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Jazz Central presents 20^th century jazz expatriate in rare appearance

Syracuse NY – Over a year and a half after the COVID shutdown forced the cancelation of a Jazz Central appearance by saxophone icon Ricky Ford, CNY Jazz has announced his rescheduled show, coming up November 5^th at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available at www.cnyjazz.org for $20 presale, $25 at the door, and $10 with student I.D.

The concert is a part of Ford’s first American tour since the pandemic shutdown. A European resident since settling in Lyon, France in the 1990s, he now lives in Paris and has made Syracuse a stop on his latest quasi-annual swing through the states. After replacing Paul Gonsalves in the Duke Ellington Orchestra at the invitation of Mercer Ellington, he went on to work with historic jazz figures including Charles Mingus, Lionel Hampton, Yusef Lateef, Sonny Stitt, McCoy Tyner, Freddie Hubbard, and many others on both sides of the Atlantic. He will appear here with his quartet, featuring John Kordalewski on piano, Jerome Harris on bass, and Barry Altschul on drums, all veterans with stylistically diverse credits ranging from Chick Corea to Julius Hemphill.

“We’ll be getting a look at the flow of modern jazz history when Ricky makes his appearance here,” said Larry Luttinger, CNY Jazz leader and host of the concert. “The overused term ‘rare opportunity’ applies here, when trying to describe this special concert for Syracuse. I don’t know how else to describe it. This will be an important occasion for the Syracuse jazz community.”

Audiences must show proof of vaccination or recent testing, and masks must be worn in Jazz Central unless eating or drinking.

If You Go

Who: Ricky Ford Quartet

Where: Jazz Central, 441 E. Washington St, Syracuse Ny 13202

When: Friday November 5^th at 7:30 p.m.

Cost: $20 advance at www.cnyjazz.org, $25 door, $10 with student I.D.

What a week to ENJOY!

Spectacular out there, eh?
Time to get your stuff shipshape for the coming colder months – with some breaks to enjoy some jazz, and more, courtesy of CNY Jazz!

A lucky twist of fate gives y’all TWO chances to catch Nancy Kelly this week – Wednesday at the Cavalier Room in the downtown Marriott – boy, that series has been packing them in – and again on Sunday afternoon out in Skaneateles at Finger Lakes on Tap – what a weekend for a foliage tour and fun stop for food, drink, jazz, and a sampling from one (or more) of their over 60 taps. Great light menu, too.

PLEASE make plans to buy tix to our “Live at Jazz Central” premier opening production of Menotti’s The Medium at Jazz Central – the perfect spooky show leading up to Halloween – all sung in English – about a phony fortuneteller whose fake seances go SERIOUSLY wrong. Safe, and fun, for the whole family!

Lest you harbor reservations about safety, a summary of the extraordinary measures we’ve taken to keep you at ease and protected in our theater is RIGHT HERE! Our new NASA-grade air filtration system is only a part of it. Thank you, Unimar and IoT Right, for your expert work!

Don’t forget those CNY Jazz Discount cards, available here:
Go to https://www.cnyjazz.org/general-donations/ and make your annual donation now –
don’t wait for our annual mailing! All donations of $50 or more will get you your CNY Jazz Discount Card for 10% off food and drink at select CNY Jazz venues!

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Larry Luttinger
441 E. Washington St.
Syracuse NY 13202
315-479-5299
larry@cnyjazz.org

CNY Jazz welcomes Anne Farnsworth to Syracuse

National artist to perform in Cavalier Room

Syracuse NY – Jazz and Pop music devotees across Central New York will get a brand new thrill when CNY Jazz presents vocalist-pianist Anne Farnsworth in the next edition of their Jazz at the Cavalier series at the Marriott Syracuse Downtown this Wednesday from 6 to 9 pm. The event is free, and a special jazz cocktail and food menu will be available at the upscale lounge in the newly restored Hotel Syracuse.

An internationally acclaimed artist, jazz pianist and vocalist, Farnsworth has recently relocated to Upstate New York from Los Angeles, where she divided her time between performing, teaching, and journalism. She has toured extensively in the States and abroad both as a sideman and leader of her own trios and quartets.

