“The Truth: A Tragedy” is inspired by the cabinet of curiosities — a Renaissance precursor of the modern museum that contained highly eclectic collections. Their contents ranged from ancient artifacts and natural wonders to relics of the saints.
SUNY Oswego’s Tyler Art Gallery will open an exhibition on Friday, Jan. 27, of the cast-paper woodcuts and prints of Brooklyn’s Stewart Nachmias, whose work conveys the zest and humanity of urban life.
The Juried Student Art Exhibition, running concurrently with an exhibition of Brooklyn artist Stewart Nachmias’ cast-paper woodcuts and prints, annually invites submissions from students across campus in a wide variety of media.
Snowshoeing, X-C skiing, special guest speakers, live owls, bird watching trips, and scout merit badge programs are just some of the featured activities that will be fun for the entire family
Slow down! There are so many wonderful places in the United States and, of course, the whole world to see. Often we move too fast without seeing what is on the way. Now that we have the time John and I try to travel slowly and stay in one place longer than we use to.
I would like to know who started the concept of having dessert at the end of a meal. After eating Snicker Peanut Butter Pie at the Seneca Niagara Casino Hotel in Niagara Falls, NY, John and I agreed on three new dining-out rules.
The Oswego Lions Club presents “Roar with Laughter” with Headliner Andy Pitz and warm up comedian Regina DeCicco, Friday, January 27th at the American Foundry, 246 West Seneca Street, in Oswego.
While the connection to the classic holiday film is interesting, there are other attractions in the Central New York village of Seneca Falls in addition to the “It’s a Wonderful Life’ Museum.
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