The Empire State Film Festival, which will exclusively screen films produced in New York state, launches at Cinemapolis in ...
As the crisp autumn air settles over the Finger Lakes region, residents and visitors have musical and theatrical ...
From the State Theatre, Cornell and Ithaca College to local breweries and wineries, there is no shortage of opportunities to ...
NYTimes: ‘Provocative and absorbing… a minor miracle.’ Earlier in the fall is the first of two performance residencies. Joseph Madeiras, a veteran Broadway actor has been working through performing ...
The U.S. Foods Scholars Program selects 20 students nationwide to be part of their annual class, and this year, Cornell ...
American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten addressed the state of public education, union organizing and ...
You’d be forgiven if you thought a play titled “N/A” meant “Not Applicable.” But the Kitchen Theatre Company’s dynamic ...
Once upon a time in the early-ish 21st century, there lived a woman named Kya in a City called Ithaca. Kya was a quiet woman ...
Community researchers shared a peer-led survey designed to better reach Tompkins County's youth experiencing homelessness, while acknowledging that partnering youth researchers challenged demographic ...
The poet Langston Hughes once asked, “What happens to a dream deferred?” For postal worker Ed Saxberger (Willem Dafoe) in ...
Many businesses sprout in Ithaca as an independent project of undergrad or to address community needs. From Dos Amigos to Via ...
During its Sept. 2 meeting, the Ithaca Common Council moved forward with the redevelopment of the former Seneca Street ...
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