ESF students Nick Watkins, Brendan Beeke and Thaddeus Holland set up in a metered parking space along the Connective Corridor on East Genesee Street today.
Cities around the world today celebrated Park(ing) Day, an event to advocate for more green spaces in urban areas.
Several neighborhoods in downtown Syracuse participated, including the Midtown section (pictured above).
The event was started in San Francisco in 2005.
Tags: 2010, Art, Connective Corridor, Curbside Art Projects, Forman Park, Green Space, Neighborhood in Transition, Park(ing) Day, State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry, SUNY-ESF, Syracuse University, Urban Beautification, Urban Transformation