2 separate events attended in May = 1 lucky girl!…read more I was lucky enough to attend the Syracuse Press Club Awards - mid May. Very crowded and lots of socializing so didn't snag many photos that night but tonight I attended a screening in the auditorium & made sure to capture some of the beauty! Toured the museum before/after event. Gorgeous, vibrant art pieces. Would love to stop in for a pottery/clay workshop. So many community events so check the website too. A great space with some iconic history! Art + architecture appreciation!!! I cannot believe the architect of this museum (legendary I.M Pei)

Beautiful Afternoon taking in some amazing artwork.See website for hours and exhibits. Also I…read morebelieve all day Wednesday and Thursdays (5-8pm) are pay what you wish. Definitely worth a visit.

A security official named Rich and I were chatting it up yesterday 8/18/26 at Mets vs Red Sox. Im a…read morebig Redsox fan (sadly they lost ) and we got to chatting about the sports history. It was my first time being at NBT Bank Stadium despite living 15 minutes away lol. Rich took me to the HOF and brought me into the VIP areas just out of the kindness of his heart. I didn't even ask! Great man and a wonderful experience. My only regret is not going to NBT Bank Stadium sooner! Will be back 11/10 experience and Rich is the man

What a great stadium! First off, parking is only $7. Staff is great. There are several Mets touches…read more( Mr. and Mrs. Met on the walls and bathroom doors). Beautiful stadium and fantastic scoreboard. Seats are comfortable. There are ample food choices , yummy ice cream helmets, fresh squeezed lemonade, good NY pizza, and a few bars ;) The team store just right of home plate on the field level has a good selection of kids, women's and men's clothing, hats, and other baseball novelty items, including a sales rack. Prices are reasonable, they offer Veteran discounts and they have a fantastic promotion schedule. But the main reason is baseball: the Mets AAA team, these guys hustle every game. You won't regret coming here. Let's go Mets!!!

Still love this place. Came 2/25/2023 with several friends who had never been…read more It was a moving experience and sparked very good conversations while there. Come with an open heart and mind and you will leave humbled and inspired. Visited the gift shop on the way out and purchased several things and added $20 to my total as an added donation. Cannot recommend enough.

Very informative; knowledgeable staff, interesting artifacts, information videos, children's…read moreactivities etc.

The Oneida Community Mansion House has a wonderful museum, but did you know that lodging is also…read moreavailable? I had a lovely 3 day stay at the mansion and I enjoyed myself so much that I can't stop thinking about my next stay. My room was so clean and cozy. It overlooked the courtyard, where their famous tulip tree was in bloom. In the mornings, I would enjoy a continental breakfast in the lounge. The mansion and grounds are so beautifully kept. It's a great place to relax and enjoy peace and quiet. The staff were wonderful - very friendly and accommodating. They added a lot to my experience. I highly recommend visiting the museum and staying here rather than a commercial hotel or motel. You'll be glad you did.

Very pleasant staff; stunning building and grounds; interesting history; lovely common areas;…read morepretty trails; stunning, clean, large, and comfortable bedroom... ...the price seemed a little high, but is helping the museum and buildings to stay operating. Breakfast was a bit of a disappointment. A reading light was only on one side of the king bed.

Great family activity close to downtown Syracuse. We had fun on the evening before our daughter's…read morewedding, perfect place for a large group. Tickets were purchased ahead and digital, paying for parking onsite. Easy walk from parking to the stadium.

Had a fan experience set up for over a mouth got to park and nothing was set up told me to be there…read moreat 530 a good hour after all the thing I was supposed to do where done only thing I got that was promised was a food voucher for crappy cold hot dog and a drink and 4 tickets

The best way to spend some free time in Syracuse. The rink is always clean, the games are…read moreentertaining and there's lots of delicious vender food. If you're ever looking for something fun and local to do, I highly suggest visiting the Crunch & catching a game!

Sadly the Syracuse crunch lost but the area na was clean , staff was friendly, and the concessions…read morewere acceptable. I appreciate they had local businesses supported their and they had a few options to choose from. If you want park for free you'll walk for quit a bit. Parking a block away is 12 fir night events and weekends...weekdays 8 dollars. Thus us a cashless arena so have a card on hand . Come and support your local hockey team.

