Laura Bell

Food vendors, artisans, and live music can help you make it through the long hot summer, at least on Saturdays.

The Canadian Plains Cree singer-songwriter goes onstage at the National Museum of the American Indian.

Kandia Crazy Horse’s eclectic band will bring the country, folk, indigenous, urban, bluesy vibes to this summery idyll.

The Committee for the First Amendment and the No Kings Coalition are hosting a benefit concert at NYC’s historic Town Hall.

The NYBG is giving peace and love energy with flowers, art, and tunes from the Swinging Sixties.

The Delacorte Theater will start off the season with a fave crowd-pleaser, “Romeo and Juliet.”

In this new doc — with music — Ketch Secor and David Greene engage with a cross-section of Americans on a volatile subject.

On May 1st meet up with the UAW and fellow citizens to march for economic and social justice. 

Advocate for the planet while checking out music, art, and sustainable snacks at Earth Day Initiative’s annual festival.

Bryant Park once again plays host to a shimmying celebrity, the American Woodcock.