Posts Tagged ‘CENTRO’

Week in Review

Sunday, January 22nd, 2017
CENTRO CEO Rick Lee talked about transportation in Syracuse as well as Uber and Lyft at the F.O.C.U.S. Forum.

CENTRO CEO Rick Lee talked about transportation in Syracuse as well as Uber and Lyft at the F.O.C.U.S. Forum. (His comments, as well as those by James D’Agostino are below)

Fashionably Green

Monday, March 14th, 2016
Tim Donigan

Tim Donigan

Centro Special Service

Centro Special Service

Colleen Byrnes: Syracuse Rose of Tralee 2016

Colleen Byrnes: Syracuse Rose of Tralee 2016

Shades of Green

Shades of Green

Performance Art

Monday, January 12th, 2015
Maestro the Beatmaster of the Orange

DJ Maestro, Beatmaster of the Orange (at CFAC)

Maestro definitely moves the crowd. It was good to see him on the Connective Corridor on Saturday.  We hope he is a top choice when they finally do a an outdoor fashion event at Forman Park, or when the choose another artist to perform/ride the 443 Centro Bus.

The Irony of Perspective

Saturday, December 13th, 2014
Street artist making a crow sculpture out of available snow at CENTRO stop (Washington Street).

Street artist making a crow sculpture out of available snow at CENTRO stop (Washington Street).

When life gives you lemons, they say make lemonade; when life gives us snow, maybe we should just make a snowman (or ice sculpture).

We saw this gentleman waiting for the Centro Bus on Saturday. In the 10 minutes before his bus came he took inspiration from the nearby gargoyles and architecture on Washington Street, along with the invasion of crows he notices in the city and came up with a pretty powerful piece of pedestrian art.

Street gaze (part 12)

Friday, May 2nd, 2014
Stylish Songbirds: Sweet Adelines at the Civic Center

Ladies who sing: Sweet Adelines at the Civic Center

Here is some information we found out about the stylish sirens, known as the Sweet Adelines, we saw downtown and along the Connective Corridor on Friday.   There’s also a Syracuse chapter.

The ladies had their own Centro fleet to transport them to the various hotels.

Montgomery Street Style

Montgomery Street Style