Cycle in the City takes bikers through downtown Syracuse and local neighborhoods
Once each month through October, Cycle in the City hosts 10-mile and 15- to 20-mile rides for novice and experienced bikers of all ages. Read more »
Writer archives: Connor Fogel
10 people to perform 38 songs in 'Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash' at Syracuse Stage
Syracuse Stage will host the musical “Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash” next month. The cast will perform Cash classics such as “I Walk the Line” and “Folsom Prison Blues.” Read more »
How to make the most of Syracuse parks department’s 100th birthday
With more tham 50 parks in the area, Syracuse has activities and events for everyone all summer. Read more »
Kick off summer by swinging into a Syracuse stadium or speedway
From baseball to soccer to racing, summer sports in Syracuse can be a fun, cheap time for friends and family. Read more »
The two class marshals who represent thousands of SU students have history as roommates and best friends
Nedda Sarshar and Rachel Brown-Weinstock took on the role of class marshals to represent and give voice to the entire Syracuse University Class of 2017. Read more »
Dive into the extraterrestrial world at Mutual UFO Network’s monthly lectures
Mutual UFO Network will host a UFO lecture series on the last Saturday of each month through October. Read more »
This Syracuse organ crawl brings life to the downtown Syracuse streets
The Cathedral Square Neighborhood Association’s Organ Crawl makes the downtown neighborhood a must visit Syracuse area. Read more »
‘Juice Box’: students work all semester in class promoting this concert
Twenty music industry and Bandier students take on this one-of-a-kind class project to promote a concert at the Westcott Theater. Read more »
Eileen Jerrett’s grassroots documentary shows the power of public collaboration
American documentarian Eileen Jerrett brings her grassroots documentary to Maxwell Auditorium to lead a discussion about how Iceland’s citizens worked to reformed the nation’s foundation: its constitution. Read more »
The Beatles, an Irish fiddle and Celtic-Pop: an unplugged Ceili Rain
Syracuse University professor Bob Halligan and his bandmate Joe Davoli will take the stage at Steeple Coffee House in the basement of United Church of Fayetteville on Saturday, March 25. Read more »
The green line on Nancy Duffy Lane is there for a reason
Mayor Stephanie Miner, also this year’s Grand High Marshal of the parade, will continue the green stripe tradition on Nancy Duffy Lane. Read more »
Tennis program makes pros out of children with autism
For children with autism, social skills can be tough. This program at Drumlins Tennis Club kicks off its second session Saturday to develop those skills using tennis. Read more »
This SU professor got to sing for Pope Francis
After writing more than 1,100 songs and working with Michael Bolton, Cher and many other big-time artists, Syracuse professor Bob Halligan Jr. knows a thing or two about songwriting. Read more »
Marissa Mulder is coming back to Syracuse with a younger style of cabaret
Marissa Mulder looks to bring a fresh style of cabaret to Redhouse Arts Center on Feb. 9, 10 and 11 in her performance based on the songs of Ray LaMontagne. Read more »
After getting laid off, this man has two successful businesses today
After being laid off, Eli Smith started his own business and is now recognized as a top New York state minority business by Gov. Cuomo. Read more »
