"Close to Home" explores the theme of home and belonging through the lens of artists living within reach of Utica, examining the notions of roots, identity, and belonging within the context of the local landscape. This curated mixed media exhibition features artist residing within 100 miles of Utica, N.Y. Upstate Art Collective is a passionate […]
Presented by Tony Mandour on vocals and piano All proceeds to benefit St Jude children’s Hospital. Minimal suggested donation $10. For Reservations: Call 315-794-9014 Seating is Limited!
"Close to Home" explores the theme of home and belonging through the lens of artists living within reach of Utica, examining the notions of roots, identity, and belonging within the context of the local landscape. This curated mixed media exhibition features artist residing within 100 miles of Utica, N.Y. Upstate Art Collective is a passionate […]
JENPEPPER Mixed Media September 6 – 28, 2024 OPENING RECEPTION: Friday, September 6, 2024; 5:00 – 7:00 PM ARTIST TALK: Saturday, September 28 at 1:00 PM GALLERY HOURS: Thursdays and Saturdays 12 – 2 PM Gallery Hour Dates: Saturday, September 7 Thursday, September 12 Saturday, September 14 Thursday, September 19 Saturday, September 21 Thursday, September […]
"What would you get if you melded a bit of Art Blakey to the imagination of Lester Bowie? You'd get trumpeter Eddie Allen..." Nancy Ann Lee, JazzTimes We are proud to kick off our fall jazz series w/ Brooklyn based trumpeter/flugel-hornist Eddie Allen. Check out his website and you’ll see that Allen has serious chops […]
Hours: Saturday, September 14 from 8am to 5pm Sunday, September 15 from 8am to 2pm
presented by the Carl A. Rubino Hamilton at The Other Side series | with Aaron Strong, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies | Prof. Strong examines the pathways to effective climate action in rural communities on opposite sides of the planet, focusing on the dynamics of increasing rural community resistance to both renewable energy deployment […]
"Doug Deming & The Jewel Tones are making a new thing out of the old-skool blues, and the results are highly addictive...just swings with loads of energy and style." ~ Sunday Night Blues Project Tickets are $25 or $15 for students. Proceed to support the NEW Blues at The Other Side series! Seating is limited. […]
JENPEPPER Mixed Media September 6 – 28, 2024 OPENING RECEPTION: Friday, September 6, 2024; 5:00 – 7:00 PM ARTIST TALK: Saturday, September 28 at 1:00 PM GALLERY HOURS: Thursdays and Saturdays 12 – 2 PM Gallery Hour Dates: Saturday, September 7 Thursday, September 12 Thursday, September 19 Saturday, September 21 Thursday, September 26 Saturday, September […]
JENPEPPER Mixed Media September 6 – 28, 2024 OPENING RECEPTION: Friday, September 6, 2024; 5:00 – 7:00 PM ARTIST TALK: Saturday, September 28 at 1:00 PM GALLERY HOURS: Thursdays and Saturdays 12 – 2 PM Gallery Hour Dates: Saturday, September 7 Thursday, September 12 Saturday, September 14 Thursday, September 19 Saturday, September 21 Thursday, September […]
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"Killdeer unifies the collective experiences of Ambrose, Green and Jagels not only through their years of participation in the region’s music scene, but through endeavors in the United States and abroad (...) The embrace of creative versatility extends far beyond the band’s name and deep into Killdeer’s approach to musical composition, with equal focus on […]
How Racially Segregated Neighborhoods Were Intentionally Created In Rome, Utica, and the Surrounding Suburbs Presented by Jeff Miller, Professor of Communication & Media at Utica University Professor Miller will present evidence of the history and legacy of redlining in Utica, and the use of racially restrictive covenants in property deeds to prevent people of color […]
Paintings – Chris Cirillo October 4 – 26, 2024 Opening Reception – Friday 10/4 from 5-7pm Artist Talk – Saturday 10/26 at 1pm Gallery Hours from 12-2pm: Thursday 10/10 Saturday 10/12 Thursday 10/17 Saturday 10/19 Thursday 10/24 Saturday 10/26
Winner of New York City's 'Best of the Best' Jazzmobile Vocal Competition "Braden is a master vocalist and magnetic performer. Her music suits every mood and ranges from soulful to sassy. One of the great new voices in Harlem!" - J.J. El-Far, Creative Director of the Harlem Arts Fest Check her out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWx5STtAbvw Featuring: […]
Join us for a book event celebrating John Zogby's new book Beyond the Horse Race: How to Read Polls and Why We Should. Free and open to the public. About John Zogby: John Zogby — pollster, author, trend-spotter, and thought leader. John has spent the past four decades as one of the most accurate pollsters […]
The Carl A Rubino - Hamilton at The Other Side Series. Presented by Hamilton College digital librarian Sara Mohr and students. Free and Open to the public. Details to follow.
