The Oswego High School Faust Theatre for the Performing Arts stage will be alive with the sound of music as the students present the annual musical on Feb. 10-11 at 7:30 p.m. This year the popular and fun loving “Sound of Music” will once again be brought to life.
This year, Chinese New Year celebrating begins on Jan. 23 – the Year of the Dragon. A few years ago we were in Hong Kong during Chinese New Year. Chinese New Year is like our Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year celebrations all rolled into one.
The Oswego Players will open their 74th season of presenting quality amateur productions to Oswego and its environs audiences with Agatha Christie’s “Witness for the Prosecution.”
My 93-year-old mother, who loves to cook, often says, “Nothing I make tastes like my mother use to make.” I agree with her but didn’t realize how much our ingredients had changed in flavor until I visited Albania.
The Oswego High School Chamber Singers are presenting a Cabaret Soup & Song Night on Jan. 14 from 5-7 p.m. It will take place at the Newman Center at SUNY Oswego. Each student will be performing a voice solo with instrumental accompaniment.
“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
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