The weekend has the top down.
We’re hooking you up with five hours in a private jet—anytime you’d like—with tickets to the final round of this year’s Masters. Plus, we’re sending you three pet jellyfish in an aquarium that doubles as an art installation and superb handmade leather belts from Taylor Stitch.
We know: the pain of the Super Bowl still lingers. What you need: a reminder of our city’s collective glory. Like a display of all 23 of the Garden’s famed championship Celtics and Bruins banners, showing in a gym in Dorchester today. Call it another reason to leave work early.
If you’ve still got some St. Pat’s celebrating in you, good news: the Irish Film Festival kicks off tonight with a director-present screening of Stella Days, set in 1950s Ireland, and ends Sunday with a documentary exploring John Ford’s The Quiet Man, with commentary by Martin Scorsese. Who’s as Irish as they come.
If foodie culture is something you view with thinly veiled sarcasm, you’ll enjoy Pig: A Restaurant, the send-up of all things food-geeky, playing tomorrow night at ImprovBoston. They’ll poke fun at everything from food writers to pork-obsessed restaurants. Not that there’s anything wrong with either...
This weather probably has you thinking of a reason to spend tomorrow night along the water. Suggestion: this photography exhibit featuring the work of four Boston photogs amidst cocktails and a live DJ—all at a wraparound bar overlooking the harbor. No, it’s not at your apartment.
When it comes to anything involving fit women, roller skates and aggression: you’re in. So you’ll want to see the Boston Derby Dames launch their season on Saturday, followed by an on-site after-party where you’ll dance with the ladies themselves. Chances of them getting served on the dance floor: small.
