Runners route along the Connective Corridor near Forman Park
Conceptual Metaphor
April 22nd, 2013Three C’s
April 20th, 2013
Venue 5635
April 20th, 2013
When DJ, photographer, comedian Binx visited the SIF studio, we played one of his favorite vinyl records from back in the day.
Today is Record Store Day. The Sound Garden (of Armory Square) is one of the participating stores and will feature an in-store performance today.
Doin it at the Park
April 19th, 2013
Recycle Band
A newly installed creation by Zeke Leonard that is located at Lipe Art Park brings to mind the days of Fat Albert’s Junk Yard Band. Leonard’s piece is called Rust O Phone.
Spring for a day
April 19th, 2013
West and Fayette
Here are some photographs from a ride along the West side of the Connective Corridor Thursday (70 + degrees).
The Warehouse
601 Tully
South Clinton
Throwback Thursday: Three Dozen
April 18th, 2013
The Black Celestial Choral Ensemble of Syracuse University celebrates their 36th Year with a concert this weekend.
Red on Green
April 15th, 2013
Doorway: 215 Green Street
Strolling Toward Wanderkammer
April 12th, 2013
Poet Cynthia Cruz gave a reading at the Point of Contact Gallery on Thursday.
As a continuation of the Cruel April series, the Point of Contact hosted California-raised, Brooklyn-based writer Cynthia Cruz yesterday. She read from four of her books with poems that featured themes such as religion, love, and loss. During the Q+A session , the soft-spoken Cruz shared part of her writing and editing process.
Silver Box
April 11th, 2013
Free Check-out at the SYR LFL
Click here to find out about book donation to the Syracuse Little Free Libraries.
Throwback Thursday: Diamond Life
April 11th, 2013
A view from third base at the old P&C Stadium
The Syracuse Chiefs have started the season strong. Their home opener is tomorrow and the first pitch will be thrown out by Syracuse University Basketball senior and local star Brandon Triche.
Brandon Triche goes for a dunk at Manley Fieldhouse during his senior season at Jamesville-Dewitt High.