The touring exhibit will premiere on July 6 and runs through Aug. 30 at select locations.
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Legendary Onondaga stick-maker Alfie Jacques’ legacy lives on in wake of his passing
The lacrosse community, friends and family members honor Jacques, who died at 74 in mid-June.
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CNY celebrates Fourth of July with rides, food, fireworks (photo gallery)
Patrons enjoyed a three-day event at the New York State Fairgrounds.
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‘Native Americana’ by Frank Buffalo Hyde mixes media and artistic commentary at the Everson
The show, which consists of a bevy of acrylics, two installations and a mixed-media assemblage, encompasses a variety of mass-culture imagery.
Posted inPhotojournalism
Syracuse toddler enjoys Downtown Farmers Market (photo of the week)
The market runs every Tuesday through October 10.
Posted inVisual Arts
New exhibits bring to life nature, Faery Land at Syracuse’s Station gallery
The Station, located on the third floor of 400 Burnet Ave., is open from  11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, and from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sundays.
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Lawyers bankroll judicial, DA campaigns in Central New York
Law firms — including some of Central New York’s largest practices — play an outsized role in financing the campaigns of judges who rule on their cases. That’s raised ethical questions, even as local lawyers defend the practice.
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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.
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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.
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Stopping to smell the roses (photo of the week)
Despite the rain, rose lovers showed up in good numbers to smell the flowers, at the annual Rose Day on June 14.