A part of Carl Rubino's Hamilton at The Other Side Series. Over the past year, students and staff in the library at Hamilton College have been working to digitally preserve and highlight two historic cemeteries in the area: New Forest Cemetery and Peterboro Cemetery. Through this work, we have developed strong community partnerships and created […]
Paintings – Chris Cirillo October 4 – 26, 2024 Opening Reception – Friday 10/4 from 5-7pm Artist Talk – Saturday 10/26 at 1pm Gallery Hours from 12-2pm: Thursday 10/10 Saturday 10/12 Thursday 10/17 Saturday 10/19 Thursday 10/24 Saturday 10/26
Featuring Tom Townsley, Morris Tarbell, Sean Peters, Jake Lozo, and Lenny Milano. with special guests Adam Bishton, Mike Barr, Jonah Fox, Jacob Toher and more! --- First 20 guests receive 1 beer token courtesy of The Green Onion Pub! Tickets are $20 and $15 for students. Seating is limited, first come first serve!
Paintings – Chris Cirillo October 4 – 26, 2024 Opening Reception – Friday 10/4 from 5-7pm Artist Talk – Saturday 10/26 at 1pm Gallery Hours from 12-2pm: Thursday 10/10 Saturday 10/12 Thursday 10/17 Saturday 10/19 Thursday 10/24 Saturday 10/26
David Rufo - Paintings Opening Reception: Friday, November 1st from 5-7pm Artist Talk: Saturday, November 30th at 1pm Gallery Hours from 12-2pm: Saturday, 11/2 Thursday, 11/7 Saturday, 11/9 Thursday, 11/14 Saturday, 11/16 Thursday, 11/21 Saturday, 11/23 Saturday, 11/30
You are welcome to UNLEASH your CREATIVITY. All forms of ARTISTRY are welcomed and appreciated. This is a LISTENING ROOM experience, so we must RESPECT each other's Time and Contribution. If you'd like to backline any equipment before your set, please arrive at 6:30pm or email tosuticabooking@gmail.com to discuss the details. *Doors open at 6:30pm, […]
featuring: Mike Dubaniewicz on sax Dan Pugh on organ Mike Cortese on drums Tickets are $25, $15 for students Seating is limited * call 315-735-4825 to reserve seats Thank you to our sponsors: Bank of Utica The Green Onion Pub and This project is made possible with funds from the Decentralization Program, a regrant program […]
by Maurice Isserman, Publius Virgilius Rogers Professor of American History at Hamilton College After generations in the shadows, socialism is making headlines in the United States, following the Bernie Sanders presidential campaigns and the election of several democratic socialists to Congress. Today’s leftists hail from a long lineage of anti-capitalist activists in the United States, […]
Darryl Rahn, originally from New Hartford, started his "Hometown Thanksgiving Show" tradition here 13 years ago, and is so excited to be back! Darryl will play original songs from his catalog, new songs, and some familiar covers. Tickets are $15 at the door. Seating is limited * arrive early!
David Rufo - Paintings Opening Reception: Friday, November 1st from 5-7pm Artist Talk: Saturday, November 30th at 1pm Gallery Hours from 12-2pm: Saturday, 11/2 Thursday, 11/7 Saturday, 11/9 Thursday, 11/14 Saturday, 11/16 Thursday, 11/21 Saturday, 11/30
David Rufo - Paintings Opening Reception: Friday, November 1st from 5-7pm Artist Talk: Saturday, November 30th at 1pm Gallery Hours from 12-2pm: Saturday, 11/2 Thursday, 11/7 Saturday, 11/9 Thursday, 11/14 Saturday, 11/16 Thursday, 11/21 Saturday, 11/23 Saturday, 11/30
Paintings December 6-28, 2024 Opening Reception: Friday, 12/6 from 5-7pm Finissage: Saturday, 12/28 at 1pm Gallery Hours from 12-2pm Saturday 12/7 Thursday 12/12 Saturday 12/14 Thursday 12/19 Saturday 12/21 Thursday 12/26 Saturday 12/28
Chess Records in Chicago was one of the most important labels in American music. It introduced the world to the first electric band in Muddy Waters' ensemble. It gave us some of the greatest blues vocalists (Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Etta James, Koko Taylor, et.al), the greatest blues harmonica players (Little Walter, Sonny Boy Williamson), […]
Join JWatch Productions for this hilarious holiday theme show featuring: Comedians Mr. Jaxn, Bigg Jay, Countryboi Efudge Featuring Brenda Brown and Canary-Lee Doors open at 6 show is at 7, food included! Best outfit wins a prize!
