May kicks off a packed spring and summer schedule of music, dance, food and theater festivals. Many will likely be happening right in your city, but here are a handful that could be worth planning a trip around.
on June 21 with free outdoor concerts, music lessons, jam sessions, "Mama Mia,!" sing-along trucks and other and music-making events.
"Mass Appeals" in many cities are musical performances all played on the same instrument, i.e. kazoos, ukuleles, guitars or accordions. "Sousapaloozas" will bring together hundreds of brass and wind musicians to play marches by John Philip Sousa. And in many cities, drum shops will set up two full drum sets out on the sidewalks and invite passersby to sit down for drum set duos.
One of the five original open public squares William Penn laid out in the city in 1650s, Franklin Square also hosts special events throughout the year. Though June 30, thelights up the square each evening with performances, craft demonstrations and 29 giant lanterns make of silk and thousands of LED lights. Highlights of this year's lantern festival are a 200-foot long, 21-foot tall phoenix and mythological creature made of 30,000 jars filled with colored water and lights. Tickets required.
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