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Onondaga Civic Symphony Orchestra
Symphoria
Syracuse Opera
CNY Jazz Central
CNY Folkus
CNY Bluegrass Asssociation
Bill Knowlton’s Bluegrass Ramble
Civic Morning Musicals
Syracuse Arts
Kellish Hill Music Farm – the place where the music lives
The Nelson Odeon – bringing well respected regional, national, and international acts to cny
Delaney Brothers – Bluegrass
Nick Piccininni – Multi-Instrumentalist, Songwriter and Entertainer
Jeffrey Pepper Rodgers – musician, author, and teacher
Mike Powell – his words are honest, his performances are captivating, intimate, and interactive
Charley Orlando – “.. brings to mind the richness, soul and intelligence of the folk- rock
movement at its best.” Post Standard, Syracuse, NY
Jamie Notarthomas– “.. a modern day Woodie Guthrie.” – Relix Magazine
Two Hour Delay – Live, Original, Music! .. in Central NY
BeatleCUSE – featuring 64+ local musicians, all-stars & Syracuse Music Hall of Famers
Turtle Hill Folk Festival – join us at the Rotary Sunshine Campus, 809 Five Points Rd., Rush NY (30 minutes south of Downtown Rochester)

Museums:

Everson Museum of Art – Syracuse
Onondaga Historical Society – Syracuse
The Schweinfurth Memorial Art Center – Auburn
Seward House – Auburn
Munson William Proctor Arts Institute – Utica
Central Square Station Museum – Central Square
Erie Canal Museum – Syracuse
Art Gallery in Reisman Hall – Cazenovia
Community Folk Art Center, Inc. (CFAC) – Syracuse

Living / National History Museums:

Chittenango Landing Canal Boat Museum
The OCADA visited and received a personal tour of the historic site and all the members were very impressed. This site is definitely worth a visit! They are very children friendly, with an education center, interpretive center and many hands on exhibits. They have many events during the year and an “Annual Canal Fest” toward the end of June which may of us already plan to attend. Please visit their web site by clicking their name above, and take a look.

Fort Ontario
Fort Ontario provides almost 250 years of construction and evolution. The earthworks of the fort date back to 1759 , and the five main buildings were erected from 1842-44. They are definitely worth a visit, click into their web site for more information.

Libraries:

Onondaga County Public Library – Syracuse
Maxwell Memorial Library – Camillus
Manlius Library – Manlius
Cazenovia Public Library – Cazenovia
Marcellus Free Library – Marcellus

Local Artistry / Art Galleries:

Skaneateles Artisans, LLC – Skaneateles
Gallery 54 – Skaneateles
Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor
Rochester Folk Art Guild
Art by Evelyn
Clayscapes Pottery Inc.
Snake Oil Glassworks
Heirlooms
Delavan Art Gallery
ArtRage Gallery
Edgewood Gallery
Baltimore Woods Nature Center
SUArt Art Galleries

Radio:

NPR (National Public Radio)
Tiny Desk Concerts: e.g., Joan Shelly
PBS (Public Broadcasting Service)
Charlie Rose Show
The Diane Rehm Show
A Prairie Home Companion
Wait-Wait-Don’t-Tell-Me

Television:

WPBS-TV
Personally, I think Charlie Rose is the best show on Television. If you haven’t seen it, please give it a try. I wish it was presented in prime time.

Internet (with my personal recommendations):

NPR – Tiny Desk Concerts (or via YouTube): e.g., Joan Shelly,
Lawrence Krauss: The Greatest Story Ever Told; The Border Between Reason & Nonsense; On Q and A
Neil deGrasse Tyson: Astrophysics for People in a Hurry
Richard Dawkins & Neil deGrasse Tyson: Question Everything
Dawkins, Krauss, deGrasse Tyson, Bill Nye, Brian Greene: The Storytelling of Science
Christopher Hitchens (RIP): Talks at Google, The Axis of Evil, ..
Christopher Hitchens Tributes: Lawrence Krauss, Richard Dawkins, Bill Maher, ..
YouTube Enlightenment: “Young Turks“, “Sam Harris“; “John Oliver“; “Trevor Noah“; “Rachel Maddow“; .. for Fun/Laughs/Truth(?) .. “Stephen Colbert“; “Bill Maher“; “Seth Meyers“; “George Carlin” (still relevant); “SNL Political Skits“

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