April

After two decades as an annual event, Fusebox now unfolds as a biennial festival–a concentrated burst of art, ideas, and connection across the city. For five days, projects spring to life in unexpected places: intimate galleries and theaters, parks and basketball courts, parking garages, sides of buildings, and strange empty lots.

The nation’s oldest kite festival features hundreds of kites in the air and is free to attend for people of all ages; complete with kite flying contests, food, games and more.