Small, local vendor markets make for safer gift-hunting
A few holiday shopping options that will keep you clear of large crowds. More...
News & Opinion
Cuomo: Salons, barbershops, and gyms in orange zones can reopen
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has unveiled details of the state's “winter plan” aimed at limiting COVID-19 spread and avoiding economic shutdowns.
News & Opinion
National Women's Hall of Fame works to recognize under-represented women
A virtual ceremony hosted Thursday honored six Black women posthumously, including Toni Morrison, Henrietta Lacks, and Aretha Franklin.
News & Opinion
DiNapoli sets net-zero carbon target for New York retirement fund
The announcement is a victory for environmental advocates, who have called on the state to divest from fossil fuel companies for years.
Music
Three Heads’ annual 'Homegrown' event — which goes virtual in January — just got cozier
In the face of COVID-19's winter surge, Three Heads Brewing and Lovin' Cup keep their annual "Homegrown" party going with an immersive virtual event.
Arts & Entertainment
No humbug: Geneva Theatre Guild to livestream holiday classic 'A Christmas Carol'
This weekend, Geneva Theatre Guild will have you seeing ghosts in its adaptation of this holiday perennial.
Arts & Entertainment
UR International Theatre Program’s 'The Government Inspector' is a Trumpian satire from the 19th century
In its first virtual production, UR International Theatre Program presents Gogol's prescient political satire "The Government Inspector."
Live at Lunchtime: Nathan Davenport @ Cobblestone Arts Center
