The historic Nelson Grange building was converted into the The Nelson Odeon in 2010. It is a renovated, small community-minded center for performances, nestled in the scenic rolling hills just to the east of Syracuse. Along with promoting music from across New York State, one of the Odeon's main missions is in bringing well respected regional, national, and international acts to the Central New York area to play for music lovers and music discoverers alike. Inside its century-old wooden walls breathes a warmth that begs music to flow through and off of. The hall had a stage installed many years ago, complete with footlights and curtains, purpose-built to entertain audiences, from music to plays to speeches. Going unused for decades, the Nelson Odeon breathes new life into the hall from the stage and entertain audiences again as it was intended.
The historic Nelson Grange building was converted into the The Nelson Odeon in 2010. It is a renovated, small community-minded center for performances, nestled in the scenic rolling hills just to the east of Syracuse. Along with promoting music from across New York State, one of the Odeon's main missions is in bringing well respected regional, national, and international acts to the Central New York area to play for music lovers and music discoverers alike. Inside its century-old wooden walls breathes a warmth that begs music to flow through and off of. The hall had a stage installed many years ago, complete with footlights and curtains, purpose-built to entertain audiences, from music to plays to speeches. Going unused for decades, the Nelson Odeon breathes new life into the hall from the stage and entertain audiences again as it was intended.
