KlezFest broadens its horizons, outreach into Syracuse's Jewish community
KlezFest, an annual festival celebrating Jewish culture, has expanded its food, music and activities to engage with and unite the Syracuse community. Read more »
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Welcome Latine Heritage Month, feed your sweet tooth at these events
Celebrate cultural diversity this week with a Latine Heritage Month opening celebration and the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival. Read more »
What's the tee? SU tells stories through graphic tees
Syracuse University students sport different T-shirts that have sentimental value and positive memories associated with them. Read more »
Saint Luke’s sound shines through in new single, collaboration with brother
Saint Luke started his senior year at Syracuse University with his newly-released single, “drive slow.” The song encapsulates the young artist’s feelings about senior year and his last moments of college. Read more »
Matchbox Films marries friendship with filmmaking
Matchbox Films, an inclusive film club at Syracuse University, exposes students to the filmmaking process, no matter their major. Read more »
All Saints Parish honors Rev. Mychal Judge legacy through community award
The Syracuse Gay/Lesbian Catholics and Friends were honored with the Fr. Mychal Judge award at the All Saints Parish church’s annual memorial. Read more »
Our humor columnist's dream trip to Wegmans
Our humor columnist, a Syracuse native, describes her dream trip to Wegmans, particularly to its deli section for a free slice of pepperoni! Read more »
Catch Post Malone's homecoming, Andy Grammer this weekend
This week in Syracuse, enjoy concerts from Post Malone and The Front Bottoms. Read more »
'LANscapes' exhibit turns gaming into art, shows 'anything is paintable'
The Syracuse University Art Museum displays the works of painter Mauro C. Martinez. The collection, titled “LANscapes,” challenges norms about the current gaming sphere. Read more »
'Herstory of SCHNELLMODE' breaks fashion norms
Art in the Atrium reveals its new fashion exhibit, “Herstory of SCHNELLMODE,” showcasing creative collections from artist Chloe Schnell. Read more »
Zoë Kravitz’s directorial debut 'Blink Twice' lacks thematic punch
Zoë Kravitz’s intentional camerawork in “Blink Twice” does not make up for the film's plot holes and rushed resolution. Read more »
ArtRage unveils remodel, thrives despite 'shoe-string budget'
With renovations like an LED sign on its front entrance, ArtRage Gallery is unveiling a new look alongside its usual exhibits this fall. Read more »
Orange Barbell lifting club aids growth in, out of the gym
The Orange Barbell club provides a supportive community for new and experienced gym-goers to enhance their fitness, physique and health. Read more »
Mithila paintings challenge gender norms, violence in SU exhibition
The “Mithila Women Paint Gender Based Violence” exhibition at Syracuse University explores the patriarchal structures women face in Madhubani, India. Read more »
'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' breathes new life through reminiscent production
While the film lacks in plot, Tim Burton’s film, “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,” emphasizes his signature characters and colors. Read more »
PARTYNEXTDOOR, Maisie Peters to perform at Juice Jam
University Union announced PARTYNEXTDOOR as the 20th Juice Jam headliner, along with Masie Peters and Smino. Read more »
Autumn comes to Syracuse early at the Golden Harvest Festival
The Golden Harvest Festival returned for its 46th year. With 75 unique arts and craft booths, dozens of food trucks and various entertainment opportunities, the festival has become a favorite tradition among local residents. Read more »
Irish Fest reflects Syracuse's soul-bond to its Irish subculture
The Irish Festival returned to Clinton Square with a packed schedule of live performances and activities. The festival serves as a place for many central New Yorkers to celebrate their Irish heritage. Read more »
Art on the Porches hosts painting, drawing workshops for 1st time
Central New Yorkers gather in Syracuse for Art on the Porches, a tradition where attendees can enjoy art, food, music and fun. Read more »
Gallery: The Syracuse Irish Festival turns Clinton Square green
On Friday and Saturday, Syracuse Irish Festival took place in Clinton Square. Visitors enjoyed Irish food, music and dance. Read more »
Find the club for you at this week's events
This week, explore different festivities on campus including Hindu cultural traditions and student sports organizations. At Hendricks Chapel, take a moment to pay respects at a memorial service for the 23rd anniversary of 9/11. Read more »
Mr. 305 brings his classic, nostalgic hits to the 315
Pitbull returned to Syracuse on his Party After Dark Tour at the Empower FCU Amphitheater at Lakeview. He played hits like “Hotel Room Service” and “Timber.” Read more »
Gannon's Ice Cream serves cold treats, generational traditions
John Gannon was inspired to open Gannon’s Ice Cream following his father’s advice. Now, the shop is a beloved part of the Syracuse community. Read more »
'I’ve Learned to Hold Myself Softly' exhibit reflects on identity in changing cities
Cali M. Banks’ 31-part exhibition, 'I’ve Learned to Hold Myself Softly,' reflects her identity and examines areas of Syracuse that have been neglected, abandoned and gentrified over the years. Read more »
