Huck

With his band, Huck, the prolific young Brooklyn-born musician and producer John Wolfe lays down wry, slightly woozy vocals over smooth funk and spaced-out beats — the perfect soundtrack for a beautiful late-summer evening under the stars in Courtyard D.

Make a Plan (and Bring Your Own Chair!):

Live events at MASS MoCA will look and feel a little different this summer, but our mission remains unchanged — to bring you the best performing art of our time.

- Performances will take place outside, in MASS MoCA's Courtyard D concert venue, in accordance with Massachusetts Phase 3 guidance.

- Our staff will be wearing masks and smiles (even if you can't see them). All audience members must wear a mask, except while eating or drinking. All eating and drinking needs to take place within each designated audience space.

- As always, you'll enter for concerts and events through the main museum entrance, though this time we need you to bring your own chair.

- All potential bottlenecks, especially at the museum entrance, will be marked for social distancing. To keep your transaction as touch-free as possible, please have your e-ticket ready to be scanned.

- Follow signs for Courtyard D, our reimagined concert venue, where ushers will show you to your personal, appropriately distanced concert space (four people maximum, per space). You'll find food and drink service in this courtyard. Aisles will be one-way.

- Restrooms are adjacent to this Courtyard D concert space, with one-way entrances and exits to reduce potential traffic friction.

- All events are rain or shine, and we expect most performances to last for about one hour.

- No outside food or beverages will be allowed in the venue during the event. Small bites and drinks will be available for purchase inside the venue.