Activist Frank Cetera led a group of a dozen or so activists on a march along the Connective Corridor (from Forman Park to Armory Square) to celebrate Earth Day this evening. The event was called the Procession of the Species Celebration and included costumes, music and speeches.
Earth Day Parade prep, Forman Park
Zeke Leonard, musician
Here is an idea whose time has come.
We look forward to more music/concerts and live shows at Forman Park along the Connective Corridor. Today we witnessed professor Zeke Leonard climb atop a car to perform “This Land is Your Land,” complete with a recycled ukulele and a NY-made-kazoo.
Leonard’s lunchtime performance was part of the Corridor’s Green Streets and Local Eats festival.
Let’s find a way to keep the music going at Forman Park.
Mic the Poet and Seneca the Motivational Poet performed a tag team poetry set at the Art Rage Gallery on Friday night.
To conclude National Poetry Month members from the Underground Poetry Spot gathered for Messages of Motivation and Love at Art Rage Gallery. The event also included a open-mic segment, which included first-time poets and visiting students on Spring break.
Below watch a partial clip of Seneca’s “She’s My Medicine.”
Jaz the Poet (at Art Rage Gallery)
Johnny Rawls brought his Mississippi mojo to the Dinosaur Restaurant in Syracuse on Thursday night. He played the Rochester Dinosaur on Wednesday.
Wade Live: CNY's Houdini
Phase II Connective Corridor, Fayette Street
Owens & Owens: Style Personified
Badge of Honor Association Ceremony, Forman Park
Detective Wallie Howard, Jr. was the last member of the Syracuse Police Department to be killed in the line of duty (1990).