Having fun in Brooklyn
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One of New York City’s longest-running, free, outdoor performing arts festivals, Celebrate Brooklyn attracts more than 200,000 attendees to the Prospect Park Bandshell each summer to see a wide array of artists.
Festival relies on longstanding partnerships
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WorldStage has a longstanding partnership with BRIC providing a lighting rig and video gear versatile enough to adapt to rock and folk artists, world music stars, dancers and even movie nights. Brendon Boyd of Brooklyn’s Boyd Design handled production management and design for the festival and served as its lighting designer.
Lila Downs takes the stage
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Lila Downs takes the stage.
Welcome the Soul Rebels
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The Soul Rebels take the stage: an eight-piece New Orleans based brass ensemble that incorporates elements of soul, jazz, funk, hip-hop, rock and pop music within a contemporary brass band framework.
Swinging with the Soul Rebels
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Another view of the Soul Rebels. New to the festival this year were Chauvet Maverick Mk2 spots, which served as template fixtures in the sky providing rotating texture during performances.
A long view of the Soul Rebels
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A long view of the Soul Rebels. WorldStage also furnished Chauvet Next NXT-1 LED panels with tilt and rotation capabilities.
Pharoah Sanders onstage
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Saxophone star Pharoah Sanders takes the stage.
The crowd welcomes Sylvan Esso
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The crowd welcomes indie pop duo Sylvan Esso.
The stunning stage
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