Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF students who attended Mayfest were encouraged to sign paint-splattered Mayfest letters, which were new this year.
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Mayfest attendees enjoyed a variety of food, drinks and live entertainment in Walnut Park.
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DJ Ayo Alex attempts to energize the crowd. DJ Ayo Alex, who graduated from Syracuse University last spring, kicked off the musical performances.
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When Ayo Alex was a student, he was an audience member watching major acts like A$AP Ferg perform at Mayfest each spring.
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To celebrate the end of the semester, thousands of Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF students packed Walnut Park for Mayfest, despite the cold weather.
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VÉRITÉ continued Mayfest with an electronic-pop feel. The crowd around the stage doubled by the end of her performance.
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Mayfest attendees were given Mayfest and Block Party t-shirts as part of the event.
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Rapper Skizzy Mars was the most energetic performer of the day. During his set, he was was constantly jumping around stage and interacting with the crowd.
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For those in attendance age 21 and over, limited amounts of beer were served.
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The Knocks headlined Mayfest, but by the time the group got on stage many students had left Walnut Park.
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The duo tried to ignite the fading crowd by playing their hit songs, such as "Classic."
Leslie Edwards | Video EditorPublished on April 25, 2015 at 12:50 pm