The Lakeside exhibition provides an annual showcase for new and exciting artwork from across New York State. It provides a display of diverse subjects and artistic styles for area residents to enjoy.
The line between dancers and audience will blur March 30 and 31 at SUNY Oswego’s Waterman Theatre when Mexican-American choreographer Alex Escalante presents his “Clandestino,” which explores the struggle to maintain one’s culture despite borders, boundaries, passports and green cards.
A weeklong SUNY Oswego residency for the Boston Brass, who have entertained audiences for more than 25 years, will crescendo with a March 27 concert in Tyler Hall’s Waterman Theatre.
Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Katja Esson will teach, speak and screen one of her current projects during a four-day residency at SUNY Oswego, March 22 to 25.
Decorated classical composer George Tsontakis will visit SUNY Oswego on March 24 as part of a continuing collaboration between Oswego’s Rob Auler and Le Moyne College’s Andrew Russo, both accomplished pianists who each will perform pieces in a Tsontakis tribute at both schools.
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