Leonard Bernstein Festival
of the Creative Arts

Don't miss performances by these featured artists during the Festival's Super Sunday event.

Appearance times are indicated below.

Big Nazo

BIG NAZO's astonishing troupe of larger-than-life, audience-loving mutant puppet-creatures and masked musicians has invaded stages around the world. This misfit tribe combines comedy, live music and a variety of puppet, mask and sculpture techniques.

> Appearing at 1 to 4 p.m. all over Lower Campus.

> Learn more about Big Nazo.

Charles River Museum of Industry and Innovation

The Charles River Museum of Industry and Innovation will offer Festival goers the opportunity to create innovative art.

Create your own vision of the future using Waltham Watch Company Watch Plates and other 19th-century tools of industry, or make a piece of jewelry out of computer parts. Hosted by arts educator and electronics enthusiast Melissa Glick.

> Appearing at 1 to 5 p.m. on the Great Lawn.

> Learn more about the Charles River Museum of Industry and Innovation.

City Stage Co. of Boston

Imagine all the world’s your stage with City Stage Co. of Boston's original, participatory theater for family audiences.

Performing at the Boston Children’s Museum and in neighborhoods citywide, their interactive plays embody the delight of live theater. Larry Coen ’81, artistic director.

> Appearing at 2 p.m. on the Bernstein-Marcus Plaza.

> Learn more about City Stage Co. of Boston.

Jim's Big Ego

Imagine if "The Colbert Report" married Barenaked Ladies and their child was a rock band named Jim's Big Ego.

The secret ingredient is super-genius Jim Infantino, who has the innate ability to create songs that are more brilliant than all others in history. Mixing rock with political satire, social relevance with romantic irreverence, Jim's Big Ego has carved a unique place in the music world by rocking harder, fresher, louder, sweeter and better than everyone else.

> Appearing at 4 p.m. on the Great Lawn.

> Learn more about Jim's Big Ego.

Sidewalk Sam

Cover the campus walkways with Sidewalk Sam, aka Robert Guillemin, the beloved Boston artist dedicated to creating public art that promotes community and creativity.

> Appearing from 1 to 4 p.m. on the Great Lawn.

> Learn more about Sidewalk Sam.

Sol y Canto

Imagine the richness of Latin American culture shared through music and poetry.

From the Kennedy Center to Boston's Symphony Hall to Puerto Rico's Museo de Arte, Sol y Canto has an international reputation for celebratory music that addresses matters of the heart with global aspirations.

This award winning sextet is led by Puerto Rican/Argentine singer Rosi Amador and New Mexican guitarist/composer Brian Amador, Keala Kamaheiwa (bass), Tim Mayer (saxophone) and Renato Thoms (percussion).

> Appearing at 3 p.m. on the Great Lawn.

> Learn more about Sol y Canto.

Tanglewood Marionettes

Recipients of two Citations for Excellence in the Art of Puppetry, Anne Ware and Peter Schaefer return to the Festival with an enchanting performance uniting magic and music.

> Appearing at 1 p.m. in the Shapiro Campus Center Theater.

> Learn more about the Tanglewood Marionettes.