The Irish Festival returned to Clinton Square with a packed schedule of live performances and activities. The festival serves as a place for many central New Yorkers to celebrate their Irish heritage. Read more »
On Friday and Saturday, Syracuse Irish Festival took place in Clinton Square. Visitors enjoyed Irish food, music and dance. Read more »
Get into the holiday spirit with these events in Syracuse and beyond Read more »
Irish pride took over Clinton Square this past weekend for the Syracuse Irish Festival. Read more »
Jam out this weekend at concerts both in downtown Syracuse and right on campus. Read more »
Sixteen code violations highlighting structural integrity issues at the Clinton Street Parking Garage remain open years after being originally filed. Read more »
Head down to the JMA Dome, Shaw Quadrangle and Hendricks Chapel for new student events this week! Read more »
Memorialized as a statue in Clinton Square, the event is an “inflection point” in the history of slavery in America. The statue features Samuel May, a white abolitionist; Rev. Jermain W. Loguen, a Black man who previously escaped his own enslavement and William “Jerry” Henry. Read more »
Irish culture was on full view at Clinton Square this weekend, with people from all over Syracuse meeting downtown for food, fun and festivities. Read more »
Thousands of visitors came to Clinton Square this weekend to take part in the Taste of Syracuse Festival, which was returning from a two-year hiatus. Read more »
The general admission fee is $5, while children 12 and under and seniors (55 and older) will be charged $3. Skate rentals are $5. Read more »
About 100 people gathered in Clinton Square on Thursday to condemn the lack of indictments for the officers who killed Breonna Taylor. Read more »
The Festival Latinoamericano Syracuse will celebrate Latin American culture through food, performances, and other entertainment. It will be held in Clinton Square on Aug. 3. Read more »
Check out places like Clinton Square or Elmwood Park to take photos for graduation. Read more »
Sunday night marked the start of the Jewish holiday Hanukkah, known as the festival of lights. Read more »
The Council will vote Monday on a proposal to approve an additional $330,500 for the University Hill Bike Network Implementation Project. If approved, the money will be used to purchase ice bikes, which have blades that let them go smoothly over icy paths. Read more »
Business columnist Patrick Linehan condemns the city of Syracuse’s proposed fee increase for city parks and the effects it could have on low-income residents. Read more »
The Valentine's Day celebrations don't have to end just yet. Whether you're going solo or have someone special, these weekend events are going to keep you up and about. Read more »
It’s been 200 years since the construction of the Erie Canal. Here’s why you should know more about the canal and its history. Read more »
Nearly 20 years ago, the first Syracuse Irish Festival took place right in Armory Square. Today, bands from all around the country and even Ireland will gather to perform this weekend. Read more »
Syracuse community members gathered downtown on Sunday to rally against white nationalist violence in Charlottesville, Virginia. Read more »
With more tham 50 parks in the area, Syracuse has activities and events for everyone all summer. Read more »
Environment columnist Morgan Bulman explains how ordinary people can make sure they have a stake in the future of the planet. Read more »
