College in Aurora, and both Utica College and SUNY Institute of Technology in Utica. Public libraries Onondaga County Public Library (OCPL) operates Syracuse's public libraries. Including the Central Library, ten city libraries, and 21 independent libraries in suburban Onondaga County. A library card from any OCPL library will work at any of the other OCPL libraries. City libraries Central Library Beauchamp Branch Library Betts Branch Library Hazard Branch Library Mundy Branch Library Northeast Community Center Library Paine Branch Library Petit Branch Library Soule Branch Library Southwest Community Center Library White Branch Library Suburban libraries Baldwinsville Public Library Brewerton NOPL Cicero NOPL DeWitt Community Library East Syracuse Free Library Elbridge Free Library Fairmount Community Library Fayetteville Free Library Jordan Bramley Library LaFayette Public Library Liverpool Public Library Manlius Library Marcellus Free Library Maxwell Memorial Library Minoa Library North Syracuse NOPL Onondaga Free Library Salina Library Skaneateles Library Solvay Public Library Tully Free Library Arts and culture Performing arts Live jazz music is the centerpiece of two annual outdoor festivals in Syracuse, the Syracuse Jazz Festival, Polish Festival as well as the CNY Jazz Arts Foundation's Jazz in the Square Festival. Performers in the last five years have included Chuck Mangione, Joshua Redman, Smokey Robinson, Branford Marsalis, The Bad Plus, Randy Brecker, Stanley Clarke, Jimmy Heath, Terrence Blanchard, Slide Hampton, Bobby Watson, Dr. John, and Aretha Franklin. The Polish Festival hosted Grammy winners Jimmy Sturr and his Orchestra, Polish music legend Stan Borys and Irena Jarocka, Grammy nominee Lenny Goumulka, LynnMarie, Dennis Polisky & The Maestro's Men, Jerry Darlak and the Buffalo Touch & The John Gora Band. Syracuse was home to the 75-member Syracuse Symphony Orchestra (SSO), founded in 1961. The SSO's former music directors include Daniel Hege, Frederik Prausnitz and Kazuyoshi Akiyama. The orchestra performed over 200 concerts annually for an audience of over 250,000. The SSO filed for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in 2011 and was replaced by the Syracuse Symphoria in 2013. The Clinton String Quartet has been active for over 15 years and is based in the Syracuse area. All four members were also members of the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra. The Syracuse Friends of Chamber Music for more than a half century have presented a series of concerts by various chamber ensembles. The Society for New Music, founded in 1971, is the oldest new music organization in the state outside of New York City, and the only year-round