TV show set to film in Syracuse looking for extras of East Asian descent
Hiring call for people of East Asian descent as the comedy “Imposters” starts filming in Syracuse in August. Read more »
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3 Syracuse organizations that are fostering safe spaces for LGBTQ community
Even as Pride Month comes to a close these organizations will continue to offer different forms of in-person and virtual support to the LGBTQ community. Read more »
Cafe Sankofa Cooperative to hold in-person festivities commemorating Juneteenth
Cafe Sankofa to celebrate Juneteenth with gardening, yoga, art and dance. Read more »
Syracuse Stage to bring back live performances for 2021-22 season
Syracuse Stage announced its 2021-22 season schedule which includes six shows and educational, family and community-oriented programs. Read more »
Syracuse Stage will close 20-21 season in July with virtual play
Syracuse Stage 2020-21 season to end with virtual performance of “‘Master Harold’ ... and the Boys,” available June 16 on video-on-demand. Read more »
Students bring ‘mind, body and soul’ to season 3 of ‘Syrvivor Syracuse’
The third season of "Syrvivor Syracuse," based on the CBS reality show, will premiere Thursday night at 7 PM. Read more »
Urban Market Space boosts marketing opportunities for Black-owned businesses
Local business owner creates a market space at Sankofa Park in Southside neighborhood for Black-owned businesses. Read more »
Strong Hearts On The Hill staff, customers say goodbye to university location
The 100% vegan cafe is closing its Marshall Square Mall location after 7 ½ years in the university area. Read more »
Here are a few outdoor concerts returning to central New York this summer
In-person concerts are returning to CNY region this summer. Check out where a few are taking place. Read more »
Syracuse eateries to try this summer as weather gets nicer
Not sure where to eat out this summer? The D.O. has you covered with dining recommendations. Read more »
Shakespeare company will bring lesser-known plays to audiences this summer
This summer, Syracuse Shakespeare-In-The-Park is planning a return to the stage with performances of two different plays. Read more »
Lil Tjay, Aminé treat fans to non-stop songs in virtual Block Party
Aminé stole this year’s Block Party concert with a high-octane set totaling 22 songs spanning his entire discography. Read more »
Redhouse plans to invite theatergoers back in December for ‘Sister Act’
Redhouse theater is preparing to welcome audiences back to performance this December. Four shows are currently planned for the 2021-2022 season. Read more »
SU junior envisions audio app that takes pressure away from looking perfect
The new app, currently in beta testing, aims to prevent self-image issues by sharing audio-only content. Read more »
Syracuse film company is ‘staking their claim’ in the film industry
Production company American High works with the Visit Syracuse Film Office to promote and develop the Syracuse film industry Read more »
‘Wordgathering’ brings fresh narrative surrounding artists with disabilities
“Wordgathering” was established 15 years ago to accessibly display the experience and expertise of creatives with disabilities. Read more »
After last year’s cancellation, vendors react to return of NYS Fair
The New York State Fair will return on Aug. 20 and vendors are excited to be back. Read more »
'The Mitchells vs. The Machines' hilariously pits family against deadly robots
One of our columnists says Netflix’s latest animated films is original and downright hilarious. Read more »
FADS’ ‘Revival’ fashion show is a testament to letting one’s heart run free
FADS hosted their latest fashion show “Revival” completely over Zoom. Read more »
The inspiration behind the popular ‘Cuse Affirmations’ Instagram account
The Syracuse University junior runs the Instagram account Cuse Affirmations and makes posts from student experiences. Read more »
SU Drama seniors look back on year of unexpected challenges and growth
Syracuse University acting seniors reflect on a year filled with virtual performances and entering the entertainment industry during the pandemic. Read more »
There's nothing traditional about this environmental advocacy group
Community organization focussed on impacting the environment through non-traditional methods. Read more »
How Caitlin Sanders carved out time as Otto the Orange, CuseHacks founder
Syracuse University senior Caitlin Sanders split time in between being a founder of CuseHacks and suiting up as Otto the Orange. Read more »
Prior to retirement, architecture professor Anne Munly reflects on career
Anne Munly is set to retire at the end of this semester after a career filled with pushing the boundaries of creativity within architecture. Read more »
