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Get ready to rock: Lack of restrictions means summer concerts at Bayfront and beyond are a go Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has removed attendance guidelines for outdoor events. Hairball, Fourth Fest and For King & Country concerts will go on. Written By: Christa Lawler | × Bayfront Blues Festival carries on as MV American Integrity makes its way through the Aerial Lift Bridge. After a year without activity, summer shows are a go at the park. (2019 file / News Tribune) Good news for fans of the glam rockers who traditionally play Fourth of July eve at Bayfront Festiv...

Looking back, the last large-scale events we attended last March sound other-worldly. Written By: Christa Lawler | × Matt McGrath (from left), Mare Winningham and Todd Almond perform a scene in “Girl from the North Country” which opened about a year ago on Broadway, but quickly closed down because of the pandemic. (Photo by Matthew Murphy) It was a band that holds the metaphorical key to the city that played one of the last large-scale events in this region before everything was locked down in mid-March 2020. Wilco’s concert was at Symphony Hall and, according to revi...

5 Things to Do This Weekend Our critics and writers have selected noteworthy cultural events to experience virtually and outdoors in New York City. Feb. 18, 2021 Image Swoon’s mobile sculpture, “The House Our Families Built,” at Brooklyn Bridge Park in January. On Sunday, it will be at the north plaza of Union Square.Credit...RadicalMedia and PBS The artist Caledonia Curry (professionally known as Swoon) is bringing a house to Union Square. Previously installed at Brooklyn Bridge Park and Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in Queens, the mobile sculpture, “The House Our Families Built,” w...

This is such a cool project between one of our favorite artists, Swoon, and favorite networks ever, PBS: Traveling around NYC right now is a 14 foot b...

Photo: Marshall LaCount/Swoon Studio A roving public art installation that explores the American experience has hit the streets of New York City. As part of the “American Portrait” initiative from PBS, Brooklyn-based artist Caledonia Curry, also known as Swoon, has designed a diorama-inspired sculpture on top of a 14-foot box truck. The installation, titled  The House Our Families Built, features paintings and cutouts portraying domestic life. The sculpture debuted at Brooklyn Bridge Park last weekend and will travel to Prospect Park on February 6-7, Flushing Meadows Corona Park on ...