Schedule of Events ENJOY NATURE with WINTER ACTIVITIES & OUTINGS ICE SKATING: Clinton Square - The rink is an open-air facility and will be open through March 11th, weather permitting, please call 423-0129. The rink has warming room facilities. Skate rental is available for a $3.00 fee. All youth 12 and under must be accompanied by a parent/guardian. All children under 18 not allowed after dark without paerntal supervision. Please have photo ID available. Family Night Special: Mon. - Thurs. 4pm - 8pm; $15 admission, includes skate rentals. Lunch Time Skate Mon. - Fri. 11am - 1:30pm: $1.50 admission, $2.50 admission and skate rental. Hours of operation: Mon. - Thurs.: 11am - 8pm; Fri. & School Breaks: 11am - 8:30pm; Sat. 10am - 8:30pm; Sun.: 10am - 8pm. Admission: $3, $2 for 12 and younger and seniors (55+). Skate rental $3. Group rates available by calling 423-0129. Meachem Rink - West Seneca Turnpike, Syracuse. Recreation & Youth Programs operates the skating rink at Meachem which is an indoor facility open through March 21st (closed Feb. 28 & March 1). Open Skate Hours: Tues. - Fri. 12:15pm - 3:15pm: Lunch Special: $4 includes admission, skate rental & free hot chocolate. Fri. & Sat. 7:15pm - 10pm: Regular Admission: $3.00, $2.00 for 12 and younger and seniors (55+). Skate rental: $3. Senior Skate(55+): Fridays 9am - 11:45am; $1 admission includes free coffee or hot chocolate. Skate & Shoot: Skaters can practice their hockey skills or enjoy pick-up games; must have own equipment and helmets; Thurs. 9am -11:45am and Sat. 10:30am - 1:30pm; $3 admission. Please call 492-0179 in advance to confirm hours as there are many hockey tournaments/make-up games throughout the season that may interfere with open skate hours. Sunnycrest Rink - 698 Robinson Street, Syracuse. The skating rink is an indoor facil- ity open through March 31st. Open Skate Hours: Mon. & Tues. 12:15pm - 4:30pm; Wed. 12pm - 5:30pm and 7:15pm - 9:30pm; Thurs. 12pm - 4:30pm; Fri. 12pm - 4:30pm and 7:15pm - 10pm; Sat. 1:45pm - 6:45pm and 7pm - 10pm; Sun. 1:30pm -5:30pm. Please call 473-4696 in advance to confirm hours as there are many hockey & broomball tournaments throughout the season that may interfere with open skate hours. Hours subject to change. Skating admission: $3.00, $2.00 for 12 and younger and seniors (55+). Skate rental: $3. Lunch Special (Mon. - Fri., excluding Wed.) until 4pm: $4 admission includes skate rental & free hot chocolate. Wed: Free admission. Senior Skate (55+): Thurs. 9am - 11:45am, $2.00 includes admission, skate rental and free coffee or hot chocolate. SNOWSHOEING: Beaver Lake Nature Center - 8477 E. Mud Lake Road, Baldwinsville. Enjoy 3 separate trails, the Northern Exposure (1.4 miles) & the Southern Exposure (2.2 miles.) While the Southern has more hilly spots, the Northern offers a flatter trail and both go through open fields and wooded areas. The Pine Meadow Trail (0.5 miles) is also available. “Try Snowshoeing” clinic offered every Sat. & Sun. at 12:30pm in January & February. Clinic includes instruction and a short snowshoe hike. Folks with little or no snowshoe experience will especially enjoy this one-hour introduction for $5 per per- son. Registration is required beginning at 8am on the day of the clinic, call (315)638- 2519. Snowshoe rentals are $5 per hour; rentals 9am-3:30pm, must be returned by 4pm. Trails open from 7:30am - 5pm. Admission is $4 per vehicle. Highland Forest - 1254 Highland Forest Rd., Fabius. All levels of snowshoers are offered 6 trails of varying lengths: .5 miles to 8. 7 miles. Park maps are available at Skyline Lodge. Open Daily: March - November: 8:30am - 5:30pm, December - Febru- ary: 8:30am - 4:30pm. Rentals are available from 9am - 3pm daily, snow conditions permitting. All equipment must be returned by 4pm. Snowshoes: $10 Adult all day; $5 Child (15 & under) all day. Admission:$3 per person: $20 annual pass (for hiking & snowshoeing) Sunnycrest Park - Hickok Ave at Caleb, Syracuse. More than 2.5 miles of groomed trails, bringing shoeshoers along a loop that includes Sunnycrest golf course and some wooded areas. Trails start at the Sunnycrest Ski Lodge. Parking is available at the Ski Lodge and Ice Rink. Trails available December to March, as snow conditions permit. Trail Hours: Trails open 7 days a week dawn to dusk, weather permitting. Lodge Hours: Sat. & Sun. 10am - 4pm, Winterfest Week: Mon. - Fri. 11 am - 3pm. Admission Fees (Sat. & Sun., School Breaks) General Admission: $2, Junior/Senior Admission: $1. Season Pass: $15, Junior/Senior Pass $10. Snowshoe Rental Package (incl. admission): $4, 12 and under: $1, Student package: $2.50. CROSS COUNTRY SKIING: Highland Forest - 1254 Highland Forest Road, Fabius. Daily, 8:30am - 4:30pm. Features 40 miles of trails, 20 of which are groomed and track set for all ability levels, and 3 skate ski loops. There are cut-offs at each trail if you want to decrease the distance. Park maps available at Skyline Lodge which also serves food and drink on weekends and a volunteer Nordic Ski Patrol monitors the beautiful snow covered trails. Trail Use: Ski Day Pass - $10; $5 child (15 & under) Ski Season Pass: $25; $15 child (15 & under). Rental Shop open daily, snow conditions permitting. Rentals available from 9am - 3pm, all equipment must be returned by 4pm. Skis, Boots & Poles package - $15 Adult all day; $10 child (15 & under) all day; Individual Items (Skis, Boots & Poles) $7 per item. Ski lessons available, weather permitting, Sat. & Sun., mid Dec. - February, by appointment only; $25 includes equipment rental; lesson $10 with own equipment; Day Pass required. Call (315) 683-5550 or visit the park office at Skyline Lodge. Beaver Lake Nature Center - 8477 E. Mud Lake Road, Baldwinsville. Offers 7 miles of ski trails; all trails rated easy except Three Meadows Trail which is rated moderate. Trails are one-way on weekends. Please note: Beaver Lake does not rent skis, you need to bring your own. Cross-Country Ski Lessons are available by appoint- ment only. Nature Center’s trails open 7:30am - 5pm. Admission: $4 per vehicle. For info: (315)638-2519. Onondaga Lake Park - 106 Lake Drive, Liverpool. (315) 453-6712. November - March: 10am-5pm. Enjoy Cross Country Skiing on the Shoreline Trails or at the Long Branch Loop. Bring your own equipment. Oneida Shores Park - 9400 Bartell Road, Brewerton. Enjoy Cross Country Skiing on the McKinley Ridge Trail, approximately 3/4 mile long, marked with yellow diamond trail markers, and traveling around the ridge between the Cicero Swamp and the McKinley Reserved Area. It is a beginner level trail, with only two small inclines to navigate. Trail access is from the parking lot at the West McKinley Shelter parking lot. Hours mid-Oct. - March: Sunrise - Sunset. Info: (315)676-7366. Sunnycrest Park - Hickok Ave at Caleb, Syracuse. Did you know that Sunnycrest Park is home to more than 2.5 miles of groomed cross-country ski trails? When enough snow blankets the park, the trails bring skiers along a loop that includes Sunnycrest golf course and some wooded areas. Trails are maintained by the City of Syracuse Parks Department. Trails start at the Sunnycrest Ski Lodge (Hickok Ave entrance). Park- ing is available at the Ski Lodge and Ice Rink. Skiing is available December to March, snow conditions permitting. Free learn-to-ski clinics 11:30am on Sundays. Trail Hours: Trails open 7 days a week dawn to dusk, weather and conditions permitting. Ski Lodge Hours: Sat. & Sun. 10am - 4pm, when snow conditions permit. February School Break: Mon. - Fri. 10am - 3pm. Fees: (Sat. & Sun., School Breaks) General Admission: $2; Junior/Senior Admission: $1. Season Passes: $15; Junior/Senior Pass $10. Ski Rental Package (includes admission): $5; 12 and under: $1. FREE X-C Ski Clinics every Sundau at 1:30pm weather & conditions permitting. For information or to verify Lodge is open call (315)473-2674(Ski Lodge). Four Seasons Ski Center - 8012 E. Genesee St., Fayetteville. Introduction lessons avalible Thurs.and Sat. by appoitment only. Rentals for skis, boots, poles & snowshoes available & also for use in other surrounding areas (Green Lakes State Park, Beaver Lake, Highland Forest). Rental deposit required with rental fee. Call for hours of opera- tion and conditions: (315)637-9023 or visit website www.fourseasonsgolfandski.com SLEDDING and TOBOGGANING: Highland Forest - 1254 Highland Forest Road, Fabius. Daily, 8:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. Use the 300 ft. long slope of Skyline Hill, however please note the hill is unsupervised. Long Branch Park - Liverpool. (315) 453-6712. Located just north of Onondaga Lake Park, the 100 ft. sledding hill is open daily 10am-5pm, conditions permitting. Note: sledding hill is not supervised. Stone Quarry Hill Art Park - Cazenovia. A massive slope for sledders of all ages. Town of Van Buren Park - The hill in Baldwinsville is open daily to the public. Strawberry Hill - Sullivan Park, 707 Legion Drive, Chittenango. SNOWBOARDING, TUBING and ALPINE SKIING: Four Seasons Ski Center - 8012 E. Genesee St., Fayetteville. A variety of packages and passes available. Skiing and Snowboarding Camps also available. Private Les- sons also available. For hours and conditions call (315)637-9023 or visit website www. fourseasonsgolfandski.com SKATEBOARDING: Onondaga Lake Skatepark - 107 Lake Drive, Liverpool. The 16,900-sq. ft park is concrete and is open to inline skates, skateboards, scooters and BMX bikes. Come and test your skills on its features like the 8ft. deep Liberty Bowl, 7 Stair Gap, 4.5 ft. high Ledge, or 3.5 ft. high volcano. There are also quarter pipes, grind rails,spines, hips and gaps to challenge every skater or biker. The facility is open for anyone older than age 5. Helmets must be worn, and waivers (available at the park) must be signed by a parent. All sessions are integrated. Outside temperature must be above 45 and the skatepark must be completely dry. $3/session; $35/monthly pass; $125/annual pass. Nov. 1 - March 31(off-season) hours:12pm - 4pm. Info: (315)453-6712. WILDLIFE VIEWING: Rosamond Gifford Zoo - One Conservation Place, Syracuse. Daily 10am - 4:30pm. Founded in 1914, the zoo is among the top 10% of zoos in this country as an accred- ited member of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. The zoo is open year round and is home to more than 700 animals of all shapes & sizes. Celebrate “Snow Leop- ard Days” throughout February! Winter is a fantastic time to view the animals where all of the outside exhibits feature animals that were chosen for their ability to adapt to the region’s climate. For guests who prefer warmer temperatures, 60 percent of the exhibits are indoors, making the zoo a great destination even on cold and snowy days. “Snow Leopard Days” half price admission: $4 Adults(19-61), $2.50 Seniors (62+), $2 Youth (3-18), Free ages 2 & younger. Veterans & Active Military: Free with valid I.D., Onondaga County FAVOR card, discharge papers or another form of official military identification. Also applies to immediate family members. Group rates also available. Info: (315) 435-8511 or www.rosamundgiffordzoo.org T T T T T T T

