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Arts & Culture
See the headliners from Syracuse Jazz Fest (photo gallery)
Central Current sent photographers to Jazz Fest to capture highlights from this year’s top-billed acts.
Jazz Fest is back in full swing after 5-year hiatus: Q&A with founder Frank Malfitano
The Syracuse Jazz Festival has resumed after experiencing a hiatus predating the pandemic.
North Side Learning Center provides quiet, focused environment for English language learners
Many students come to the center for tutoring help.
City fourth-graders learn why Syracuse is called the ‘Salt City’
Ever wonder why Syracuse is known as the “Salt City? Any city fourth-grader can tell you thanks to a partnership with Syracuse Salt Company and the Onondaga Historical Association.
Local brewery celebrates love in Manlius with second annual Pride Festival
Despite a short-lived protest against the event, attendees focused on togetherness, family and friends.
Syracuse Juneteenth Festival: ‘This truly is our independence day’Â
Community members gathered over the weekend with flag-raising, victory parade to commemorate the emancipation of enslaved people in the U.S.
 Central New York venues alert consumers to beware of third-party ticket resellers
The Landmark Theatre and State Theatre of Ithaca are among the local venues impacted by digital resellers, who sometimes charge significantly more for theater experiences.
Watercolor show at Le Moyne includes wide range of artists, styles
Central New York Watercolor Society’s Signature Show will be on display until Aug. 17 at the Wilson Art Gallery.
‘Reservation Dogs’ star Gary Farmer reflects on his five-decade career, Indigenous representation in Hollywood
The Haudenosaunee actor, musician and artist grew up in Buffalo and briefly attended Syracuse University. He recently sat down with Central Current for a wide-ranging interview.




