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Finding beauty in the everyday may sometimes be a tricky task, but the best art does just that – holds up a mirror to the small yet significant details that make up our lives. In an era where the world seems to move at warp speed and incisive reflection is limited to the latest blog post, Montreal band Young Galaxy’s songs remind us of the richness of our universal experiences – from love and loss to despair and hope. Invisible Republic, Young Galaxy’s sophomore release, builds upon founding duo Stephen Ramsay (guitars, vocals) and Catherine McCandless’ (keyboards, vocals) penchant for transforming the mundane into the fantastic – catchy hooks build into epic crescendos, while political and ethical concerns share space with emotional observations. ‘Our mandate for this record was: if it doesn’t make you move, it better make you cry,’ quips Ramsay. ‘Even better is making someone cry and dance at the same time. It makes a lot of people uncomfortable, but I like it!’ Invisible Republic is the product of a long musical and personal journey for Ramsay and McCandless, who first burst onto the Canadian music scene in 2007 with their eponymous debut album, which included stunning first single ‘Swing Your Heartache.’ Following extensive touring across North America and Europe that saw Young Galaxy play alongside acts like Metric, The Frames, Peter, Bjorn and John, Death Cab For Cutie, and Stars, touring members of the band returned to various other concerns, leaving only bassist Stephen Kamp alongside Ramsay and McCandless.

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A kid-friendly adventure to discover the secrets and mysteries of Central Park’s most beloved children’s sculptures. Learn about some of the park’s most popular statues for children; Balto, Alice in Wonderland, Hans Christian Andersen, and more through guided activities. Space is limited, registration required.

Lynch didn’t take a DT with the first pick three years in a row, but he forced the 49ers to do so by drafting Solomon Thomas. He most certainly is Millen 2.0.

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Six pieces that explore the differences between atmospheres, bodies, and instruments. Ethan Philbrick is a composer and writer currently completing his PhD in Performance Studies at New York University. He has recently performed original work in New York at BRIC, NYU’s Skirball Center for the Performing Arts, SculptureCenter, Abrons Arts Center, and the Grey Art Gallery. His writing has been published in TDR, PAJ, Women and Performance, Studies in Gender and Sexuality, and Movement Research Performance Journal.

Mark McIntyre Band is a songwriter/groove oriented trio based out of NYC. The group regularly hosts the late night jam sessions at The 55 Bar, and features original music influenced by an eclectic range of performers including Prince, Ray Lamontagne and Wayne Krantz.