A 2012 Fulbright Scholar, she has taught at institutions including the University of Southern California, Occidental College and Idyllwild Arts Academy. She is an international clinician and the author of JAZZ VOCAL TECHNIQUES (JazzMediaPress 2003). Her writings have been published in Windplayer, Billboard Live, Jazz Notes, and in a biweekly column for Concord Music Group.

In Los Angeles, she was an active participant in the club and theater scenes. She’ll be playing repertoire from the Great American Songbook, jazz standards, and reimagined pop titles from “Sealed with a Kiss,” her latest recording on the prestigious Naxos label.

“We’re incredibly lucky to have Anne based close enough to experience her prodigious talents in a club in our area,” CNY Jazz founder and organizer of the series. “She’s of a kind with the greatest singing pianists of our time, names like Diana Krall, Shirley Horn, Dena Derose, and Blossom Dearie. I sincerely hope that music lovers turn out in numbers for her debut here, and the musical community as well. Let’s all welcome her to Syracuse.”

Anne will perform on the new Boston grand in the Cavalier Room with her trio. There is no cover or minimum.

If You Go

Who: Anne Farnsworth Trio

Where: Marriott Syracuse Downtown, 100 E Onondaga St, Syracuse NY 13202

When: Wednesday, October 6th 6 to 9 p.m.

Cost: free

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Larry Luttinger
441 E. Washington St.
Syracuse NY 13202
315-479-5299
larry@cnyjazz.org

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Jazz Central opens season with Chelsea Opera

Menotti’s The Medium first Fall offering

Syracuse, NY – The CNY Jazz “Live at Jazz Central” season opens with Chelsea Opera’s production of Gian Carlo Menotti’s psychological thriller The Medium, October 22nd at 8 p.m. and October 24th at 2 p.m. at the Jazz Central theater on 441 East Washington Street in downtown Syracuse. The opera will be presented in English with a run time of 90 minutes, including one intermission. All patrons will need to show proof of vaccination or PCR test within 72 hours of entry, and must remain masked during the performance. Advance sale $35.00 general admission tickets may be purchased by visiting www.chelseaopera.org or by visiting the www.cnyjazz.org web site. This production is part of an expansion of fully staged productions to upstate NY by the Manhattan-based opera company, now in its 18th season.

The Medium tells the story of Madam Flora, whose phony seances come back to haunt her. Monica, her daughter, and Toby, a mute adopted by Madam Flora, reluctantly aid her in fleecing desperate clients as their own love story unfolds. A captivating blend of mysticism and madness, Menotti’s score and plot is a perfect seasonal offering, particularly for patrons who might be new to opera. An original staging by Chelsea Opera Producing Artistic Director Garrett August Heater promises an evening of eerie twists and turns. Music direction is by John Krause. Leonarda Priore, Chelsea Opera President and Co-Founder, serves as producer.

The cast includes Ann McMahon Quintero as Madam Flora, Sarah Daniels as Monica, Maxwel Anderson as Toby, Amanda Dunlop as Mrs. Nolan, Nora B. Strong as Mrs. Gobineau, Adam Fine as Mr. Gobineau, and Lingyin Cao as A Voice. The production staff includes lighting designer Andy Hughes, costume designer Susan Berger, stage manager Josh Gadek, and production intern Chelsea Colton. Poster design is by Cayetano Valenzuela, with graphic design and grant writing by Klay Enos.

“Scrappy and ambitious, with a taste for recent and lesser-heard music, Chelsea Opera should be commended” – The New York Times

If You Go
What: The Medium, by Giancarlo Menotti
Where: Jazz Central 441 E. Washington St.
When: Friday October 22nd 8 p.m. and Sunday October 24th at 2 p.m.
Cost: $35.00 General Admission
Tickets: http://www.chelseaopera.org/ or https://www.cnyjazz.org/tickets/

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Larry Luttinger

441 E. Washington St

Syracuse NY 13202

315-479-5299

larry@cnyjazz.org

CNY Jazz fall season launches at Cavalier Room

Syracuse NY – CNY Jazz launches its 2021-2022 season with an expanded “Jazz at the Cavalier” jazz club series, coming back to the Marriott Syracuse Downtown for a fourth season with an artist roster that will now include national artists as well as well-known regional talent.  The shows are presented weekly on Wednesdays from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. starting September 15^th and are free of charge.

