Unsilent Night at Fremont Park
Sunday, December 16, 6pm, Fremont Park, no cover
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PHOTO COURTESY OF Unsilent Night: Sacramento
It’s time to make some holiday noise. This Sunday, bring your biggest boombox and get ready to make some sounds. This sonic art project, originated by composer Phil Kline in 1992, doles out four different 45-minute musical tracks for individuals to project simultaneously, creating a shifting “sound sculpture.” You’ll take the sculpture on the road, marching through Sacramento and sharing in the sounds of the season. Download the music in advance and get ready to flood the streets with melody. 15th and Q Streets, sacramento.unsilentnight.com.
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