War Memorial at Oncenter

Tickets Sold At Oncenter Box Office
Event Date 02/13/2008
Event Details 7:00PM – 9:00PM

HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS

CONTACT: (602) 258-0000

HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS TO DAZZLE SYRACUSE

Tickets for the 2008 “Magic As Ever” World Tour on Sale Now (more…)

SU School of Design Fashion Show to benefit Crouse Hospital Auxiliary “Recycle with Style”
Location: Nicholas J. Pirro Convention Center at Oncenter
Promoter: Crouse Health Foundation Auxiliary

Event Date 02/12/2008

Event Details Time:  6:00 PM

Ticket Price:  $50-$500

Please contact Kimberly Boynton at 315-470-7376 for more information.
 

The 100th Annual new car show is sponsored by the Syracuse Automobile Dealers Association and opens to the public on Wednesday, February 6, 2008. The show runs through Sunday, February 10th.

FEBRUARY 6-10, 2008
OnCenter and War Memorial – Two buildings, four floors, 135,000 square feet of show space
Show Hours: Wednesday – Friday 4-9pm, Saturday 12Noon-9pm; and Sunday 11am-5pm
Tickets: Adults $7.00; Seniors $5; Children under 12 $2.50 and Children under 5 free

2008 Syracuse Heart Ball
02/02/2008
6:30pm — 12:00am

The Grand Ballroom, Onondaga County Convention Center at OnCenter
800 South State Street
Syracuse, NY 13202
Celebrate the 39th Annual Syracuse Heart Ball with the American Heart Association!

The Syracuse Heart Ball is our annual gala that benefits the American Heart Association in its mission to raise awareness and funds in the fight against heart disease and stroke.  The Heart Ball is a lively and entertaining black tie affair.  The evening includes dinner, dancing, a cash raffle, live and silent auctions, along with a special appeal to raise awareness and funds for childhood health initiatives.
 
 

The Salt Museum, Syracuse NY

“Why is Syracuse nicknamed the Salt City?”, “What were the two types of salt producing methods used during this era?”

The Salt Museum

Discover the industry that created the City of Syracuse and supplied the entire nation with salt! Explore the site of an original boiling block where brine (salt water) was turned into what was then considered one of the country’s most precious commodities. See the actual kettles, wooden barrels and other equipment that were used in this fascinating process which came to an end in the 1920’s.

The museum, located on the shore of Onondaga Lake, is full of dynamic exhibits and artifacts. Constructed from timbers taken from actual salt warehouses, it provides an old time rustic experience during your visit.

Gift shop, operated by the Friends of Historic Onondaga Lake, visitor information center and picnic areas on location.