Symphony Syracuse gave a special children's concert before their regular evening performance

The newly formed Symphony Syracuse performed last Friday for a nearly sold-out crowd under the tent at Arrowhead Park in Inlet. Fulton Chain of Lakes Performing Arts Council chairman Jerry Dupuis is shown congratulating popular Maestro Grant Cooper, who conducted the performance.

by Marianne Christy

Near-capacity crowd turns out for last weekend’s Arrowhead Park performance

Fulton Chain of Lakes Performing Arts Council chairman, Jerry Dupuis

A near capacity crowd of music lovers filled the tent at Arrowhead Park in Inlet on Friday, July 29 to enjoy a performance by the Symphony Syracuse Orchestra.

According to Barbara Criss of the Fulton Chain of Lakes Performing Arts Council, Inc. (FCLPAC), the organization responsible for bringing the symphony to Inlet the last 13 years, the symphony once again delivered an outstanding program, and played well beyond their contracted two hours. Continue reading →