Folk band returns to Syracuse as part of the Folkus Project
Burns and Kristy, a husband-and-wife folk music duo, are playing in Syracuse this weekend. They had separate music careers, but during their marriage, they evolved into a band. Read more »
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RPI student fulfills dream of finding meteorite
An RPI student walked out of his last class on a Wednesday hoping to fulfill his dream of finding a meteorite. By that Friday, after eight hours driving and even more spent searching, he had done just that. Read more »
More than 500 people sought shelter in Onondaga and neighboring counties during annual Point-in-Time Count
On one of January’s coldest nights, the Housing and Homeless Coalition of Central New York conducted a one-night count of all sheltered and unsheltered homeless people. Read more »
Baldwinsville Theatre Guild brings Paris to central New York
The Baldwinsville Theatre Guild will have you questioning the importance of what it means to be a monster and what it means to be a man in their production of “The Hunchback of Notre Dame.” Read more »
Climb the ever-changing walls at Central Rock Gym, now open in Syracuse
Central Rock Gym recently opened its newest location in central New York. Seasoned athletes and beginners alike can visit to take part in climbing, yoga and fitness classes. Read more »
Got cabin fever? Destiny USA offers indoor activities to cure your boredom.
Destiny USA contains a number of activities — aside from shopping — for central New Yorkers to do this winter. Read more »
With Love restaurant reopens with Savannah theme, low country cuisine and fried green tomatoes
With Love, a teaching restaurant at Onondaga Community College, is serving a new menu focused on soul food. Read more »
Toronto-based Keys N Krates brings fresh sound to Westcott
Toronto-based trio Keys N Krates gave The Westcott Theater a dose of electronic music with live instruments on Thursday night. Read more »
Syracuse University to host 1st-ever day of social justice
“Cuse for Good: Social Justice” will be a three-part conversation and celebration surrounding social justice hosted by University Union and The National Pan-Hellenic Council. Read more »
Keys N Krates turntablist Jr. Flo talks upcoming performance in Syracuse
The electronic trio Keys N Krateswill be in Syracuse on Jan. 25, performing songs entirely from their debut album “Cura.”As the band's Westcott Theater performance approaches, turntablist Jr. Flo talks abouttheir new album and upcoming tour. Read more »
Syracuse’s industrial past highlighted in preservation of historic building
The industrial history of Syracuse has roots in the Lipe-Rollway Corporation building on West Fayette Street. The building is now being recognized for its historic significance. Read more »
Oscar nods were announced this morning. Here’s what you need to know:
Screen Time columnist Erik Benjamin analyzes the Academy’s choice for Oscar nominations. With the ceremony taking place March 4, the coveted Best Picture category is still anyone’s game. Read more »
Broadway vet to star in rock musical at Syracuse Stage
After more than 4,000 performances in Broadway’s “Mamma Mia,” Judy McLane is taking on the leading role in “Next to Normal” at Syracuse Stage. Read more »
Students reflect on volunteering in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria
Last month, twenty-three students spent a week in Puerto Rico to aid in disaster relief. They will share their stories and experiences at campus events later this month. Read more »
College Democrats work to engage SU community 1 year after Trump inauguration
Here's how the College Democrats are working to foster discussion and increase civic engagement. Read more »
5 things to know about actress, comedian and writer Jenny Slate
Jenny Slate, a multi-platform writer and successful actress and comedian, will perform at University Union’s Spring Comedy Show in February. Read more »
Customer cravings become masterpiece treats at Picasso's Pastries and Cafe
Picasso’s Pastries and Cafes is a quaint, bohemian style cafe in the Westcott area. Read more »
Want to get involved in a campus organization this semester? Here's your guide:
DanceWorks, Active Minds, Camp Kesem and Black Box Players are just four of the more than 300 registered student organizations on Syracuse University’s campus. Read more »
'Boeing Boeing' serves laughs at The Central New York Playhouse
The comedy "Boeing Boeing" follows Bernard, a suave playboy, as he tries to maintain his relationships and his sanity. Directed by an SU graduate student, the show runs through Jan. 27. Read more »
In central New York, arts organizations try to remain optimistic amid potential budget cuts
It’s been nearly a year since the Trump administration announced a plan to gut federal funding for the arts. Central New York’s arts organizations are doing their best to stay positive. Read more »
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