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Slutzker C. • November 5, 2012A small theater near the SU campus with comfy seats and lots of charm. Great place to go for dinner across the street and then an evening show!
James C. • August 14, 2016Was a great museum that had a lot of history. It is worth the suggested donation and the walk on canal boat is great.
Jon • August 23, 20145 temporary exhibit areas that change twice a year along with a huge permanent exhibit space covering hundreds of years of CNY history.
8.1Science Museum •500 S Franklin St (at W Jefferson St), Syracuse
Michelle H. • October 4, 2012Really cool! even for adults. Totally hands on. 11 &13 year Olds enjoyed and learned some stuff. The laser maze is a must do!
Jeanne C. • August 26, 2016Follow their event feed on social media for cool craft classes and such where you can meet like minded people in a lovely, calm environment.
Natalee • September 14, 2013Hard to find but it's worth it. The staff is awesome, especially Devon and Sierra at the bar. Can't wait to come back!
Scotty R. • November 4, 2010friendly staff, awesome music.. just saw Hawk Nelson, Fazeshift, John Reuben, Revive and Britt Nicole this past Tuesday!! great place to check out!!
Syracuse University • July 23, 2014The one-of-a-kind organ on stage was originally built in 1889 and rebuilt in the 1920s and 1950s. On sunny days, the sunlight shines through the stained glass windows onto the organ.
Tracy S. • September 10, 2011Middle balcony dead center seats are the best in the house! the bathrooms are also nice!
Will D. • August 27, 2011Try to get your seat early. They go fast. A fight could break out over trying to save a seat (or stealing a saved seat).
Ty M. • February 8, 2013One of the oldest community theater organizations in town - and, you get a free cookie at every show!
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