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South Street Seaport is an NYC landmark with an exceptional amount of history behind it. It's a rare spot that can serve as a case-study in Robert Sullivan's Rats: Observations on the History & Habitat of the City's Most Unwanted Inhabitants and host a nearly riot-inducing Drake/Hanson concert. More recently, the area has been under heavy post-Sandy development, with beer gardens and outdoor dining popping up around the plaza.
We can report that there's some music happening too. Catch smooth-jazz sax man David Sanborn with the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble this July 4. Then in August, electro-pop musician Robert Delong and Vampire Weekend side project Baio will headline a Thursday night gig. Those will go down on the corner of Fulton and Front Streets, only a few blocks from storied rat hangout Edens Alley, which, like the music, is totally free to explore.
Tuesday, July 4, 2017 Blue Note Jazz Festival presents
5:30–6:30pm: Maurice “Mobetta” Brown SOUL’D U OUT
6:45–7:45pm: Hypnotic Brass Ensemble
8–9pm: David Sanborn
Thursday, August 3, 2017 An Evening with Glassnote Music
6–6:30pm: snny
6:50–7:30pm: Baio
8–9pm: Robert Delong