Sweet Honey in the Rock, a group of African-American female singers, visited Syracuse as part of the Malmgren Concert Series on Sunday. The group, who was accompanied by musician Romeir Mendez, is celebrating 45 years in the business. Nitanju Bolade Casel (pictured above), joined the group in 1985.
T-Pain performed at Syracuse University’s Greek Freak on Saturday night (photo by Mateo)
Representatives for Kilbeggan Whiskey (including Upstate NY Brand Ambassador Sinead O’Hagan) make a toast at Syracuse Irish Festival.
Chiefs (Salt Potatoes) starter Phillips Valdez didn’t get the win, but he faced 26 batters in seven innings, struck out four and gave up only four hits. The Potatoes beat Rochester 3-2 in 10 innings.
The CNYFW program included a runway show, dance number and a dance performance.
Lazy summer days at Onondaga Lake
Illustrator Jaleel Campbell opened his “Feel That Funk” exhibit at the Community Folk Art Center on Thursday.
Malik Zachery goes in for a layup in Friday’s EBC Summer League action at Manlius Pebble Hill School.