Syracuse Convention and Visitors Bureau

This week's Friday Facts is all about @OnondagaHisAssn. Congratulations on your 150 anniversary! http://ow.ly/kENyQ

Onondaga Historical Association is celebrating its 150th Anniversary .... something of interest to look forward to .. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nftvOqO-6Yg&feature=youtu.be

our very own Dinosaur Bar-B-Que ..... & you can even get it on some of the cruises on Mid-Lakes Navigation Co., Ltd.

Art on the Porches is quickly approaching ....

It's Wednesday ... great day to get out, enjoy this beautiful sunshine & go to lunch. Whether you brown-bag it or head over to one of our fine eating establishments, where's your favorite place to eat lunch in the area??

Something fun to do on Saturday!!!

What a beautiful day in the 'Cuse!!! Get out & enjoy the sunshine ...

We're all a little Orange!!!! Catch the fever!

Here's a little history for you on this Throwback Thursday, this is a brochure from 1926 explaining Syracuse, the Convention City. Pretty cool! http://syracusethenandnow.org/His/SyrConventionCity1926.pdf

So sweet!! Sweet Adelines International Region 16 is coming back to Syracuse April 18-21! 1,500 women will be in town to compete for a chance to represent Region 16 in the 2014 International Convention! Join the ladies for a mass sing held on the steps of the Onondaga County Courthouse on Friday, April 19th at 12 pm noon!... http://www.visitsyracuse.org/uploads//2013SweetAdelines.pdf

The SCVB will be locating to a new office building beginning later this summer. Located at the corner of West Fayette and Salina Streets, the Witherill building, part of the Pike Block project will provide us with street-level access and the necessary space for an enhanced visitors' center along the Connective Corridor.

Visit Syracuse on display at this year's Destination Marketing Association International (DMAI) Destinations Showcase in Washington DC yesterday.

If you had 3 (POSITIVE) words to describe Syracuse to out-of towners, what would they be?