Syracuse Celebrates Crawfish Festival Despite Rain
The annual Crawfish Festival in Clinton Square has been a tradition since 2008, kicking off the festival season in Syracuse. This year’s event, held on a rainy Saturday, featured live music, seafood apparel, and over 20 vendors from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., drawing locals to enjoy the festivities.
Supporting Central New York Community
Despite the weather, free admission encouraged attendance, with all proceeds supporting Operation Northern Comfort, an organization dedicated to enhancing accessibility for those with disabilities in Central New York. The goal of raising $40,000 emphasizes the community’s dedication to meaningful causes and improving the quality of life for all residents.
Key Takeaways:
- Annual Tradition: The festival has been a festive staple in Syracuse since 2008.
- Community Support: Proceeds aid accessibility projects by Operation Northern Comfort.
- Rain or Shine: Weather didn’t dampen spirits, as locals enjoyed free admission and live music.
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