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A new, free theatre arts school for minority youth aims to upend Syracuse's theater scene, which often excludes them.
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A blend of holiday cheer and musical artistry took center stage at Syracuse University’s Hendricks Chapel during the fourth annual ‘Horns and Harmonies’ concert.
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The Armory Square Playwrights rejoined WAER this year to produce holiday-inspired plays for radio. Seasonal themes of festive chaos, love, friendship, and unlikely connections were voiced by local actors.
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The Syracuse Poster Project brings together poetry and visual art in an effort to boost the city and area. Artists can enter their ideas and work at
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With the arts still recovering from the pandemic, Syracuse Opera is making some changes that will hopefully bring newer, younger audiences.
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Syracuse Stage has six shows planned for the 2023-2024 season, starting with "What the Constitution Means to Me" and ending with "A Christmas Carol."
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Syracuse JazzFest returns June 21-25 in downtown's Clinton Square featureing Herbie Hancock, Gladys Knight, Tower of Power, Spyro Gyra and many other acts in event seen as helping community growth.
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The SAMMY Awards turned 30 in 2023. This year's awards honored musicians in 14 categories and highlighted the abundance of quality music in Syracuse.
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The exhibit will feature art, including an interactive exhibit and some artifacts from the Syracuse area.
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The Armory Square Playwrights got together with WAER to create a radio program of short holiday plays, voiced by local actors. They touch on holiday themes of belonging, loneliness, hope, humor.