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There is something special about an outdoor orchestra concert. Concert-goers and picnickers are one and the same, dogs and exuberant children are welcome, you can eat an ice-cream sandwich and listen to a Tchaikovsky symphony: It’s a lively community event that draws all sorts of people who might not usually make it to the concert hall. On Wednesday, July 11, couples, families, and friends packed Brooklyn’s Prospect Park for the kick-off of the New York Philharmonic’s summertime Concerts in the Parks series. A six-date series with concerts in all five of New York City’s boroughs (there are two in Central [...]
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