Community Calendar

Join the Erie Canal Museum for this mile-long walk-through Downtown Syracuse examining how fires along the Erie Canal, both literal and figurative, shaped the city and state that we know today.

After losing Joey to a fentanyl poisoning, we have opened a not-for-profit to raise funds to support research to aid in ending the addiction crisis. Join our walk to help raise funds and awareness! Participants will receive a shirt, swag, and free food! We will have raffles, music and a 50/50!

Joey’s Wish, Inc is composed of family and friends who have vowed to do their very best to never stop praying, searching, and making a difference in the world of addiction.

This 1-mile-long guided tour between Clinton Square and Fayette Park includes stops at many sites of significant events in the fight for women's rights, with a special focus on Syracuse residents' contributions to the suffrage movement along the Canal. This tour begins in the lobby of the Erie Canal Museum.

This half-mile long tour examines African American experiences on and along the banks of the Erie Canal, from the waterway's beginnings to contemporary times. This tour begins in the lobby of the Erie Canal Museum.

Join us for this guided walking tour of historic Downtown Syracuse, exploring how the Erie Canal shaped all aspects of the community, and seeing how the neighborhood has changed since the days when the waterway was its centerpiece. This tour begins in the lobby of the Erie Canal Museum and involves about a half mile of walking.

This walking tour will focus on the social history of Baldwinsville, infrastructure of the lock and the barge canal, as well as earlier attempts at improving the Seneca River for transportation. This tour will begin in the Baldwinsville Village Square AKA Baldwin Canal Park, located between the B'ville Diner and the Seneca River. It will include about a half mile of walking.

Join the Erie Canal Museum for this mile-long walk-through Downtown Syracuse examining how fires along the Erie Canal, both literal and figurative, shaped the city and state that we know today.

This half-mile long tour examines African American experiences on and along the banks of the Erie Canal, from the waterway's beginnings to contemporary times. This tour begins in the lobby of the Erie Canal Museum.

Join us for this guided walking tour of historic Downtown Syracuse, exploring how the Erie Canal shaped all aspects of the community, and seeing how the neighborhood has changed since the days when the waterway was its centerpiece. This tour begins in the lobby of the Erie Canal Museum and involves about a half mile of walking.

This walking tour will focus on the social history of Baldwinsville, infrastructure of the lock and the barge canal, as well as earlier attempts at improving the Seneca River for transportation. This tour will begin in the Baldwinsville Village Square AKA Baldwin Canal Park, located between the B'ville Diner and the Seneca River. It will include about a half mile of walking.