Expansion of the Onondaga Creekwalk (Kirk Park to Armory Square) began this week.
Posts Tagged ‘Onondaga Creek’
Week in Review
Sunday, May 5th, 2019Wandering, Wondering
Friday, March 16th, 2018Creativity by the Creek
Thursday, August 18th, 2016
Deanna Germano, Chef/Foodpreneur
Chef Deanna said this was her first time occupying the space just outside the Overpass Fest. Despite the distance from the event, which was maybe 500 feet or more, we give her kudos for making a nearly flawless jalapeno lemonade (a little bit savory and little bit sweet). In our opinion, she was a few sample cups away from selling out and or having her concoction become the official summer beverage of the Creekwalk.
Vanguard Underpass
Wednesday, August 17th, 2016
Rock star Jess Novak played a soothing tune this evening at the Meetup event (Overpass Fest).
(Below) West Street, Creekwalk
Tuesday, July 19th, 2016
Style-ish Generation
(Below) West Street, Creekwalk
Wednesday, July 13th, 2016
Props to Syracuse’s favorite sartorial artist Michael Heagerty for organizing the Over/Under Fest along Onondaga Creek this evening. He is pictured here recording one of the performing musicians. Props also for rocking the 100 % paper hat with adjustable leather strap, and of course, his vintage wheels.
Duck Season
Saturday, June 6th, 2015
A great day for a duck race: Syracuse Inner Harbor
Louisville, KY may have the Derby, but in Syracuse we have the Duck Race.
Here are some photographs from today’s 13th Annual Duck Race to end Racism, sponsored by Interfaith Works. The event took place at the Inner Harbor Pavilion; the race started at the Kirkpatrick entrance of Onondaga Creek.
Media personality George Kilpatrick (center) leads the crowd in a Wobble dance in the Harbor Pavilion before the duck race.
Student intern Abiba Salahou (left) and Mercy Works, Inc. Program Director Gina Rivers enjoy the festivities before the duck race.
After a week of non-stop promotional appearances, Quackers catches a well-deserved break.
Ducks in a row: Inner Harbor (flowing against a strong wind from the northwest)
Open-air Conga Room
Tuesday, October 14th, 2014
NoExcuses’ Michael Heagerty put on his dancing shoes and led a Conga Line by the creek on Monday afternoon.
Unusually 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!
Inner Harbor Dance Party for all ages.
Throwback Thursday: BC-Before the Creekwalk
Thursday, February 28th, 2013
Canoe Tour of Onondaga Creek (near Dorwin Ave)
Syracuse’s Liquid Highway
Wednesday, October 26th, 2011
Onondaga Creekwalk ceremony
The city and county continue to develop in and around Onondaga Creek. The current section of the creek is open from Armory Square to the Lakefront.