Take your pick of live performances, food vendors at the New York State Fair
The Great New York State Fair runs until Sept. 2. Read more »
Central New York
Podcast presenters to host queer people of color kickback
QueerWOC: The Podcast co-hosts Nikeeta Slade and Montique Mceachern will host a kickback at Cafe Sankofa Cooperative this Saturday, the event is aimed for queer people of color to come together in a freeing environment. Read more »
Barnes Center staff breaks down services and resources
After two years of construction, the Barnes Center at The Arch opened on Monday, centralizing health and wellness on the Syracuse University campus. This is… Read more »
SUNY Upstate, ESF to lead research center for tick disease
The lab will be led by Saravanan Thangamani, a professor of microbiology and immunology at SUNY Upstate. Read more »
University Union announces 2019 Juice Jam lineup
University Union announced Wednesday that 21 Savage will headline the annual music festival, with the support of artists EarthGang, FLETCHER and Mt. Joy, and a guest to be announced. Read more »
'Not a Metric Matters' at SUArt Galleries will run through Nov. 24
It’s been five years since SUArt Gallery has hosted a faculty exhibition at the Shaffer Art Building, and with “Not a Metric Matters”, VPA faculty will have another chance to showcase their art on campus. Read more »
SU's underground music house, The Ark, to shut down indefinitely
Formerly known as the The Ark, 917 Lancaster Ave. was the place to experience live indie music from local musicians in a grungy, unfinished basement. … Read more »
Here's a playlist to get you back into the college groove
Music columnist Ethan Mermelstein breaks down 10 songs to get you back into college mode. Read more »
'Ready or Not' comes as another quirky, fun entry from Fox
‘Ready or Not’ is a fun original film that makes up for its slow start with its humor and commentary on the meaning of a family. Read more »
Experimental acoustic duo performing original songs at Funk 'n Waffles
Experimental acoustic duo Purple Light will be debuting at Funk ‘n Waffles at 8 p.m. on Sept. 3 after previously splitting up. Read more »
Light Work awards 3 local photographers annual grant
Truly good photos are taken so you can almost smell them, said photographer Lali Khalid. Khalid is one of three recipients of the 45th annual… Read more »
With Love, Restaurant changes menu for a Somali taste
Sangabo Abdi’s dream was to open her own restaurant, and With Love, Restaurant is helping her dream come true. Read more »
SU professor researches, produces Restoration Shakespeare
SU Professor Amanda Eubanks Winkler is the co-investigator of the Performing Restoration Shakespeare project. This project involves collaboration between scholars and artists and brings restoration adaptations of Shakespeare’s works to the stage. Read more »
How to navigate your FOOD account with Schine under renovations
With the Schine Student Center under renovations until Aug. 2020, here are some ways to navigate the campus to make sure you can still get your daily college student food. Read more »
SU RAs share advice for first-year roommates
Dorm living can be tough, but being more mindful about yourself and others can make a difference. Read more »
University Union announces 2019 Juice Jam date
The 16th annual Juice Jam will be held on Sept. 8, University Union announced in a press release Friday. Read more »
Salt City Dance Festival showcases Syracuse’s dance community
The Salt City Dance Festival will debut this weekend, providing Syracuse adult dancers with an array of classes including belly dancing and partner acrobatics. Read more »
Camp Good Days & Special Times celebrates 40 years of service
Since 1979, Camp Good Days and Special Times has helped children and families affected by cancer. Read more »
Middle Eastern Festival to celebrate 90th anniversary this July
St. Elias Antiochian Orthodox Church will celebrate 90 years with live music, dancing and authentic Middle Eastern food. Read more »
Pig out this summer at Syracuse’s Bacon Festival
The third annual Syracuse’s Bacon Festival is coming to Clinton Square on August 17. Read more »
Free yoga at Thornden Park to honor summer solstice
Celebrate the summer solstice at the Thornden Park Amphitheater for an evening of yoga. Read more »
CNY Regional Market Authority welcomes new season of fresh, local produce
From May to November, the Central New York Regional Market Authority will host Thursday farmer market hours from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Read more »
Here are some cheap things to do in Syracuse
Central New York is home to many inexpensive summer activities, including concerts and museums. Read more »
'Jazz on Tap' event series to feature local jazz musicians
CNY Jazz Arts Foundation to put on “Jazz On Tap” events in Skaneateles through May and June. Read more »