The series still adheres to its supper club “vocalist plus grand piano accompaniment” format, with expanded instrumentation and a few surprises. Nancy Kelly, well-known icon of the national jazz vocal scene, inaugurates the series with a September 15^th show, followed by a revolving lineup including favorites like Scott Dennis, Mike Houston and Sam Wynn, Ronnie Leigh, Rick Montalbano and Julie Falatico, John Rohde’s Pastabilities Trio, Rochester’s Jon Seiger, Stringdom, and national names Anne Farnsworth and Marianne Solivan.

Los Angeles transplant Anne Farnsworth anchors the series, appearing six times through the end of May. A singer and pianist, author, songwriter, and journalist, Farnsworth is a Fulbright Scholar and former University of Southern California professor who tours internationally. She will lead her trio through jazz standards and her intelligent rearrangements of pop titles. Brooklyn’s Marianne Solivan, new jazz vocal faculty at S.U. will provide the energy she regularly exudes at regular dates in New York’s finest venues including Dizzy’s Club Coca Cola and Smalls.

“I’ve never been more excited for a jazz club series like this,” said Larry Luttinger of CNY Jazz. “Shows like this is bigger cities come with heavy cover charges. Here, due to the amazing commitment of the Marriott, its free. We’re delighted to add nationally known heavyweights like Anne and Marianne to the lineup, and we’ve added an additional musician to each combo, on average. That’s more of everything in my book. Add new menu selections from Eleven Waters restaurant in the hotel, and you’ve got quite a package.”

Pre-pandemic “CNY Jazz Club” cards will still be honored through November for ten percent discounts off food and drink. The entire schedule and information on how to get a card with a minimal charitable donation can be found at https://www.cnyjazz.org/jazz-at-the-cavalier/

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Syracuse NY 13202

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Thornden Park hosts final concert of vaccination series

Summerlong cash raffle winners will be announced

Syracuse NY – The final event of the Syracuse Community Health “Family Health Gatherings,” the summer public health event series that has been blanketing Syracuse parks since June, will conclude with a major concert featuring international contemporary jazz artist Eric Darius in Thornden Park’s amphitheater, Thornden Park Drive, Syracuse 13210. The event is scheduled for this Sunday August 22^nd from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m.

Darius is well-known to area smooth jazz fans, having performed here for the Health Center’s annual “Evening of Jazz” events and this February’s virtual CNY Jazz Black History Month Cabaret. Of Haitian and Jamaican descent, Eric’s career started in his teens, touring internationally with Sonny LaRosa’s “America’s Youngest Jazz Band.” His first album was released when he was seventeen. After study at the University of South Florida, he has become a leading figure in contemporary jazz, performing internationally at major festivals, theaters, and clubs. His most recent hit single “Breakin’ Thru” has been a staple on Contemporary Jazz radio, reaching #1 on the Billboard Charts.

Derrick Murry, COO of Syracuse Community Health and driving force behind this urban vaccination effort, said this about the current environment, “My message to urban Syracuse and to our entire region is this. We are now in a pivotal and uncertain time in the history of this pandemic. Black and Hispanic Americans are dying at a much higher rate than others, and urban neighborhoods are still lagging behind in vaccinations and are very high in infection rates. Get vaccinated against COVID-19. Don’t listen to misinformation. Turn uncertainty into certainty by speaking to trusted messengers who can provide you with credible information about COVID-19 and the vaccines that are available to fight this virus. Please get vaccinated to protect yourself, your parents, your children, your co-workers, everyone around you. You owe it to your family, your friends, and your entire community, to immunize yourself and eliminate the spread of COVID-19 to others. Do this and we can beat this variant, future variants, and send our children back to school safely as well.”

