Kofi Jacque aka One Black Voice
Kofi Jacque, aka One Black Voice, was the featured artist for the Community Folk Art Center’s Journey Through Music of the African Diaspora series on Thursday. He performed selections from his CD/DVD. He also talked about his trips to Africa, his work as a performer with the Paul Robeson Performing Arts Company, and his collaborations with Ellen Blalock.
Bridge Street Live (at the Fair) with Acting Fair Director Troy Waffner
The New York State Fair signals an end to summer more than the start of the fall. The attendance for this year’s Fair was 965,147, including a single day record on Labor Day of 122, 870. We will miss those bright, warm and mostly sunny days at one of our region’s best tourist attractions.
Here are some photographs to savor until next year’s edition.
Waterfowl, Poultry Building
Small Fry of Syracuse v. Juju of Utica at the Sports Activity Center
Power Step, Center of Progress Building
Jewelry, Indian Village
Roller Coaster
Living Statues, Touched by Angels
No Ordinary Bull
Ashanti Fans
Gate 4 Entrance
One Black Voice, Live at the Pan-African Village
NY’s Greatest Outdoor Carnival
Thanks to Kofi Jacque, aka One Black Voice (at the former OnaJava), who was an early supporter of the SIF venture.