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Best Festivals in Syracuse

Real videos of Festivals in Syracuse — 2 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. Great New York State Fair

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    FestiveCulturalFamily-friendlyAgricultural exhibitsCulinary diversityLive entertainment

    About the venue

    The Great New York State Fair, located in Geddes, has been a staple event in New York since 1841, featuring exhibits, live music, and a wide range of food vendors. It spans over 375 acres, showcasing agricultural displays alongside entertainment options such as carnival rides and shows. The fair typically runs for 18 days each summer, drawing visitors from across the state for a full immersion in New York culture. It's particularly known for unique fair foods, including deep-fried specialties and locally-sourced dishes.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a bustling outdoor festival scene with a variety of performers and attendees. It opens with a blue dragon performer walking across the frame, followed by a butterfly performer entering from the right. The camera pans to follow the performers, revealing more festival-goers and various stalls and tents in the background.

    581 State Fair Blvd

  2. Dominick's Market

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    Community-focusedFreshWelcomingLocal goodsOrganic productsCommunity events

    About the venue

    Dominick's Market, located at 139 Gertrude St in Syracuse, is a popular grocery store known for fresh produce and local goods. The store emphasizes community support and hosts various events featuring local artisans and farmers. Customers appreciate the selection of organic products and prepared meals that cater to health-conscious shoppers. Its accessible location makes it a favorite among locals seeking quality ingredients.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a St. Patrick's Day parade with people dressed in green attire standing behind barriers lining both sides of the street. A group of bagpipers marches down the center of the street, and spectators cheer and record the procession.

    139 Gertrude St