A weekend-long celebration featuring live music, a symposium and art exhibit will celebrate the dedication of the Frank Zappa statue in Baltimore, organizers said. A bust of Zappa, a Baltimore native, was a gift from a Lithuanian fan club. After much deliberation, the city decided to place it in Highlandtown, outside the library. His wife said Zappa would have liked the location, because his mother, Rose Marie, was a librarian.
Zappa Plays Zappa, a tribute act fronted by Zappa’s son Dweezil, will perform; Zappa’s widow, Gail, will give a symposium; and the Southeast Anchor Library will launch an exhibit in conjunction with the Sept. 19 statue dedication, according to producer Sean Brescia.
“It’s going to make it what it should be,” Brescia said. “It’s going to be a cool tribute weekend.” Baltimore Sun.
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