Great venue reasonable parking underneath reasonable drink prices ; lovely staff . I'd gob to…read moreanother event here . Plus surrounded by all the local eateries you can't go wrong .

Well, I just went to see Guys and Dolls. The last play I went to was The Jersey Boys before all…read morethis woke crap. The acting and music was great but I could not get past a male playing a lead female role. It just ruined it for me. I felt like I was at a woke college campus playhouse where the players were alphabet soup people parading around. Not sure if I can go see another play again if they are going to be doing this to all the plays. The only way I could honestly rate this is if there were categories to rate separately so I was restricted to giving it a 1-star rating. Again, the acting and music was great, and it was entertaining but I walked out of there wondering what the hell did I just witness? I just don't understand how less than 1% of the population has to ruin everything for the rest of the 99%.

It is a nice center. I was there for a party brunch someone is getting married tomorrow so the…read morespace was nice clean the bathrooms was clean right next store to the room. They brought their own food and drinks. A nice space

From the owner: Community Folk Art Center, Inc. (CFAC), is a vibrant cultural and artistic hub committed to the…read morepromotion and development of artists of the African Diaspora. The mission of the center is to exalt cultural and artistic pluralism by collecting, exhibiting, teaching and interpreting the visual and performing arts. Public programming includes exhibitions, film screenings, gallery talks, workshops and courses in the studio, performing and expressive arts. A proud unit of the African American Studies Department at Syracuse University, CFAC is a beacon of artistry, creativity and cultural expression engaging the Syracuse community, the region and the world.

While a small museum, the Museum Of The Earth packs in a lot of exhibits and information. It's an…read moreimmersive experience at times as well with full rooms decked out with artifacts or fun interactive displays. For those in the Ithaca/Cayuga area, it's worth a stop in for an hour or so of your time.

This is an excellent indoor activity for children and adults. The cashier also informed us of the…read moremilitary discount. My husband is a navy veteran and the family receives 50% off admission. So many interactive exhibits. Visually exciting and made learning fun for my daughters on a rainy day.

Stay fresh Designs Art tonights exhibit downtown Syracuse theme Halloween and the Macabre. People…read morecame in costumes- ( then again- maybe they weren't in costume!!! ) Incredible variety of talent , styles and art image's including black light imagery. ( See Pix) A small place where weekly displays are placed to show ( and sell) A good turnout of people at tonights presentation. I'm told, how it works is, Displays are up for -a week. Anyone interested in purchasing sees Tommy, gives there info and when exhibit closes they can be called to purchase and pick up their items. Lovely sweet - or- maybe not!!!- Natalee **o ( see pix) works behind the counter selling drinks ( hmm- I saw nothing Red!) Then there was The Nurse in White- Darin! A few lovely girls with some extra pointy teeth, and even Woody/ Tommy was there. A smaller Venu that was really fun with some great art works and definitely worth a visit.

From the owner: Stay Fresh is a design agency and art gallery located in Syracuse, NY. They serve local and…read morenational clients and their art gallery hosts national and local talent. They handle all types of creative work and have one of the best reputations in CNY for creative work.

If you are a fan of Art Deco architecture and are in the Syracuse area, this building is a…read moremust-see. It gleams with chrome during the day, and brightly shines with lights at night. It stands as a lasting tribute to another age, an age of developing technology - an age of industrialists that looked to the future with wonder and determination.

I came here for a Yelp Elite event, and the staff of Liverpool Art Center were WONDERFUL!…read more Be warned: this is not your "step by step, paint-nite, everybody is painting the same thing" sort of place- you get to choose your own picture from the many choices they have, you get a canvas, the'll give you the paints and brushes, give you basic pointers, and off you go! If you need more assistance, they'd be happy to help- but otherwise, you have free reign! If you want to change up the colors on the picture, that's definitely allowed and they'll give you a different paint palette so you can achieve that! This would be a great place to have a girls' night, a bachelorette event, birthday party, etc.!

