
Old School Baseball Logos

Old School Baseball Logos

Columbus Avenue at East Genesee Street

Bridge Street Live (at the Fair) with Acting Fair Director Troy Waffner
The New York State Fair signals an end to summer more than the start of the fall. The attendance for this year’s Fair was 965,147, including a single day record on Labor Day of 122, 870. We will miss those bright, warm and mostly sunny days at one of our region’s best tourist attractions.
Here are some photographs to savor until next year’s edition.

Waterfowl, Poultry Building

Small Fry of Syracuse v. Juju of Utica at the Sports Activity Center

Power Step, Center of Progress Building

Jewelry, Indian Village

Roller Coaster

Living Statues, Touched by Angels

No Ordinary Bull

Ashanti Fans

Gate 4 Entrance

One Black Voice, Live at the Pan-African Village

NY’s Greatest Outdoor Carnival
Thanks to the folks from Pairs-N-Squares (Liverpool) and Shirts-N- Skirts (Fulton) for talking with us about the world of Square Dance. They told us that a typical dance lasts about 3 hours and is the equivalent of walking 5 miles.
Shirts-n-skirts celebrates 60 years in 2014.

Get Acquainted and Work Out

Swoop: Ball Tricks
James Brown had nothing on Dwayne Swoop Simpson. The triple-zero uniform-wearing entertainer for the Harlem Wizards is officially the “hardest working man in show business (at the Fair).”
For the past week, we saw Simpson do tricks, teach salsa lessons, play some great classic soul and rock music as a DJ, drum up business for local vendors, take photographs with fans, nearly get a double-double in wheelchair basketball, and just plain make a vocation look like fun outside the Sports Activity Center.
On this Labor Day, we salute his work ethic.

Swoop in Selfies

Swoop: Like Magic from the wheelchair

Labor Day Parade

Labor Day Parade