The play will be directed by Jose Miguel Hernandez Hurtado, who is also the director of a local theater group.
Arts & Culture
Central Current to host public forum on local news
Join Central Current for an interactive conversation about the state of local news on Monday, Nov. 18 from 5 – 6:30 pm at the Dunbar Center.
Retired Syracuse journalist reflects on the decline of print news in ‘Final Edition’ at the Everson
Tim Atseff, a former illustrator and editor at the Syracuse Post-Standard, created “Final Edition.” Atseff worked in local news for nearly 50 years.
At 443 Social Club’s Shakedown Sunday, Deadheads find community
Once each month, Grateful Dead fans in Syracuse can listen to covers of the band’s hits performed by Dead to the Core.
Central Current launches event series, earns $10,000 grant
Through support from the UpMobility Foundation, the event series will provide an interactive public forum to explore critical community issues.
Central Current Radio: Syracuse Orchestra is breaking the mold
Dr. Roosevelt “Rick” Wright and Maximilian Eyle dive into the world of symphonic music with Syracuse Orchestra Executive Director Pam Murchison.
‘Confabulations’ at Edgewood highlights works by a trio of local artists
The exhibit finishes its run at the Edgewood gallery on Sept. 27.
National Book Award-winning author Justin Torres comes home to Syracuse area to talk about new novel
Torres will speak at the Central Library at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday.
Artist behind ArtRage exhibit ‘Another World is Possible’ blends activism with art
Ricardo Levins Morales has always believed in using art as political medicine. For the last five decades, Morales has created art for groups like the Young Lords, the Black Panthers, and the Northland Poster Collective, a group that used art to support justice and labor. “It’s about you telling the stories that we need in […]
Meet the artist behind Syracuse’s newest murals in the Lakefront neighborhood
The mural will be unveiled Sunday at noon at 412 Spencer St.




