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Curtis Brown/Syracuse StageA new musical made its world premiere in central New York. Syracuse Stage presented “How to Dance in Ohio” – a new musical adaptation of a documentary centering on seven autistic young adults preparing for their spring formal. -
Jessica Cain/Syracuse will be the first city in the country to receive a roadside marker as part of a new grant program. It’s called “Hungry for History,” and the…
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On this episode of the Campbell Conversations, Grant Reeher speaks with Vietnamese poet, novelist and journalist Nguyen Phan Que Mai. Her new novel, "The… -
Gov. Andrew Cuomo detailed his plans to use rapid coronavirus testing in 2021 to reopen restaurants, theaters and arts venues -- including New York City’s…
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Maurice Isserman is a historian and author. A professor at Hamilton College, he's written many notable works, including the mountaineering histories,…
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Central New Yorkers are accustomed to seeing plenty of ice at this time of year, but they've never seen it like this: a new drive-thru display at the New…
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The arts have been especially hard hit during the coronavirus pandemic, and have been struggling to cope and respond. This week, Grant Reeher speaks with…
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Symphoria is starting its 2020-21 season this weekend, but because of the coronavirus pandemic, concerts will be live-streamed, and will look a little…
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The Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse is selling a Jackson Pollock painting at auction that could be worth up to $18 million. The museum is making the…
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Some operators of live music and theater venues in central New York say it’s time for Gov. Andrew Cuomo to let them reopen, even if it is just partially.…
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Artists and non-profit arts organizations in central New York are projected to lose $15 million by the end of September because of the coronavirus…
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Visual artist and Syracuse resident Carrie Mae Weems started a public awareness campaign in the city in May, focused on the impact COVID-19 has had on…
