruhland – The Ruhland Team, Keller Williams Realty
- Peggy Zorn – Diapers By the Dozen
- Gabe McNaughton – Junction 361
- Amie Fabrizio – Another Chapter Bookstore
- Sarah Santiago – Salvatore’s Pizza
- Admin – Pam Renfro – info@fairportmerchants.com
The FPMA’s Mission is to:
- stimulate members’ businesses within the Village of Fairport and the Town of Perinton
- provide a forum to exchange ideas to enhance the promotion of Fairport and Perinton businesses
- promote pride through sponsorship of organized events and activities
- provide support to the community and residents through civic endeavors and volunteer efforts of the membership
About the FPMA
The Fairport Perinton Merchants Association, Inc. (FPMA) is a non-profit civic organization of retail merchants, as well as service, home-based and non-profit businesses in the Town of Perinton and Village of Fairport.
The FPMA was formed in 1979 by a volunteer committee of local merchants for the purpose of promoting local commerce. There are many benefits of membership outlined in Member Benefit publication which is updated annually.
The FPMA sponsors several festivals and events throughout the year including Fairport Canal Days in June – one of the oldest and largest Arts festivals in the Northeastern US, Scarecrow Festival in September and Come Home for the Holidays in December. The FPMA purchases and decorates Village Hall, the Kennelly Park gazebo, Fairport Junction and Lift Bridge Lane West for Fall and the Holidays.
The FPMA contributes thousands of dollars annually to multiple community non-profit charities as well as underwriting a $1000 Dollar for Scholars scholarship for a deserving Fairport High School senior.
The FPMA is a very active member partner of Visit Rochester, the Fairport Perinton Partnership and the Fingerlakes Tourism Alliance.
Found It in Fairport, NY
Fairport Junction Train Viewing Platform – Website Link
Photograph by Nikki Bittner Photography
Seeking Sponsorship for Your Event?
Please fill out the Sponsorship Request Form – the FPMA Board will vote on your request!