Now that most of our fall festivals have come and gone, summer may leave us at last, too. No matter if you’re a fan of lingering summer or cooler autumn, we’ve got some events – both indoor and outdoor – to lure you out of the house and into some arts and entertainment. Such as….
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.
We warned you last week that summer wasn’t done with us. With the return of 90-degree days, though, comes a late summer harvest of refreshing events ripe for your picking. Let’s check the baskets, shall we?
Our busy August continues this week with a mix of events indoors and out that’ll not only please any taste but can even give you a backup plan in case a pop-up shower, you know, pops up. Read on to see what we mean.
Thanks to the quirks of the 2019 calendar, Memorial Day is days past … but it’s still May. Not to fear, though. June will be busting out all over in no time. And June isn’t alone. Arts and entertainment are busting out for everyone, too. Good thing the days are longer these days…
Whether you’re excited about celebrating the wearin’ of the green or would rather open a cultural window on centuries past, there’s something afoot for you this week. No need to dawdle. Let’s get right to it.
Did you realize it’s just two weeks to Mardi Gras? Well, it is. That leaves you just time enough to feast on the abundance of arts and culture around town – if you pace yourselves. Let’s get started.
The Art of Food will return to The Carnegie for an evening of creative fare and distinctive art.
Guests will find tastings from more than 20 area chefs and mixologists, as they enjoy the art, artists and performers, plus music and dancing, and other activities.
Happpp-y New Year! Hope you’re remembering to write 2019 on your checks. (Millennial readers, ask your parents what a check is.) We should be headed into the worst of winter by now, but Mother Nature hasn’t seemed to notice it’s January yet.
Don’t worry. That ringing in your head from Sunday’s fireworks will fade over the next few days. Labor Day, of course, marks the symbolic end of summer and, by extension, the ramping up of the “regular” season.
