A view from the former Sears & Roebuck property on South Salina Street
Posts Tagged ‘CENTRO’
Vista
Tuesday, October 23rd, 2012Rush Hour
Friday, October 19th, 2012
Centro Hub, Downtown
Paul Saffo discussed recently in Wired that there are four indicators to anticipate change: 1) contradictions; 2) inversions; 3) oddities and 4) coincidences.
Open for Buses
Tuesday, September 4th, 2012
The new Centro Hub (South Salina, South Warren and East Adams) opened today.
Do the Bus Stop
Friday, May 11th, 2012
Fame: The Connective Corridor In Motion Series (Music meets Dance)
Photographer Kay Lavonier teamed up with the Brothers McGriff, Centro, and the Syracuse City Ballet on Friday for the Connective Corridor’s latest In Motion installment. The event, which included portraiture and live music by the McGriffs, captivated bystanders at SU’s College Station. Catching a city bus should always be this much fun.
Behind the Scenes
Second Time Around
Thursday, May 3rd, 2012The Bill Horrace Trio finds new fans aboard Centro’s Connective Corridor Bus.
Back on the Bus (443)
Wednesday, May 2nd, 2012
Bill Horrace Trio: Unplugged on Centro
The Bill Horrace Trio (aka Bill Horrace, Tom Bronzetti and Dave Solazzo) have taken a break from their Spring gig at Pheobe’s and returned to playing Centro’s Connective Corridor Route today.
Bill Horrace: Fingers in Motion (on the bus)
Band on the Bus
Get on the Bus
Friday, January 27th, 2012
Band on the Bus
Centro driver Raul Erives of Baldwinsville has been driving for 7 years, and he says he’s had musicians on his bus before (the 443 on the Connective Corridor), but never like this.
Bill Horrace, Bass
This afternoon at about 3:45 p.m., Centro, Connective Corridor and the Bill Horrace Trio combined to turn a 40-plus minute ride into a live jazz party. Many of the riders, students from Syracuse University, seemed pleasantly surprised to get on the bus as the music was playing.
Dave Solazzo
Tom Bronzetti
According to Horrace, who plays a regular gig with his band at Pheobe’s on East Genesee Street, there was no particular playlist for the ride. Instead he and his mates, John Solazzo and Tom Bronzetti improvised and played everything from Miles Davis to Kurt Weill as the bus rolled from Midtown through Downtown and the Near West Side. This particular Centro route is free.
Let Me Ride: Live Music on the Connective Corridor Bus
Syracuse Architectural Digest (part 2)
Saturday, July 2nd, 2011
Lincoln Supply Building (Otisco Street)
Future home of Centro (Warren Street)