Are you on the hunt for something new to do in Syracuse, but think you've done or experienced all that Onondaga County has to offer? (We bet you haven't!) Looking for a new restaurant, bar, or activity to check out in the near future? Discover what's new in Syracuse, NY and the greater Onondaga County area with our rotating list. Check in often to plan your next fun day out in Syracuse.

 

Art Haus SYR

 

 

Walton St | Syracuse

An independent art gallery just opened in the Bentley Settle Building on Walton Street in Syracuse, New York. Art Haus is a curated selection by New York Artists for fashion, art & beauty lovers. This is an interactive and independent space that showcases incredible talents of New York artists through a number of multiple mediums. These exhibits change every 8-weeks or so creating an environment you’ll want to return to over and over again. Marianna Schwarzer, curator and principal describes the gallery as “A high end service with a garage band feel” the space is warm and inviting, inspiring and uplifting. Marianna curates to make your eye wander and dance around the room. Bring your friends, tell your family and stop by soon. The Art Haus SYR proves that art is for everyone, and there’s not stopping art in our community.

 

Ell Rae's Taco

 

 

Salt City Market Cali-Mex Food

Recently added to the Salt City Market, the downtown area welcomes Ell Rea’s Taco. a West Coast, Cali- Mex inspired taco joint. Owner and creator Danielle was selected to join the Salt City Market food hall and bring Elle Rae’s Taco’s first brick-and-mortar location to life. Her life-long dream of creating a taste of San Jose in Syracuse, NY is officially coming to life. Try her chicken, beef, or shrimp tacos, her world class quesadillas, house made chips and guac, and a Mexican Coca-Cola next time you’re at the market.


 

Hidden Fish

 

 

Sushi restaurant in Skaneateles 

Skaneateles welcomes one of it’s newest eateries to their village. Hidden Fish offers a modern twist on sushi! They offer signature rolls that are commonly loved by their new and inventive creations. Sure to please every palate that walks in the door. This Asian-inspired vibe also offers a full bar featuring hot & cold sake, beer, wine and speciality cocktails.

 

Dragons at the Zoo

 

 

The Rosamond Gifford Zoo

The Zoo has dropped the surprise of the summer! A new installation of dragons will be an exhibit running through halloween of the 2024 year. In honor of the zodiac calendar and this being the year of the dragon, zoo guests will encounter 10 magnificent species of dragons that all vary in size from 5 to twenty feet tall. According to the friends of the zoo, “A Chinese Dragon pays homage to the Zodiac calendar, a pterodactyl-like species called a Quetzalcoatl references the feathered-serpent god of Mesoamerican mythos and folklore, and a Manticore dragon draws on Persian legends. A Wyvern represents the monsters of Anglo-French folklore, while the Western Dragon epitomizes the iconic, classic dragon prominent in Western media.” Head over to the zoo the first chance you get to see these amazing creatures in their new natural habitat.

 

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