About 200 people gathered in Everson Community Plaza to celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day.
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Literacy torch burns bright in Syracuse with return of Light a Candle parade, fest
The Light a Candle for Literacy Parade and Children’s Book Festival is back after a hiatus and organizers want the Central New York community to know it.
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Time-traveling exhibit at Everson gives visitors a look at museum’s mixed media collection
The show, selected entirely from the Everson’s permanent collection, is more than a time traveler although it looks at artistic movements, at the values influencing various artists and at how society has evolved over the years.
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CNY Arts seeking funding applications from artists for federal stimulus money
Applications are due Oct. 10.
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Syracuse organizers’ lawsuit ends required police presence at community events
A lawsuit by the Black Artist Collective and Black Cuse Pride led the city to add more objective requirements when it has Syracuse police patrol community events.
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Light Work exhibit: ‘Caribbean Dreams’ explores identity, exodus through still life
Discussing nuanced themes in an exhibition is a complex undertaking, but photographer Samantha Box has no problem meeting the challenge.
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Norman Rockwell exhibit brings more than just a slice of Americana to Utica
“Norman Rockwell,” on display at Utica’s Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute, showcases an artist both beloved for his view of small-town America and reviled by a coterie of art critics during the 1950s.
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Central Current, other local nonprofits awarded $1M in grants from CNY Community Foundation
The grant from the CNY Community Foundation, for $50,000, will support start-up costs for Central Current’s new digital newsroom, including hiring editorial and business staff.
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Author Seamus Kirst visits hometown Syracuse as latest book rises in popularity
Syracuse author Seamus Kirst plans to publish four more books in the next two years.
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Syracuse Ukrainian Church community mourns Russian attack on homeland
An overflow crowd gathered at the 207 Tompkins St. church in Syracuse to pray for Ukraine as Russia invaded the country.
