An Inflatable Pool Party by Craig & Karl Fills a Dubai Atrium with Summer Fun

Colossal: At ICD Brookfield Place in Dubai, a vibrant collection of smiling inflatables sprouts from a vaulted ceiling, creating a suspended pool party of colorful forms. The spirited installation is titled “Under the Sun” and the latest project by duo Craig & Karl.

A guide to DC-area theater summer camps

DC Theater Arts: While summer may seem far away with a major snowstorm in our forecast, DC-area parents know that January is prime time for securing coveted summer camp spots — and early bird discounts. The DC Theater Arts staff has curated a list of theater summer camps and classes available for children and teenagers within a 30-mile radius of DC.

Cal Shakes to host in-person season, inviting Bandaloop, Destiny Arts Center and West Edge Opera

Datebook: California Shakespeare Theater plans to host an in-person season this summer at its Bruns Amphitheater in the Orinda hills, but with only one show produced by Cal Shakes itself, the company announced Tuesday, Feb. 2. The company is sharing its space with other arts organizations — including Bandaloop, Destiny Arts Center and West Edge Opera — at a time when audiences and arts workers will probably prefer gathering outside.

Osheaga's summer of silence: 'I still can't believe it's not happening'

Montreal Gazette: Crickets.

That’s what you’ll hear if you head out to Parc Jean-Drapeau next weekend. And as loud as crickets get, they can’t compete with what would have filled the air, were this a regular summer: the rousing sounds of the 15th Osheaga Music and Arts Festival.

It's the summer of the drive-in, thanks to the coronavirus

www.fastcompany.com: Last month, fans flocked to see the Denver jam band Magic Beans and other artists at a two-night music festival in Fort Collins, Colorado.

While that might sound out of place in the time of coronavirus, the event organizers with the Magic Beans-affiliated Beanstalk Music and Mountains Festival took pains to keep fans safe and socially distanced.

CMU Career Center Adapts to Help Students Facing Uncertain Summer

www.cmu.edu/news: Around mid-March, the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) polled its members about their response to the coronavirus epidemic. Ninety percent of responding employers expected to maintain their internship programs without change. By the last week of March, that number dropped to 74 percent. At the start of April, results were even more dramatic: Only 35 percent reported moving forward with on-site internships as planned.