The biggest incentives of the series will be awarded at the concert. The last of the six flat screen TVs will be raffled, and at the conclusion of the concert, three people who have been vaccinated will win prizes of $1,000, $500, and $250 in a final drawing. According to Larry Luttinger of CNY Jazz, organizer of the series, “I want to thank the health center, 100 Black Men of Syracuse, and all of our dedicated health care and corporate sponsors for making it possible for us to complete this urgent awareness campaign and cultural series. The arts are a powerful platform for social awareness and change. I am humbled to be able to make this effort to move the public health needle in a positive direction for urban Syracuse. If we’ve saved one life, this entire effort has been worth it. So let’s all come celebrate on Sunday.”

Minority arts and crafts vendors will be present, as well as a food vendor for those who don’t wish to bring coolers and food baskets. Additional information is available at www.cnyjazzinthecity.org . The event is rain or shine. Parking is limited in the area, so attendees are encouraged to arrive early and drop off their groups before parking. Patrons are encouraged to bring tent covers, chairs, food and drink, enjoy the afternoon, and bring loved ones 12 and older to attend and be vaccinated.

If You Go

WHAT: The Syracuse Community Health “Family Health Gathering” Series

WHO: Eric Darius

WHERE: Thornden Park, Thornden Park Drive, Syracuse NY 13210

WHEN: Sunday August 22^nd, 2021

SCHEDULE: 2:00 to 5:00 p.m.

COST: free

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Larry Luttinger

441 E. Washington St.

Syracuse NY 13202

315-479-5299

larry@cnyjazz.org

Salt City Summerfest enters week five

Steel band, Latin pop, ballet, jazz and Americana featured

Syracuse NY – Salt City Summerfest continues to energize the downtown sidewalk and patio dining scene with performances that will last through September 11^th. This week, the fifth of seven weeks of programming, begins with a lunch concert by The Island Hoppers, a Caribbean-style steel drum band, Wednesday at 12:00 p.m. in Perseverance Park.

Well-known veteran performers and newcomers alike will disperse their talents throughout the week. Wednesday jazz night at the Marriott features Edgar Pagan teamed with Count Blastula’s Adam Fisher starting at 5:30 p.m. Then the weekend schedule presents an eclectic and varied mix of styles. Frenay and Lenin, Loren and LJ Barrigar, Salt City Chill’s Chuck Schiele, Greg Hoover and Tom Parker, Los Blancos accordionist Bruce Gerow, and Jeffery Pepper Rodger’s Pepper and Sassafras provide heavy doses of Americana, the Jimmy Johns vibes trio, Mark Hoffmann’s Swing This Duo, John Spillett, E.S.P., and newcomer Cherie Giraud offer hard swinging jazz, and for a complete change of pace, a group from Syracuse Ballet will break out their moves along the Warren Street restaurant corridor. All groups, days, times, destinations, routes, and a map may be found at www.saltcitysummerfest.org.

“Last week we mixed it up with a magician, and this week it’s dance,” commented Larry Luttinger,  organizer of the series. “We’re chock full of heavy resumes as well. I can’t thank these artists enough for wanting to be a part of this grand experiment. We’re turning downtown into a cultural desintation for the rest of the summer, enlivening some slow and difficult times. Let’s everybody remember to have some fun and just chill and experience some joyful noise out there.”

There are several stationary locations and two strolling routes on the festival map that cover all downtown sidewalk dining areas.

There are three rain locations. The Perseverance Park rain alternative is the west side of the Chase Bank building on Warren Street, under the overhand of the sidewalk dining area at Darwin’s. Activities at the Marriott and the Salt City Market also have indoor rain locations.

If You Go

Wednesday August 18^th 12:00 to 1:30 p.m.

Perseverance Park – The Island Hoppers

5:30 to 8:00 p.m.

Marriott Syracuse Downtown patio – Edgar Pagan and Adam Fisher

Friday August 20^th

5:30 to 8:00 p.m.

Salt City Market Patio – Jimmy Johns Trio

Pasta’s/York Alley – Pepper and Sassafras

Strolling West – Syracuse Ballet

Strolling East – Bruce Gerow

Hanover Square – Swing This 2

6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Lemon Grass Alley – John Spillett Duo

Saturday August 21^st

5:30 to 8:00 p.m.

