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As one door closes, Ithaca's bar scene expands

As one door closes, Ithaca’s bar scene expands

By Kellyanne Kearney, Contributing Writer September 11, 2024
The Range, a beloved bar located on the Ithaca Commons, closed its doors for good Aug. 3, 2024. The bar was first opened in 2016 by owners Andrew Schreck and Tommy Grozier. The Range was both a bar and a music venue that hosted a variety of themed nights, including “ThursGays” on Thursdays and Salsa nights on Wednesdays. On “ThursGays,” the Range would host a variety of weekly queer events with local drag performers. On salsa nights, anyone was able to come and learn to salsa dance and listen to Latin music. The Range also showcased local Ithaca bands and DJs weekly.
The perfect pairings of music and drinks

The perfect pairings of music and drinks

By Emma Kersting, Podcast Editor April 3, 2024
Podcast Editor Emma Kersting pairs Ithaca's live music venues with drinks from their locations.
The Bartender Recommends

The Bartender Recommends

By Sophia Adamucci, Editor in Chief December 12, 2019

Drag performer Dizzy DeSecretion performs onstage at Drag Night at The Range.

Performers dress up and dance at downtown bar’s Drag Night

By Harley McKenzie, Staff Writer October 24, 2018
Onlookers clap and hold out dollar bills. The energy builds as Dagger jerks erratically before death-dropping.
P.J. Morton, the keyboardist from pop group Maroon 5, will be coming to the Finger Lakes Thaw music festival from New Orleans. The festival is two days long and has 35 artists performing.

New music festival breaks the ice in Ithaca

By Kate Nalepinski, Senior Writer March 20, 2018
Nick Frazier, co-founder of Sticky C Key, said his dream is to bring something new to Ithaca that bridges the gap between locals and college students.
Junior Sam Fuller and senior Yana Mazurkevich looked over photos taken at their Hurricane Irma headshot fundraiser. The two held an event where students could pay $5 to have their headshots taken. Fuller and Mazurkevich raised $270 for GlobalGiving, a nonprofit which is hosting a Hurricane Harvey and Irma relief fund.

Students host fundraisers for classmates affected by hurricanes

By Phoebe Harms, Contributing Writer September 27, 2017
There are about a dozen students from the Houston area at Ithaca College, David Maley, senior associate director of media and community relations, said.
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