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Community focused festivals like Juneteenth provide a strategic opportunity for grassroots organizations to mobilize civic action. These events naturally attract residents who are deeply connected to their cultural identity and…
Syracuse Boat Tours is entering its second season with a new boat and expanded routes that highlight Central New York’s waterways and history. The tours offer residents a chance to…
A new art exhibit at Light Works has helped underscore the importance of art as an act of liberation for Black and Indigenous communities.
Manlius showed its small-town pride with bold colors and local spirit on full display. Rainbow flags fluttered outside the Seneca Street Brew Pub, where families, friends and allies came together…
In the years directly following the COVID pandemic, going to the movies fell out of favor with the availability of popular streaming services, such as Amazon Prime, Netflix, and Max.…
Typically known for sharing books, small, community-run library boxes are now also becoming hubs for creativity and connection through the Little Free Fibrary initiative, launched by Rachel Ivy Clarke.
The annual New York State Blues Festival opened at the New York State Fairgrounds on Thursday afternoon, kicking off a three-day event featuring local and big-man artists.
Syracuse Landmark Theatre announced the next phase in it's restoration process Tuesday with the goal of returning the building to its original 1928 look.
Claddagh Farm owns a herd of alpacas that are used to produce what they say are quality fleece products.
The 52nd annual Syracuse Greek Festival, hosted by St. Sophia's Church, celebrates Greek culture with authentic food, music, and dancing. Beloved traditional dishes like spanakopita and baklava, made from family…
