Edgewood’s “The Spirit of Color” exhibit displays ceramics, jewelry, paintings and more.
Browsing: Arts
The Barroom Philosophers are excelling at producing original tunes.
Pulitzer- and Tony-winning one-act drama “Disgraced” comes to Syracuse Stage.
The Oscars may have dodged the #OscarsSoWhite controversy this year, but does anyone even care outside of film enthusiasts?
“The Music Man” is a big show on a little stage that bursts with joy
An evening of William Finn compositions wears well at the Redhouse Arts Center.
Tom Rush is still performing and writing songs at age 75.
One Man, Two Guvnors showcases the hilarious highs that low comedy can achieve.
From humble beginnings to national success for Greensky Bluegrass.
Native Syracuse drummer Byron Cage has sights set on Grammy.
Joe Louis Walker talks storied career, status of the blues, what’s next.
An unlikely music career has led to nationwide recognition for Joan Shelley.
Indian-American comic Krish Mohan takes his act to Auburn.
Encouraging local artists tops 2017 musical wish list.
Details of 35th M&T Syracuse Jazz Fest emerge.