Every Tuesday through Oct. 11 (rain or shine), the market has “fresh, locally-grown” fruit, vegetables and plants, as well as baked goods and specialty items including homemade soaps and pet treats, the Downtown Committee said.
As the growing season continues, the market will include as many as 50 of the region’s best farmers and produce dealers.
Live music will continue (weather permitting) each Tuesday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. as part of the “Lunchtime Live Music Series.”
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The series is made possible through funds from Onondaga County. Those funds are administered by CNY Arts and the Statewide Community Regrants Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts, the Downtown Committee noted.
“Community Days”
New this year to help mark the 50th season, the Downtown Committee is introducing “Community Days” to “help show our appreciation” for all of the industries that contribute to the community.
If patrons identify with one or more of the categories identified in the accompanying list (seen below) they’re encouraged to visit the market’s information booth on that designated “day.” They can pick up a free swag item and enter a drawing “designed exclusively” for “Community Day” participants to win a $50 gift card to a downtown Syracuse business.
In addition to the free drawing to highlight “Community Days,” the Downtown Committee also offers a free drawing open to all market visitors, featuring an item — or a basket — that a participating Market vendor has donated.
The designated sectors for each of the “Community Days” are listed below:
June 21: marketing, advertising, and communications
June 28: accounting, financial services, and business services
July 5: downtown residents
July 12: design (architecture, landscape architecture, industrial design, graphic design)
July 19: retail, restaurant, and hospitality
July 26: arts & culture
Aug. 2: government
Aug. 9: four-legged friends
Aug. 16: education, nonprofits, and charitable organizations
Aug. 23: utilities, transportation, and infrastructure
Aug. 30: construction and engineering
Sept. 6: Downtown coffee break (8 am – 10 am only) All downtown employees welcome!
Sept. 13: law
Sept. 20: real estate
Sept. 27: health and wellness
Oct. 4: personal services
