The City of Syracuse is working through preliminary design to develop a project to expand the existing Onondaga Creekwalk. The Creekwalk Phase II Project involves constructing a continuous pedestrian/bicycle trial that will extend the existing Creekwalk within the Onondaga Creek Corridor, from Armory Square south 2.2 miles to West Colvin Street. The Creekwalk Phase II …
The church's food pantry is open from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Thursday. Neighbors may come twice a month for emergency bags of food. Clothing is also available at that time. During the summer months, fresh produce is also given out. More details...
Syracuse SCORE announces its newest small business seminar - How To Create A Business for those wanting to start a business or thinking about it. A lite breakfast, lunch and materials are included. The session will be held 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday, March 11, at the East Side Business Center. Cost: is $45; Veterans and family are free. Session will cover: Business Plan Writing, Strategic Marketing, Accounting Principles, Insurance Requirements, Funding and Banking, Legal Consideration and more. All presented by experienced entrepreneurs and business executives. Space is limited. To register, call (315) 471-9393 ext. 245.
A cabaret of local blues acts, sponsored by Hondo Mesa Records. Featured acts include Hondo Mesa & Midnight Mike (pictured), Leo Crandall, Larry Hoyt, and more to be named.
Book Talk with Roger Knight will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday, March 19, at Beauchamp Library. Join New York author Knight as he discusses his
book "The Citizen Rising."
The Syracuse Chapter of Jack and Jill America Inc. presents the play “Cops and Robbers” at 7 p.m. Friday, March 20, and 2 p.m. Saturday, March 21, at Onondaga Community College Storer Auditorium. “Cops and Robbers” provides a look into the dysfunctional relationship between law enforcement, the media and the Black community. Centered on an officer involved shooting, writer/performer Jinho “The Piper” Ferreira takes the audience on an emotionally charged ride with unexpected twists and turns. The Piper seamlessly travels through 17 characters, each with their own convictions, logic, and prejudices. “Cops and Robbers” takes no prisoners as it challenges the viewer to question all preconceived notions of “right” and “wrong.” Ferreira is an award winning hip-hop artist and a deputy sheriff in Alameda County, California. The play has garnered national praise. Tickets are $25 for adults and $15 for students. There will be a special audience talk-back after the Saturday, March 21, performance where audience members can discuss the themes raised in the play. For more information, email jjsyracusechapter@gmail.com.
The South Side Newspaper Project published its first print issue of The Stand newspaper in March of 2010. The issue debuted over Valentine’s Weekend with a launch party. At that time, we invited residents to ‘Fall in Love with The Stand’ – a free paper and website devoted to the South Side. Now we invite our readers to celebrate our five-year milestone.
The celebration will be held from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, March 21, at the South Side Innovation Center located at 2610 S. Salina St. The event will welcome Keynote Speaker Sean Kirst, an award-winning columnist for Syracuse Media Group and a Stand reader. To learn more, call (315) 882-1054 or email ashley@mysouthsidestand.com.
The Syracuse Chapter of Jack and Jill America Inc. presents the play “Cops and Robbers” at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 21, at Onondaga Community College Storer Auditorium. “Cops and Robbers” provides a look into the dysfunctional relationship between law enforcement, the media and the Black community. Centered on an officer involved shooting, writer/performer Jinho “The Piper” Ferreira takes the audience on an emotionally charged ride with unexpected twists and turns. The Piper seamlessly travels through 17 characters, each with their own convictions, logic, and prejudices. “Cops and Robbers” takes no prisoners as it challenges the viewer to question all preconceived notions of “right” and “wrong.” Ferreira is an award winning hip-hop artist and a deputy sheriff in Alameda County, California. The play has garnered national praise. Tickets are $25 for adults and $15 for students. There will be a special audience talk-back after the Saturday, March 21, performance where audience members can discuss the themes raised in the play. For more information, email jjsyracusechapter@gmail.com.
Applebee's Flapjack Fundraiser Breakfast to benefit Syracuse Africa Bound International's Educational programming. Donation: $7.
Pajama Time Stories will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 24, at Beauchamp Library. Attendees are encouraged to come in pajamas and curl up to listen to stories. Pajamas are optional, but Miss Anne will be in hers.
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