Marriott Syracuse Downtown Patio – Cherie Giraud

Salt City Market Patio – Frenay and Lenin

Pasta’s/York Alley – Chuck Schiele

Strolling West – Loren and LJ Barrigar

Strolling East – Syracuse Ballet

Hanover Square – Greg Hoover and Tom Parker

6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Lemon Grass Alley – E.S.P. Duo

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Larry Luttinger

441 E. Washington St.

Syracuse NY 13202

315-479-5299

larry@cnyjazz.org

Syracuse’s urban vaccination effort in home stretch

Flat screen TVs and cash raffles for those vaccinated

Syracuse NY – With weekly positive testing rates at 4 per cent and rising and with the school year closing in, the joint vaccination effort led by Syracuse Community Health and 100 Black Men of Syracuse is turning up the heat to get urban residents vaccinated. Their next “Family Health Gathering” is scheduled for this Sunday August 15^th from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. at Leavenworth Park, 120 Wilkinson Street, featuring national guest artist Will Holton.

The overriding purpose of the concert series, which began back in June, is to break down fear barriers to promote vaccination and to distribute public health information of all kinds in fun outdoor “cookout and concert” settings in parks across the city. Flat screen TVs and cash raffles are offered as raffle prizes to those being vaccinated, free public health information goodie bags are distributed to all attendees, and a vendor healthcare village is present to answer questions from the public. Minority arts and crafts vendors and food vendors are present for those not wishing to bring their own food and drink. This event’s food vendor is Limp Lizard BBQ.

Said Derrick Murry, COO of Syracuse Community Health, “The state’s weekly positive testing average is up to 3 per cent, and in Central New York it’s 4 per cent. Syracuse’s urban neighborhoods are still running dead last for vaccination percentages in the county. The handwriting is on the wall, folks. Unless we act quickly and vaccinate more people, we’re in for more masking, distancing, fractional occupancy in public places and in schools. We need to realize that it’s not about us now, it’s about others, and about our children 12 and up who are going back to school soon. Have a long talk with yourself and convince yourself that it’s your responsibility to get us all past this pandemic before it become a permanent new reality. We can’t hide from this. Irrational fear caused by misinformation is our enemy now.”

Heavy incentives remain in place for the remainder of the series. “We’ve already given out four flat screens, and we’re looking forward to the big cash raffle at the end of the series that will award prizes of $1,000, $500, and $250 to three lucky folks who have been vaccinated during the series,” according to Larry Luttinger of CNY Jazz, organizer of the series. “So far, we’ve gotten some prominent local citizens who, surprisingly, had not been vaccinated yet. This means we’re doing our job to move the needle for urban public health. We want our attendees, entire families, to come and celebrate. Celebrate our great city, the amazing artistry on display, and our determination to beat this virus, every one of us.”

This Sunday’s musical guest, saxophonist Will Holton, hails from Western New York, with a rising career as a recording artist, having released two albums, “Always” in 2009 and “Love Stories Untold Volume 1” in 2012. He has appeared with Ruben Studdard, Keyshia Cole, Stanley Jordan, Roy Ayers and KEM, among many others. An accomplished music publisher and songwriter, Holton wrote the 2009 hit “Love You A Lifetime” for three-time Grammy-nominated artist Najee.

The series culminates in a grand finale concert in Thornden Park with L.A.-based Eric Darius on August 22^nd. All information is available at www.cnyjazzinthecity.org . All events are rain or shine. Patrons are encouraged to bring tent covers, chairs, food and drink, enjoy the afternoon, and bring loved ones 12 and older to attend and be vaccinated.

IF You Go

WHAT: The Syracuse Community Health “Family Health Gathering” Series

WHO: Will Holton

WHERE: Leavenworth Park, 120 Wilkinson Street, Syracuse NY 13204

WHEN: Sunday August 15^th, 2021

SCHEDULE: 2:00 to 5:00 p.m.

COST: free

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Larry Luttinger

441 E. Washington St.

Syracuse NY 13202

315-479-5299

larry@cnyjazz.org

Salt City Summerfest at midpoint of seven-week schedule

This week brings dueling guitars, jazz, Americana, magic, and more

Syracuse NY – Downtown streets will continue to ring with music as the Salt City Summerfest presents its fourth or seven weeks of sidewalk dining entertainment. Some of the area’s best known artists will fan out across the city center to provide a heady potpourri of musical styles.

