Arts and Culture

Newly appointed State Fair Director Sean Hennessey's vision for the future is one of inclusion and stability.

The increase was part of Gov. Kathy Hochul’s 2023 budget and also doubles the price to park from $5 to $10.

A Syracuse Stage play is bringing central New York Haudenosaunee history to life, as historic communications between the Oneida Nation's Mary Cornelius Winder and the United States government were uncovered by the creation of the play "Our Words Are Seeds."

Sarah Simiele is the winner of the Cheesemonger Invitational — an event where cheesemongers from across the country compete with written tests and skill tests.

The show will play at the Belasco Theatre with previews starting November 15 and an opening set for December 10.

The next Jazz in the City concert is Thursday, July 13 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Syracuse Community Health Center on Salina Street coinciding with the opening of the health center's new building.

This year Pride Month had a sense of urgency rather than celebration.

New Yorkers of Asian descent will have a place to call their own at the New York State Fair this year.

The Syracuse Juneteenth celebrations in Clinton Square over the weekend were a far cry from the previous small festivals on Syracuse's Southside.

A variety of farms and local vendors lined Clinton Square Tuesday morning selling fruits, vegetables, artisan goods and plants.