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Merry Christmas

Saturday, December 23rd, 2017

Light up the night. (Part 2) #lights #merrychristmas #seasonsgreetings #maketheseasonbright💫 #lightsbeyondthelake #youlightupmylife🌟 #christmasaroundtheworld #claycourtforthewin #cusemas #whatsantasaw #loveforlocal

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Tags:2017, Christmas, Holiday, Light
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Mo’ Jazz

Thursday, November 30th, 2017

Moe Harrington is versatile. A few weeks ago we saw her belt out a tune from the “Wiz,” and on Wednesday (at the Downtown Marriot) she was singing Christmas Carols.

Tags:2017, Cavalier Room, Christmas, Hotel Syracuse, Jazz at the Cavalier, Marriott Syracuse Downtown, Moe Harrington, Vocalists
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Road Trip

Wednesday, December 31st, 2014

Holiday in Washington, DC

Tags:2014, Christmas, Holiday, Travel
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Street gaze (part 55)

Thursday, December 25th, 2014

Dr. Tom Dooley Choraliers in Armory Square

The Dr. Tom Dooley Choraliers making joyful noise along Walton Street (Armory Square).

Tags:2014, Armory Square, Christmas, Holiday, Music, Street Photography, Syracuse, Tom Dooley Choraliers, Walton Street
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Merry Christmas

Wednesday, December 24th, 2014

Santa at work in Armory Square

Tags:2014, Armory Square, Christmas, Downtown Syracuse, Holiday, Santa Claus, Street Photography, Walton Street
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Street gaze (part 54)

Monday, December 22nd, 2014

Tags:2014, Christmas, Holiday, Landmark Theater, Street Photography, Syracuse, Windows Project
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Direct Flight

Sunday, December 21st, 2014

Sketches of Tokyo-Seoul with Melissa Gardiner (top left)

The Melissa Gardiner Group: Gardiner on trombone and vocals, Byron Cage on drums, Will Gorman on keys, and August Cook on tenor sax, took Christmas music deep into the shed during the inaugural performance for the Tokyo-Seoul music series Saturday night. They added some spice to standards to the delight of a packed dining room that featured musicians, educators and jazz fans.

Guest vocalists for the kick-off included the sassy duo, Angky & Mary Rose, and the sophisticated/sentimental sounds of Gabrielle Gorman (a Nancy Kelly protégé)