
Puente Flamenco danced on stage tonight for two shows at Dolce Vita on the Connective Corridor. The event was part of Hispanic Heritage Month celebration.

Puente Flamenco's David Chu sings on stage at Dolce Vita.
Puente Flamenco danced on stage tonight for two shows at Dolce Vita on the Connective Corridor. The event was part of Hispanic Heritage Month celebration.
Puente Flamenco's David Chu sings on stage at Dolce Vita.
KC-Cuse Dance Instructors
The ladies of KC-Cuse Line Dance are working to get our city in shape using the power of dance. The performed last night at Jazz in the City (Southside) at Dunk & Bright along with the Blacklites and the ImagineSyracuse Drum and Dance Troupe.
During his first visit to Syracuse, NY flautist Wouter Kellerman also put on his dancing shoes. Here’s a brief clip from his finale at the Northeast Jazz & Wine Festival (Day 1).
Doug Jones, artist
Last weekend three events were held in downtown Syracuse: The Northeast Jazz & Wine Festival, the Arts & Crafts Festival and the Blue Rain Eco/Stage 0f Nations. Thousands of people braved the uncertain weather (especially on Saturday) to see the various stage events and performances.
These two photos show an interesting age range of those we saw in attendance at the various venues.
Artist Doug Jones (picture above) was a vendor in Hanover Square, where he was selling his Native American art pieces. He’s been working with recycled material and wood for nearly a half century. His intricate carvings (he uses a jewelers saw) are used to tell stories. Jones’ work is in the collection at the Smithsonian and also at the White House.
Below, Maxwell Brown, 4, was having a good time out with his dad at work Saturday afternoon. His father Nate Brown, aka Peanut (on drums), leads the band Brownskin. Brownskin brought their high velocity soul to the Northeast Jazz & Wine Festival’s World Beat Pavilion.
Introducing Maxwell (future bandleader)
Lumhe Micco Sampson, ring dance
Micco Sampson dances with Jana
Traditional Dancing: Greek Festival
Food Vendors: Greek Cultural Festival
Fancy Footwork
Fame: The Connective Corridor In Motion Series (Music meets Dance)
Photographer Kay Lavonier teamed up with the Brothers McGriff, Centro, and the Syracuse City Ballet on Friday for the Connective Corridor’s latest In Motion installment. The event, which included portraiture and live music by the McGriffs, captivated bystanders at SU’s College Station. Catching a city bus should always be this much fun.
Behind the Scenes
Members of the Syracuse University Dance Team kick off the Night at the Museum Fashion Show on Saturday night.