Frisky Productions brings us this insanely multifaceted New York festival, featuring music from locals TV On The Radio, The Black Keys, A$AP Rocky and Snoop Dogg performing the entire "Doggystyle" album, among many other acts. Catalpa also features art installations, like "The Afterburner" (above) and a reggae stage hosted by High Times Magazine.
In 2010, calling upon his passion for music, Dave Foran founded Frisky Productions, an event management company that, in 2011, orchestrated its first major concert tour with Snoop Dogg in Brazil.
Catalpa NYC runs July 28 and 29 on Randalls Island.
For more information on Catalpa NYC, and to buy tickets, click here.
"The Afterburner," a piece by sculpture organization Arcadia, will make its North American Debut at Catalpa, shooting 30-foot flames from its peak, while housing DJ's at its base.
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