Museum and Art Events during Winterfest THE MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (MOST*) - 500 South Franklin St., Open: Wed. - Sun. 10 am - 5 pm with extended Saturday evening IMAX hours. Also Mon. and Tues. during school break weeks. Check website calendar for many special programs during school break week. New and return visitors will delight in the Climb- ing Wall, Earth Science Discovery Cave, Energy: Powering Our Future, Flight & Space, Life Sciences, Space Dock & Gallery, Science Playhouse and Technotown. Admission is free for members and costs $12 per adult and $10 per child ages 2-11 and senior 65 years or older. On Saturdays, Sundays, and school holidays, the Silverman Planetarium features “Zoo in the Sky” at 11:15am for children under 8 years and “Seasonal Sky” at 3:15pm. For current IMAX movies and show times call 473-IMAX, for museum informa- tion call (315)425-9068 or check website www.most.org. ERIE CANAL MUSEUM - Heritage Area Visitor’s Center, 318 Erie Blvd. East at Mont- gomery Street, Open Mon. - Sat. 10am - 5pm, Sun. 10am - 3pm. Guided tours available by appointment. Admission to the Museum is by donation; a $5.00 suggested dona- tion is greatly appreciated. Committed to preserving the only existing weighlock build- ing in the United States, the Erie Canal Museum collects and conserves Canal material, champions an appreciation and understanding of Erie Canal history through educa- tional programming and promotes an awareness of the Canal’s transforming effects on the past, present and future. Info: (315)471-0593 or www.eriecanalmuseum.org EVERSON MUSEUM of Art - 401 Harrison St., Gallery Hours: Closed Mondays & Tuesdays, Sun., Wed. & Fri., Noon - 5pm; Thurs. Noon - 8pm; Sat., 10am - 5pm. Gen- eral admission is $5 per person, suggested donation. The museum seeks to inspire, educate and enrich, integrating art into people’s lives through direct encounters with its collections and exhibitions. Temporary Exhibits throughout February: SALT CITY ABSTRACTION: features modern and contemporary abstract artists from the Everson’s collection that have lived and worked in Central New York, including Juan Cruz, Robert De Niro Sr., Darryl Hughto, Margie Hughto, James Ridlon, Susan Roth, and many others; FROM THE EARTH: CONTEMPORARY HAUDENOSAUNEE CLAY AND STONE: features the work of five contemporary Haudenosaunee artists represented in the Everson’s col- lection, Tom Huff, Ada Jacques, Peter B. Jones, Tammy Tarbell-Boehning, and Steve Smith, all of whom draw upon their cultural heritage and blend traditional artistic methods with modern techniques; A CENTURY OF COLLECTING: 100 YEARS OF CERAM- ICS AT THE EVERSON: From the initial purchase of 32 works in 1916 by distinguished Arts & Crafts potter Adelaide Alsop Robineau, the Everson has amassed a premier collection of more than 5000 ceramic pieces, dating from ancient times to the present day. This exhibition presents a survey of works made by key figures in modern and contemporary studio ceramics, tracing the Everson’s role as a driving force in shaping attitudes about ceramics as a fine art medium; THE CREATURES AMONG US: celebrates our enduring fascination with animals by presenting a selection of diverse works drawn from the Everson’s collection; BRADLEY WALKER TOMLIN: A RETROSPECTIVE: charts Tomlin’s development from art nouveau illustrations of the 1920s to large-scale Abstract Expressionist paintings of the 1950s. The exhibition explores his formative years in Syracuse, early patronage by Condé Nast, and the important role played by the Woodstock art colony; VANESSA GERMAN:de.structive, dis.tillation: Vanessa Ger- man uses paint, mixed media, sculpture, and performance to directly confront racism and violence in today’s society; MORE REAL, MORE A DREAM: Drawn from the Everson’s collection, this exhibition brings together an eclectic mix of abstract works from the 20th century to explore the wide variety of formal and compositional decisions artists make. PERMANENT COLLECTION: Encompasses approximately 11,000 objects, including paintings, ceramics, sculpture and videos. Although the collection has changed and grown substantially over its 100+ year existence, the Everson’s current collection continues to grow and has been steered by decisions made early in the museum’s history. Also: Youth art classes, the Children’s Interactive Gallery, and Museum Café: Open daily Noon - 2:30pm. Info: www.everson.org or (315)474 6064 ONONDAGA HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION Research Center (OHA) - 321 Mont- gomery St., Syracuse. Hours: Wed. - Fri. 10am - 4pm, Sat. - Sun. 11am - 4pm., Closed Mon. & Tues.; suggested $3 donation for non-members. The Onondaga Historical Asso- ciation Museum & Research Center plays a vital role in preserving the written, oral and material history of Onondaga County. As the oldest historical agency in Onondaga County, OHA is dedicated to collecting artifacts and information that document and perpetuate our community’s heritage. Engaging photos, paintings, maps and rare artifacts provide a fascinating exploration through 300 years of history. Temporary Exhibits: SNOWY SPLENDOR: WINTER SCENES IN ONONDAGA COUNTY (through Spring 2017): features oil, acrylic, and watercolor paintings, photographs, and pastel draw- ings of winter scenes of Onondaga County from local artists and photographers. The scenes include downtown Syracuse, parks, rural vistas, and woodland settings. The im- agery also is varied; sometimes stark, sometimes colorful, yet all evocative of a sea- son we love and hate. A PLACE FOR ALL PEOPLE: INTRODUCING THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY AND CULTURE (through April 2017): a commemorative exhibit celebrating the opening of the Smithsonian’s newest museum; based on the in- augural exhibitions of the museum, the posters highlight key artifacts that tell the rich and diverse story of the African American experience. The famous Frederick Douglass daguerreotype will be returning from the University of Rochester to be featured in the exhibit. Our curators are combing through the collections and archives to highlight the influence of Frederick Douglass on CNY region. DOWNTON COMES DOWNTOWN: WHAT THE FASHIONABLE WORE IN ONONDAGA COUNTY FROM 1900 TO 1930 (through August 2017): Resembling the clothing styles portrayed in the critically acclaimed PBS series, Downton Abbey, featuring men’s, women’s, and children’s clothing worn by citizens of Onondaga County from 1900 to 1930; exhibit is augmented by fashion accessories such as hats, shoes, and purses as well as period furniture from OHA’s collection. SYRACUSE SNAPSHOTS: A LOOK AT STYLE, SOUND AND INNOVATION: curated by students from the Institute of Technology from the Syracuse City School District; highlights just barely scratch the surface of Syracuse’s accomplishments and cultural develop- ment as it relates to national trends in fashion, sports clothing and music, as well as technological achievements. Syracuse is the birth place of many inventions such as the Stearns Bicycle, L.C Smith typewriter, the shot clock, synthetic penicillin, and the Bran- nock device. Syracuse has maintained a thriving fashion scene over the years hosting annual fashion shows such as the Ebony Fashion Fair and WHEN-TV fashion luncheon, dating back to the 1950s. Syracuse is also an exceptional musical hub, hosting some of the longest running music festivals in the Northeastern U.S., as well as a diverse music scene of musicians and genres. PERMANENT EXHIBITS: Freedom Bound: Syracuse & the Underground Railroad and Syracuse China: Fired Forms of the American Experi- ence. The most extensive is Onondaga County: The Heart of New York which consists of five major theme areas: Birth of a County, Power of the People, Crossroads of New York, Architecturally Speaking, & Making A Living. As visitors leave the exhibit a final panel, Writing the Next Chapter reminds visitors that history is on-going and is cre- ated every day. Richard and Carolyn Wright Research Center Hours: Wed. - Fri. 10am - 2pm, Sat 11am - 3:30pm, Closed Sun. - Tues. For more info: www.cnyhistory.org or (315)428-1864. ARTRAGE GALLERY - 505 Hawley Ave., Syracuse. Wed. - Fri. 2pm - 7pm, Sat. Noon - 4pm. The ArtRage vision for change is one that creates a community of open-minded, tolerant individuals with an appreciation for the inclusion of art in everyday life, offering the community an experience that encourages the breakdown of boundaries so that people can see themselves in the work and then in one another. Art can be the seed of a movement for cultural and social change. UNWRAPPING VANESSA: Fiber Memory Art (through March 25th): highlights a new body of work by Syracuse fiber artist and storyteller Vanessa Johnson, that honors the voices of women and girls who continue to influence the artist’s life, and speaks to her own transnational experience through the women who inspire her. Donations kindly accepted. Info: (315)218-5711 or www.artragegallery.org SUArt GALLERIES - Shaffer Art Building, Syracuse University Campus; Tue. - Sun. 11am - 4:30pm, Thurs. 11am - 8pm, Closed Mondays. ANN FELTON MULTICULTURAL CENTER - Onondaga Community College Campus. Mon. - Thurs. 11am - 4pm. Gallery located on the lower level of Storer Auditorium adjacent to Ferrante Hall. A venue for local, regional & national art, the gallery pro- motes the work of a diversity of peoples, media, & expressions and serves as a learn- ing environment supporting the college’s educational mission as well as the culture of the community at large. For more info: (315)498-ARTS (2787) or www.sunyocc.edu

T T T T T T T Library Events during Winterfest ONONDAGA COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY - Located in the Galleries of Syracuse, 447 South Salina Street Info: (315) 435-1800 or visit www.onlib.org Thursday, February 16th: Hazard Branch (1620 W. Genesee St., 435-5326), 5pm - 7pm; Chess Club. Play chess against other enthusiasts, or come learn rules of the game! Game boards & pieces provided. For all ages, 12 & under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Beauchamp Branch 5:15pm - 7pm; Craft Club. Stop by the library to use your imagination and discover new crafting techniques to make fun and unique items with a variety of materials. Ages 5 and up Friday, February 17th: Central Library, 10am - 4pm; Open Art Studio. Stop by the Makerspace every Friday and use a variety of art supplies to create artwork of your own choosing. No registration necessary. Ages 12 and up. Info: (315)435-1813 Saturday, February 18th: Betts Branch, 9:30am to 11:30am; Hooks & Needles. A time to chat, knit, crochet and share ideas in a casual and friendly environment. All are welcome! Soule Branch, 11am - 12pm; Snow Much Fun Perler Bead Creations. Too cold to play outside in the snow? Then enjoy the winter indoors making snowflakes, snowmen and other wintertime creations with Perler Beads. Best for ages 6 and up. Hazard Branch,1pm - 3pm; Knitters Club. Join Hazard’s needle work creators for knitting, crocheting and needlepoint. Beginners and advanced needle workers are welcome. Bring your own supplies and share needle work knowledge with your peers! 435-5326. Beauchamp Branch, 2pm - 4pm; Family Movie Matinee. Enjoy the newly released film “Queen of Katwe”- based on the true story of Phiona Mutesi, a Ugandan girl who sees her world rapidly change after being introduced to the game of chess. Free popcorn while you watch! All ages Petit Branch, 2pm - 4pm; Open Chess. Visit Petit to meet up with other chess players for a game. Beginners, experienced players, everyone is welcome. Chess boards are available or bring your own. No registration required. Mundy Branch, 3:30pm - 4:30pm; Technology Camp. Explore Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math with hands-on activities. For ages 8 and up. Tuesday, February 21st: Betts Branch, all day; 2017 Annual Cabin Fever Quilt Show. Hazard Branch, 9:30am - 4:30pm; School Break Teen Programs. Come to the library any time during school break week to enjoy one of our Drop-In Programs. You can experiment with our 3Doodler Pens, create something unique using Crayola® Model Magic compound, enjoy a few crafts, or have fun with Xbox games, board games, and card games! Snacks and beverages will also be available. Ages 13-19. 435-5326. Petit Branch, 10:30am - 11am; Read, Sing and Play: Story Time. Combined toddler ICE BREAKER DANCE PARTY Friday, February 17th 7pm - 11pm

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FINGER LAKES BALLROOM and preschool story hour for children ages 1½ to 5 and their families or caregivers. Includes stories, rhymes, fingerplays, and songs. Hazard Branch, 1pm - 2:30pm; Minecraft Party. Blockheads unite! For this special Minecraft party we will be playing Minecraft on our Xbox One, playing our Minecraft card game, making Minecraft crafts, and having some Minecraft-themed snacks! For ages 6-12. 435-5326. Beauchamp Branch, 2pm - 4pm; African American Art. Staff from the Everson Mu- seum will discuss African American Art, with a focus on artist Jacob Lawrence, one of the first African American artists to be represented by a major commercial gallery and the first to receive sustained mainstream recognition in the U.S. All Ages Mundy Branch, 3:30pm - 4:30pm; Love to Play Chess. Join us to learn all the moves and play a game or two. Hazard Branch, 4pm - 5pm; African Percussion Ensemble. Onondaga Community College’s African Percussion Ensemble will perform rhythms of Gahu, Gota, and Bagr Bine. For all ages. 435-5326. Beauchamp Branch, 5:15pm - 7pm; Board Game Fun. Find a partner (or three) and choose any of our board games to play. Selection includes Scrabble, Stratego, Apples to Apples, The Game of Go, Uno and more! Ages 5 and up Learn to play Mancala, a traditional African board game, or play one of your favorite board games with your friends. (315)435-3395 Wednesday, February 22nd: Hazard Branch, 9:30am - 4:30pm; School Break Teen Programs. See Tues., Feb. 21st. Beauchamp Branch, 9:30am - 11am; Preschool Play & Learn. Celebrate your favor- ite authors and book characters with stories, songs, rhymes and fun activities. Central Library, 1pm - 4:30pm; Hand Embroidery for Beginners. Learn how to hand embroider in this creative and relaxing program. Ages 12 & up. Registration required. Beauchamp Branch, 2pm - 4pm; Favorite Books from Famous People. What do Oprah Winfrey, LeBron James, Michael Jordan and Beyonce all have in Common? They all love reading! Listen to some of their favorite books, enjoy light refreshments and make a craft to bring home. All ages are welcome. Hazard Branch, 2pm - 4pm; Kids Make: Stop-Motion Animation Videos. Make a short animated video with our new Stop-Motion Animation computers. Be as creative as you like! All supplies provided. Please register in advance at 435-5326. For ages 6-12. Betts Branch, 6pm - 7pm; Knitting for Beginners with Maggie. Learn the basics of knit, purl, cast on, cast off, increase & decrease. Make a simple project scarf. Yarn will be provided. Please bring your own size 10 needles. Pre-register at (315)435-1940. Thursday, February 23rd: Hazard Branch, 9:30am - 4:30pm; School Break Teen Programs. See Tues., Feb. 21st. Soule Branch, 11:30am - 12:30pm; Snow Much Fun Perler Bead Creations. Enjoy the winter indoors making snowflakes, snowmen and other wintertime creations with Perler Beads. Best for ages 6 and up. Hazard Branch, 2pm - 4pm; K’Nex® Bridge Building Competition. Using K’Nex, we will be competing to see who can build the longest, most stable bridge! Compete by yourself or with your friends to win an awesome prize! For ages 6-12. Info: 435-5326 Hazard Branch, 5pm - 7pm; Xbox in the Evening for Teens. Join us for an evening of gaming on our Xbox One! Pizza and beverages will be provided. For ages 13-19. and

presents: Outdoor Winter Cornhole Tournament Sunday, February 19th East Genessee Street in Hanover Square

