There’s so much natural beauty in the Central New York area, why not take advantage of it all without ever leaving your living room? Immerse yourself in nature via 360° virtual tours of New York State

Welcome to Wazzup Weekly, Visit Syracuse’s weekly platform of local tourism information to help you Do Your Thing, push through the rest of the week and then some. Whether you're a visitor or a

Syracuse is a city with a rich history of African American culture. From early abolitionists and the Underground Railroad to the 15th Ward and the city’s resurgence of the Salina St. corridor.

Winterfest is coming to Syracuse February 13-23 and we are more than excited to celebrate one of our favorite seasons! Winterfest is the perfect excuse to get outside and join in on this celebration

The First Annual Syracuse Pond Hockey Classic tournament is set to take place Saturday, February 1, 2020, after being postponed due to warmer than usual January temperatures. Combining a passion for

Holiday cheer reigns supreme in Syracuse each December as locals and visitors alike take in all the lights and sights of the season. Check out a few of our favorite regional events and activities that

Winters in central New York make the perfect backdrop to every holiday celebration and Syracuse is no stranger to holiday festivities. The entire month of December is full of celebrations. Live music,

Thanksgiving weekend is about the turkey, football, family, and friends. But that’s not all! Syracuse is full of events and activities to kick-off the holiday season. Whether you’re staying here in

Looking to pick some pumpkins or apples, drink some cider, try out a hayride, and pet some farm animals all in one spot? Then read on for our list of family-friendly fall festivals and other fun farm

Familiar and Troubling: A conversation with Twelve Angry Men director James Still

James Still has been the playwright-in-residence at Indiana Repertory Theatre for 22 years. His plays include the