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07/10/2009
5:00 – 10:00
Featuring over 300 styles of beers, wines, hand-crafted sodas, champagne, malted beverages, a premium Belgian beer tent, and, new this year, a Cask Conditioned Ale Tent. Area restaurants will offer neo-traditional festival foods for purchase. There will be 2 stages of live music. Designated driver's service will be available.
07/11/2009
none – none
free
The Festival showcases a collection of regional and national artists from multiple genres, all with roots steeped in tradition and vision, and arranges them on two stages for a continuous river of music.
Budweiser Stage07/12/2009
none – none
free
The Festival showcases a collection of regional and national artists from multiple genres, all with roots steeped in tradition and vision, and arranges them on two stages for a continuous river of music. Budweiser Stage1:15pm Chris Bergson Band3:45pm Bruce Katz Band with Joe Beard6:30pm John Mooney & Bluesiana9:30pm John Hammond Quartet
Dinosaur Bar-B-Que Stage12:30pm Tas Cru & the Slow Happy Boys2:45pm Dan Bliss5:45pm The Josh Dion Band8:00pm A Tribute to Roosevelt Dean with Carolyn Kelly, the Roosevelt Dean Band & many more!
07/23/2009, 07/24/2009, 07/25/2009
none – none
Free Music, Admisson for Wine Tasting
This year wine tasting has been added, to become the first festival of its kind east of the Rockies. There will be great music on three stages, late night club sprawl, jam sessions, strolling musicians and the very popular scholastic festival where local music students get to play with nationally known artists. New this year, you can enjoy great music while appreciating the fruit of the vine in the Wines of the World Atrium, guided by the area’s finest wine experts. Includes two other downtown clubs, Mardi Gras Pavilion, for New Orleans-style jazz, and World Beat Pavilion, with sounds from around the world .
07/23/2009, 07/24/2009, 07/25/2009
none – none
Free Music, Admisson for Wine Tasting
This year wine tasting has been added, to become the first festival of its kind east of the Rockies. There will be great music on three stages, late night club sprawl, jam sessions, strolling musicians and the very popular scholastic festival where local music students get to play with nationally known artists. New this year, you can enjoy great music while appreciating the fruit of the vine in the Wines of the World Atrium, guided by the area’s finest wine experts. Includes two other downtown clubs, Mardi Gras Pavilion, for New Orleans-style jazz, and World Beat Pavilion, with sounds from around the world .
07/23/2009, 07/24/2009, 07/25/2009
none – none
Free Music, Admisson for Wine Tasting
This year wine tasting has been added, to become the first festival of its kind east of the Rockies. There will be great music on three stages, late night club sprawl, jam sessions, strolling musicians and the very popular scholastic festival where local music students get to play with nationally known artists. New this year, you can enjoy great music while appreciating the fruit of the vine in the Wines of the World Atrium, guided by the area’s finest wine experts. Includes two other downtown clubs, Mardi Gras Pavilion, for New Orleans-style jazz, and World Beat Pavilion, with sounds from around the world .
08/01/2009
10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Headlining that day will be 15-year-old singing phenomenon national recording artist Justin Bieber, whose hit song, “One Time” has been playing daily on 93Q since mid-June and has regularly been a Top 5 request featured on the 93Q Top 5 at 9. Other entertainers that day will represent a cultural cross-section of our community, including step and drill teams at 10 a.m.; Vietnamese dancers at 11 a.m.; Media Unit’s “Angels with Broken Wings – The Loss,” a 21st century “West Side Story at 12 noon; the Young and Talented Dance Company at 2 p.m.; the Odessa Ukrainian Dancers at 4 p.m. and the Stan Colella All-Star Band. Local celebrities will be on hand as well, in the Storybook Corner, reading from their favorite storybooks, including WSTM anchor Laura Hand at 10:30 a.m.; 9WSYR anchor Christie Casciano at 11:30 a.m.; Rita Paniagua, from the Spanish Action League, at 12:30; community activist Mary Nelson at 1:30 and 93Q’s Ted and Amy at 2:30 p.m. Arcade games, favorite characters from Time Warner; bounce houses/inflatables; a Sports Zone, a Safety Zone for kids; the Tumblebus; a local historical character from the Onondaga Historical Association will visit during the afternoon; and the opportunity to help create a unique sculpture that will be built that day at the Square.
Plenty of hands-on activities too. The YMCA will present activities and a game to promote healthy eating; OCCRA will offer games aimed at testing children’s “green” knowledge about recyclables. Make purses out of t-shirts with Housing Visions. Step into the role of an artist with staff from the Everson Museum from 10 am to 1 pm that day and experience Plein Air Painting (Painting in the Open Air). Take your painting home or leave it with the Everson to display.
And children can join with an educator from Baltimore Woods Nature Center in digging through pond water and muck to search for the animals that live in a pond. And much more!For more information contact the Syracuse Parks, Recreation and Youth Programs at 473-4330, ext. 3006 or 3007.
08/15/2009
none – none
Free
Experience the rhythms and the cuisine of Latin America and the Caribben.
09/11/2009, 09/12/2009
none – none
Free
Truly a taste of Ireland featuring music, dance, song, genealogy, culture, children’s activities on Saturday and much more! Entertainment for the Traditional Stage is to be announced.
