Paul McCartney played the Carrier Dome for the first time Saturday. The musician literally set the stage on fire with his pyrotechnics display, but Dome staff quickly set out the flames. Read more »
The rapper was the headliner for this year's Greek Freak concert. The tickets from the original date are valid for entry on Nov. 4. Read more »
Paul McCartney, known most famously for playing in The Beatles, played in the Carrier Dome for the first time ever on Saturday, bringing heavy bangers, sweet ballads and neat stories with him. Read more »
Mill will perform Sunday during the Greek Freak concert in Goldstein Auditorium, which starts at 7 p.m. Read more »
Hundreds of canal enthusiasts will come to Syracuse on Sunday to discuss and celebrate the research, preservation and revitalization of canals across the globe. Read more »
Violinist Anne Akiko Meyers will perform the first show of Symphoria’s artist series this Friday, playing composer Mason Bates’s violin concerto. Read more »
Filled with spaghetti, meatballs and garlic knots, the East Area Volunteer Emergency Services Inc. will host second annual spaghetti dinner. Read more »
The theater will bring the timeless story to the Syracuse community starting Wednesday until Oct. 8. Read more »
It’s been 200 years since the construction of the Erie Canal. Here’s why you should know more about the canal and its history. Read more »
Katie Morris and Jane Kim met four years ago, and today they share matching carbon bond tattoos to represent their love and friendship. Read more »
In partnership with three local Syracuse organizations, The Gifford Foundation will host one of a three-part documentary series at the ArtRage Gallery on Wednesday to spark community dialogue. Read more »
Blues and punk rocker Popa Chubby will perform at the downtown restaurant at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday. Read more »
After a long career in music journalism, Bill Werde has memories to last a lifetime. Here are some of the highlights from his experience in the industry. Read more »
The series, which features several prominent authors, is part of an undergraduate class taught by master of fine arts teaching assistants. Read more »
Bill Werde interviewed Prince, attended Grammy after-parties and ran iconic music magazines. Now he's head of the Bandier Program. Read more »
The professional theater will sell 76 pay-what-you-will tickets for each of its first three performances, including “The Three Musketeers,” “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time” and “The Wizard of Oz.” Read more »
After success at his downtown location, Darren Chavis opened a second Cajun restaurant on Saturday. Read more »
The Syracuse City Ballet is set to unveil its new studio and first performance of ‘An Intimate Evening with Syracuse City Ballet,’ on Friday. The season lineup consists of three shows. Read more »
The annual September show displayed about 1,200 tables with rifles, swords and pickles, continuing a deep-rooted tradition. Read more »
The annual Syracuse Style Fashion Show presents downtown Syracuse as a serious retail destination that can be overshadowed by Destiny USA. Read more »
La Casita’s bilingual library connects SU volunteers with Latinx communities through multicultural programs for all ages. Read more »
As the director of two Latinx cultural centers Tere Paniagua has made it her mission to bring together the Syracuse University community with Latinx locals. Read more »
In 1992, a group of local volunteers in the Westcott community put together a fair to stir the economic pot. The fair still serves as a hallmark of the community. Read more »
Community revitalization nonprofits are coming together for a day of building, bonding and beautification to rebrand the South Side. Read more »
