Oldies prove to be goodies, all the way to No. 1
Browsing: Arts
Nagelschmidt was at the Syracuse Regional Market
The schedule for week two includes a mixture of music played on traditional Chinese instruments and western masterworks inspired by eastern themes.
Carl Mellor travels to Utica’s Munson-Williams-Proctor to take in an impressive show of European paintings.
After 10 years at 201 S. West St., the center will pump life into the Salina-Jefferson corridor, near the Landmark Theatre in the former Sibley’s department store.
Colors of Summer opens at Gallery 4040
James MacKillop reviews the Merry-Go-Round Playhouse production of “On the Town.”
Alan Evans’ New Group, Visits Funk ’n Waffles.
The Ridge is an amazing place to enjoy a meal and with the addition of Charley Orlando’s performance, it was the perfect place to make your own sunshine.
Sarah Hope tells us what to expect from this years installment of Shark Week.
And it might not be between who you expect
Terminator Genisys hits the road in 2015
Tinseltown treats that will be screened during this weekend’s Capitolfest 12 in Rome
Keeping a band together for any period of time is a challenge. Keeping a band running for 15 years is a miracle.
There are two things you need to know about playwright Katie Forgette’s 2009 play Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Jersey Lily.