Venues
Visit Our Public Venues
The College of Visual and Performing Arts hosts numerous events–many of which are free–at its public venues during the academic year. Join us for an exhibition, concert, or theatrical performance!
Because each venue's hours are contingent on our event schedule, we recommend that you visit our calendar for specific information regarding the dates, times, and parking information of the event you wish to attend.
Drama/Syracuse Stage Theater Complex
Home of the Department of Drama and Syracuse Stage, the complex contains three theaters and a cabaret space: the John D. Archbold Theater (499 seats), the Arthur Storch Theater (200-250 seats), the Loft Theater (65 seats), and the Sutton Pavilion. The department presents a full season of plays and musicals during the academic year.
Random Access Gallery
117 Smith Hall
Main Campus
Contact:
315.443.4613
The Random Access Gallery seeks to provide current graduate students with a space to expand upon their practice by contributing to cross-departmental dialogue. It enriches the arts community within Syracuse University and Syracuse as a whole through both graduate-organized programming as well as visiting artist exhibitions, which inform students by encouraging them to connect to other communities regionally, nationally, and internationally. Through its programs, Random Access seeks to bridge interests while expanding the College of Visual and Performing Arts’ graduate network.
Rose and Jules R. Setnor Auditorium
The Rose and Jules R. Setnor Auditorium seats approximately 700 people and primarily hosts a busy schedule of concerts, recitals, and lectures by students, faculty, ensembles, and guest artists of the Setnor School of Music. The majority of events in the auditorium are free and occur during the academic year.
Sue & Leon Genet Gallery
First Floor
The Nancy Cantor Warehouse
350 West Fayette St.
Syracuse
Contact:
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Based in the School of Design, the Sue & Leon Genet Gallery hosts exhibitions curated or consisting of work by the school’s students, faculty, and alumni. Exhibitions are presented during the academic year.
The Wall
First-Floor Hallway
Shaffer Art Building
Main Campus
Contact:
School of Art, 315.443.4613
The Wall is an exhibition space for student work in the School of Art.