Noon - 4pm Sponsored by: Open bar at Maxwell’s for contestants only Beauchamp Branch, 5:15pm - 7pm; Craft Club. Stop by & use your imagination to discover new crafting techniques; make fun & unique items with a variety of materi- als. Ages 5 and up Petit Branch, 6:30pm to 7:30pm; Pajama Story Hour & Craft. Join us for a nighttime craft and story hour. Children can wear their pjs and bring favorite bedtime buddies! A light snack will be provided. Recommended for children 3 - 7. Registration required. Friday, February 24th: Hazard Branch, 9:30am - 4:30pm; School Break Teen Programs. See Tues., Feb. 21st. Central Library, 10am - 4pm; Open Art Studio. See Fri., Feb. 17th. Hazard Branch, 2pm - 4pm; Crafters Workshop: Model Magic Monster Mania. Make your own pet monster out of Model Magic! Will you make a Silly Slithering Swamp Monster? Or a Lazy Lanky Lackadaisical Library Monster? If you can imagine it, you can make it! For ages 6-12. Info: 435-5326 Central Library, 2:30pm to 4:00pm; Video and iMovie Basics. In this introductory session you’ll see how to use a Canon DSLR camera & lights, as well as how to start your iMovie project and use the Green Screen. Ages 12 and up. Registration required. Beauchamp Branch, 3:30pm - 4:30pm; CPR Party. Learn Hands-Only CPR in a party atmosphere with music and disco lights. Saturday, February 25th: Betts Branch, 9:30am to 11:30am; Hooks & Needles. See Sat., Feb. 18th. Hazard Branch, 10:30am - 11:30am; Paws and Books. Enjoy reading a story to Coo- per, a trained, lovable dog certified as a Canine Good Citizen. For ages 5 - 12. Central Library, 10:30am - 11am; Intro to Hand Drums. Learn hand drum basics in this interactive demonstration lead by a respected local musician and teacher, John Heard! Hand drums can be played to accommodate a wide range of rhythms and styles that can supplement your music projects. Bring in your own hand drum or use one of ours! Ages 15 and up. Registration required. Hazard Branch,1pm - 3pm; Knitters Club. Join Hazard’s needle work creators for knitting, crocheting and needlepoint. Beginners and advanced needle workers are welcome. Bring your own supplies and share needle work knowledge with your peers! 435-5326. Soule Branch, 2pm - 3pm; Bare Bones Trombone Quartet. Take a nostalgic trip back to the early days of jazz with selections from different genres of Jazz: Tin Pan Alley, Ragtime, Blues, Dixieland, Swing, Roaring Twenties and Big Band. Refreshments will be available after the concert. Beauchamp Branch, 2pm - 4pm; Family Movie Matinee. Enjoy the newly released film “Race”- The biopic about Jesse Owens, the famed track and field athlete who en- dured racial discrimination and adversity on his way to winning 4 gold medals at the 1936 Olympics in Nazi Germany. Free popcorn while you watch! All ages Petit Branch, 2pm - 4pm; Open Chess. Visit Petit to meet up with other chess players for a game. Beginners, experienced players, everyone is welcome. Chess boards are available or bring your own. No registration required. Mundy Branch, 3:30pm - 4:30pm; Technology Camp. Explore Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math with hands-on activities. For ages 8 and up. T T T T T T T Thursday, February 16th THE POST-STANDARD/SYRACUSE.COM TREASURE HUNT - DRIVEN BY DRIVER”S VILLAGE - The 30th annual contest begins Feb. 16th and ends when the medallion is found or at midnight, Feb. 26th. Follow the clues every day in The Post- Standard, on syracuse.com, or on Twitter or Facebook to find the medallion, which is hidden on public land in Onondaga County. Solve the clues and find the medallion, and you win $2,000! The winner should verify the authenticity of the medallion by call- ing the telephone number engraved on the medallion. Sponsor: Driver’s Village; Media Sponsor: The Post-Standard and syracuse.com. 2017 CNY SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS EXHIBIT - 9am - 7pm; Atrium of the Whit- ney Applied Technology Center at Onondaga Community College, 4941 Onondaga Road. Over 5,000 pieces of art submitted from approximately 2,000 7th through 12th grade students in a 13-county region covering Central New York. They come from almost 100 schools and over 200 teachers. Over 1,000 pieces/portfolios recognized with Gold Keys, Silver Keys and Honorable Mentions. Several special “Best of Category” and “Best of Show” prizes awarded. Exhibit of over 1,500 pieces on display through March 3rd. All Gold Key winners will go on to the national level for consideration. 12TH ANNUAL GREAT SNOWMAN CONVENTION - on display in the Canyon on the 3rd Level Destiny USA, Syracuse through February 25th. This is a convention of the imagination, and especially values creativity and respect for the environment shown in examples from art classes in Syracuse schools. Individual pictures may be posted as you create them to facebook.com/SkiddySnowman If you have multiple snowman pictures, send them by email attachment to [email protected] for Best in Snow prizes. One winner per day will be chosen from among the daily entries during the period Feb.15 - 25. CENTRAL NEW YORK BOAT SHOW - 1pm - 9pm; Empire Expo Center/NYS Fairgrounds, 581 State Fair Blvd., Syracuse. The 2016 CNY Boat Show and Sale will showcase more than 500 all-new models of power and sail boats, including cruisers, sport boats, pontoon boats, personal watercraft, and docks. Come see the largest Upstate selection of boats on display in three huge buildings at the New York State Fairgrounds. Boats will be on display in the Center of Progress, Horticulture Building, and the huge Exhibit Center Building… over 250,000 square feet of exhibit space! In-water demonstrations, NYS Boating Information Center, and much more! Admission: $10 adults; children 13 & under free. Info: 315-487-7711 or www.nysfair.org/events SYRACUSE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION NEW CAR EXPO - 4pm - 9pm; Pirro Convention Center & War Memorial at Oncenter, 800 S. State St., Syracuse. Come check out the new cars with all their bells & whistles! The 109th Annual new car show will feature two buildings, four floors, with 135,000 square feet of show space! Tickets: $9 Adults; $7 Seniors; $3 Children under 12; and Children under 5 Free. Thursday only - Free for veterans, active military & first responders w/ valid ID. Info: (315)435-8000 or www.autoexposyracuse.com DOWNTOWN DINING WEEKS - Try a new dining experience or revisit your favorite places to eat. Downtown’s finest restaurants offer 3 courses for $25 or less. Bever- ages, tax & gratuity are additional. Some restaurants may require reservations. Continues through March 1st. Visit downtownsyracuse.com for list of participating establishments. SALSA & LATIN MOVEMENT - 6:15pm & 7:30pm; Johnston’s Ballybay Pub/Night- club, 550 Richmond Ave. Drop-ins welcome. Intermediate Salsa partnering class. $10, or $7 for full time students with valid ID. Email for complete information at lafa- [email protected] WEST COAST SWING - 6:45pm - 10:45pm; Tyrol Club, 213 Lamont Ave., Solvay. Dance lessons followed by open dancing to East & West Coast Swing & Lindy music. 6:45 - 8:15pm lessons, open dancing begins at 8:15. Cost: $10 for both lessons & dance, $5 dance only. Info: www.danceloverscny.com MYSTERY DINNER THEATER - 7pm - 9:40pm, Spaghetti Warehouse, 689 N. Clinton St. “Dead Meat”- The Tortellini Corner Market is small but proud with a distinctive fragrance, just like its owner, Papa Tortellini. Lately, life is “notta so good” for Papa. Supermarket giant Price Slasher has him in its cross-hairs as does Harry Graft, the health inspector, Mama Celeste, his wife, as well as some other shady characters. Mama mia! Papa’s counting on you and the other loyal employees of the market to come through. Don’t be late for the meeting. Papa will put the “evil eye” on you! $29.95 plus tax & gratuity. Info at: 475-1807 or www.acmemysterytheater.com COMEDY SHOW - 7:30pm; The Syracuse Funny Bone, Destiny USA. Brad Williams $10 admission, 21 & up PLAY: “Eurydice” - 8pm; CNY Playhouse, 3649 Erie Blvd. E., Dewitt. Sarah Ruhl rei- magines the classic myth of Orpheus through the eyes of its heroine. Dying too young on her wedding day, Eurydice must journey to the underworld, where she reunites with her father and struggles to remember her lost love. With contemporary charac- ters, ingenious plot twists, and breathtaking visual effects, the play is a fresh look at a timeless love story. Tickets: $15. Info: cnyplayhouse.org FOLK DANCES - 8pm - 11pm; First Unitarian Universalist Church, 109 Waring Road. $1 fee. Info: (315)487-8806 TEAM TRIVIA - Enjoy a lively evening of trivia, with teamwork in a fun and social atmosphere. A team or teams from Sitrus at the Sheraton University Hotel (7pm), Lamont Tavern (7pm), Trapper’s II (7pm), RFH’s Hide-A-Way (7pm), Pizza Man Pub (7pm), Uriah’s (7:30pm), and/or Beer Belly Deli (8pm) may participate in the Winterfest Team Trivia Finals on Sunday the 26th. Media Sponsors: NewsRadio570WSYR and Syracuse New Times COMEDY THEATER:“The Silence of the Clams” - 8pm; Jazz Central, 441 E. Washington St., Syracuse. This irreverent romp strips everything tasteful from of the Academy Award-winning horror classic, The Silence of the Lambs! You won’t want to miss the butch FBI agent, Clarice Starling, track down serial killer Buffalo Bill before he completes his infamous “Woman Suit.” But first, to get to Bill, she has to face down the mack daddy of murderers: Dr. Hannibal Licked-Her! For Mature Audiences Only. $20 Admission. Info: (315)546-3224 or www.rarelydone.org ENTERTAINMENT - 6pm; Funk ‘n Waffles Downtown. Swampcandy 8pm; Kitty Hoynes Irish Pub. Mike O’Hara 9pm - 12:30am; Coleman’s Authentic Irish Pub. Noisy Boys 9pm; Dinosaur Bar-B-Que. John Nemeth 10pm; Otro Cinco. Skunk City & Chiggin T T T T T T T Friday, February 17th THE POST-STANDARD/SYRACUSE.COM TREASURE HUNT - See Thurs., Feb. 16th. 2017 CNY SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS EXHIBIT - 9am - 7pm; Atrium of the Whit- ney Applied Technology Center at Onondaga Community College. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. 12TH ANNUAL GREAT SNOWMAN CONVENTION - on display in the Canyon on the 3rd Level Destiny USA, Syracuse through February 25th. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. CNY BOAT SHOW - 1pm - 9pm, NYS Fairgrounds. See Thurs., Feb. 16th SYRACUSE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION NEW CAR EXPO - 4pm - 9pm; Pirro Convention Center & War Memorial at Oncenter, 800 S. State St., Syracuse. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. Info: (315)435-8000 or www.autoexposyracuse.com HUNGRY HOUR - 4pm - 7pm; Clinton Street Pub, 127 W. Fayette St., Syracuse. Drink specials & complimentary snacks. Media Sponsor: 96.5 The Beat DOWNTOWN DINING WEEKS - See Thurs., Feb. 16th. SALT CITY DART LEAGUE 39th ANNUAL SYRACUSE OPEN: STEEL TIP DART TOURNAMENT - 6pm; Holiday Inn, 441 Electronics Parkway, Liverpool. $25,000+ in prizes, matches best of 5, Singles, Doubles, 501, Cricket. Registration closes 15 minutes prior to the event. Free for spectators. For info: (315)446-7101 or www. saltcitydarts.com MURDER MYSTERY DINNER THEATER: “Death Takes A Cruise” - 6pm; WCNY, 415 W. Fayette St., Syracuse. Grab your party hat, and step aboard, The Mississippi Mistress riverboat. Prepare to set sail down the “Big Muddy” for New Orleans and Mardi Gras! The mighty Captain “Crawdaddy” Cretin will help you navigate the shoals, Take Your Shot:

