Rapper, climate change activist Xiuhtezcatl Martinez to perform in Syracuse
When not suing the government over climate change, Xiuhtezcatl Martinez is releasing innovative-conscious rap. Read more »
From the Stage
Chappell Roan won over the crowd at The Lost Horizon
Young musician Chappell Roan brought her sound to Syracuse in an electric performance Sunday night. Read more »
STRFKR brings their eclectic sound to The Westcott
Oregon-based band STRFKR is scheduled to perform at The Westcott Theater on Monday. The band is touring after the release of its “Vault” album volumes last year. Read more »
Hogwarts Express to depart from the Landmark at Symphoria’s upcoming concert
This Saturday, the Landmark Theatre is hosting the Symphoria orchestra for a live concert accompanying “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone.” Read more »
Chappell Roan to show off evolving sound at The Lost Horizon
The Missouri-based singer will perform in Syracuse on Sunday, when she’ll perform songs from her upcoming album. Read more »
Light Work artist showcases work on violence and masculinity
Justyna Badach, artist and refugee, uses her work to explore the futility of conflict and the American media’s glorification of hyper-masculinity. Read more »
Drama department to present ‘The Seagull’ as it was meant: a comedy
Anton Chekhov’s work can be dull, but the Syracuse University drama department is looking to elicit some laughs with its production of “The Seagull,” opening Friday. Read more »
SASSE to challenge the gender binary in annual 'Vagina Monologues' performance
Students Advocating Sexual Safety and Empowerment will host its 14th annual performance of “The Vagina Monologues” on Friday. The programming has been adjusted to be more inclusive of nonbinary and transgender communities. Read more »
Gathering Time to bring its warm, joyful tunes to Syracuse this weekend
This Friday, Gathering Time will play folk classics and original songs at the May Memorial Unitarian Universalist Society as part of the Folkus Project. Concertgoers can expect harmony, energy, humor and joy during the set. Read more »
‘A Chorus Line’ brings live audition experience to Oncenter stage this month
The Broadway musical “A Chorus Line” will come to Syracuse for three performances this month. To organizers and cast members, the classic tunes and relatable messages make it a must-see performance. Read more »
SU senior releases LP about low-budget Western films
What would “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” sound like with no budget? Andy Medosa is crafting lo-fi soundtracks for imaginary movies. Read more »
Landmark Theatre celebrates 90 years of entertainment in Syracuse
From a 1920s movie palace to a modern venue for tours and musical performances, the Landmark Theatre is celebrating 90 years of stage events in downtown Syracuse. Read more »
Juice will test a fresh sound during its Syracuse performance this week
Boston-based band Juice is scheduled to perform at Funk ‘n Waffles on Thursday. The group will be playing songs off its debut album, allowing the audience to hear its fresh sound. Read more »
Folk band returns to Syracuse as part of the Folkus Project
Burns and Kristy, a husband-and-wife folk music duo, are playing in Syracuse this weekend. They had separate music careers, but during their marriage, they evolved into a band. Read more »
Local artist creates immersive photography exhibition through monthly installations
Trevor Clement’s first solo show, “Blood From Four Wounds,” will be on view this weekend at the SPARK Art Space. It is composed of three aspects: audio elements, a photography display and an explanatory visuals book. Read more »
Baldwinsville Theatre Guild brings Paris to central New York
The Baldwinsville Theatre Guild will have you questioning the importance of what it means to be a monster and what it means to be a man in their production of “The Hunchback of Notre Dame.” Read more »
Mike Intaglietta appointed new executive director of the Landmark Theatre
Mike Intaglietta was recently appointed the new executive director of the Landmark Theatre. He has been involved in the central New York arts scene for many years and has fond memories of times he’s spent at the theater. Read more »
Toronto-based Keys N Krates brings fresh sound to Westcott
Toronto-based trio Keys N Krates gave The Westcott Theater a dose of electronic music with live instruments on Thursday night. Read more »
Keys N Krates turntablist Jr. Flo talks upcoming performance in Syracuse
The electronic trio Keys N Krateswill be in Syracuse on Jan. 25, performing songs entirely from their debut album “Cura.”As the band's Westcott Theater performance approaches, turntablist Jr. Flo talks abouttheir new album and upcoming tour. Read more »
Broadway vet to star in rock musical at Syracuse Stage
After more than 4,000 performances in Broadway’s “Mamma Mia,” Judy McLane is taking on the leading role in “Next to Normal” at Syracuse Stage. Read more »
'Boeing Boeing' serves laughs at The Central New York Playhouse
The comedy "Boeing Boeing" follows Bernard, a suave playboy, as he tries to maintain his relationships and his sanity. Directed by an SU graduate student, the show runs through Jan. 27. Read more »
In central New York, arts organizations try to remain optimistic amid potential budget cuts
It’s been nearly a year since the Trump administration announced a plan to gut federal funding for the arts. Central New York’s arts organizations are doing their best to stay positive. Read more »
With People’s Choice voting open now for this year’s SAMMYS, here are some past winners’ success stories
Artists like Lauren Mettler and bands like Small Town Shade have used their recognition from the Syracuse Area Music Awards to build new connections in the area. Read more »
An opera based on lesser-known suffragist takes the stage at the Oncenter
Matilda Joslyn Gage was a women’s rights activist who got written out of history and overshadowed. Now, her voice and efforts are being honored in an opera. Read more »
