We at The Syracuse New Times pride ourselves on being the go-to location for all our readers’ events needs. So much so that a central part of our mission statement is helping Syracuse and Central New York residents plan their weekends time, so not a moment of free time is wasted. We don’t want anyone out there to ever feel caught off guard or surprised by a missed opportunity. And what kind of alternative news outlet would we be if we didn’t uphold that same ideology at the busiest and most free season of the year: summer! Below is every summer…
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If you’ve been keeping up with the New Times, you know that the concept of “buying local” hasn’t left the hearts of Central New Yorkers. Across the region, brick-and-mortar shops are opening to support local artisans and give them a permanent place to sell goods. But what about some of the original DIY-ers of history: farmers? If you’re looking to bring some “local love” to your diet and dinner table, a farmers market can be the best place to start. With temperatures warming up, it’s almost time to see fruits, veggies, flowers and anything else from mother nature dotting long tables…
The Syracuse New Times, one of the oldest alternative newsweeklies in America, quietly celebrated its 49th anniversary in February. But don’t expect us to be laying low in February 2019, when we will be celebrating 50 years as your reliable arts and entertainment alt-weekly. There will be plenty of special occasions to mark our birthday throughout 2019, so stay tuned and keep reading. We’ve covered plenty of events throughout those five decades, including several mayoral administrations, a few Woodstock mega-concerts and one mega-mall. We’ve also noted numerous changes along the way, from the visual makeover at the New York State Fair to the stylish morphing of Jim Boeheim’s courtside apparel. And we’ve had…
Local theater companies and personalities are nominated for 2017 SALT Awards.
You nominated, you voted, now here are your Best of Syracuse winners for 2017!
The Best of Syracuse Categories are in!
The balloting begins for the 21st annual poll.
The New Times recently took home some hardware from a trio of local news organizations.
Meet March’s employee of the month: Christopher Malone.
Meet January’s employee of the month: Robin Turk.
Meet December’s employee of the month: Tom Tartaro.
Meet our November employee of the month, Greg Minix.
Who came out on top at the 2016 SALT Awards?
The 2016 SALT Awards nominations are in.
See the 2016 Best of Syracuse winners, as chosen by readers.