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GRAB A FRIEND & JOIN THE FUN! Use our photos to find 25 locations & while there, take an identical photo of your own but with YOU in it! Kinda like a SELFIE! Sunday, February 19th Noon- 5pm Entrry fee: Limited to First Prize 100 Teams $200 Adults & Teens - $12 per person or $10 pre-registration

For Rules & Regulations and to pre-register www.updowntowners.com or at Syracuse Updowntowners-Events Start Point: Maxwell’s in Hanover Square Prizes awarded beginning at 5:30pm 122 E. Genesee St., Syracuse sand bars, (and wet bars), while Scooter, the Porter, and your Cruise Director, Lucy Belle Juniper, see to your comfort and entertainment. Watch out for the other suspicious passengers. Someone might not make it to the “Big Easy” alive. Tickets: $60-$65. Info: www.wcny.org or (315)453-2424 ICE BREAKER DANCE PARTY - 7pm - 11pm; Finger Lakes Ballroom, Syracuse Marri-ott Downtown, 100 East Onondaga Street, Syracuse. Listen & dance to Trumptight315, an old school R&B funk band that brings you the smooth and funky sounds of Mo-town. Admission: $5. Sponsor: Syracuse Marriott Downtown and Northeast Decorating & Exhibit Services, Inc. Media Sponsor: 94.1-95.3-103.9 The Dinosaur

WINTER STARS - 7pm - 9pm; Green Lakes State Park, 7900 Green Lakes Rd., Fay- etteville. See the winter skies at their finest! Venus attains its greatest brilliance on February 18th and has swollen to almost four times the size it had appeared back in July 2016. Meet at the Park Office. If it is too cloudy on the 17th, we will reschedule for Saturday the 18th. FREE and open to the public. Info: (315)637-6111

SYRACUSE SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL presents “Noises Off” - 7:30pm; Empire State Theater, NYS Fairgrounds. Get a great view of the intricate, farcical, personal and hilarious antics of a hapless group of actors from the audience perspective and from back stage. A fantastic farce can lead to the craziest situations involving multiple love triangles, scantily clad women, a nose bleeder who fears blood & violence, fish, phones, booze, an axe and lots of slamming doors all while you see a bad play from the audience and a worse one from back stage... get ready to laugh and roll in the aisles... but don’t shut your eyes ‘cuz you’ll miss at least 3 jokes! Tickets: Adult $15, Senior/Student $12, SU student/faculty/staff/alumni $8. Info: (315)476-1835 or www. syrsf.org. COMEDY SHOW - 7:30pm and 9:45pm; The Syracuse Funny Bone, Destiny USA. Brad Williams $15 admission, 21 & up TEAM TRIVIA - Enjoy a lively evening of trivia, with teamwork in a fun and social atmosphere. A team or teams from Lamont Tavern (7pm) may participate in the Winterfest Team Trivia Finals on Sunday the 26th. Media Sponsors: NewsRadio-570WSYR and Syracuse New Times CONCERT: Max Creek with Boogie Low - 8pm; The Westcott Theater, 524 West- cott St., Syracuse. All ages. Tickets: $20 - $25. Info: www.creativeconcerts.com COMEDY THEATER:“The Silence of the Clams” - 8pm; Jazz Central, 441 E. Washington St.,Syracuse. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. (315)546-3224 or www.rarelydone.org PLAY: “The King Stag” - 8pm; Syracuse Stage, 820 E. Genesee St., Syracuse. One of the best known plays of the Commedia del’Arte form, Gozzi’s magical tale brings to life King Deramo, his faithful wife Angela, his treacherous prime minister Tartaglia, several hare-brained members of his court, a magician, a parrot, magical stags, and a giant bear. A fairy tale for all ages, The King Stag captures the sheer fun and bracing physicality of the Italian comic tradition. Presented by Syracuse University Department of Drama. Tickets: $17 - $19 Box Offic: (315)443-3275 Info:vpa.syr.edu PLAY: “Eurydice” - 8pm; CNY Playhouse, 3649 Erie Blvd. E., Dewitt. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. Tickets: $17. Info: cnyplayhouse.org or (315)885-8960

PLAY: “Heathers the Musical” - 8pm - 10pm; W. Carroll Coyne Center for the Per- forming Arts, Lemoyne College, 1419 Salt Springs Rd., Syracuse. Join the Boot and Bus- kin Theater Troup for this fully staged musical, described by AMNewyork as a “clever comedy with a dark streak.” Set in the halls of Westerberg High, Heathers the Musical tackles the struggles of popularity and fitting in during high school. Please be aware: This show presents challenging subject matter and is intended for mature audiences. Tickets: $15 General Public, $10 Senior, $5 for students and Le Moyne community. Info: (315) 445-4200 or www.lemoyne.edu/vpa. CONCERT: Molly Venter and Goodnight Moonshine - 8pm; May Memorial Unitarian Universalist Society, 3800 E. Genesee St., Syracuse. This is Molly Venter’s latest musical project, a collaboration with her husband Eben Pariser. Co-writing often, Venter and Pariser explore what it means to be in a healthy authentic relationship; both relationship; both wholesome and irreverent, they sing of joy and grief in equal measure. Molly’s voice bends from a sweet moan to a gritty shout and back into a playful run in the space of a few bars. The emotional potency of her voice is surround- ed and supported by a lush landscape of harmonies and minimalist orchestrations conceived by Eben on vocals and electric guitar. Price: $15 Info: (315)638-4740 SALSA SURVIVAL CLASS for Beginners - 8:30pm - 9:45pm; Johnston’s Ballybay Pub/Nightclub, 550 Richmond Ave. Our most popular class introduces new dancers to the Salsa! NO experience or partner necessary. $7. Info: (315)636-7133 ENTERTAINMENT - 9pm; Funk ‘n Waffles Downtown. The Spring Street Family, Subsoil, Gang of Thieves $10, 18 and over 9pm; Kitty Hoynes Irish Pub. Old Friends 10pm; Dinosaur Bar-B-Que. Baddogg 10pm - 1:30am; Coleman’s Authentic Irish Pub. Homely Jones HAVANA NIGHTS LATIN DANCE PARTY - 10pm - 2am; Ballybay Pub/Nightclub, 550 Richmond Ave. DJ “la Maquina” spins CNY’s finest Latin mix for Salsa, Timba, Merengue, Bachata y Chachacha! Beginners welcome. Huge hardwood dance floor, off street parking, full service bar. Age 17+, students welcome. Admission: $8 Info: (315)636-7133 or www.lafamiliadelasalsa.com T T T T T T T Saturday, February 18th THE POST-STANDARD/SYRACUSE.COM TREASURE HUNT - See Thurs., Feb. 16th. 2017 CNY SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS EXHIBIT - 8am - 4pm; Atrium of the Whit- ney Applied Technology Center at Onondaga Community College. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. 12TH ANNUAL GREAT SNOWMAN CONVENTION - on display in the Canyon on the 3rd Level Destiny USA, Syracuse through February 25th. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. CNY BOAT SHOW - 10am - 9pm, NYS Fairgrounds. See Thurs., Feb. 16th SALT CITY DART LEAGUE 39th ANNUAL SYRACUSE OPEN STEEL TIP DART TOURNAMENT - 10:30am; Holiday Inn, 441 Electronics Parkway, Liverpool. See Fri., Feb. 17th. HORSEDRAWN SLEIGH RIDES - 11am - 3:30pm; Highland Forest Park, 1254 High- land Park Rd., Fabius. Enjoy an old-fashioned twenty minute, horse-drawn sleigh ride through the Highland’s winter woods. Rides are offered on a first come, first served basis. If there is not enough snow wagon rides will be offered. Please dress for the weather. Cost $6 per person; $3 for 5 & under. To check schedule (315)683-5550. SU Women’s LACROSSE - 11am, vs. Canisius; Carrier Dome. www.cuse.com WINTERFEST EXPRESS - Noon - 5pm; starts on Salina St.at Hanover Square. Con- tinuous free shuttle service between Winterfest’s major downtown venues. Simply hop aboard the bustling Winterfest Express at any designated site or you can start at the corner of Salina and Water Streets near Hanover Square. Sponsor: Centro CULINARY CRUISE - Noon - 4pm. All aboard for Syracuse Winterfest’s popular, an- nual Culinary Cruise. “Cruisers” purchase tickets for $5 to visit participating restau- rants and sample their culinary specialties and vote for their favorites. Tickets are available at participating restaurants presale or at the GoMini’s unit in Clinton Square the day of the event. The Winterfest Express will provide continuous free shuttle service between the restaurants. Awards are presented to the top vote getters in each category: Appetizers, Entrees and Desserts. An “After the Cruise” party will be held at Clinton Street Pub where the winners will be announced and prizes awarded around 5pm. Participating restaurants: Aster Pantry & Parlor, Cathy’s Cookie Kitchen, Clinton Street Pub, Creole Soul Cafe, Eleven Waters, Franco’s Pizzeria & Deli, Liberty Deli, Liehs & Steigerwald, Maxwell’s, Modern Malt, Modern Malt Bakeshop, Otro Cinco, Pep- pino’s Neapolitan, San Miguel Mexican Restaurante and The Sweet Praxis. Sponsors: GoMini’s and Centro; Media Sponsors: Table Hopping with CNY Night Life newspaper and Y94FM MARTINI MIX-OFF - Noon - 4pm. Downtown area restaurants will compete to see who has the best Martini Mix in town. Variety reigns in this competition as ticket holders will sample these creations and vote for their favorite. Competitors will be judged on taste and presentation. Tickets can be purchased for $5 at any participat- ing restaurant presale or at the GoMini’s unit in Clinton Square the day of the event. The Winterfest Express will be running during the event or participants can walk to competing restaurants. Participating establishments: Black Olive, Clinton Street Pub, Cavalier Room, Dolce Vita World Bistro, Empire Brewing Company, Maxwell’s, Modern Malt, The Penny, Syracuse Suds Factory, 1060 Restaurant, Wild Will’s Saloon, and World Lounge & Martini Bar. Sponsors: GoMini’s and Centro; Media Sponsors: Table Hopping with CNY Night Life newspaper and Hot107.9 HURRICANE MIX-OFF - Noon - 4pm. Downtown area restaurants will compete to see who has the best Hurricane Mix in Syracuse. Ticket holders will sample the variety of these creations and vote for their favorite. Competitors will be judged on taste and presentation. Tickets can be purchased for $5 at any participating restaurant presale or at the GoMini’s unit in Clinton Square the day of the event. The Winterfest Express will be running during the event or participants can walk to competing sites. Partici- pating establishments: Black Olive, Clinton Street Pub, Dolce Vita World Bistro, Empire Brewing Company, Maxwell’s, Modern Malt and The Penny. Sponsors: GoMini’s and Centro; Media Sponsors: Syracuse New Times and Hot107.9 PRE-MARDI GRAS CELEBRATION of the Hurricane, one of New Orleans’ most renowned cocktails, with Winterfest’s Hurricane Mixoff! Second Line Syracuse, a high- energy professional 8-piece dance band inspired by both traditional and modern-day New Orleans’ style brass bands, will start the festivities at Otro Cinco at 2pm with an indoor performance before taking to the streets and march out the mixoff with YOU! Follow the band to participating establishments, hoot n’ holler, have a hurricane, and get down with the best Syracuse has to offer! SYRACUSE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION NEW CAR EXPO - Noon - 9pm; Pirro Convention Center & War Memorial at Oncenter, 800 S. State St., Syracuse. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. Info: (315)435-8000 or www.autoexposyracuse.com ICE CARVING - 12pm - 1pm; Water Street next to Clinton Square. Ice artisan & pro- fessional chef, Adam Vural, will demonstrate the creation of beautiful ice sculptures. Media Sponsor: 92.1 The Wolf MAGIC CIRCLE CHILDREN’S THEATRE presents “Cinderella” - 12:30pm; Spaghetti Warehouse Restaurant, 689 N. Clinton St. Presented by: Magic Circle Child- rens Theater. Like always, our shows are interactive and comedic; wear a costume to add to the fun! At just under an hour, with lots of action and interaction it’s a great introduction to the world of theatre without breaking the bank. Come give the charac- ters advice, play “ The Princess is Right” and even try on the glass slipper ! Meet the characters and take pictures after show. All tickets are $6 cash at door. (315)449-3823 for info or reservations.

