A tribute to the music of New York City, the return of local act IY/New Neighbors and Not from Wisconsin in a photo round-up of the holiday weekend by Heather Ainsworth and Ed Dittenhoefer.
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From the monthly archives:
November 2010
Phish bassist, Mike Gordon, and his band played to a sold-out crowd Tuesday, November 23, at the Westcott Theater in Syracuse. Post Photographer Heather Ainsworth was there.
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Musician and educator Branford Marsalis will stop by Ithaca College Monday, December 6 for a free performance.
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A round-up of events over Thanksgiving weekend.
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It’s a dog-eat-cat world. Cartoon by Amelia Sauter.
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The Felice Brothers: Greg Farley, and siblings James and Ian charmed a sold-out show at Castaways Saturday, Nov. 21. Post photographers Heather Ainsworth and Ed Dittenhoefer round-up the weekend’s concerts.
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Ithaca Post contributors Amelia Sauter and Bob Proehl were featured fiction writers at two well-attended readings last week.
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After a few years living out of a bus, and propagating their folk mythology through two self-released albums, the Felice Brothers signed to Conor Oberst’s Team Love label, and released an eponymous “brick and mortar” debut, and last year’s Yonder is the Clock.
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Stone’s second Wall Street movie was not merely a reflection of the director’s age-old prejudices, but an uncomfortable mirror exposing sweeping social trends that threaten to propel women back to their original pre-feminist roles, zapping us into the Stepford wives of the 1950s.
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