Arts & Culture
Make Music New York [https://makemusicny.org/], the annual music festival that brings free live performances to public spaces across the city, is coming back for its 14th consecutive year this Sunday, June 21. Inspired by the international Fête de la Musique, a celebration of live music launched in France
Arts & Culture
CROWN HEIGHTS/PROSPECT HEIGHTS – Celebrate the winter solstice—the longest night of the year—on Friday, December 21, with the return of Make Music Winter [http://www.makemusicny.org/winter-parades/], an annual outdoor celebration featuring free participatory musical parades across the city. Launched in 2011 by Make Music New York
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Photo by jonny2love [http://www.flickr.com/photos/jonny2love/3995976742/]The 2014 edition of Make Music Winter [http://makemusicny.org], a series of participatory (and free) musical celebrations on the longest day of the year, is coming up in our area this weekend with all the bells and whistles — well,
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It’s almost time for Make Music Winter [http://makemusicny.org/winter-2013/], a series of 12 participatory (and free) musical parades that “turn audiences into music makers.” This year’s event brings the magic to Prospect Park [http://www.prospectpark.org/] with Blink [http://makemusicny.org/winter-2013/blink/], a new