Syracuse University (SU)
Syracuse university, syracuse, +1 315 443-1870, (http://www.syr.edu).
SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF)
1 forestry dr., +1 315 470-6500, (http://www.esf.edu/).
Sports and outdoors
The Syracuse Chiefs
Alliance bank stadium, 1 tex simone dr., (http://web.minorleaguebas...). syracuse's minor league baseball team, the aaa team for the washington nationals. tickets are cheap, ranging from about $5 for upper-deck seats to $8 for 100- and 200-level seating.you can see from all sealts in the house!
Syracuse Crunch
War memorial at oncenter, 800 s. state st., (http://www.syracusecrunch.com). ahl minor league hockey team is the highest affiliate of the nhl's anaheim ducks.
Entertainment
Syracuse Stage
820 east genesee st., administration: +1 315 443-4008, box office: +1 315 443-3275, (http://www.syracusestage.org/).
The Landmark Theatre
362 south salina street, syracuse ny 13201, 315 475-7979, (http://www.landmarktheatr...).
Festivals
Taste of Syracuse
(http://www.tasteofsyracus...) a festival with several streets of booths containing samples of menu items from the variety of restaurants in the syracuse area.
The Syracuse Nationals Car Show
(http://www.rightcoastcars...) claiming to be one of the largest car shows on the east coast, this massive car show held at the new york state fairgrounds (http://www.nysfair.org/) features thousands of antique cars, hot rods, motorcycles, race cars and just about anything else with wheels and a motor. common events held each year are the tractor pull, burnout competitions and music concerts.
The Syracuse St. Patrick's Parade
(http://www.syracusestpatr...) originally founded by an honored local journalist, nancy duffy, the parade has been celebrating st. patrick's day for over 25 years.
Juneteenth Celebration
(http://www.syracuse-junet...) one of the largest of its kind in central new york, the occasion celebrates african american history and culture.
Central New York Scottish Games and Celtic Festival
Celtic and Scottish music, dancing, demonstrations, exhibits, and athletics.
St. Sophia Greek Festival
(http://www.stsophias.org/...) dancing, music, food and shopping are the order of the day. enjoy the food, music and dancing outside and then wander inside to find the shops, pastries and coffee. guided tours, lectures, displays and a visual tour of the greek islands can also be found inside.
Syracuse has gained the nickname "the City of Festivals" for good reason. There are numerous festivals year round. The following are just a few of the festivals that are held in and around the City of Syracuse:
The Great New York State Fair
(http://www.nysfair.org/fair) a large scale fair with many events including music concerts, art exhibits, livestock competitions, carnival rides, a butter sculpture, and demonstration booths for everything from honey bees to hand tooled wood work.
Jazz in the Square
This jazz festival is seen as a downtown replacement for the m&t jazz fest which has moved to the onondaga community college campus.
M&T Jazz Fest at OCC
(http://www.syracusejazzfe...) originally hosted in downtown syracuse in hanover square and clinton square, it moved to the onondaga community college campus when clinton square was renovated and has stayed there ever since.