Paintings December 6-28, 2024 Opening Reception: Friday, 12/6 from 5-7pm Finissage: Saturday, 12/28 at 1pm Gallery Hours from 12-2pm Saturday 12/7 Thursday 12/12 Saturday 12/14 Thursday 12/19 Saturday 12/21 Thursday 12/26 Saturday 12/28
Paintings December 6-28, 2024 Opening Reception: Friday, 12/6 from 5-7pm Finissage: Saturday, 12/28 at 1pm Gallery Hours from 12-2pm Saturday 12/7 Thursday 12/12 Saturday 12/14 Thursday 12/19 Saturday 12/21 Thursday 12/26 Saturday 12/28
We will be discussing Tennessee William's first full length play, the one act Candles to the Sun. Set in the Red Hills coal mining section of Alabama, the play follows the lives and struggles of the coal miners as they attempt to unionize. Received with rave reviews in 1937, the play foreshadowed the rise of […]
This month's discussion will focus on the plant Fishwort. The smell of the torn fresh leaf is reminiscent of cilantro and fish. The plant is also known by the Latin name Houttuynia. In Japanese the plant's name translates to "brings poison under control." Many use the plant to remedy the symptoms of what are said […]
Objects – Anne Reichlin Opening Reception: Friday, January 10th from 5-7pm Artist Talk: Saturday, February 1st at 1pm Gallery Hours from 12-2pm: Saturday, 1/11 Thursday, 1/16 Saturday, 1/18 Thursday, 1/23 Saturday, 1/25 Thursday, 1/30 Saturday, 2/1
You are welcome to UNLEASH your CREATIVITY. All forms of ARTISTRY are welcomed and appreciated. This is a LISTENING ROOM experience, so we must RESPECT each other's Time and Contribution. If you'd like to backline any equipment before your set, please arrive at 6:30pm or email tosuticabooking@gmail.com to discuss the details. *Doors open at 6:30pm, […]
The Kneady Baker & Isle de Formaggio ask that all preorders be in no later than 9AM Friday morning. (To pre-order, call or text 914-774-9617)
The Big and Glassy Book Club will be meeting to discuss Octavia Butler's 1993 speculative novel: Parable of a Sower. The story is set in 2025 and follows the life of Lauren Olamina, an eighteen-year-old Black woman living in a climate change ravaged California and suffering from hyperempathy, a condition that causes her to feel […]
On July 22, 2002, "two old hippies," possessing a dream and not much more than a dime, started a coffeeshop business in Uptown Utica. It was to offer a feast for tongue, eyes, ears and imaginations, an inclusive, urban place where strangers could become friends face-to-face, a space for the artist and the dreamer in […]
Objects – Anne Reichlin Opening Reception: Friday, January 10th from 5-7pm Artist Talk: Saturday, February 1st at 1pm Gallery Hours from 12-2pm: Saturday, 1/11 Thursday, 1/16 Saturday, 1/18 Thursday, 1/23 Saturday, 1/25 Thursday, 1/30 Saturday, 2/1
Objects – Anne Reichlin Opening Reception: Friday, January 10th from 5-7pm Artist Talk: Saturday, February 1st at 1pm Gallery Hours from 12-2pm: Saturday, 1/11 Thursday, 1/16 Saturday, 1/18 Thursday, 1/23 Saturday, 1/25 Thursday, 1/30 Saturday, 2/1
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Heather Abrams Paintings - Watercolors - Monoprints Opening Reception: Friday, February 7 from 5-7pm Artist Talk: Saturday, March 1 at 1pm Gallery Hours from 12-2pm: Saturday 2/8 Thursday 2/13 Saturday 2/15 Thursday 2/20 Saturday 2/22 Thursday 2/27 Saturday 3/1
THIS EVENT WILL BE HAPPENING AT UNITY HALL CHECK OUT THEIR WEBSITE FOR TICKETS AND MORE https://www.unityhall.com/events “We are thrilled and deeply grateful to return to Unity Hall to present this landmark of the American stage,” says Woodshill’s Artistic Director, Allen Guy Wilcox. “Showcasing the work of 20th Century American playwrights in partnership with Unity […]
Scott MacDonald, Professor of Cinema and Media Studies at Hamilton College, has been teaching film history for over 50 years. He is the author of many books on film, two of which are just out: Comprehending Cinema (from Oxford University Press) and Publication as Autobiography (Sticking Place Books). After all that time and all his […]
