SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The Taste of Syracuse, described as Central New York’s largest food and music festival, is again set for the area in and around Clinton Square on Friday, June 6 and Saturday, June 7.
It’s officially known as The Summit Federal Credit Union Taste of Syracuse, presented by Tops Friendly Markets.
The event, now in its 27th year, will include food vendors and nonstop live music from 30 bands and more than 100 local musicians. Steven Page, formerly founding member and lead singer of the group Barenaked Ladies, will be the headliner on Saturday evening on the Sweet Grass Main Stage, per the announcement from Galaxy Media.
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On Friday evening, national touring act Sophistafunk will perform on the VisitSyracuse.com Erie Stage, and the popular Youth Talent Showcase returns Saturday to the Erie Stage from 11 a.m.-1 p.m., “highlighting the region’s rising stars.”
Those attending can sample signature bites from dozens of local restaurants and vendors, with more than 100 options available — many for just $2. Attendees can look forward to the return of fan favorites, alongside several new participants joining the 2025 lineup, Galaxy Media said.
This year’s Taste of Syracuse will debut “Art in the Park” at Perseverance Park at the corner of Washington and South Salina Streets. It’s described as a showcase for local artists and will also feature an interactive chalk-art station.
The charitable partners for this year’s Taste of Syracuse are David’s Refuge and Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central New York. The Summit, Tops, and additional sponsors and vendors will support fundraising efforts throughout the weekend, with proceeds from activities at The Summit and Tops tents going directly to these organizations.
“Whether you come for the music, the food, or the family fun, we truly have something for everyone,” Carrie Wojtaszek, COO of Galaxy Media, said in the announcement. “We’re especially proud to spotlight the incredible local talent and to raise funds and awareness for such meaningful causes. Our thanks go to The Summit Federal Credit Union and Tops Friendly Markets for their generous support in making this beloved community event possible.”
