On Saturday, the weather was beautiful, albeit a bit windy. Over breakfast, we contemplated how we could spend the day outdoors; then Z suggested going to deCordova in Lincoln. I had only been once before, with Z and his family, and loved it; and I knew my friends would, too. Once breakfast was cleaned up, we hopped in the car and made the scenic, surprisingly short drive out to Lincoln.
If you've never been to deCordova, I highly suggest checking it out. It's an unique, fun way to enjoy some art while being outdoors.
Admission to the park is normally $14 for adults, $12 for seniors (65+), and $10 for students. Children 12 and under get in for free. Through May 25th, however, these prices are half off due to the indoor portion of the museum being closed for installation until then.
After enjoying our time at deCordova, we stopped in Lexington for a late lunch at Nourish. I ordered a Sam Summer and the Falafel Wrap ($11.50). It was a little pricey, but worth the extra few bucks considering Nourish's devotion to responsibly sourced food.
In summary, we had a great time enjoying the sunshine on Saturday. It was a pretty fabulous weekend overall!
I've never been to the park but I've seen the heart sculpture in a lot of photographs and think it is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBoth place where such a great time!!! Those Peach Mojitos were quite tasty at Nourish as well.
ReplyDeletedeCordova was such a great place to go too! We had a lot of fun! And the vegetarian nachos at Nourish were amazing!
ReplyDeleteAgreed, especially about the nachos! ;)
DeleteYou should have had your reunion at the 7th annual Bagels and Booze at Aunchies that Saturday!
ReplyDeleteHaha, that would have been fun!
DeleteI've never heard of deCordova but it looks like a great place to spend the day!
ReplyDeleteMy mother loves the DeCordova and we've been going since we were kids. I too have a blog post coming on the DeCordova! Look forward to your thoughts! :)
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