This week’s Wednesday lunch and listen installment featuring the Barrigars, bringing a full family complement to bear on Perseverance Park at Fayette and Salina from 12:00 to 1:30 p.m. Dad Loren adds sons LJ on guitar and Mason on bass, cajon, and vocals to the mix to play an acoustic concert in the shaded plaza at the city’s center. That evening at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday jazz nights continue at the Marriott Downtown patio with a duo led by recent Colorado transplant Andy Lawniczak on trumpet and guitar.

The Friday and Saturday schedule includes a dose of blues from Jane Zell on guitar with the legendary Curtis Waterman on harmonica, as well as a mobile duo led by Diana Jacobs. Acoustic Americana is well represented by San Diego transplant Chuck Schiele, Greg Hoover and Tom Parker, Los Blancos accordionist Bruce Gerow, and the duo of Loren and LJ Barrigar. Swing and jazz groups include Mark Hoffmann’s Swing This 2 and baritone Scott Dennis with Dave Solazzo. Alt-rock, rockabilly and blues are provided by Modafferi, and weekend jazz regulars John Spillett and Rick Balestra hold court as usual on the Lemon Grass patio.

Downtown diners are settling in for the weekly shows more and more each week,”, according to festival organizer Larry Luttinger, director of CNY Jazz. “The only thing to expect from all this is the unexpected. Be prepared for a surprise or two along the way, and just enjoy what comes along. Life is just a box of chocolates, right?”

The entire artist schedule and a map is at www.saltcitysummerfest.org. There are several stationary locations and two strolling routes that cover all downtown sidewalk dining areas.

There are three rain locations. The Perseverance Park rain alternative is the west side of the Chase Bank building on Warren Street, under the overhand of the sidewalk dining area at Darwin’s. Activities at the Marriott and the Salt City Market also have indoor rain locations.

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Larry Luttinger

441 E. Washington St.

Syracuse NY 13202

315-479-5299

larry@cnyjazz.org

Third week of Salt City Summerfest attractions highlights diversity

Brass bands to Fado included in lineup

Syracuse NY – The Salt City Summerfest enters its third of seven weeks of sidewalk and patio entertainment with a diverse roster of artists ranging from brass bands to strolling singers to jazz and RnB groups. 30 musicians will cover a total of 21 sidewalk and patio dining areas across the central business district.

This week’s lunch hour kickoff at Perseverance Park on Fayette and South Salina street features the Alpha Brass Band, hailing from Binghamton, playing New Orleans-style blues and second-line soul in the style of the Rebirth Brass Band and Trombone Shorty. That evening, the jazz schedule continues on the Marriott patio with Sam Wynn and Mike Seraphim playing jazz, soul, and pop favorites. The weekend schedule includes Americana from The Cadleys, Loren and LJ Barrigar, and the duo of Greg Hoover and Tom Parker; ballads sung in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese by Sebastian Escribano; traditional swing by the Swing This Duo, vocal jazz by Aaron Ruiz, and straight ahead swinging jazz from Andy Lawniczak, the John Spillett Duo the E.S.P. Duo, and a vibes trio led by Matt Sokolic.

“Our activities are quickly becoming a known fixture of the downtown dining scene, “according to Larry Luttinger, festival organizer and leader of CNY Jazz Central. “We’re hearing reports that patrons are asking who is going to stroll by from day to day. That’s a good thing. It tells us that we’re doing our part to enliven the landscape and provide a healthy cultural vibe for our urban core.”

A map of all locations and weekly artist schedules is posted at www.saltcitysummerfest.org. There are several stationary locations and two strolling routes where artists will rove about serenading sidewalk dining areas one by one. The west route includes stops at Pastabilities, Kitty Hoynes, Funk n’ Waffles, Al’s Wine & Whiskey Lounge, and the Modern Malt/Sky Armory alley. The east route includes The Fish Friar, Otro Cinco, A Mano, and Luna Loca on Columbus Circle, the former Mission Restaurant.

There are three rain locations. The Perseverance Park rain alternative is the west side of the Chase Bank building on Warren Street, under the overhand of the sidewalk dining area at Darwin’s. Activities at the Marriott and the Salt City Market also have indoor rain locations.