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Seaport Music Fest
WHY ESSENTIAL:
People think the warm season means SummerStage and Celebrate Brooklyn. But as those two behemoths wrestle with trying to be too many things to too many people, the Seaport Music Fest has simply started presenting big names of the indie world, for free, on Friday nights, in one of the nicest settings to be had.
The secret:
“Paul Simon attended the very first Seaport show, featuring Polyphonic Spree in 2002,” says producer Stephen Dima. “He and four other people made up the entire audience—there were more people onstage than on the pier. As we watched, we knew the venue was both surreal and special…we simply had to build awareness and a reputation. We achieved both this past summer. It’s a beautiful thing seeing some 6,000 to 10,000-plus NYC music fans come out to support each band.” South Street Seaport, Pier 17, Fulton St at South St (seaportmusicfestival.com)
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