Welcome to our community celebration
Juneteenth, An African American Cultural Festival, is the oldest known celebration of the ending of slavery. On June 19, 1865, two and a half years after...
MoreThe New York State Writers Institute, in association with the Office of the Dean of Special Programs at Skidmore College, will sponsor the tenth annual New York State Summer Young Writers Institute...
MoreSyracuse, NY. In anticipation of the 2008 Syracuse New Times Syracuse Area Music Awards Show, the executive board of the local music association is pleased to announce that submissions will be...
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Keepin' It Reel: Exploring Hip Hop Cinematic Festival 08
Event: Mixtress X: Hip Hop Unsung Heroine by filmmaker Dante Kaba
Date: Saturday February 16, 2008
Time: 4:00pm - 6:00pm...
MoreFebruary promises to be an exciting month at the Community Folk Art Center. The exhibition AfriCOBRA: Liberated Images opens on February 2nd with our Third Annual Gala Celebration. Later on in the...
MoreCommemorative Lecture by culture critic Joan Morgan on Feb. 7 is among many offerings throughout February
Syracuse University will kick off Black History Month on Friday, Feb. 1, with a...
MoreThe Community Folk Art Center is pleased to present two exciting visual arts classes this fall: Ceramics with Professor David MacDonald and Glass with Eunjung Shin Vargas.
DANCE
We also...
MoreFeatures Award Winning Photojournalists
The Alexia Foundation was begun by the parents of Alexia Tsairis, a Newhouse School of Public Communications undergraduate student who was killed in the Pan...
MoreThis area has Afro-Centric items, crafts, ethnic clothing, jewelry, African Art and more. Also featuring an entertainment stage with R&B, Caribbean, African drums, jazz and Latin American music that...
MoreExhibition is a Portrait of Teen Fathers and Their Children
Syracuse, NY - The Community Folk Art Center, 805 East Genesee Street in Syracuse, will present the exhibition "The Fathers' Project."...
MoreSYRACUSE, NY For the first time in Onondaga Community College's nearly 50-year history, visitors to the Syracuse M&T Jazz Fest have the chance to stay overnight in the brand-new, ultra-modern,...
More“MOM’S” An Evening of Comedy with Jackie “Mom’s” Mabley and Her Ladies, written by and starring Clarice Taylor. The veteran actress Clarice Taylor blends Mom’s delicious humor with a tasty stroll...
MoreThe Cultural Celebration will kick-off and conclude with an energetic musical piece by African Master Drummer David Etse Nyadedzor.
FERRANTE HALL: Ann Felton Multicultural Center, OCC campus...
MoreAll of the events are free and open to the public. For more information, please call 498-2787
Monday, February 5
Black Awareness Month Proclamation Ann Felton Multicultural Center: 11:15...
MoreSponsored by Syracuse University Africa Initiative,
Pan-African Community of Central New York (PACCNY),
S.U. Black Graduate Students Association (BGSA),
and Onondaga County Public...
MoreEVERYONE IS WELCOME
THURS., FEBRUARY 1
4:30 to 6:00 p.m.
Campus Activities Building (CAB) Lobby
155 Elizabeth Blackwell St.
OPENING CEREMONY
& DINNER
Welcome by Ronald Young, MBA,
Vice...
MoreSOUTH SALINA & WEST CASTLE STREETS: A CREATIVE CROSSROAD?
What is a Creative Community?
Why is it relevant to you? Find out at: An Open Forum on Creative Communities
Through its “Creative...
MoreThe Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance presents their Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Service 7:00 at Living Water Church of God in Christ,121 Huron Street Syracuse, NY Elder Nebraski...
MoreSyracuse University’s Office of Residence Life will sponsor a series of programs and events celebrating the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. during “I Have a Dream Week.” This year’s theme is “Hope....
MoreSYRACUSE, NY – WCNY will debut their new series, Mind Your Own Business, at the South Side Innovation Center January, 11, from 6:00-7:30pm. The series features area businesses competing to win a...
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