SUN PARTY - 1pm - 3pm; Baltimore Woods Nature Center, 4007 Bishop Hill Rd., Mar- cellus. See the sun and all its amazing features – sunspots, flares, magnetic storms – with specially-equipped solar telescopes. Plus, see great daytime views of Venus and the Moon! A great way to warm up on a winter afternoon! Back up date February 19th. $6 for members, $9 for nonmembers. Info: (315)673-1350 or www.baltimorewoods.org ICE CARVING - 2pm - 3pm; Syracuse Marriott Downtown. Ice artisan & professional chef, Adam Vural, will demonstrate the creation of beautiful ice sculptures. Media Sponsor: 94.1-95.3-103.9 The Dinosaur SNOWY OWL PRESENTATION - 2pm; Great Swamp Conservancy, 8375 North Main Street, Canastota. Learn about the habits and habitat of this beautiful native bird. Sug- gested donation: $4 non-members, $3 members. www.greatswampconservancy.org SU Men’s LACROSSE - 3pm, vs. Albany; Carrier Dome. www.cuse.com SU Women’s ICE HOCKEY - 3pm, vs. Rochester Institute of Technology; Tennity Ice Pavilion. www.cuse.com WEEKEND GUIDED WALKS: Tracking Wildlife on Snowshoes - 2pm; Beaver Lake Nature Center, 8477 E. Mud Lake Road, Baldwinsville. Registration is required beginning at 8am the day of the hike and space is limited. Offered on snowshoes only when snow conditions are acceptable, please call 638-2519. Cost: Free with Nature Center admission. DOWNTOWN DINING WEEKS - See Thurs., Feb. 16th. PARTIES IN THE PLAZA: Kevin Barrigar - 6pm - 8pm; LeMoyne Plaza, 1135 Salt Springs Rd, Syracuse. Born 9th in a musical family, Kevin’s talent showed early as a singer. Singing Elvis with his family’s band, the Christophers, Kevin has since shared the stage with Joe Whiting, fiddle legend Hal Casey, guitar master Tommy Emmanuel, and five-time Grammy winner Lloyd Maines. In addition to performing solo, Kevin also occasionally performs with his brother Loren. Free admission. Produced by CNY Jazz Central. SU Women’s LACROSSE - 7pm, vs. Binghamton; Carrier Dome. www.cuse.com COMEDY SHOW - 7pm and 9:45pm; The Syracuse Funny Bone, Destiny USA. Brad Wil- liams $15 admission, 21 & up SYRACUSE SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL presents “Noises Off” - 7:30pm; Empire State Theater, NYS Fairgrounds. See Fri., Feb. 17th. SYMPHORIA: “Red Violin” - 7:30pm; Crouse-Hinds Theater at Oncenter. Elina Vähälä makes her 1st appearance with Symphoria in this performance of Corigliano’s Red Violin Concerto. Also features the Redline Tango and two works of Barber and Gershwin that premiered 9 years apart. Tickets $52- $81 www.experiencesymphoria. COMEDY THEATER:“The Silence of the Clams” - 8pm; Jazz Central, 441 E. Washington St.,Syracuse. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. (315)546-3224 or www.rarelydone.org PLAY: “The King Stag” - 8pm; Syracuse Stage, 820 E. Genesee St., Syracuse. See Fri., Feb. 17th. Tickets: $17 - $19 Box Offic: (315)443-3275 Info:vpa.syr.edu PLAY: “Eurydice” - 8pm; CNY Playhouse, 3649 Erie Blvd. E., Dewitt. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. Tickets: $17. Info: cnyplayhouse.org or (315)885-8960 PLAY: “Heathers the Musical” - 8pm - 10pm; W. Carroll Coyne Center for the Do you like to eat? Do you enjoy a mixed drink?

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Tickets available in Clinton Square on Feb. 18th, 25th & 26th from 11am - 3pm Performing Arts, Lemoyne College, 1419 Salt Springs Rd., Syracuse. See Fri., Feb. 17th. DANCE DIVINE - 8pm - midnight; 305 S. Main St., North Syracuse. A nice mix, all the dances, friendly crowd, no partner necessary. Refreshments available. Admission: $10, $8 -for High School and College Students (w/valid ID) & Active Duty Military Personell (must have Military ID). Complimentary Dance Lesson 7pm - 8pm. Info: call (315)396- 3496 or e-mail [email protected] or www.allfortheloveofdancing.com ENTERTAINMENT - 9pm; Kitty Hoynes Irish Pub. Tommy Connors 9:30pm; Funk ‘n Waffles Downtown. The New Daze, Astro Collective $7 18 and over 10pm; Dinosaur Bar-B-Que. Pale Green Stars 10pm - 1:30am; Coleman’s Authentic Irish Pub. UPK

T T T T T T T Sunday, February 19th THE POST-STANDARD/SYRACUSE.COM TREASURE HUNT - See Thurs., Feb. 16th. 2017 CNY SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS EXHIBIT - 8am - 4pm; Atrium of the Whit- ney Applied Technology Center at Onondaga Community College. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. 12TH ANNUAL GREAT SNOWMAN CONVENTION - on display in the Canyon on the 3rd Level Destiny USA, Syracuse through February 25th. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. SALT CITY DART LEAGUE YOUTH DART TOURNAMENT - 9am; Holiday Inn, 441 Electronics Parkway, Liverpool. Adult/Youth event (ages 5-12) & Youth (ages 13-17), Cricket & 01, No entry fee, trophies awarded. For details: 315-446-7101 or www. saltcitydarts.com. CNY BOAT SHOW - 10am - 5pm, NYS Fairgrounds. See Thurs., Feb. 16th SALT CITY DART LEAGUE 39th ANNUAL SYRACUSE OPEN STEEL TIP DART TOURNAMENT - 10:30am; Holiday Inn, 441 Electronics Pkwy, Liverpool. See Fri., Feb. 17th. HORSEDRAWN SLEIGH RIDES - 11am - 3:30pm; Highland Forest Park, 1254 High- land Park Rd., Fabius. See Sat., Feb. 18th. CORNHOLE TOURNAMENT - Noon - 4pm; East Genesee St. in Hanover Square. Enter your team or come out and cheer for participants in the fun & addictive game spread- ing across the nation. Registration Fee: $80 per team of 2, includes access to open bar inside Maxwell’s. On-site registration: 10am; Warm ups: 11am; matches start promptly at Noon. Prizes awarded to the top 3 teams. Questions: Call (315)944-7774 or Email:[email protected]. Applications on www.syracusewinterfest.com Presented by CNYCornhole (www.cnycornhole.com) Media Sponsor: 94.1-95.3- 103.9 The Dinosaur.

TAKE YOUR SHOT: PICTURE THIS - Noon - 5pm; Maxwell’s, 122 E. Genesee St. in Hanover Square, Syracuse. Use our photos to find 25 locations and while there, take an identical phot of your own but with YOU in it. Kinda like a SELFIE! Entry fee: Adults & Teens - $12 per person or $10 pre-registration. Limited number of teams. First prize is $200, plus other prizes to be awarded beginning at 5:30pm. For Rules & Regula- tions and to pre-register visit www.updowntowners.com or on Facebook at Syracuse Updowntowners-Events. Presented by the Updowntowners of Syracuse. SYRACUSE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION NEW CAR EXPO - Noon - 5pm; Pirro Convention Center & War Memorial at Oncenter, 800 S. State St., Syracuse. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. Info: (315)435-8000 or www.autoexposyracuse.com CARDIO-SALSA & LATIN MOVEMENT - 1pm - 2pm; One Village Dance Centre, 117 Harvard Place(off Westcott St.) Learn Salsa Steps, Syncopations & Latin Movement direct from the streets of Havana in an aerobics class format...more fun than Zumba!!! NO experience or partner necessary! $10 or $7 for full time student with valid ID. ICE CARVING – 1pm - 3pm; Water Street next to Clinton Square. Ice artisan & pro- fessional chef, Adam Vural, will demonstrate the creation of beautiful ice sculptures. Media Sponsor: 92.1 The Wolf WEEKEND GUIDED WALKS: Tracking Wildlife on Snowshoes - 2pm; Beaver Lake Nature Center, 8477 E. Mud Lake Road, Baldwinsville. See Sat., Feb. 18th. PLAY: “The King Stag” - 2pm; Syracuse Stage, 820 E. Genesee St., Syracuse. See Fri., Feb. 17th. Tickets: $17 - $19 Box Offic: (315)443-3275 Info:vpa.syr.edu SYRACUSE SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL presents “Noises Off” - 2pm; Empire State Theater, NYS Fairgrounds. See Fri., Feb. 17th. ORIGINS OF JAZZ II: Mike Dubaniewicz Quartet - 2pm - 3:30pm; Liverpool Public Library, 310 Tulip St., Liverpool. Playing tunes from the bebop era in the Car- man Community Room. Sax player Dubaniewicz will be joined by Tom Brigandi on bass, David Solazzo on piano and Mike Cortese on drums. Cost: Free.

FANCY NANCY SLUMBER PARTY - 3pm; Craftsman Inn, 7300 E. Genesee St., Fayetteville. Indulge yourself & that special little lady at this glamorous afternoon & evening of fun & activities that are sure to delight. Music, face painting, & a beauty station will be part of this glamorous party. There will be cookie decorating, crafts & an ultra fancy dinner buffet, story time, movie time and of course an overnight (with parent) in one of our Stickley appointed rooms, with a breakfast buffet the following morning. Cost: $169 for 1 adult & 1 child includes: Overnight stay for child & adult, all food & activities; $15 each addl. child, $25 each addl. adult Info: (315)637-8000 SU Women’s BASKETBALL - 5pm, vs. Notre Dame; Carrier Dome. www.cuse.com BLACK HISTORY MONTH CABARET: Jackiem Joyner & Selina Albright - 5pm; Drumlins, 800 Nottingham Rd, Syracuse. After the great success of last year’s event, smooth jazz master Jackiem Joyner is back, paired with the explosive talent of Selina Albright. Dress to impress. Tickets: $35 presale Info: cnyjazz.org DOWNTOWN DINING WEEKS - See Thurs., Feb. 16th. COMEDY SHOW - 7:30pm; The Syracuse Funny Bone, Destiny USA. Brad Williams $10 admission, 21 & up ENTERTAINMENT - 4pm - 7pm; Coleman’s Authentic Irish Pub. Donal O’Shaughnessey 6pm - 8pm; Funk ‘n Waffles Downtown. Bluegrass Jam Free, all ages CONCERT: Tchami with Mercer - 9pm; The Westcott Theater, 524 Westcott St., Syracuse. All ages. Tickets: $22 - $25. Info: www.creativeconcerts.com

T T T T T T T Monday, February 20th THE POST-STANDARD/SYRACUSE.COM TREASURE HUNT - See Thurs., Feb. 16th. 2017 CNY SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS EXHIBIT - 9am - 7pm; Atrium of the Whit- ney Applied Technology Center at Onondaga Community College. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. 12TH ANNUAL GREAT SNOWMAN CONVENTION - on display in the Canyon on the 3rd Level Destiny USA, Syracuse through February 25th. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. WINTER CAMP - 9am - 3pm; Beaver Lake Nature Center, 8477 E. Mud Lake Rd., Bald- winsville. All 1st - 4th graders - come to our Winter Camp, filled with nature-related ac- tivities, crafts, and games. Beat the winter blues with fun-packed indoor and outdoor adventures. Register for just one day or all five. Cost: $30/per child per day, advance registration required. Info: call (315) 638-2519, www. onondagacountyparks.com WINTER WONDERS WEEK - 10am; Beaver Lake Nature Center, 8477 E. Mud Lake Road, Baldwinsville. The answer to cabin fever during the school Winter Break week. 10am - Try Snowshoeing, 1:30pm - Creature Feature, 2pm - Snowshoeing (or walking if not enough snow). During School vacation there will be guided snowshoe walks and critter talks daily for families and individuals. Walk down one of the Nature Center’s trails tracking winter wildlife. Learn about beaver, turtles, hawks, or other wildlife in the Visitor Center. All scheduled activities are free with park admission. Snowshoe Rental $5. Info: (315)638-2519 or www.onondagacountyparks.com