Throughout Casting Ruth Ann Dandrea expresses thanks and angst; gratitude for life’s gifts of grandchildren, the bits and bounty of the natural world; distress over wars and waste, violence and greed. This collection is one of self discovery through love, loss and lessons learned. The images in Casting allow us a glimpse into the rhythms […]
Heather Abrams Paintings - Watercolors - Monoprints Opening Reception: Friday, February 7 from 5-7pm Artist Talk: Saturday, March 1 at 1pm Gallery Hours from 12-2pm: Saturday 2/8 Thursday 2/13 Saturday 2/15 Thursday 2/20 Saturday 2/22 Thursday 2/27 Saturday 3/1
Heather Abrams Paintings - Watercolors - Monoprints Opening Reception: Friday, February 7 from 5-7pm Artist Talk: Saturday, March 1 at 1pm Gallery Hours from 12-2pm: Saturday 2/8 Thursday 2/13 Saturday 2/15 Thursday 2/20 Saturday 2/22 Thursday 2/27 Saturday 3/1
This month we will offer a discussion of real life experiences using herbal medicine to heal ailments. Please come and share your stories of success, failure or indeterminate outcome when using a plant based remedy. I have some experiences working with others, friends, family and myself. I hope this is an opportunity for us to […]
Tom Townsley, Morris Tarbell, Sean Peters, Jake Lozo, Lenny Milano with special guests Todd Fitzsimmons, Ron Spencer, and Frank Talarico $20 / $15 for students sponsored by The Green Onion Pub
"Subtle shades of Sarah, a hint of Ella, but with a style and sparkle that's uniquely her own..." PJS Jazz Society Born and raised in Harlem, Annette St John stands out in a neighborhood of many show business notables. She grew up watching her mother and aunt perform as top dancers, and her uncle play […]
The Big and Glassy Book Club is back and ready for more. This time we will be reading the American masterpiece: Mark Twain's The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Originally published in 1885, it is the novel, Ernest Hemmingway claims, from which "All modern American literature comes... There was nothing before. There has been nothing as […]
Photography March 21 - April 26, 2025 Opening Reception: Friday, March 21 from 5-7pm Artist Talk: Saturday, April 26 at 1pm Gallery Hours: Saturday, March 22 Thursday, March 27 Saturday, March 29 Thursday, April 3 Thursday, April 10 Saturday, April 12 Thursday, April 17 Saturday, April 19 Thursday, April 24 Saturday, April 26
Exploring Historical Changes in Tree Cover Across Utica Implications for Urban Heat and Greenspacet with Heather Kropp, Assistant Professor for Environmental Studies Urban tree cover and greenspaces offer a wide array of social benefits and play a critical role in cooling the land surface during the summer. Changes in tree cover are largely shaped by […]
Ann Carey has been vocalizing in Central New York bands for gas money ever since the late seventies, morphing herself into the “music flavor of the month” in bands from Steppin’ Out, Blue Steel, Ted Radley and Co., Puttin’ on the Ritz, to her latest adventure in the duo Nook n’ Crannie. The doors are […]
During this discussion we’ll explore the cultural healing practices that the Southern Italian immigrants brought with them and cultivated in the Italian enclaves, such as Utica, NY. These practices, though often described as witchcraft, were a fundamental aspect of Italian-style folk Catholicism, but rooted in the ancient pagan traditions of Rome, Greece, and the greater […]
Join us to celebrate the release of Will's new book "Adding Saffron" Adding Saffron loosely traces its author’s life over the last ten years, but autobiographical events are not the focus of the poems so much as they are incidental facts. “Attentiveness is the natural prayer of the soul:”—so quipped Nicolas Malebranche, and that axiom […]
