This week is poppin’. Enjoy the nice weather and get out to these art and music events!
Tuesday
We’re going to have a great time raising money and our glasses to help eradicate polio. The evening will include:
-A ribbon-cutting to unveil the two new bird-viewing binoculars that Baldwinsville Rotary has provided to the community along the river trail behind WT’s – including a handicap-accessible viewing station
-Artwork from local photographer Sandy Roe to view and buy, as well as the Canton Woods Senior Art Club
-Music from Larry Kyle (guitar) and Mark Petrie (mandolin)
-Learning opportunities from Beaver Lake Nature Center
-Trivia hosted by Baldwinsville Rotary
FAMILY FRIENDLY EVENT
$10 admission helps support polio eradication in honor of World Polio Day and gets you a drink from the talented brewers, our partners, WT Brews.
Come out to try their Bald Eagle Stout, brewed especially for this occasion!
ADVANCE SALE TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE:
https://bit.ly/3BngVYR
Wednesday
Calling all activists and organizers! In conjunction with our current exhibition, “ANOTHER WORLD IS POSSIBLE: Posters by Ricardo Levins Morales” ArtRage Gallery, the Syracuse Peace Council and Syracuse Cultural Workers invite you to a workshop that will address the value and uses of art in social change organizing, education and healing.
Grounded in Ricardo’s practice of art as a form of social and cultural medicine, and drawing on his decades of direct experience, we will explore how it can be applied a wide variety of situations. Participants will consider how to adapt the principles of creativity and narrative strategy to their own work and life situations.
This is a free workshop 7-9 pm. Please register by emailing your name and any organization affiliation to info@artragegallery.org
The mighty BARNDOGS are headed back to the 443! Tickets
Thursday
Funk ‘n Waffkes hosts Skalloween.
In 2013 on the college campus of SUNY Oneonta, the band Baked Potatoes could be found playing just about every house party, skate shop, and dive bar in town. In the years following Pat and the rest of the Baked Potatoes graduated college and recorded their first Full Length Album ‘Loaded’ (2016) to much critical acclaim. Baked Potatoes played with the likes of John Brown’s Body, Roots of Creation, Bumpin’ Uglies, Magic Giant, Rubblebucket, & The Hip Abduction as well as performing the Great South Bay Music Festival (NY), The Jersey Shore Music Festival (NJ), Sterling Stage (NY) and more. Following graduating from SUNY Oneonta and releasing their first Album, the band found themselves taking a hiatus as the original members moved to Ohio, Arizona, Tennessee, and Alaska. Aaron and Pat decided to live on a bus, continuing to play music and drive up and down the east coast Busking on the street. In 2018 Pat had moved back to Syracuse, and no longer living on the bus, started to remake the Baked Potatoes with Syracuse Musicians (Salt Potatoes, if you will). Unable to capture the original magic of the band, Pat shifted focus and started releasing music as Pat Tato. The sound is different, Ambitious, Lyrical, Specific & thought provoking. From 2018-2022 Pat had stepped into the role of Lead Guitarist in the band Vaporeyes. The band released two studio albums, ‘Vaporeyes’(2019) & ‘Cantrips’(2020). Now, in 2024 Pat Tato has started to emerge on the Festival Circuit as an early crowd favorite. Combining setlists of old Baked Potatoes songs with New Pat Tato songs, as well as evolving and maturing into the New Sound that is ‘Pat Tato & the Baked Potatoes’, look for this name on Spotify Playlists, Festival Lineups, and Venues in your city!
Join us for an adults-only happy hour evening at the MOST with a showing of the 1993 classic Halloween film Hocus Pocus!
6pm happy hour with beer, wine, hard ciders, and seltzers available plus popcorn, snacks, and drinks from our concession stand.
7pm movie showing
$12 per person includes admission and movie.
All ticketholders must be 21 years of age or older.
Friday
Dark Holloween with Dark Hollow at Middle Ages Beer Hall
“There’s nothing like a Grateful Dead concert.” Those old bumper stickers have seen a lot of mileage over the years. It was in the spirit of creating in the moment – the live concert experience, and a love of ‘The Great American Songbook’ that inspired the founding members of Dark Hollow to set out on their journey back in 1996. They’ve sought to carry on the Dead’s live tradition and tap into the collective band/crowd relationship that transforms ordinary moments into magic.
Dark Hollow has been paying tribute to the music of the Grateful Dead for 28 years. Known for their dynamic performances, the band crafts songs from the extensive Dead family catalog to create unique concert experiences. Their ability to move seamlessly between songs and musical styles enables them to tell a musical story that both honors the original song versions and allows the band members to create new interpretations. And when the special moments arrive, they aim to elevate the room and lift your collective feet off the ground. To tap into the energy between the band and the audience.
Featuring:
Mike O’Hara (Lead Vocals)
Mike Vincitore (Lead Guitar)
Mike Hamilton (Rhythm Guitar)
Elliot Jarvis (Bass Guitar)
Pat Shaughnessy (Keyboards)
Jeff Roney (Drums)
Jack Jarvis (Drums)
Saturday
PRESENTED BY VISIONS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
ADV: $20 | DOS: $30
18+ | Doors at 8PM
GFB: 9PM
Root Shock: 1030PM
Root Shock is conscious, soulful, even healingthats how many fans of have described the bands infectious sound and energy. They transcend genre & can make anyone move their body & uplift their spirit.
Grateful for Biggie: Where Grateful Vibes Meet Hip Hop Flow!Step into a world where time-honored melodies collide with urban poetry, where the rhythms of yesterdays legends unite with the beats of a modern era. Introducing Grateful for Biggie, the ultimate mashup tribute that seamlessly blends the Grateful Deads signature grooves with the lyrical genius of Notorious B.I.G. Get ready for a sonic journey that defies genres and sparks new musical dimensions.
Sunday
Free Show at Funk ‘n Waffles with Saint Savage 6 pm.