MAIN STAGEFriday, 9/11
Saturday, 9/12
09/11/2009, 09/12/2009
none – none
Free
Truly a taste of Ireland featuring music, dance, song, genealogy, culture, children’s activities on Saturday and much more! Entertainment for the Traditional Stage is to be announced.
MAIN STAGEFriday, 9/11
Saturday, 9/12
09/25/2009, 09/26/2009, 09/27/2009
none – none
Free
The 49th year of Central New York’s biggest tent party! The best of German food, entertainment and Old World Gemülichkeit!
FRIDAY, 9/25
Noon-2pm Liverpool Community Band
2:30pm-4:30pm Enzian Bavarian Trio
5pm-6pm Die Gehrenberg Spatzen, direct from Germany
6pm-6:30pm Opening Ceremonies & Alphorn Playing Contest with Our Local Dignitaries
6:30pm-8pm Die Gehrenberg Spatzen & Enzian Bavarian Dancers
8pm-11pm Ruby Shooz, from Rochester
SATURDAY, 9/26
Noon-2pm Liverpool Community Band & Deutscher Gesangverein Men’s Chorus
2:30pm-8pm Die Gehrenberg Spatzen & Enzian Bavarian Dancers
8pm-11pm Under the Gun
SUNDAY, 9/27 – FAMILY DAY
Noon-2pm Liverpool Community Band & Syracuse Liederverein Mixed Chorus
2pm-6pm Die Gehrenberg Spatzen & Enzian Bavarian Band & Dancers
Talent Contest: Schuhplattling, Yodeling & Alphorn Playing
6pm Raffle Drawing & Closing Ceremonies
09/25/2009, 09/26/2009, 09/27/2009
none – none
Free
The 49th year of Central New York’s biggest tent party! The best of German food, entertainment and Old World Gemülichkeit!
FRIDAY, 9/25
Noon-2pm Liverpool Community Band
2:30pm-4:30pm Enzian Bavarian Trio
5pm-6pm Die Gehrenberg Spatzen, direct from Germany
6pm-6:30pm Opening Ceremonies & Alphorn Playing Contest with Our Local Dignitaries
6:30pm-8pm Die Gehrenberg Spatzen & Enzian Bavarian Dancers
8pm-11pm Ruby Shooz, from Rochester
SATURDAY, 9/26
Noon-2pm Liverpool Community Band & Deutscher Gesangverein Men’s Chorus
2:30pm-8pm Die Gehrenberg Spatzen & Enzian Bavarian Dancers
8pm-11pm Under the Gun
SUNDAY, 9/27 – FAMILY DAY
Noon-2pm Liverpool Community Band & Syracuse Liederverein Mixed Chorus
2pm-6pm Die Gehrenberg Spatzen & Enzian Bavarian Band & Dancers
Talent Contest: Schuhplattling, Yodeling & Alphorn Playing
6pm Raffle Drawing & Closing Ceremonies
09/25/2009, 09/26/2009, 09/27/2009
none – none
Free
The 49th year of Central New York’s biggest tent party! The best of German food, entertainment and Old World Gemülichkeit!
FRIDAY, 9/25
Noon-2pm Liverpool Community Band
2:30pm-4:30pm Enzian Bavarian Trio
5pm-6pm Die Gehrenberg Spatzen, direct from Germany
6pm-6:30pm Opening Ceremonies & Alphorn Playing Contest with Our Local Dignitaries
6:30pm-8pm Die Gehrenberg Spatzen & Enzian Bavarian Dancers
8pm-11pm Ruby Shooz, from Rochester
SATURDAY, 9/26
Noon-2pm Liverpool Community Band & Deutscher Gesangverein Men’s Chorus
2:30pm-8pm Die Gehrenberg Spatzen & Enzian Bavarian Dancers
8pm-11pm Under the Gun
SUNDAY, 9/27 – FAMILY DAY
Noon-2pm Liverpool Community Band & Syracuse Liederverein Mixed Chorus
2pm-6pm Die Gehrenberg Spatzen & Enzian Bavarian Band & Dancers
Talent Contest: Schuhplattling, Yodeling & Alphorn Playing
6pm Raffle Drawing & Closing Ceremonies
11/27/2009, 12/04/2009, 12/11/2009, 12/18/2009, 12/25/2009… more View All Dates
11am – 10pm
Admission
Weather permitting.
11/27/2009
7pm – none
Free
Featuring the Bank of America Tree Lighting Ceremony. The festivities begin in Clinton Square with a holiday sing-a-long performed by Delaware Elementary School students; a live musical stage production of “A Christmas Fantasy” featuring dancers choreographed by Tawn Marie Campolieti; special guest appearances by Santa and Mrs. Claus, Frosty the Snowman and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. Following the performances will be the official lighting of the Christmas Tree by Open Hand Theater’s Magical Snow Princess.
11/28/2009, 12/05/2009, 12/12/2009, 12/19/2009, 12/26/2009… more View All Dates
10am – 10pm
Admission
Weather permitting.
11/29/2009, 12/06/2009, 12/13/2009, 12/20/2009, 12/27/2009… more View All Dates
10am – 8pm
Admission
Weather permitting.
11/30/2009, 12/01/2009, 12/02/2009, 12/03/2009, 12/07/2009… more View All Dates
11am – 8pm
Admission
Weather permitting.
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