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This summer, visitors can catch some of the most exciting musical acts at a free outdoor summer concert series curated by The Bowery Presents. Starting June 1st, concerts will take place every Wednesday at 6pm in the Public Square & Gardens.

Until September 30th, Backyard Bites is corralling an exciting mix of food trucks to explore, in addition to special food and beverage offerings from seafood shack Jibs and classic lemonade purveyor Swoon. Visitors can indulge in handcrafted tacos by Rosa Mexicano, plant-based treats from Rainbow Produce, frozen hot chocolate by Serendipity3 and specialty ice cream by The Cold Spot.

Throughout August, Union Square Play is inviting kids ages 0-5 to an interactive play experience inside an outdoor yurt led by co-founder Jennie Monness.

At SoulCycle's outdoor tent, riders will have access to a signature class where they will raise their heartbeats and come away energized.

Starting September 15th, the 30-foot Big Screen will host free blockbuster film showings every Thursday evening.

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.

Leah Price is the Director of Communications of the Library Foundation of Los Angeles, as well as a downtown LA resident. She shares why she's excited about The Grand LA's impact on DTLA's culture, as well as her day-to-day life.

Dillon Diers, partner at OJB Landscape Architecture, shares how The Grand LA's curated green spaces and more than 24,000 regional plants will incorporate the look and feel of the Los Angeles Valley.

Related Companies Executive VP of Design Phoebe Yee visualizes how the design of The Grand by Gehry's residences will integrate with downtown LA's cultural landmarks and create a new place to live, play and explore.

The celebrated British designer and founder of Tara Bernerd & Partners talks about her vision and inspiration for the interiors of Conrad Los Angeles: "It’s up to us to create an energy and an attitude that people never want to leave."

Chef José Andrés shares his admiration for The Grand LA and how he pulls inspiration from both nature and LA for his three restaurants—Agua Viva, San Laurel and The Bazaar by José Andrés—opening in the coming months at The Grand LA.

As president and CEO of The Music Center—one of the largest performing arts centers in the country—Rachel S. Moore shares how The Grand LA will contribute to downtown LA as a central hub for art and culture.

Positioned among downtown LA's most prominent landmarks and museums, The Grand LA will form a dynamic and open new neighborhood where visitors can experience art and culture.

Conrad Los Angeles General Manager Adam Heffron shares his vision for how the contemporary 305-room hotel and its restaurant concepts will shape the culture of The Grand LA and the downtown LA neighborhood.

José Andrés talks to us about why he’s excited to be back in Los Angeles with 3 new restaurants, coming soon to The Grand LA.

For the months of July and August, multimedia artist Roberto Visani will join The Square's New Wave Artist-In-Residence program. Visani, whose artistic practice explores the Black body, will create new artworks during the residency and invite the public to participate in engaging art-centric events. 

On Juneteenth and Fathers' Day weekend, The Square and social justice-driven children's bookstore Rohi's Readery organized Celebration for All, a West Palm Beach community event designed for people of all ages and backgrounds. Over 400 people participated in the 2-day event and hundreds more popped in on the festivities, which included family-focused art workshops, education and literacy activities, as well as a local Black authors market, live music and performances, dessert vendors and more.

Until June 1st, Avant Gallery presents Greek street artist STMTS' first new show in two years called "Power of Innocence," a mixed media collection that uses images of childhood to make powerful social and political statements.

In March, The Square celebrated Women's History Month with a lively design panel discussion featuring industry thought leaders from West Palm Beach and beyond.

From April 4th-May 22nd, first-generation Dominican artist Devin Osorio will join the New Wave Artist-in-Residence program, contributing original and heavily symbolic artwork inspired by Dominican culture.