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Syracuse International Horse Show
The Syracuse International Horse Show aligns with the New England Horsemen’s Council mission to advance horse activities across New England and to bring the region’s states together through a cooperative focus on equestrian pursuits. It highlights the collaborative energy the council encourages around all aspects of horse activities.
New York State FairgroundsWestcott CC's Eastside Farmers Market
The annual community farmers market at Westcott Community Center brings neighbors together for a weekly, rain-or-shine showcase of local food and goods. Visitors can find fresh produce, honey, homemade items, and prepared food from vendors such as Southwick, Brady Farm, and Bonita's "Good Stuff," with new additions Syracuse Honey and Mom's Diner. It offers a simple way to support area farmers and small businesses while connecting with the community.
Westcott Community CenterLimp Lizard Paint & Sip: Wine Wednesday Workshop
Enjoy a Wine Wednesday paint and sip at Limp Lizard Bar & Grill. For $35 per painter, receive step-by-step guidance and all the supplies to decorate a set of glass bottles with fairy lights, plus your first drink. It is a relaxed option for teachers nearing the finish line, a date night, or a night out with the girls. Pre-registration is required to reserve seats through Venmo, PayPal, Cash App, or the organizer’s website. Walk-ins are not accommodated and tickets are sold per seat. When registering, note if you would like to be seated with another group and include a phone number for confirmation.
Limp Lizard Bar & GrillJune Westie Wednesdays - West Coast Swing Lesson + Social Dance
Enjoy an evening of West Coast Swing at The Syracuse Ukrainian National Home. The dance takes place on the third floor and starts with a beginner-friendly crash course, then continues with social dancing. No partner or prior experience is required, and first-time attendees are welcomed for free. Returning dancers can contribute on a sliding scale of $1 to $5, with payment accepted in cash or via Venmo. These dances run every other week, with updates shared on Facebook and Instagram. A variety of food and drinks is available from the bar on the second floor.
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