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Why Songs Matter with Doctuh Michael Woods, Margaret Bundy Scott Professor of Music Etmeritus Songs are "mile markers" in our lives; they can strongly evoke past moments, places, events, and loves. Using music theory and examples from popular music, Doc will shed light on how particular sounds evoke effects in the listener, making an emotional […]
"...one of the most exciting trumpet voices on the music scene" - All About Jazz An accomplished performer, composer, arranger, and educator who has worked with legends of music including Stevie Wonder, Alicia Keys, Aretha Franklin, The Count Basie Orchestra, and The Christian McBride Big Band over the last twenty years, Freddie Hendrix has made a name for himself […]
Photography March 21 - April 26, 2025 Opening Reception: Friday, March 21 from 5-7pm Artist Talk: Saturday, April 26 at 1pm Gallery Hours: Saturday, March 22 Thursday, March 27 Saturday, March 29 Thursday, April 3 Thursday, April 10 Saturday, April 12 Thursday, April 17 Saturday, April 19 Thursday, April 24 Saturday, April 26
Photography March 21 - April 26, 2025 Opening Reception: Friday, March 21 from 5-7pm Artist Talk: Saturday, April 26 at 1pm Gallery Hours: Saturday, March 22 Thursday, March 27 Saturday, March 29 Thursday, April 3 Thursday, April 10 Saturday, April 12 Thursday, April 17 Saturday, April 19 Thursday, April 24 Saturday, April 26
Carlie Sherry and Sarah Phyllis Smith Photography May 2 – 31, 2025 Opening Reception: Friday, May 3 from 5-7pm Artist Talk: Saturday, May 31, 1pm Gallery Hours from 12-2pm: Thursday, May 8 Saturday, May 10 Thursday, May 15 Thursday, May 22 Saturday, May 24 Thursday, May 29 Saturday, May 31
Music, Friends and Stories with special guests John Piazza Jr. - Trumpet Alan Cron - Trombone Hosted by: Mike Dubaniewicz - Saxophone featuring: Rick Montalbano - Piano Lou Smaldone - Bass Jimmy Johns - Drums Tickets are $20 or $10 for students with a student I.D. To reserve tickets: call 315-735-4825 or […]
Join us for another round of pysanky-making! Pysanky are often referred to as Ukrainian Easter eggs, but the tradition is much older than Easter itself. It's the perfect craft to celebrate spring's return. Rather than a class, we’ll gather together and sit side-by-side as we create these seasonal works of art. Like most traditional craft […]
This meeting will be held to discuss the various writings of Ralph Waldo Emerson, the first philosopher of the American spirit. His lecture "Nature" and essay "Self-Reliance" will be specifically discussed, as well as any other writings or works, Emerson's or otherwise, that members feel is relevant to his philosophy. The meeting is open to […]
Tom Townsley Morris Tarbell Sean Peters Jake Lozo Lenny Milano with Adam Bishton $20 or $15 for students Sponsored by The Green Onion Pub
Carlie Sherry and Sarah Phyllis Smith Photography Carlie Sherry Bio Carlie Sherry is an interdisciplinary artist based in New Hartford, NY and Assistant Professor of Foundations at Pratt Munson. Carlie has exhibited work both nationally and internationally. Notable group exhibitions include the National Association of Woman Artist Gallery in New York, NY, The Spinning Plate […]
Carlie Sherry and Sarah Phyllis Smith Photography Carlie Sherry Bio Carlie Sherry is an interdisciplinary artist based in New Hartford, NY and Assistant Professor of Foundations at Pratt Munson. Carlie has exhibited work both nationally and internationally. Notable group exhibitions include the National Association of Woman Artist Gallery in New York, NY, The Spinning Plate […]
Killdeer Trio has been busy since their last performance at The Other Side! Collectively, the group performed with Grammy-nominated violinist Sara Caswell. Individually bassist Evan Jagels is touring with pioneering math-rock band Dazzling Killmen, and drummer Sebastian Green is touring with NYC indie-rock band YouBet. Guitarist Wyatt Ambrose released his new album Up There in […]
This is an informal event where people can come and go as they socialize with the LGBTQ community and our allies. Emerson Ave. Cafe purchase required.