DOWNTOWN DINING WEEKS - See Thurs., Feb. 16th. CARDIO-SALSA & LATIN MOVEMENT - 6:30pm; Community Center Group Fitness Studio, 311B Towne Dr., Fayetteville Towne Center. Learn Salsa steps, syncopations & Latin movement direct from the streets of Havana in an aerobics class format. No experience or partner necessary, drop-ins welcome. $10 per class or 4 classes for $30. Info: www.lafamiliadelasalsa.com FOR THE LOVE OF FILM: “My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2” - 6:30pm - 8:30pm; Liverpool Public Library, 310 Tulip St., Liverpool. The sequel for the popular romantic comedy is screened in the Carman Community Room for Liverpool Public Library Film Club members and the general public. Free admission. Free popcorn and beverages. TEAM TRIVIA - Enjoy a lively evening of trivia, with teamwork in a fun and social atmosphere. A team from Trapper’s Pizza Pub I (7pm), DG’s Family Restaurant (7pm), World of Beer (7pm), Limp Lizard in Liverpool (7pm), Homebase (7:30pm & 8:30), Kitty Hoynes (8pm) and/or Al’s Wine & Whiskey (8:30pm) may participate in the Winterfest Team Trivia Finals on Sunday the 26th. Media Sponsors: NewsRadio570WSYR and Syracuse New Times ENTERTAINMENT - 8pm; Dinosaur Bar-B-Que. Isreal Hagan 9pm; Funk ‘n Waffles Downtown. Dead Night with Pearly Baker’s Best $5, 18 and over T T T T T T T Tuesday, February 21st THE POST-STANDARD/SYRACUSE.COM TREASURE HUNT - See Thurs., Feb. 16th. 2017 CNY SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS EXHIBIT - 9am - 7pm; Atrium of the Whit- ney Applied Technology Center at Onondaga Community College. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. 12TH ANNUAL GREAT SNOWMAN CONVENTION - on display in the Canyon on the 3rd Level Destiny USA, Syracuse through February 25th. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. WINTER BREAK YOUTH ART CLASSES: Painting Syracuse Landscapes - 9am -Noon; Everson Museum of Art, 401 Harrison St., Syracuse. Looking for fun and cre- ative activities for your children (Ages 5-12) during mid-winter break? Sign up for one day or the entire week! Each day will hold a different themed activity to engage young artists including art making, gallery exploration, storytelling, games, and more! Per day: $12 Members, $15 Non-Member Info: everson.org WINTER CAMP - 9am - 3pm; Beaver Lake Nature Center, 8477 E. Mud Lake Rd, Bald- winsville. See Mon., Feb. 20th. NATURE ADVENTURE DAY CAMP: WILD WINTER BREAK! - 9am - 4pm; Bal- timore Woods Nature Center, 4007 Bishop Hill Rd., Marcellus. Four fun-packed days of discovery and adventure! For for campers in grades K-8. $45/per child/per day. Space limited, pre-registration required. Before/after care available. Today: “Baltimore Woods Winter Olympics” Info: (315)673-1350 or www.baltimorewoods.org WINTER WONDERS WEEK - 10am; Beaver Lake Nature Center, 8477 E. Mud Lake Rd., Baldwinsville. The answer to cabin fever during the school Winter Break week. 10am - Snow Sculptures, 1:30pm - Creature Feature, 2pm - Snowshoeing (or walking if not enough snow). See more info on Mon., Feb. 20th. (315)638-2519 or www.onondaga- countyparks.com NEW MOVIE RELEASES: ”The Magnificent Seven”- 1:30pm - 4pm; Liverpool Public Library, 310 Tulip St., Liverpool. The townspeople of Rose Creek hire seven out- laws for protection in the reboot of this classic. PG-13, Stars Denzel Washington, Chris Pratt, Ethan Hawke. Closed captioned. Free admission. Free popcorn and beverages in the Carman Community Room. DOWNTOWN DINING WEEKS - See Thurs., Feb. 16th. TEAM TRIVIA - Enjoy a lively evening of teamwork in a fun and social atmosphere. A team or teams from The Wildcat in Camillus (7pm), Pastas on the Green (7pm), Lake- house Pub in Skaneateles (8pm), The Evergreen (8pm),Nibsy’s Pub (8pm) and/or Cole- man’s Irish Pub (9pm) may participate in the Winterfest Team Trivia Finals on Sunday the 26th. Media Sponsors: NewsRadio570WSYR and Syracuse New Times CONCERT: Excision with Cookie Monsta & Barely Alive - 9pm; The Westcott Theater, 524 Westcott St., Syracuse. All ages. Tickets: $35 - $50. Info: www.creative- concerts.com ENTERTAINMENT - 8pm; Dinosaur Bar-B-Que. Moonrabbit T T T T T T T Wednesday, February 22nd THE POST-STANDARD/SYRACUSE.COM TREASURE HUNT - See Thurs., Feb. 16th. 2017 CNY SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS EXHIBIT - 9am - 7pm; Atrium of the Whit- ney Applied Technology Center at Onondaga Community College. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. 12TH ANNUAL GREAT SNOWMAN CONVENTION - on display in the Canyon on the 3rd Level Destiny USA, Syracuse through February 25th. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. WINTER BREAK YOUTH ART CLASSES: Creative Mask Making - 9am -Noon; Everson Museum of Art - 401 Harrison St., Syracuse. See Tues., Feb. 21st. WINTER CAMP - 9am - 3pm; Beaver Lake Nature Center, 8477 E. Mud Lake Rd, Bald- winsville. See Mon., Feb. 20th.

WINTER DAY CAMP - WILD WINTER BREAK! - 9am - 4pm; Baltimore Woods Nature Center, 4007 Bishop Hill Rd, Marcellus. Today: “Winter Scavenger Hunt” See more info on Tues., Feb. 21st. WINTER WONDERS WEEK - 10am; Beaver Lake Nature Center, 8477 E. Mud Lake Road, Baldwinsville. See Mon., Feb. 20th. JAZZ IN THE PLAZA: Parlour Games - Noon - 2pm; LeMoyne Plaza, 1135 Salt Springs Road, Syracuse. Enjoy high quality professional jazz groups at this cozy new venue, surrounded by the college bookstore, Dunkin’ Donuts and Cam’s Pizzeria. All events are free of charge. Free admission. Info: cnyjazz.org. MAGIC CIRCLE CHILDREN’S THEATRE presents “Alice in Wonderland” - 12:30pm; Spaghetti Warehouse Restaurant, 689 N. Clinton St. See Sat., Feb. 13th. RECITAL: Civic Morning Musicals - 12:30pm - 1:30pm; Hosmer Auditorium, Ever- son Museum, 401 Harrison St., Syracuse. John Ferrara’s Classical Guitar Ensemble Music from the Renaissance to the present day including Spanish & Latin American Favorites! Free. Info: www.civicmorningmusicals.org or (315)469-3379 FREE ICE SKATING - 5pm - 8pm; Clinton Square Ice Rink. Free admission courtesy of Pathfinder Bank. DOWNTOWN DINING WEEKS - See Thurs., Feb. 16th. CARDIO-SALSA & LATIN MOVEMENT - 6:30pm; One Village Dance Centre, 117 Harvard Pl.(off Westcott St.). See Sun., Feb. 19th. SU Men’s BASKETBALL - 7pm, vs. Duke; Carrier Dome. www.cuse.com Park & Ride free shuttle bus for Syracuse Suds Factory customers. TEAM TRIVIA - Enjoy a lively evening of trivia, with teamwork in a fun and social atmosphere. A team from Stingers Pizza Pub (7pm), The Brasserie (7pm), Potter’s Pub (7pm), The Eis House (7pm), Margaritaville (7pm), Buffalo Wild Wings in Cicero (7:30pm), JP Mulligan’s (7:30pm, 8:30pm, 9:30pm), Jake Hafner’s (7:30pm), Wayside Irish Pub (7:30pm), Saltine Warrior (8pm), and/or The Distillery (8pm) may participate in the Winterfest Team Trivia Finals on Sunday the 26th. Media Sponsors: NewsRa- dio570WSYR and Syracuse New Times PLAY: “The King Stag” - 8pm; Syracuse Stage, 820 E. Genesee St., Syracuse. See Fri., Feb. 17th. Tickets: $17 - $19 Box Offic: (315)443-3275 Info:vpa.syr.edu PLAY: “Heathers the Musical” - 8pm - 10pm; W. Carroll Coyne Center for the Performing Arts, Lemoyne College, 1419 Salt Springs Rd., Syracuse. See Fri., Feb. 17th. ENTERTAINMENT - 8pm; Funk ‘n Waffles Downtown. Music in the Air $10-15 8pm; Dinosaur Bar-B-Que. Mr. Monkey Open Jam T T T T T T T Thursday, February 23rd THE POST-STANDARD/SYRACUSE.COM TREASURE HUNT - See Thurs., Feb. 16th. NEW YORK FARM SHOW - 8:30am - 4pm; Empire Expo Center/NYS Fairgrounds, 581 State Fair Blvd., Syracuse. The Northeast’s premier indoor farm show is packed with new and practical equipment, services and products just right for your farming opera- tion. More than 400 commercial exhibitors with innovative products and plenty of services on hand to fill 6 buildings for the NY Farm Show. The latest technologies and equipment will be showcased at the show. Admission: Adults $5.00, children under 18 free (Free tickets available at any Northeast Equipment Dealership) Info: www.newyor- kfarmshow.com or (315)457-8205 2017 CNY SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS EXHIBIT - 9am - 7pm; Atrium of the Whit- ney Applied Technology Center at Onondaga Community College. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. 12TH ANNUAL GREAT SNOWMAN CONVENTION - on display in the Canyon on the 3rd Level Destiny USA, Syracuse through February 25th. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. WINTER BREAK YOUTH ART CLASSES: Collage Art inspired Bradley Walker Tomlin: A Retrospective exhibition - 9am -Noon; Everson Museum of Art - 401 Harrison St., Syracuse. See Tues., Feb. 21st. WINTER CAMP - 9am - 3pm; Beaver Lake Nature Center, 8477 E. Mud Lake Rd, Bald- winsville. See Mon., Feb. 20th. WINTER DAY CAMP - WILD WINTER BREAK! - 9am - 4pm; Baltimore Woods Na- ture Center, 4007 Bishop Hill Rd, Marcellus. Today: “Winter Mammal Challenge”– learn to move, hide, forage and hunt like a winter mammal. See more info on Tues., Feb. 21st. WINTER WONDERS WEEK - 10am; Beaver Lake Nature Center, 8477 E. Mud Lake Road, Baldwinsville. See Tues., Feb. 21st. AMERICAN GIRL DAY - 1pm - 3:30pm; Great Swamp Conservancy, 8375 North Main Street, Canastota. Bring your own 18” friend (doll, does NOT need to be an American Girl doll) & a blanket for a fun afternoon of games, crafts, & refreshments. For ages 4 - 12. Limit 20 children; must register by Feb. 21st by calling (315)697-2950 or email [email protected]. Suggested donation $10 per child. Info: www. greatswampconservancy.org DOWNTOWN DINING WEEKS - See Thurs., Feb. 16th. SALSA & LATIN MOVEMENT - 6:15pm & 7:30pm; Johnston’s Ballybay Pub/Night- club, 550 Richmond Ave. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. NEW MOVIE RELEASES: ”The Magnificent Seven”- 6:30pm - 9pm; Liverpool Public Library, 310 Tulip St., Liverpool. See Tues., Feb. 21st. WEST COAST SWING - 6:45pm - 10:30pm; Tyrol Club, 213 Lamont Ave., Solvay. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. MYSTERY DINNER THEATER - 7pm, Spaghetti Warehouse, 689 N. Clinton St. “Dead Meat”. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. SU Women’s BASKETBALL - 7pm, vs. Wake Forest; Carrier Dome. www.cuse.com FOLK DANCES - 8pm - 11pm; First Unitarian Universalist Church, 109 Waring Road. $1 fee. Info: (315)487-8806 TEAM TRIVIA - Various locations. See Thurs., Feb.16th. Media Sponsors: NewsRa- dio570WSYR and Syracuse New Times COMEDY SHOW - 7:30pm; The Syracuse Funny Bone, Destiny USA. Jon Reep $12 admission, 21 & up PLAY: “The King Stag” - 8pm; Syracuse Stage, 820 E. Genesee St., Syracuse. See Fri., Feb. 17th. Tickets: $17 - $19 Box Offic: (315)443-3275 Info:vpa.syr.edu PLAY: “Heathers the Musical” - 8pm - 10pm; W. Carroll Coyne Center for the Performing Arts, Lemoyne College, 1419 Salt Springs Rd., Syracuse. See Fri., Feb. 17th. ENTERTAINMENT - 8pm; Kitty Hoynes Irish Pub. Tommy Connors 8pm; Dinosaur Bar-B-Que. Buddish 9pm; Funk ‘n Waffles Downtown. Steep w/s/g The American $10, 18 and over 10pm; Otro Cinco. Amanda Rogers & Sheralyn Jeanne T T T T T T T Friday, February 24th THE POST-STANDARD/SYRACUSE.COM TREASURE HUNT - See Thurs., Feb. 16th. NEW YORK FARM SHOW - 8:30am - 4pm; Empire Expo Center/NYS Fairgrounds, 581 State Fair Blvd., Syracuse. See Thurs., Feb. 23rd. Info: www.newyorkfarmshow.com or (315)457-8205 2017 CNY SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS EXHIBIT - 9am - 7pm; Atrium of the Whit- ney Applied Technology Center at Onondaga Community College. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. 12TH ANNUAL GREAT SNOWMAN CONVENTION - on display in the Canyon on the 3rd Level Destiny USA, Syracuse through February 25th. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. WINTER BREAK YOUTH ART CLASSES: Printmaking - 9am -Noon; Everson Museum of Art - 401 Harrison St., Syracuse. See Tues., Feb. 21st. WINTER CAMP - 9am - 3pm; Beaver Lake Nature Center, 8477 E. Mud Lake Rd, Bald- winsville. See Mon., Feb. 20th. WINTER DAY CAMP - WILD WINTER BREAK! - 9am - 4pm; Baltimore Woods Nature Center, 4007 Bishop Hill Rd, Marcellus. Today: “Fire and Ice: Camp-wide Capture the Flag Game” See more info on Tues., Feb. 21st. WINTER WONDERS WEEK - 10am; Beaver Lake Nature Center, 8477 E. Mud Lake Road, Baldwinsville. The answer to cabin fever during the school Winter Break week. 10am - Build Snow a Snow Cave, 1:30pm - Creature Feature, 2pm - Snowshoeing (or walking if not enough snow). All scheduled activities are free with park admission. Snowshoe Rental $5. See more info on Mon., Feb. 20th. Info: (315)638-2519 or www. onondagacountyparks.com HUNGRY HOUR - 4pm - 7pm; Clinton Street Pub, 127 W. Fayette St., Syracuse. Drink specials & complimentary snacks. Media Sponsor: 96.5 The Beat DOWNTOWN DINING WEEKS - See Thurs., Feb. 16th. TEAM TRIVIA - Various locations. See Fri.., Feb. 17th. Media Sponsors: NewsRa- dio570WSYR and Syracuse New Times SYRACUSE SILVER KNIGHTS - 7:30pm; Oncenter War Memorial Arena. vs. Balti- more Blast. Info: wwwsyracusesilverknights.com COMEDY SHOW - 7:30pm and 9:45pm; The Syracuse Funny Bone, Destiny USA. Jon Reep $17 admission, 21 & up PLAY: “The Tomkat Project” - 8pm; Jazz Central, 441 E. Washington St., Syracuse. Based on actual interviews, this two-act play transcends the tabloids to discover the truth behind the marriage of Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes and The Church of Scientology. Oh, and it’s a comedy, for mature audiences. Admission: $20 Info: (315)546-3224 or rarelydone.org PLAY: “The King Stag” - 8pm; Syracuse Stage, 820 E. Genesee St., Syracuse. See Fri., Feb. 17th. Tickets: $17 - $19 Box Offic: (315)443-3275 Info:vpa.syr.edu PLAY: “Heathers the Musical” - 8pm - 10pm; W. Carroll Coyne Center for the Performing Arts, Lemoyne College, 1419 Salt Springs Rd., Syracuse. See Fri., Feb. 17th. SALSA SURVIVAL CLASS for Beginners - 8:15pm - 9:30pm; Johnston’s Ballybay Pub/Nightclub, 550 Richmond Ave. See Fri., Feb. 17th. ENTERTAINMENT - 6pm - 9pm; Sitrus Lounge; Sheraton Univerity Hotel. Teresa Broadwell Quartet 9pm; Kitty Hoyne’s Irish Pub. Lewington Downe (of Enter the Haggis) 10pm; Funk ‘n Waffles Downtown. The Big Takeover Free 18 & over 10pm; Dinosaur Bar-B-Que. Stroke

