Corporate Sponsors Shine at State Fair Boosting Costs and Exposure
Companies flock to sponsor the State Fair with a 500000 pledge for a decade to air condition the Center of Progress Building and gain prominent name recognition. Sponsors can host booths, banners, and free advertising valued around two thousand dollars daily, aiding ticket buyers with pre sale coupons while boosting local business visibility through concerts and grandstand improvements.
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Bell Atlantic
Center of Progress
Cappuccilli
Cappacenli
Wegmans
W.F. Saunders & Sons
Gianelli Sausage
Liverpool Company
Stephen Davis
Joe Giacone
Molson
Miller Brewing Co
Fulton
Motorola
Ellen Paprocki
Alan Jackson Delivers Long Set At State Fair Grandstand
Alan Jackson headlined a high energy concert with an eight piece band at the State Fair Grandstand. He performed more than two dozen hits including Here in the Real World and Be Between the Devil and Me. The show mixed acoustic early tracks with rock driven moments and a heartfelt tribute to his parents, ending with fan favorite and cover hits.
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Alan Jackson
State Fair Grandstand
Jackson
Georgia
Devil
Alan Jackson and Deana Carter in Nash ville concert
Deana Carter opened the New Country set at Staté Fatt Grandstand with a barefoot stage presence. Alan Jackson followed for a 1 hour 40 minute headlining show as Carter praised New York air and delivered hits including Strawberry Wine and Did I Shave My Legs for This.
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Alan Jackson
Deana Carter
Carter
Jackson
Nashville
New York
Dwight
Belushi Blues in Sunset Concert at State Fair
Chicago native Jim Belushi fronted The Sacred Hearts for a sunlit set at the State Fair Cole Muffler Court. The 6,000-strong crowd enjoyed 16 songs, Chicago swing, funk, and a Blues Brothers nod, with backup by John Rubano Kim Nail and Jimmy Wood amid Belushi’s stage antics.
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Chicago
Jim Belushi
Belushi
The
Sacred Hearts
the Sacred Hearts
State Fair
Cole Muffler
John “the Beast
Rubano
Kim
Princess” Nail
Jimmy
Wood
Bobby Bland
Black Crowes
Joe Tex
Syracuse
John
Cole Muffler Court
Soloists and conductor dazzle in Skaneateles festival
Three stars closed the Skaneateles Festival’s third week at Brook Farm with elite musical technique and a close bond to their scores. Soprano Julie Newell opened the cool evening with Knoxville, Summer of 1915, a Barber piece popularized after Eleanor Steber commissioned it.
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Barber, Mozart and Mendelssohn
Skaneateles
Brook Farm
Julie Newell
Knoxville
Eleanor Steber
Samuel Barber
Julie Newell Sings with Utterley Inside Lyrics in A Midsummer Night
Julie Newell Eleanor Steber and Hilary Hahn share the stage in a program featuring James Agee text. Newell’s note perfect singing and flawless breath control elevate the performance while her artistry fully inhabits the lyrics, imparting an almost magical quality to the summer night mood.
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James Agee
Newell
Skaneateles Festival Soloists Delight Audiences In Orchestral Night
At Brook Farm a Saturday festival night featured soloists Julis Newell Eleanor Steber and Hilary Hahn with Peter Bay conducting. Hahn impressed in Mozart Violin Concerto No 5, while the Mendelssohn Italian Symphony under Bay drew fresh warmth and energy amid cold damp weather. The Syracuse Symphony under Ray delivered a vibrant, triumphant reading, suggesting Bay as a strong Mechetti successor candidate.
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Julis Newell
Eleanor Steber
Hilary Hahn
Brook Farm
Peter Bay
Skaneateles
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