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Fiesta de Reyes Gala: Celebrating Culture, Community, and the Next Generation
Last month I had the pleasure of attending the Fiesta de Reyes Gala , in Downtown Syracuse. For those who may not be familiar, Fiesta de Reyes translates to The Kings Festival, a celebration of Three Kings Day, which takes place every year on January 6th. In Puerto Rico, this holiday holds deep cultural and spiritual significance. It commemorates the visit of the Three Wise Men to baby Jesus, and it’s traditionally a day centered around family, faith, giving, and community. In Puerto Rican...
Ringing in the New Year with Grace & Sophistication: GOE Global × The Society's Masquerade
Hosted by Nyezee Goe, this masquerade set the standard for what a New Year's celebration can look and feel like when elegance is at the forefront.
Forty, Bring your Lapto— Actually, Nevermind.
Saturday night started off so right. After leaving an event around 10pm, I decided the night was young and hit up one of my girls for a last minute, semi-spontaneous night out downtown. Like most people looking for a good time, we ended up at The York. Why? Because DJ 40 was spinning (or curating the vibes, if we’re being cute about it). The energy was there. I saw so many people dancing, chatting and overall having a great time. The music was exactly what you’d expect, hip-hop, R&B, all the...
Fall Vibes and Movie Nights
If there’s one thing Syracuse knows how to do, it’s host an outdoor movie night. Whether it's Romcoms at the Sound Garden or Wicked at the Amp, these seem to be a staple in the community for all ages. I loved going to the Moonlight Movie Series at the Amp, it was such a cool setup and fun experience but taking that walk from the parking lot with 2 little ones and a full stroller was a little difficult. That’s why I’m so excited about Syracuse's Parks and Rec's Movie Nights in the Park ....
Introvert-Friendly, Extrovert-Approved: My Cozy Craft Club Experience
A solo date at The Craft Club by Cozy Craft turned into one of those nights that reminded me why community matters.