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More than 20 arts and cultural organizations will collaborate to present ArtsWeek, a two-weekend program of visual and performing arts events that began July 23 and concludes Sunday, July 31. With 22 organizations involved, ArtsWeek is the largest celebration of the arts in the region.

The fourth annual “Drive-In Night” at Rome’s Capitol Theatre,.

The annual spectacle the Syracuse Nationals has become received further enhancement this year with pictureperfect midsummer weather. Sure it was hot; sure it was humid. But it didn’t rain, so the weekend was without the flooding drama that has plagued it in the past.

Bill Coughlin, Jimmy Curtin.

Sculptor David MacDonald spent the last year creating new pieces of art, and in The Power of Pattern, visitors to the Everson Museum of Art can see the fruits of his labor. The show isn’t a point of departure for MacDonald.

The Oz favorites go way over the rainbow in this kiddie-oriented rearrangement of classic storytelling riffs that starts a fourperformance run this week at Cortland Repertory Theatre,.

But after facing heated criticism they’re changing their tactics. Now, instead of attacking Medicare head-on, they’re calling for spending caps to disguise their plan to gut Medicare. Spending caps would actually trigger massive cuts to Medicare within a few years.

Warm weather is here and it’s time to get the garden going. Gardening is good for you on many levels—from the mental health boost you get from doing something relaxing to the physical benefits of exercise, time outdoors and adding fresh vegetables to your diet.

“Myself and two people at The Redhouse, Stephen Svoboda and Laura Austin, started talking last winter about creating a partnership where we could help facilitate bringing the arts and cultural community together,” said Peter Spartano, executive producer and vice president for broadcasting at WCNY.