I've experienced all sorts of minor league baseball parks, especially with my recent run of…read morevisiting minor league teams local to NY and PA. Visiting Falcon Park to see the Auburn Doubledays was a nice addition to my growing list of ballgame experiences. I ordered my ticket for a game before the start of the season (I like to plan my visits in advance). It took some fidgeting, as well as contacting the Doubledays staff person in charge of the ticketing website (credit card authentication issues), but I managed to purchase my ticket and have it held at Will Call. Upon arriving at the park for my game, I visited the ticket window and picked up my ticket without issue. Easy enough. Sidenote: parking is free and located across the street from the park - unless you're a season ticket holder. There's no signage either way, so I didn't realize this until after driving into the premium parking lot and inquiring. It was hot, so I was hoping to find some shade; alas, I ended up in the general lot without any trees to help stay cool. Haha. I got into the park and happened upon Abner, the Doubledays mascot. I picked up a program and headed to the souvenir stand to get my MiLB Ballpark Pass-Port stamp, but it turns out that they keep the stamp/ink pad at a table with a green Tompkins Trust Company covering. The guy tending the table had a big plastic tub with all sorts of random, disorganized papers, booklets, and whatnot. He kept digging and found the stamp... then had to go on a wider hunt for the ink pad. I didn't want to be an inconvenience, but it all felt a bit disorganized. He ended up finding the ink pad after a few minutes, so I got my stamp... but it took a bit. After grabbing something from the concession building, I checked out my seats... and I was directly in the sun. On a 90 degree day. Oops. I took some time and enjoyed my lunch under the tented area near where the Doubledays were warming up. After a bit, I noticed a kid was calling out after players to get autographs, and I thought it'd be humorous to kinda approach the fence and get signatures from some players at the same time. It did end up working fairly well, admittedly. Once the game was about to start, I noticed there were plenty of open spaces in the general admission area - i.e. where seating was covered. Since it was a day game, and I figured there wouldn't be a huge number of people filing into the park after the start of the game, I found myself a seat with a decent view (i.e. no metal building frame in the way) and enjoyed the shade while watching the game. The staff at the game didn't seem to take issue with any of us seeking cover from the sun and heat, and I think they even offered a visiting group of school kids the opportunity to move into the covered seating. All in all, the staff was generally helpful... if a bit disorganized in parts. The stadium is what you would expect for a short-season, Class A, minor league club. No frills, but a comfortable/local feel. There's a lot of netting in front of the seats, including over both dugouts - hinders the view a bit, unfortunately.

Falcon Park is a small stadium that's home to the Auburn DoubleDays Single A Baseball Team. What…read morethey lack in size they make up for in atmosphere and service. This ballpark offers up a great community feel, everyone seems to know each other and if you don't- the stadium is small enough that you'll probably go home having made a few new friends. Other fun facts: - on select nights you can find yourself $1 beers and/or hot dogs - select innings you may also find $1 fries or cotton candy! - the rest of the food is pretty standard ballpark food: burgers, fries, popcorn, slushies, sausages etc. - goofy games & such between innings. - Fireworks! - Kids run the bases! - Ball Player autographs before every game. - Abner the mascot! - Parking is FREE in the lot across the street from the entrance.

Another unbelievable win over Miami. Such a great time with all my 311 family!! Atmosphere was…read moreelectric!!

Overall this is a great venue. However for me, this will always be the Carrier dome, I know it…read morechanged in 2022... but since 1980 it was always I'll see you at the dome home of the Syracuse Orange. There's been a few changes over the years, I'm not a fan of all tickets are now paperless... there's always a few people holding up the line struggling to pull up their tickets. For me I liked to keep my ticket stubs from the events.... Security personnel have always been nice and easy to work with. Ushers for different events are ok, sometimes they need help for the different seating arrangements. We had floor seats for a basketball game and we had to go through three different ushers because they didn't know where we should go. Football games are great, not a bad seat. Basketball is a bit different, I will only go if I have floor seats. The court distance to the seats are too far for me. Over the years I've seen a few concerts, usually they are pretty good.