Onondaga County Fall Activities
Syracuse, NY The leaves burst with every classic Autumn color you can think of in Onondaga County every Fall. New York’s official tree, the sugar maple, is prominent here, you’ll notice it by the…
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Favorite Things of Syracuse
There's so much to love about Syracuse, New York! To recognize this, the Visit Syracuse Team is sharing a few of their favorite things about Syracuse and Onondaga County! So, the next time you plan…
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Hispanic Heritage Month in Syracuse NY
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in Central New York with fantastic food, divine drinks, traditional music and fun. Hispanic Heritage Month is September 15th through October 15th and is a celebration…
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Outdoor Dining in Downtown Syracuse, NY
Summer in Syracuse, NY invites locals and visitors alike to embrace the wonderful weather, beautiful street art, and live musical performances all while enjoying the benefits of outdoor dining in…
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What's New in Syracuse?
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…
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Food Trucks in Syracuse, NY
Finding your favorite food trucks in Syracuse, NY has never been easier. Are you on the hunt for a light bite, dinner, or treat on wheels? Then check out Street Food Finder where you can see schedules…
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Syracuse Summer Bucket List
We created a bucket list of this summer’s must-dos in Syracuse, NY. Check off the activities one by one and discover new adventures, signature Syracuse events, and all this region has to offer during…
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Syracuse Ice Cream Staples
July is the peak of summer, the perfect swimming weather, the best time to go on vacation, and most importantly, National Ice Cream Month. And, while you really can’t go wrong with a scoop of your…
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Juneteenth Celebrations in Syracuse, NY
Juneteenth is an important holiday that commemorates the day of emancipation from slavery in Galveston, Texas on June 19, 1865, which was the last state to do so. Since then, Syracuse New York has…
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Pet-Friendly Places in Syracuse, NY
Syracuse, located in the heart of Upstate New York, is a city that boasts a welcoming atmosphere for both its human and furry residents. From numerous parks and trails to dog-friendly cafes…
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