June and July 2011 - Delacorte Theatre in Central Park
"Shakespeare in the Park"
The main park and iconic New York is home to a myriad of cultural activities. Each year in June, marks the Central Park Film Festival. Which hosts an outdoor cinema in the green areas and project with New York-themed films. Good way to exalt the pride of the inhabitants of the Big Apple.
"Shakespeare in the Park" is the name of an annual outdoor production of works of William Shakespeare in Central Park. This concept has been adapted by many theater companies, and over time, this name has been expanded to include outdoor theater productions of works performed legendary playwright.
This concept has become an exceptionally popular theater in the last two decades. Shakespeare in the park that began as an idea of making theater available to people of all social classes, and it would be as readily available as library books. Shakespeare in the Park allows people to enjoy the theater works from around the world. Many festivals feature workshops, food and other complementary activities by such theater experience in a community event to pure interaction.
The last two weeks of June 2011 - The Carnegie Hall, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Central Park, and at night jazz clubs
The New York Jazz Festival
The New York Jazz Festival is a multicultural event held in summer, with more than 10 days of presentations and dozens of concerts in landmarks such as Carnegie Hall, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Central Park, and at night jazz essentials. Started in 1972, the event was the first jazz festival and most important, the city, an event of large-scale jazz. Throughout the various celebrations, the festival has had the presence of prestigious artists like Miles Davis, Ella Fitzgerald, Dizzy Gillespie, Aretha Franklin, Ray Charles, and Sarah Vaughan. A hot date to enjoy the world's most important figures in jazz.
Late June 2011 - Parade on 5th Avenue between Washington Square and Greenwich Village.
Gay Pride Day
This event has a great tradition that is unmatched by any other Gay Pride in the world. It is expected an attendance of 250 000 people, who walk on 5th Ave. Avenue on June 29, while others encourage 350,000 spectators from the stands.
This year the festivities are beginning in New York on Saturday 18 June with the annual meeting of the Central Park Summerstage at 72nd Street and 5th Avenue at 4PM. The following is the annual "Rapture on the River: A Woman Dance" scheduled for Saturday, June 25, 2011 at 13th Street on the Hudson River, followed by the big event on Sunday with a parade down Fifth Avenue. At noon on June 26, 2011 - a march from 36th Street and heading south to Christopher Street in Greenwich Village. On Sunday, the party continues at Pridefest, the annual LGBT street in Hudson Street to complete the celebration this year's gay pride in the city of New York.
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