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07/26/2008
none – none
Admission
Showing at the iMax. Call for times.
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Admission
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Admission
Showing at the iMax. Call for times.
07/26/2008
Noon – none
Free
Learn about some of nature’s most beautiful and complex structures: crystals. Study those in the museum’s collection, learn the differences between types of quartz, how agate crystals form, the geologic history of New York State, and create your own crystals to take home. For middle school ages.
07/26/2008
12:00pm – 6:00pm
Free
An arts walk focusing on public art will serve as a pedestrian conduit between Columbus Circle and Clinton Square.
Syracuse New Times 18th Annual Street Painting Festival- A Sidewalk Art Contest. To Participate call 315-422-7011
Brendan Gabriel Rose, "Tectonic Sculpture"- Rose will invite visitors to help assemble his new sculpture.
Public Arts Task Force: Park(ing) Day- Performance art that inspires people to rethink how space is used in cities.
OH SNAP!- The ArtsWeek Mosiac's mobile phone booth.
The Urban Art Rangers: ArtsWeek 'Zine- Document ArtsWeek live by capturing the experience of the event.
Redhouse Community Mapping: A People's Atlas- Help create visual stories that have shaped the perception of Syracuse.
S.U. Bookstore & YMCA Downtown Writer's Center- Hosting a book fair featuring local authors, readings, and book signings.
Onondaga County Public Library Story Time & Craft Tent- Story time will be held throughout the day of authors of children and adult books.
Tents of Hope- Plymouth Church invites visitors to paint pictures of hope for the people of Darfur, Sudan.
Commercial Art Supply- Artist demonstrations.
Th3 & The Michael Berman Project- A community mural.
The Everson Museum- The Object and Beyond: 2008 Everson Biennial.
07/02/2008, 07/03/2008, 07/04/2008, 07/05/2008, 07/09/2008… more View All Dates
11am – 7pm
07/26/2008
12:00pm – none
Free
Part of Fly Syracuse ARTSWEEK
Saturday, July 26th
National Grid Main Stage - Clinton Square
Scholastic Festival With Guest Clinician
12:00pm Stan Colella Parks & Rec All-Star Big Band
1:00pm Fayetteville-Manlius Combo
2:00pm Rome YMCA Center for the Creative Arts Band
3:00pm Liverpool Combo
National Grid Main Stage - Clinton Square
6:30pm Noah Kellman's National Youth Jazz Sextet
8:15pm Pamela Williams: The "Saxtress"
10:00pm The Curtis Fuller Super Band featuring Randy Brecker and James Marsalis
2nd Stage
5:00pm The Fabulous Ripchords
7:30pm Alex Torres and His Latin Orchestra
9:15pm Alex Torres and His Latin Orchestra
Hanover Square Stage
5:00pm Jeff Bujak
7:30pm Dark Hollow
9:15pm On the Sly
Jazz Central 441 East Washington Street
11:30pm Late Night Jam Session
Hollerback/40 Below Club Crawl in Hanover Square
11:00pm-2:00am Quigleys - On the Sly
Bull and Bear Pub - Dark Hollow
Manhattan's - Jeff Bujak
* Cover charges: Limited tickets available at hollerbackproductions.com
Strolling Musicians
All Day along the Montgomery Street "ArtsWeek" Corridor
07/25/2008, 07/26/2008, 07/27/2008
10 am – 5 pm
free
Part of Fly Syracuse ARTSWEEK
07/26/2008
10pm – 2am
$5
Burning jazz, pulsating afro-beat, harmonic sophistication and funky grooves. Their sound brings new meaning to the word "eclectic.
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