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"Suit Up!" and "Look What We Got" have something for visitors of nearly all ages and interests.
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Debbie Urbanski says she wanted to write a book on a "realistic apocalypse" that makes readers uncomfortable.
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Lisa Romano Moore is settling into her role at the helm of the county's oldest cultural organization.
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The 90-foot mural has been added to the side of the CNY Jazz Central building as part of the City as Canvas program led by Tomorrow’s Neighborhoods Today,
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The future of the Christopher Columbus statue is at the center of an ongoing court battle between the city and an organization that supports the monument.
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The grants are aimed at artists still struggling to rebound from the COVID-19 shut down. The deadline to apply is Oct. 7.
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This ancient traditional welcoming occurred whenever visitors appeared in Haudenosaunee villages.
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Lear is credited with revolutionizing TV in the 1970's with groundbreaking shows like All in the Family, The Jeffersons, Maude, Good Times, and others.
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There's about a week to apply for some funds to help them recover. CNY Arts is administering the $1.25 million in federal pandemic relief funds allocated by the city.
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He made a name for himself as a fixture at the Syracuse New Times for over 35 years. He also founded and served as executive producer of the teen performance group The Media Unit, which ran for 43 years.
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Five new exhibitions fill the galleries at The Everson Museum of Art featuring local and national artists who’ve been eager to get their work in front of the public. WAER’s Arts and Culture reporter Scott Willis stopped by a recent opening reception.
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The Landmark Theatre in Syracuse is one of ten theaters across upstate New York calling on the state to set aside $25 million from its pandemic relief fund to ensure their viability coming out of the pandemic. Attendance still hasn’t returned to normal levels.