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Movie Nights return to Hudson Yards' Public Square and Gardens every Friday from September 15th to October 27th. Visitors can bring their own blankets, stop by Verano for Mexican-inspired snacks and watch classic movies on the 30-foot Big Screen.

The Big Screen presents this year's most anticipated international sporting events on a 30-foot-tall screen, including The NFL Hall of Fame Game, golf, tennis, soccer, F1, hockey and more. In mid-September, Movie Nights will begin screening blockbuster films, with the full event lineup to be announced later this year.

Backyard is offering musical and STEM programming for its youngest visitors. Mozart for Munchkins will lead free monthly music classes and MakeInspires will host STEM education classes and workshops that will explore the intersection of science and creativity.

DJ Jams is bringing some of the most talented DJs to Backyard in partnership with Dart Collective. Visitors can enjoy live DJ sets from artists who have headlined festivals including Coachella and Governors Ball.

Backyard Bites brings together some of the most tantalizing culinary concepts all in one convenient location. Visitors can try smash burgers from Paper Plates Burgers, Filipino street food from Tradisyon, Latin fusion from Brasa and more.

The curator for all the art inside Conrad Los Angeles explains how several local artists were engaged to create original works inspired by the Los Angeles’ Light and Space movement of the 60's and 70's.

On view at The Grand LA from September 9th through October 21st, Valincy-Jean Patelli's new exhibition “I Will Tell You the Future” invites visitors on an interactive journey through the senses. Patelli's multilayered artworks employ mixed media and nontraditional methods to explore ancestral stories, Black American culture and references from the African diaspora.

From August 20-27th, The Square will host "Royal Nomad," a new art exhibit exploring nomadism that will feature artists who have participated in The Square's New Wave artist residency, including Jia Sung, Ana María Velasco and Roberto Visani. Participating artists will present works across various mediums that prize inclusivity, community and humanity, challenging viewers to see the world through a more egalitarian and sustainable lens.

Now on Level 4, The Shops at Hudson Yards invites visitors to explore a series of large-scale art walls, which add a bold splash of color and fun to any selfie or family portrait.

Now at The Shed at Hudson Yards, Sonic Sphere welcomes visitors to encounter music like never before within a suspended 65-foot-diameter concert hall. Inside the sphere, visitors will be surrounded by more than 100 speakers that create a 3D sound experience via pre-recorded and live musical performances. Photo by Ahad Subzwari.

On June 9th, Related Pride and Domino Sound hosted Domino Sound Fest, a day-to-night Pride festival, at High Line Nine at Hudson Yards. The hybrid festival centered on podcasts, comedy, poetry, music and art, featuring prominent LGBTQIA+ artists, musicians and thought leaders who provided captivating performances and talks.