Autumn is officially here. Brisk breezes, sweaters, hot cider. Well, it’s like that somewhere, anyway. Not here, obviously. Nevertheless, you may now legally begin consuming pumpkin flavored food and beverages. In the meantime, there’s still plenty to do around town, whatever the weather.
There’s no doubt about it: It’s summer’s last week, and the days are getting shorter. Better get in a few last festivals while we can. Apparently it’s time for the music season to explode into full glory, too. Read on, and you’ll see what we mean.
Thanksgiving dinner is just around the corner. Don’t panic, though. If holiday preparations have you stressed, M&M has just the remedy to soothe your spirit like … gravy for sliced turkey.
Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park will be transformed into a wintery canvas of moving lights, projected images and whimsical animations for the holiday season.
The warm-up period is officially ended, so stand back. There’s about to be an explosion. Of art, that is. No time for an extended introduction. Let’s get to it.
The best events of the week curated for you by our arts and culture guru Thomas Consolo. Lots to enjoy in and outdoors this week as we head into fall!
Even though time keeps on slippin’, slippin’, slippin’ into the future, that doesn’t mean there aren’t still plenty of events waiting to fill your dog days with arts and entertainment.
Movers & Makers co-publisher, Thom Mariner’s Picks for events to catch this week. Find out the best of what to do, hear and see in the region.
Is recovering from Mardi Gras proving challenging? One way we encourage you not to do penance is to forego the arts for Lent. Missing a week like this would be a sin, so take an aspirin and get out there.
Intrude, a public art installation, makes its Midwestern debut at Pyramid Hill. The piece created by Australian artist Amanda Parer in 2014 has been seen on four continents in more than 50 cities by more than a million people.
