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    Music & Arts

    Music & Arts

    3.8
    (4 reviews)
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    Someone named Terry hung up on me 3 times. First time I thought it was a mistake. I was excited…read moreabout what I was looking for and not being some cranky buyer. If they don't carry what I was asking for she could have just said that. Very bizarre. No apology. When I called back a 3rd time I innocently said I think we might have got caught off (hoping to see if she would say anything as an explanation), but again she hung up. I don't normally leave a review, but that was seriously unprofessional for a business to do that.

    Music and Arts on Route 31 in Clay, NY (bordering Baldwinsville, Liverpool and North Syracuse) is a…read morewonderful place that helps people of all ages renew their love and passion for performing music! I have started playing the guitar for the last three years after playing the trumpet for my lifetime. Mostly known as a place for renting, buying and fixing musical instruments, this place is so much more.., I've purchased instruments for my own children over the years but now I've discovered they do lessons, sell non instrumental items like a chimes to get attention of a class as well as books of many levels to start or continue your love of music! On Christmas Eve, Genna and Ray helped me restring a broken G string on my acoustic guitar and helped me buy valve oil for a newly acquired trumpet and books to play Disney tunes on the trumpet. Genna kindly took my phone call and explained what they could do for my broken string. After identifying what I needed, Ray swiftly repaired my guitar so I could continue to get better during this break. In the past, I have had a "drum corps" at my junior high where my students could make the transition to math class by playing Home Depot buckets with drumsticks. Music and Arts donated the drumsticks when I explained what I was doing. This is a great place represented by kind people like Genna and Ray. Stop by or give them a call! They are right by the new Larger than Life store where Pier One used to be.

    Setnor School of Music

    Setnor School of Music

    5.0
    (1 review)

    The Setnor School of Music is located in Crouse College on the Syracuse University campus. The…read moreschool seeks to present live music in the face of a changing 21st century. The school's departments focus on Education, Industry, Performance, and Composition & History of Music. As a performing arts venue, the Setnor School of Music presents free performances of music in the historic Setnor Auditorium. Parking for concerts and events is convenient and available for free in Q-1 and Irving Garage. Music has thrived at Syracuse University since 1877, when the Department of Music was founded and SU became the first university in the United States to grant a degree in music and require four years' study in both music and theory. Now known as the Rose, Jules R., and Stanford S. Setnor School of Music, the school continues this proud tradition by offering professional-level training through six undergraduate and four graduate degree programs that allow talented musicians and future music industry leaders to excel both collectively and as individuals. The Setnor School of Music seeks to integrate community into the practice of live music-making. The school maintains a commitment to combining with high school groups, and houses the Syracuse Youth Orchestra, Allegro Youth Wind Ensemble, and the Syracuse Children's Choir. For more information on the Community Music Division of the Setnor School, contact Amy Mertz at ammertz@syr.edu. For more information, visit the school's webpage at www.vpa.syr.edu/music or follow us on Twitter. Be sure to 'check-in' to events on Foursquare or Facebook.

    Sterling Renaissance Festival

    Sterling Renaissance Festival

    2.9
    (79 reviews)
    $$$

    What an extremely disappointing experience. My Husband was very excited when he saw it was family…read moreweekend. He had been a few times and reminisced about the magic he felt there as a child and wanted that for our children. His explanation of how it was, was the same story I had heard from many of my friends as a child in the 90's. A place where you go back in time. Fully immersed, people not breaking character in awe of modern life because they do not even know it. Then we entered the festival. To start with the prices are absolutely insane. $19 for a turkey leg. $14.50 for a smoothie, etc. All that though I could have been fine with but the experience was horrendous. Workers on their smart phones, not attempting to even sound like they are from the past. People working there walking around like furries with tails attached to them. They are moving to CASHLESS! Yes you read that correctly. Digital tablets all over. If there is anywhere in NYS that should only require cash it's this place. I didn't see any beggars or thieves, but that was okay since after the shows the performers begged for more money and we were robbed of time and money. The magic was totally gone from this place. We will never come here again. My kids could not wait to get out of there.

    Oh, how I loathe giving out 1 star reviews when I know small business works so hard…read more Let's preface this by saying it could totally be stylistic and personality. I'm just not into such an odd time in our history. In any case, Renaissance festival as a business- horrible. We arrived at 11am. Waited in line for 40 minutes to get in the door. They seriously need help with crowd and line management. If six flags, sporting events, etc. can figure it out, a business that has been in place for 50+ years can. We also waited an hour in line for food when it was lunch time. The food was fried pickles and mushrooms that were incredibly overpriced & absolutely not worth the money spent. The inefficient process of the entire place had my type A personality in a bit of a tizzy. One, that's right ONE person was taking the orders, collecting the cash, getting the drinks, putting the order together, and serving it to the ordered. It was like this in every booth including fried cheese curd line, turkey leg line, rose pub, etc. Long lines everywhere with one server. Additionally, I visited when I was in my early 20s and in my childhood, what I don't remember is every show asking for money to be donated to them. Well, we only caught 3 shows because of the long lines, but each show asked us to donate money to them personally or the one show was to their non- profit for birds. If you like paying for over priced tickets, paying too much for bad food, long lines, crowds, and then being asked to donate even further to each show, this is the place for you. Trust me that it hurts to write such a bad review, but hopefully if someone is on the fence about visiting, this feedback will help. Be prepared that this is not an efficiently run organization and it's really too bad how its draw no longer appeals to me as it did when I was younger. The kids we were with ages 9,9, 11, 13, & 15 couldn't leave soon enough. Sad that there is no longer the appeal to kids either- but they could be a bit type A like their parents A Plus - the two comedy shows did give quite the chuckle with some of the witty humor.

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