Patrick Fiore – Paintings June 6 to June 28, 2025 “Determination, hope, challenge, and beauty are the attributes and narratives expressed within my paintings. Inviting the viewer to reflect on our shared experiences, we acknowledge those who suffer the trials of inequity. I reference historical and contemporary human rights issues in a world offering bounty […]
Performing songs from America's golden eras – from Tin Pan Alley, ‘20s-‘40s Swing, the Blues, Rock ’n Roll, & Motown to Latin Rock, Classic Rock, Fusion, and Funk - the Dovetones keep the legacy of American music alive and well in Central New York. With a Masters degree in Opera, German-born vocalist/violinist, Juliane Price loves […]
The Other Side of Ellis Island: A Peoples' History of Immigration with Gianni Notaro multi-award winning public school teacher Why are so many fearful of those we deem as "others"? Who does this fear serve? Featuring the art of Patrick Fiore, local teacher Gianni Notaro will lead a lecture through the history of immigration in […]
The group has elected to read Henry Miller's controversial, 1934 fictive memoir, Tropic of Cancer. Banned from publication in America upon its initial release due to its "candid sexuality", the book was the center of a major court ruling that set a precedent for the cause of free speech, particularly in the realm of literature. […]
Patrick Fiore – Paintings June 6 to June 28, 2025 “Determination, hope, challenge, and beauty are the attributes and narratives expressed within my paintings. Inviting the viewer to reflect on our shared experiences, we acknowledge those who suffer the trials of inequity. I reference historical and contemporary human rights issues in a world offering bounty […]
Patrick Fiore – Paintings June 6 to June 28, 2025 “Determination, hope, challenge, and beauty are the attributes and narratives expressed within my paintings. Inviting the viewer to reflect on our shared experiences, we acknowledge those who suffer the trials of inequity. I reference historical and contemporary human rights issues in a world offering bounty […]
“Macbeth is an uncanny unity of setting, plot, and characters, fused together beyond comparison with any other play of Shakespeare’s.” -Harold Bloom Over four hundred years since its original staging, The Tragedy of Macbeth remains one of the world's most alluring and enduring pieces of dramatic theater—and, as Shakespeare’s shortest tragic work, it remains an […]
The group has elected to read two books in sequence: the first, a short work of journalism/travel writing called The Message by Ta-Nehisi Coates in which he travels to Senegal, South Carolina, and Israel-Palestine. Published in 2024, it should make for a highly relevant and deeply sickening read. This meeting will take place at The […]
September 12 - October 4 Opening Reception, Friday September 12, 5-7pm Artist Talk: Saturday, October 4, 1pm Gallery Hours: Thursdays and Saturdays 12-2pm
While cleaning out the attic of her family home, Canadian-American writer Naomi Guttman discovers bundles of love letters written during her parents’ transatlantic courtship. With those letters, plus home-movie footage, photographs, and surprisingly candid interviews about love, fidelity, and gender roles, Guttman weaves a poignant tale of a sixty-four-year marriage between two doctors whose love […]
The prolonged uncertainty these last several years has negatively influenced the mind-body health of many individuals and communities. The Building Connections Collective is raising awareness of collectivism for enriching healing practices and better overall health and wellbeing. This approach not only acknowledges individual experiences but also highlights the importance of community and shared cultural connections […]
September 12 - October 4 Opening Reception, Friday September 12, 5-7pm Artist Talk: Saturday, October 4, 1pm Gallery Hours: Thursdays and Saturdays 12-2pm
September 12 - October 4 Opening Reception, Friday September 12, 5-7pm Artist Talk: Saturday, October 4, 1pm Gallery Hours: Thursdays and Saturdays 12-2pm
OUTCAST returns to THE OTHER SIDE with the Aaron Posner Comedy “Life Sucks” After a 2-year hiatus, Outcast International is back to present the comedy “Life Sucks” at The Other Side in Utica, NY from October 9th through October 12th. Written by Aaron Posner, author of the hit play “Stupid F#%*ing Bird,” which is a […]
Carl A. Rubino Hamilton at The Other Side series Platform Plebs: Sharing Power, a talk by Ashley Gorham, Assistant Professor of Government Traditionally, online platforms, especially social media, have not been seen as political spaces. Yet as contemporary events attest, many social media platforms are distinctly political, featuring content and making policies of broad, public, […]