Celebrate WERW’s launch, unwind with folk-blues this weekend
This week, music fills Syracuse with performances from Nancy Dunkle at Schine Underground and Drew Baldridge at The Song and Dance. Read more »
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Lydia’s Attic community-grown thrift shop serves as curated gold mine
Lydia’s Attic, a thrift store located in Syracuse's University United Methodist Church, brings sustainable fashion to the community. Read more »
Awkward Fish’s branding goes beyond sustainable clothes
Holly Anderson’s sustainable clothing brand Awkward Fish reinvents typical apparel featuring one-of-one details. Read more »
Honor the Grateful Dead, get spooky with Dazed this weekend
This week, groove with Miller & the Other Sinners at the 443 Social Club or enjoy indie pop from Frankie Cosmos at The Song & Dance. Read more »
Aidan Bissett spends night off from COIN tour at Funk ’n Waffles
Indie pop singer Aidan Bissett performed his 19 song setlist at Funk n’ Waffles with his band on Tuesday. Fans listened and swayed to the music. Read more »
ASU x FADS runway show encapsulates Africa as ‘Land of the Riches’
Syracuse University African Student Union and Fashion and Design Society collaborated on their second annual runway show, “Rip the Runway: Land of the Riches.” Read more »
SU is Jamison Brown's personal runway, strutting standout style
Syracuse University junior Jamison Brown’s personality and style shine through in outfits that he showcases when he walks around campus. Read more »
Westcott Thursdays brings new exposure to local businesses
Westcott Thursdays, an outdoor music series hosted every Thursday in September, brings live music, vendors and new business to the Eastside of Syracuse. Read more »
Rave at Westcott Theater or see Teddy Swims this week
Check out a host of live performances this week in Syracuse, including house music artist Chaney and The Duke Ellington Orchestra. Read more »
Matchbox Films marries friendship with filmmaking
Matchbox Films, an inclusive film club at Syracuse University, exposes students to the filmmaking process, no matter their major. Read more »
'I’ve Learned to Hold Myself Softly' exhibit reflects on identity in changing cities
Cali M. Banks’ 31-part exhibition, 'I’ve Learned to Hold Myself Softly,' reflects her identity and examines areas of Syracuse that have been neglected, abandoned and gentrified over the years. Read more »
Megan Moroney shares heart-to-heart performance with fans at Great NY State Fair
Central New Yorkers and out-of-towners gathered on Monday night to watch Megan Moroney’s performance at the Great New York State Fair. Read more »
Make the most of 'sylly week' with these five events
Celebrate the first week of classes with these five events. Ground yourself with a reiki chair session at the Barnes Center at the Arch or enjoy a fun-filled day at the New York State Fair. Read more »
While campus is quiet, Syracuse summer festivals foster a flourishing city community
Annual festivals like CNY Pride, CNY Scottish Games and the Syracuse Nationals experienced unprecedented turnout this summer. With entertaining performances and exhibits, the festivals are a safe space for Syracuse residents to come together and celebrate. Read more »
Megan Moroney embraces introspection, vulnerability on sophomore album 'Am I Okay?'
Country singer-songwriter Megan Moroney releases her sophomore album “Am I Okay?” Her work is a raw exploration of life’s realities, from heartbreak to healing. Read more »
SU senior bridges gaps in Syracuse with lifelong love for music, food
As Syracuse University senior Samantha Parrish prepares to graduate, she reflects on her time as founder and president of CrossRoads Collective and the organization’s collaborative efforts with local non-profit Food Access Healthy Neighborhoods Now. Read more »
Bandier's Spring Madhouse shows SU, local community what the program can do
This weekend, Bandier students will host their end-of-the-year Spring Madhouse show at The Song & Dance. SU alumni Picture Us Tiny and Shallow Alcove are returning to Syracuse to headline the live event. Read more »
American High internships help students explore career goals, storytelling techniques
American High provides various internships in the film industry to students in the Syracuse area. The production company specializes in movies about navigating high school experiences. Read more »
LLL’s Cultures on the Quad celebrates the global footprint at SU
On Wednesday, Syracuse University’s Department of Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics celebrated 50 years with Cultures on the Quad. Students, faculty and staff enjoyed various languages, music genres and cuisine. Read more »
OrangeAbility spreads awareness about adaptive sports with SU, CNY
On Sunday, SU’s Disability Cultural Center hosted OrangeAbility. Attendees with and without disabilities learned about and experienced adaptive sports including power soccer and sled hockey. Read more »
Monster Jam shakes up JMA Wireless Dome with racing, two-wheel skills
Lucas Stabilizer, driven by Linsey Read leaps into the air after gaining momentum from a dirt slope. Syracuse University’s JMA Wireless Dome was one stop on Monster Jam’s Stadium Championship Series East tour. Read more »
Beyoncé explores Black identity, musical landscapes with 'COWBOY CARTER'
Beyoncé released her eighth studio album “COWBOY CARTER” on Friday. The project spans across genres and explores America’s western and southern cultures. Read more »
Metro Boomin, Future prove their mettle with ‘WE DON’T TRUST YOU’
“WE DON’T TRUST YOU” is the first full-album collaboration between Metro Boomin and Future. Together, the artists capture hustle and progress. Read more »
Visiting professor Krushil Watene discusses the importance of Indigenous philosophy, justice
On Monday afternoon, scholar Krushil Watene discussed Māori culture and knowledge and the overall importance of understanding Indigenous people. She was invited by the SU Humanities Center and SU Center for Global Indigenous Cultures and Environmental Justice. Read more »
