Archive for October, 2014
Willing to Exhale
Thursday, October 16th, 2014Throwback Thursday
Thursday, October 16th, 2014“New York City is bigger, Chicago is windier, Atlanta is warmer, but of all the chocolate cities, Buffalo may be the baddest….”
-Rick James
We caught Soulive for the first time almost a decade ago. Their brand of funk is maybe the closest thing we’ve heard to the Sound of Minneapolis (The Time, The Revolution, Flyte Tyme Productions).
Neal Evans (above) and his brother are from Buffalo, where July 9th is considered Soulive Day.
In addition to the music, Evans also scores films (most recently “The Boomer List” by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders).
Cello Vision
Wednesday, October 15th, 2014Syracuse Fashion Weekend organizers did a great job blending live music/performance with their runway event. Here Gjilberta Lucaj puts on a mini-concert with a new spin on an old classic (at the MOST).
Open-air Conga Room
Tuesday, October 14th, 2014Unusually warm, fall weather and the Columbus Day holiday provided a great mix for creating the longest Conga line to ever groove past Onondaga Creek (near the Inner Harbor) yesterday. This was the first of a series of pop-up events by the group PlayedOut Syracuse!
Street gaze (part 45)
Monday, October 13th, 2014DIY (Do it Yourself)
Monday, October 13th, 2014Here’s a follow-up to the Outliers post from last month.
We are convinced that there’s always an overflow of style surrounding a fashion show runway (from Syracuse Fashion Weekend).