Greg Grano and Sarah Sellman will, should you choose to accept it, send you on a mission around Syracuse: a mission to put a smile on a stranger’s face. American Bear Films and Guerrill

A mash-up poster of Troll Hunter and The Walking Dead has Syracuse fanboys and fangirls shivering with anticipation for this year’s Horror and Sci-Fi Garage Sale. On Saturday, June 30, from 1

The Central New York Jazz Arts Foundation will celebrate 11 years of downtown programming with their 2012 edition of the Northeast Jazz & Wine Festival, slated for Friday, July 27, and Saturday, July 28. Executive director Larry Luttinger announced the festival lineup on June 26, as well as new partnerships and locations for the returning fest.

Twin portraits of bandleader and music educator Stan Colella hang above the stage at the New York State Fair’s Chevrolet Court in recognition of his many years of service as the Fair’s m

A dozen sets of eyes looked on in anticipation as a pair of snapping turtles circled each other underwater a few feet from an observation deck at Beaver Lake Nature Center. Near-silence governed D

Merry-Go-Round producing director Ed Sayles said part of the inspiration for his new summer theater series called “The Pitch,” a collection of new plays and musicals presented each weeke

The Syracuse Shock will break its first huddle of the 2012 season on Saturday, June 9, at G. Ray Bodley High School in Fulton with cooks, textile workers, a Syracuse University student adviser and

 Asked repeatedly to offer a hopeful word about politics today to a gathering of self-professed political junkies, Ken Rudin, National Public Radio’s political editor, shook his head for

The final phase of construction has begun on the new rain gardens in Tipperary Hill’s Pass Arboretum...

In the past few months, Jeffrey Hoone, executive director of Light Work/Community Darkrooms, has worked with Syracuse University to set up...