SWING DANCE PARTY - 9pm - 11:30pm; 305 S. Main St., North Syracuse. A night of East Coast Swing, West Coast Swing, and Hustle dancing to rock & roll, big band blues, R&B, contemporary, and funk. No Partner needed. Lesson taught by Maria Cirino from 8pm - 9pm. Open Dancing on two different dance floors beginning at 9pm. $10 adults / $5 students (17+ with valid student ID) includes lesson, dancing, and dessert table. Info: www.danceloverscny.com HAVANA NIGHTS LATIN DANCE PARTY - 10pm - 2am; Ballybay Pub/Nightclub, 550 Richmond Ave. See Fri., Feb. 17th. T T T T T T T Saturday, February 25th THE POST-STANDARD/SYRACUSE.COM TREASURE HUNT - See Thurs., Feb. 16th. NEW YORK FARM SHOW - 8:30am - 4pm; Empire Expo Center/NYS Fairgrounds, 581 State Fair Blvd., Syracuse. See Thurs., Feb. 23rd. Info: www.newyorkfarmshow.com or (315)457-8205 2017 CNY SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS EXHIBIT - 8am - 4pm; Atrium of the Whit- ney Applied Technology Center at Onondaga Community College. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. 12TH ANNUAL GREAT SNOWMAN CONVENTION - on display in the Canyon on the 3rd Level Destiny USA, Syracuse through February 25th. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. TACNY JUNIOR CAFE SCIENTIFIQUE - 9:30am-11am; the MOST, 500 S. Franklin St., Syracuse. “Water Pathogens” presented by Charles T. Driscoll, PhD, a Distinguished and University Professor in Syracuse University’s College of Engineering and Computer Science, Driscoll will discuss how English physician John Snow traced the cause of an 1854 cholera outbreak to contaminated water, and how that discovery improved public health. “There are many types of water pathogens, or disease-causing organisms, that have been discovered since the time of John Snow that we will discuss, including the toxic algae blooms we are experiencing today,” he said. A light breakfast is served before the event. Talks are aimed at middle school students, who must be accompa- nied by a parent or adult. The event is free, but TACNY asks that you RSVP to jrcafe@ tacny.org. After the event, participants are welcome to explore the museum at half- price: $6 for adults and $5 for children 2-11. MAMMAL TRACKING WORKSHOP - 10:30am - 11:30am; Baltimore Woods Nature Center, 4007 Bishop Hill Rd, Marcellus. Join us for this fun interactive workshop all about tracking mammals in the snow! We will learn the basics of tracking and trace ID and then go outside to investigate what the animals have been up to in the woods. We will spend most of our time outdoors so be sure to dress for the weather! This program is suitable for all ages. $6 for members, $9 for nonmembers, parents free. Info: (315)673-1350 or www.baltimorewoods.org CHILI COOKOFF - 11am - 3pm; Clinton Square. Winterfest’s signature event, the Chili Cook-off is presented by the Updowntowners of Syracuse, Inc. Area restaurants and other organizations spend hours at Clinton Square preparing their creations in hopes of capturing a cash prize, a plaque and the bragging rights to having the best chili in town. As the cook off wraps up, samples are collected from each competitor for judging by a panel of celebrities. This is followed by a public tasting at approxi- mately 2:30pm in which people can vote for their favorites for the People’s Choice Award. Sponsors: Onondaga Beverage Corp. and Updowntowners of Syra- cuse, Inc.; Media Sponsors: 92.1 The Wolf and Table Hopping with CNY Night Life newspaper HORSEDRAWN SLEIGH RIDES - 11am - 3:30pm; Highland Forest Park, 1254 High- land Park Rd., Fabius. See Sat., Feb. 18th. SANDWICH STROLL - Noon - 4pm. Whatever you call them, find a new favorite on the new Syracuse Winterfest Sandwich Stroll. Patterned after our popular “Culinary Cruise”, patrons sample a wide variety of sandwiches at participating restaurants and vote for their favorites. Patrons purchase $5 tickets pre-sale at participating restaurants or at a central location in Clinton Square on the event day. Tickets will include a map noting all restaurant locations and patrons can walk, or drive between sites to sample the offerings and choose their favorites. Restaurants participating will offer a small sample (1 - 2 oz.). Participating restaurants: Aster Pantry & Parlor, Clinton Street Pub, Creole Soul Cafe, Franco’s Pizzeria & Deli, Liberty Deli, Liehs & Steigerwald, Maxwell’s, Modern Malt, Modern Malt Bakeshop, Peppino’s Neapolitan, San Miguel Mexican Restaurante and The Sweet Praxis. Sponsor: GoMini’s and Centro; Media Sponsors: 92.1 The Wolf and Table Hopping with CNY Night Life newspaper MARGARITA MIX-OFF - Noon - 4pm. Downtown area restaurants will compete to see who has the best Margarita Mix in Syracuse. Variety will be the byword as ticket holders will sample these creations and vote for their favorite. Competitors will be judged on taste and presentation. Tickets can be purchased for $5 at any participat- ing restaurant presale or at the GoMini’s unit in Clinton Square the day of the event. The Winterfest Express will be running during the event or participants can walk to competing restaurants. Participating establishments: Black Olive, Clinton Street Pub, Maxwell’s, Modern Malt, Otro Cinco, San Miguel Mexican Restaurante, Syracuse Suds Factory and The Penny. Winners will be announced after the “Mix-Off” at Clinton Street Pub . Sponsor: GoMini’s and Centro; Media Sponsors: Table Hopping with CNY Night Life newspaper and 96.5 The Beat Syracuse Winterfest Annual UPDOWNTOWNERS’ WING WALK SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26th $10 Tickets in advance at participating restaurants until 3pm Saturday, Feb. 25th Maximum 1,000 tickets pre-sale! Day of the event at least 500 tickets on sale for $12 starting at 11am in Clinton Square

At 5pm, join us at the “After the Wing Walk Party” at Clinton Street Pub 127 W. Fayette St. Sponsor: Media Sponsors: COSMOPOLITAN MIX-OFF - Noon - 4pm. Downtown area restaurants will compete to see who has the best tasting Cosmopolitan Mix along with the best presentation in Syracuse. Sample the interesting creations by purchasing a ticket for $5 at any participating restaurant presale or at the GoMini’s unit in Clinton Square. Participants can take the Winterfest Express or walk to competing restaurants to sample mixes and vote. Competitors will be judged on taste and presentation. Participating estab- lishments: Black Olive, Clinton Street Pub, Maxwell’s, Modern Malt, The Penny, Peppino’s Neapolitan and World Lounge & Martini Bar. Winners will be announced after the “Mix-Off” at Clinton Street Pub. Sponsor: GoMini’s and Centro; Media Spon- sors: Syracuse New Times and 96.5 The Beat WINTERFEST EXPRESS - Noon - 5pm. See Sat., Feb. 18th Sponsor: Centro

SU Men’s LACROSSE - Noon, vs. Army; Carrier Dome. www.cuse.com ICE CARVING - 12pm - 1pm; Water Street next to Clinton Square. Ice artisan & pro- fessional chef, Adam Vural, will demonstrate the creation of beautiful ice sculptures. Media Sponsor: 92.1 The Wolf MAGIC CIRCLE CHILDREN’S THEATRE presents “Cinderella” - 12:30pm; Spa- ghetti Warehouse Restaurant, 689 N. Clinton St. See Sat., Feb. 18th. ICE CARVING - 2pm - 3pm; Syracuse Marriott Downtown. Ice artisan & professional chef, Adam Vural, will demonstrate the creation of beautiful ice sculptures. Media Sponsor: 94.1-95.3-103.9 The Dinosaur WEEKEND GUIDED WALKS: Tracking Wildlife on Snowshoes - 2pm; Beaver Lake Nature Center, 8477 E. Mud Lake Road, Baldwinsville. See Sat., Feb. 18th. ALL ABOUT BLUEBIRDS - 2pm; Great Swamp Conservancy, 8375 North Main Street, Canastota. Learn all about New York State’s offical bird, the Eastern Bluebird. The pre- sentation, covering their nesting cycle, & the proper use of bluebird boxes, will delight & educate. Kids & adults will love to build their own bluebird nest box with a hands- on learning experience using pre-cut lumber. All materials & tools provided for $20. Must register in advance if plan to build a box. Suggested donation: $4 non-members, $3 members. www.greatswampconservancy.org FOR THE LOVE OF FILM: Red Carpet Academy Award Event - 2pm - 4pm; Liverpool Public Library, 310 Tulip St., Liverpool. Celebrate the glamorous world of movies in the Carman Community Room with Liverpool Public Library Film Club mem- bers and the general public. Dress up and walk the red carpet. Vote for your favorites on the eve of the Academy Awards. Watch selected shorts. Cost: Free PLAY: “The King Stag” - 2pm; Syracuse Stage, 820 E. Genesee St., Syracuse. See Fri., Feb. 17th. Tickets: $17 - $19 Box Offic: (315)443-3275 Info:vpa.syr.edu PLAY: “Heathers the Musical” - 2pm - 4pm; W. Carroll Coyne Center for the Per- forming Arts, Lemoyne College, 1419 Salt Springs Rd., Syracuse. See Fri., Feb. 17th. SCHOLASTIC JAZZ JAM SERIES - 2pm - 5pm; LeMoyne Plaza, 1135 Salt Springs Road, Syracuse. Aspiring improvisers of any age, any level of ability, and playing any instrument get to sit in with a professional jazz group, the CNY Jazz Orchestra rhythm section with Joe Carello on sax, leading the band and emceeing – just bring any music for us to read, and you’re the leader of the band! Even if you don’t have music, we can just jam on a blues. We’ll give you positive, constructive coaching and feedback, right on the spot. You can also bring friends to jam with, a horn section or a whole group, and you can play a number yourselves – but remember, everyone attending has to get up and play solo as well. Free & open to all. Info: www.cnyjazz.org/scholasticjazzjam SU Women’s LACROSSE - 4pm, vs. Massachusetts; Carrier Dome. www.cuse.com DOWNTOWN DINING WEEKS - See Thurs., Feb. 16th. SYRACUSE CRUNCH - 7pm; Oncenter War Memorial Arena. vs. Rochester Americans Info:www.syracusecrunch.com COMEDY SHOW - 7pm and 9:45pm; The Syracuse Funny Bone, Destiny USA. Jon Reep $17 admission, 21 & up CONCERT: Joe Iconis and Family - 8pm; The Redhouse, 201 S. West St., Syracuse. Musical theater writer and rabble rouser Joe Iconis brings his unique mash-up of showtune cabaret and rock & roll jamboree live to the Redhouse Stage. Join Joe and his merry band of musical theater punks as they roar their way through a set of Joe’s incendiary songs. Expect classic tunes, new numbers, and works-in-progress. His songs were featured on Season 2 of NBC’s Smash, and he is currently working on a commission for La Jolla Playhouse and several other new musicals. Tickets $20, (315) 362-2785 Info: www.theredhouse.org and www.mrjoeiconis.com PLAY: “The Tomkat Project” - 8pm; Jazz Central, 441 E. Washington St., Syracuse. See Fri., Feb. 24th. Info: (315)546-3224 or rarelydone.org PLAY: “The King Stag” - 8pm; Syracuse Stage, 820 E. Genesee St., Syracuse. See Fri., Feb. 17th. Tickets: $17 - $19 Box Offic: (315)443-3275 Info:vpa.syr.edu PLAY: “Heathers the Musical” - 8pm - 10pm; W. Carroll Coyne Center for the Performing Arts, Lemoyne College, 1419 Salt Springs Rd., Syracuse. See Fri., Feb. 17th. CONCERT: Jazz is Phish - 9pm; Westcott Theater, 524 Westcott St., Syracuse. All ages. Tickets: $15 - $20. Info: www.creativeconcerts.com ENTERTAINMENT - 4:30pm; Funk ‘n Waffles Downtown. Head North, Heart Attack Man, Trespasser, TRENCH $10/$12, 18 and over 9pm; Kitty Hoyne’s Irish Pub. Lewington Downe (of Enter the Haggis) 10pm; Dinosaur Bar-B-Que. Spring Street Family Band with special guest Influx

