Munson is proud to partner with Oneida County Tourism through a co-op marketing initiative that highlights the best of our region’s arts and culture. This collaboration brings bold visibility to Munson’s programs and exhibits while inviting visitors to explore everything Oneida County has to offer. Get ready for more color, culture, and community!
Utica’s April arts scene is electric! From John Waters and Joan Jett to Brantley Gilbert and DIY shows, discover the city’s must-see performances.
When a record-breaking snowstorm blanketed Oneida and Herkimer Counties, residents faced the challenges with grit and gratitude. From snowball fights and skiing adventures to neighbors helping neighbors, the community turned a frosty ordeal into a heartwarming tale of resilience and fun. Read how Upstate New Yorkers embraced winter’s wonderland with smiles, shovels, and sleds!
On December 21, 2024, the Utica Police Community Outreach Team had the honor of assisting at a heartwarming toy giveaway event, bringing joy and holiday spirit to local families. The event was a true reflection of the power of community, as the department worked alongside other organizations to ensure the day was filled with smiles,…
The premiere of The Christmas Letter brought holiday magic and Hollywood charm to Utica’s Stanley Theatre, celebrating the city’s starring role in this new holiday film. With local sights on the big screen and a reunion of classic comedy icons, the event was a hometown celebration like no other.
Discover Angela DeCarlis’ powerful exhibit, Illusions & Alchemy, at 4 Elements Studio in Downtown Utica. Through captivating artwork, DeCarlis explores personal transformation and challenges societal expectations, offering a thought-provoking journey of self-discovery.
In a significant move to honor Utica’s deep historical roots, Liberty Bell Park has officially been renamed Lafayette Square following a unanimous 9-0 vote by the Utica Common Council. This change not only reflects the city’s appreciation for its past but also prepares for the upcoming bicentennial of General Lafayette’s visit to Utica in 1825.
As the kickoff to Hispanic Heritage Month in Upstate NY, the annual Latin American Festival has grown from a modest cultural gathering in 2005 to one of the most anticipated and diverse festivals in the region. This year’s celebration was a testament to Utica’s rich cultural diversity and its commitment to inclusivity.
The Latino American Festival is more than just an event; it’s a celebration of the vibrant and diverse Latino community in the Mohawk Valley. It brings together people from all backgrounds to enjoy the richness of Latino culture, fostering connections and understanding among the many ethnicities that make up our region.
As June approaches, communities around the globe prepare to celebrate LGBTQ Pride Month, a time to honor the progress made toward equality and to acknowledge the ongoing struggles faced by the LGBTQ community. In Utica, however, a recent decision has sparked controversy and disappointment among many residents. This year, the Pride flag will not be flown at Utica City Hall, a departure from previous years that has led to a heated debate about inclusivity and representation.