I was curious and decided to sign up, and then I created this here during one of my first class…read more(pic attached). The teacher (and owner) was very helpful and showed me tips and tricks I would of never thought of. The atmosphere was inviting and relaxing, a very family vibe. The other students were nice and welcomed me with open arms. (: I would recommend this to anyone who's looking for art lessons, the whole experience was pleasurable from beginning to end! Thanks Sandi!

I'm very pleased with my buying experience with David. My questions about the item were answered…read morepromptly, the package arrived quickly and was exactly as described. It would be great if they took plastic on an internet purchase, though, rather than send them a check.

I have purchased a couple of items over the years from Dalton's, and always had a great experience…read morewith these knowedgable folks with quality A&Cs items. I am across the country, and depend on their integrity, and have not been disappointed. And in one case, they suggested that they would be more comfortable selling an item to someone in person who was able to directly evaluate condition issues (tho priced accordingly) on a piece, and I appreciated that as well. Always one of the best selections of material in this field, both quality and condition. Helpful answering questions not related to sales too! Not inexpensive, but always great items worth seeing and considering if "Arts & Crafts" is you area of interest.

Whether you're a Syracuse resident or just visiting, the Erie Canal Museum is a must see…read more The Museum is small but mighty. It packs fun and education all into one place. Meander around the self guided museum to see a variety of exhibits including a boat you can actually sit in! The museum is great for all ages; young and old. The staff is super friendly and the admission price won't break the bank.

I didn't know much about Syracuse on the whole other than they have a university. And that the Erie…read moreCanal passed through here when it was a major mode of transportation. I am glad that I came to this museum as it added to my knowledge of the Erie Canal. More than I thought I knew. Do check out the website ahead of time. It has some important information. One such thing is parking, if you are lucky enough, you will be able to snag a spot reserved for the museum parking in the city lot located across the street from the museum. Find the spots that are labeled "Visitor Center Parking," this place doubles as the visitor center as well. Otherwise, there is street parking available at a small cost. Also from the website you will find the hours and price for admission. Admission here is technically "pay-what-you-wish" meaning it can be whatever you feel an admission is. But they suggest $12 at the time of me writing this review. Once inside you will be greeted right away. The staff here is mostly volunteers but definitely know their stuff when it comes to the canal. I was given the layout of the museum and suggested where to go first. The museum is two floors and it is suggested to go through the first floor first, unless you need to use the restroom, those are upstairs. If that is what you need, you can start upstairs. I started off by just checking out the first areas of the exhibits and was approached by another volunteer who took me on quick once through about the canal and important dates and events that marked the opening of the canal. You also find out that the street in front of the museum is named Erie Boulevard because that was once the canal route. That is until it was rerouted. The things you learn when you just listen. Then I was sent on my way to make it through the museum. I went slow and took a lot of pictures so I could go back to them in case I missed something. I really enjoyed the set up of this museum. You go through an explanatory phase of the museum and then you get to explore set ups and walk through displays. Take some time to explore the canal boat as you can walk through it and see what it was like to travel by canal. Believe it or not, people still travel through the canal for leisure travel and they have had visitors here that have shown up via the canals. Once you complete the first floor, trek upstairs and take a look at the displays of the businesses of the day. Bar, pottery place, general store, and theater. All meticulously put together and showing what it was like back in the heyday. After you have taken in everything in the museum you can head outside and take in a bit more. On the canal side of the building you can view the boat inside and what the weigh station looked like. Street side there are a few things to check. Their garden area is beautiful and a nice place to catch some rest. Fun fact, Syracuse was a major stop on the canal because of all the salt. Hence their nickname The Salt City.

Cheryl is a great Gallery Owner. Very knowledgeable on Artwork & excellent Customer Service. Very…read morefriendly too. Highly recommend for all Art & Custom Framing Services!

I won't comment on the gallery aspect of this business, my comments pertain to the framing service…read more I had two pieces framed here. Consultation (frame/mat selection) was Ok, work product was excellent but the pricing seemed high.