T T T T T T T Sunday, February 26th THE POST-STANDARD/SYRACUSE.COM TREASURE HUNT - See Thurs., Feb. 16th. 2017 CNY SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS EXHIBIT - 8am - 4pm; Atrium of the Whit- ney Applied Technology Center at Onondaga Community College. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. 12TH ANNUAL GREAT SNOWMAN CONVENTION - on display in the Canyon on the 3rd Level Destiny USA, Syracuse through February 25th. See Thurs., Feb. 16th. MOOSE MILE KIDS FUN RUN - 9am; Onondaga Lake Park. Entry is Free. For infor- mation see Lake Effect Half-Marathon below. LAKE EFFECT HALF-MARATHON AND FREE MOOSE MILE FUN RUN - 9:30am; Onondaga Lake Park. Featuring a flat 3.3 mile out and back, spectator-friendly course which is run twice to get to 13.1miles. Runners can use the event as a tune-up to check on fitness level for other goal races in spring or summer such full marathon or the Syracuse 70.3 Ironman. Registration is FREE and open for the Moose Mile fun run. Proceeds from the race will benefit Ophelia’s Place, a 501(C)3 charity based in Liver- pool, NY that supports people dealing with eating disorders, disordered eating and body image issues. Info: www.lakeeffecthalfmarathon.com. MARDI GRAS BRUNCH - 10am - 4pm; SKY Armory, 351 S. Clinton St., Syracuse. Laissez les bons temps rouler! Enjoy a New Orleans-inspired brunch menu, cash bar featuring festive mixed drinks & drink specials, live music, and the spirit of Mardi Gras in downtown Syracuse! Don’t miss our Bloody Mary featured cocktail at the bar! (1 oz. sample free with Winterfest passport) $30/person - includes food and entertainment. Call (315)473-0826 for reservations. Info: skyarmory.com HORSEDRAWN SLEIGH RIDES - 11am - 3:30pm; Highland Forest Park, 1254 High- land Park Rd., Fabius. See Sat., Feb. 18th. CHOWDER COOKOFF - 11am - 3pm; Clinton Square. Presented by the Updowntown- ers of Syracuse, the cook-off pits area restaurants and others against each other to see who has the best chowder in CNY. The cook off yields some interesting creations as the public will be able to taste for themselves during the public sampling begin- ning approximately 2;30pm and then vote for the People’s Choice Award. A panel of celebrities will choose the winning entries, and the winners will receive plaques and cash awards. Sponsors: Onondaga Beverage Corp. and Updowntowners of Syracuse, Inc.; Media Sponsors: B104.7 and Table Hopping with CNY Night Life newspaper BLOODY MARY MIX-OFF - Noon - 4pm. Downtown area restaurants will compete to see who has the best Bloody Mary Mix in Syracuse. Enjoy the variety as ticket holders will sample these creations and vote for their favorite. Competitors will be judged on presents: HAMMOND Rockin’ JAMMIN’ XIII the B3 Sunday, Feb. 26th Music begins at Noon FREE ADMISSION

Hosted by: 94.1-95.3-103.9 The Dinosaur‛s Nick Caplan & FM88‛s Eric Cohen Upstairs at the Dinosaur Bar-B-Que Corner of North Franklin & West Willow Sts.

Performances by: Gerry Testa with Rhythm Method Erik Hoffman with The New Daze Rick Jewett with The Lawless Brothers Al Petroff with Phil & Mike & “House Party Band” Bill Barry with Monkey Fever “Groove” Michael Davis Plus with Special Guests Jimmy Cox and Family Dave Solazzo and The Hip Replacements For info call 458-8753 “B3 Bonanza” taste and presentation. Tickets can be purchased for $5 at any participating restaurant presale or at the GoMini’s in Clinton Square the day of the event. The Winterfest Ex- press will be running during the event or participants can walk to competing restau- rants. Participating establishments: Clinton Street Pub, Eleven Waters, Empire Brewing Company, Funk ‘n Waffles, J Ryan’s, Maxwell’s, Modern Malt, 1060 Restaurant, The Penny, SKY Armory and Syracuse Suds Factory. Winners will be announced after the “Mix-Off” at Clinton Street Pub. Sponsor: GoMini’s and Centro; Media Spon- sors: NewsRadio570WSYR and Syracuse New Times WINTERFEST EXPRESS - Noon - 5pm. See Sat., Feb. 18th Sponsor: Centro WING WALK - Noon - 5pm. A Winterfest favorite! Wing Walkers can purchase a ticket for $10 pre-sale at participating establishments until Sat., Feb. 20th at 3pm, or for $12 in Clinton Square on the day of the event. The Winterfest Express will be running dring the event or patrons can walk to competing restaurants to sample the wings and vote for their favorite. Participating establishments: Clinton Street Pub, Dinosaur Bar-B-Que, Funk ‘N Waffles, Liehs & Steigerwald, Maxwell’s, Otro Cinco, Saltine Warrior, Shaughnessy’s and Syracuse Suds Factory. All are invited to an “after the Wing Walk” party at Clinton Street Pub where winners will be announced and prizes awarded. Sponsor: Updowntowners of Syracuse, Inc. and Centro; Media Sponsors: NewsRadio570WSYR, Hot107.9 and Syracuse New Times HAMMOND JAMMIN’ XIII - Noon - 6pm; Upstairs at the Dinosaur Bar-B-Que, 246 W. Willow St. Local music fans look forward to this every year and now it’s back for the 13th edition celebrating the classic Hammond B3 organ and Leslie speaker! Spend the afternoon enjoying the musical talents of some of CNY’s best keyboard artists: Gerry Testa with The Rhythm Method, Erik Hoffman with The New Daze, Rick Jewett and The Lawless Brothers, Al Petroff with Phil & Mike Petroff & the “House Party Band”, Bill Barry with Monkey Fever, Mike “Groove” Davis Plus with special guests, Jimmy Cox & Family, and Dave Solazzo and The Hip Replacements. Admission is free. Food and drink available for purchase. For more information call Gerry at 458-8753. Spon- sor: Atlantic Hammond & Leslie, S&K Sound Productions, Subcat Studios; Media Sponsors: 94.1-95.3-103.9 The Dinosaur, WAER FM88 and Syracuse New Times ICE CARVING -1pm - 3pm; Water Street next to Clinton Square. Ice artisan & profes- sional chef, Adam Vural, will demonstrate the creation of beautiful ice sculptures. Media Sponsor: 92.1 The Wolf CARDIO-SALSA & LATIN MOVEMENT - 1pm - 2pm; One Village Dance Centre, 117 Harvard Place(off Westcott St.) See Sun., Feb. 19th. PLAY: “The King Stag” - 2pm; Syracuse Stage, 820 E. Genesee St., Syracuse. See Fri., Feb. 17th. Tickets: $17 - $19 Box Offic: (315)443-3275 Info:vpa.syr.edu WEEKEND GUIDED WALKS: Tracking Wildlife on Snowshoes - 2pm; Beaver Lake Nature Center, 8477 E. Mud Lake Road, Baldwinsville. See Sat., Feb. 18th. SYRACUSE SILVER KNIGHTS - 4pm; Oncenter War Memorial Arena. vs. Florida Tropics. Info: wwwsyracusesilverknights.com ENTERTAINMENT - 3pm - 7pm; Coleman’s Authentic Irish Pub. Mere Mortals 4pm - 7pm; Otro Cinco. Joe Driscoll with special guests 6pm - 8pm; Funk ‘n Waffles Downtown. Bluegrass Jam Free, all ag es DOWNTOWN DINING WEEKS - See Thurs., Feb. 16th. TEAM TRIVIA FINALS - 7pm; at Maxwell's. Enjoy a lively evening of teamwork in a fun and social atmosphere. Teams representing several local bars & taverns, who’ve been competing the previous two weeks, will face off for the title! Hosted by Brian Cocca. Media Sponsors: NewsRadio570WSYR and Syracuse New Times COMEDY SHOW - 7:30pm; The Syracuse Funny Bone, Destiny USA. Jon Reep $12 admission, 21 & up CONCERT: Bad ish- A Tribute to Sublime with Sun Dried Vibes & Barroom Philosophers - 9pm; Westcott Theater, 524 Westcott St., Syracuse. All ages. Tickets: $18 - $20. Info: www.creativeconcerts.com 2017 Downtown Event Locations 1. BUS STOP S. Salina Street, East side 16. Creole Soul Cafe’ across from Clinton Square (Hanover Square side) 17. Cathy’s Cookie Kitchen 2. Saltine Warrior 18. The Penny 3. Dinosaur Bar-B-Que 19. Aster Pantry & Parlor 4. San Miguel Mexican Restaurante 20. Empire Brewing Co. 5. The Sweet Praxis 21. Syracuse Suds Factory 6. Wild Will’s Saloon 22. Peppino’s Neapolitan 7. Maxwell’s 23. SKY Armory 8. World Martini Bar & Lounge 24. Modern Malt 9. Otro Cinco 25. Modern Malt Bakeshop 10. Liehs & Steigerwald 26. Funk ‘n Waffl es 11. Liberty Deli & Catering 27. Black Olive 12. Franco’s Pizzeria & Deli 28. Clinton Street Pub 13. Dolce Vita World Bistro 29. Clinton Square Ice Rink 14. 1060 Restaurant (Genesee Grande Hotel) 29a. Ticket sales @ Go-Mini’s Unit and Cook-Offs 15. Syracue Marriott Downtown 29b. Food Trucks 15a. Cavalier Room, Eleven Waters & Shaughnessy’s 30. City Hall Commons

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SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE NO GLASS BOTTLES OR PETS ARE ALLOWED AT THE VENUES SYRACUSE WINTERFEST, Inc. is a not-for-profit 501(c)4 civic volunteer organization whose purpose is the social, cultural, educational, commercial and residential enrichment of the Greater Syracuse area. The group conducts a program of activities bringing together those persons who are engaged or interested in winter and/or other seasonal events, with an all volunteer staff: President: Bill Cooper; Secretary/Treasurer: Ann Goehner; Operations for City: Britney Farmer; Hammond Jammin’: Gerry Testa; Legal Counsel: D. Jeffrey Gosch.

Syracuse Winterfest Inc. P.O. Box 578, Syracuse, NY 13201 www.syracusewinterfest.com