Redhouse and the Arc of Onondaga are collaborating to bring the musical — which was originally written by Hans Christian Andersen as a children’s fairytale — to Syracuse. Read more »
La Casita Cultural Center will host several events this month, including reading groups, a discussion about post-Hurricane Maria Puerto Rico and a film screening. Read more »
The green superfoods can be used for things like dyeing fabric or soothing sunburnt skin. Read more »
Environment columnist Maizy Ludden discusses an environmental mural that will be unveiled by the Sketchy Stumpies art group this Earth Week from April 16-22. Read more »
Baltimore Woods Nature Center is hosting "Natural Passions" to highlight the beauty of nature and capture the essence of different animals. Read more »
AKIN will be hosted at the Everson Museum of Art this week, a video-art exhibition regarding the nature of documentary that features the work of Keren Shavit and Eva Marie Rødbro. Read more »
Johanna Toruño, creator of the Unapologetically Brown Series, spoke at Lambda Theta Alpha’s annual “Universal Womxn” event Wednesday night about empowering communities of color online and offline. Read more »
Two medical experts collaborate to bridge the gap between photography and science in SUArt Galleries’ newest photo exhibit, on display now until March 9. Read more »
Produced by Kendrick Lamar, "Black Panther: The Album" is heading for a No. 1 debut on next week's Billboard 200 chart. Here’s what makes it stand out. Read more »
As a teenager, she didn’t see herself as beautiful. Now, after a journey of self-love and acceptance, LaNia Roberts aims to inspire others with her art. Read more »
Check out the best shots from Friday's artist talk at the Everson Museum of Art. Read more »
Student organizations hosted Syracuse University's first-ever Cuse For Good: Social Justice event Saturday. Read more »
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 »
The Syracuse organization strives to cultivate a safe environment for LGBT people of color — which its creator said she couldn’t find in the community. Read more »
Museum-goers have plenty of options in central New York. Here’s what local historical, science and art museums are offering during the winter months. Read more »
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 »
Before class assignments start to roll in, enjoy syllabus week and live up your last days of freedom at these events in Syracuse. Read more »
Downtown Syracuse is home to dozens of small businesses that have gifts for everyone on your list. Read more »
The Everson will host Engaging Neighbors for the first time ever, with a specific goal in mind: embracing new members of the community. Read more »
After the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra went under, the music community joined in harmony to keep the sound alive. Read more »
Senior Ming Cooke and many other students have struggled with mental health, and Active Minds aims to spread awareness about the issue. Read more »
When two apparel design majors at Cornell University created a plus-size dress form for a class project, they didn’t expect to see their design featured at the Museum of Modern Art four years later. Read more »
The Festival of Trees is the museum's largest annual fundraising event, raising approximately $50,000 each year. Read more »
The ballet will bring joy to more families this holiday season with new sensory-friendly adaptations. Read more »
