THU 6.18

Select Oyster Bar @ Colonnade Rooftop Pool

The rooftop pool at The Colonnade Hotel has a lot of sexy awesomeness to it, sure. But add the likes of Select Oyster Bar, who will be popping up for one night only with admission includes pool access, one free drink, unlimited oysters, lobster rolls, and other lavish treats from the sea, and it may be the best $15 you’ll spend this week.

The Colonnade. 120 Huntington Ave., Boston. 5:30-7:30pm/21+/$15. For more information, visit selectboston.com

FRI 6.19

Pat Falco: Untitled Art “Show” Thing

You might recognize Pat Falco as the artist who does our The Strangerer comic each week. As it happens, he’s also a damn fine artist (you may have even seen his art-as-newspaper-boxes around the city). So if you like him in the Dig, you’ll like him in a gallery, so hop on the ferry to P-Town in the name of local art.

Room 68. 377 Commercial St., Provincetown. 7-10pm/all ages/FREE. For more information, visit room68online.com

FRI 6.19

Friday Night Flicks: Soul Power

For the month of June, Fridays at the Lawn on D belong to the sunset and free outdoor flicks. This Friday is no exception. A live set from Eli “Paperboy” Reed will precede a screening of the music documentary Soul Power, which details the world of ’70s R&B (BB King and James Brown, anyone?). You’ll have to pay for the food trucks and full bar, though.

The Lawn on D. 420 D St., Boston. 8pm/all ages/FREE. For more information, visit lawnond.com

SAT 6.20

All the Single Ladies

Attention single ladies and Beyonce fans alike: Improv Asylum’s latest production was made for you. Whether you’re looking for an alternative to the run-of-the-mill bachelorette party or just want an excuse to party with girls, Improv Asylum is bringing a lot of comedy, dancing, and naughtiness just like a trusted friend on a wild night out. We can’t promise it’ll hold your hair while you puke, though.

Ned Devine’s. 1 Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Boston. 7pm/21+/$35. For more information, visit improvasylum.com

SAT 6.20

Meet The Makers: Hibernaculum

The word “hibernaculum” refers to a place where a creature seeks shelter in winter. Add collaborative works of art and a gallery to display them, and you get an amazing array of creations, all inspired by nature. This weekend, you have a chance not only to check out the art, but also to meet the artists themselves. From printmakers to lettering artists, all experimental art freaks will jump for joy.

Innovation and Design Building. 1 Design Center Pl., Boston. 6-10pm/all ages/FREE. For more information, visit trifectaeditions.com

SAT 6.20

Guitar Heroes

Get hip to the more discreet art galleries in the area, like Panopticon Gallery, which is just inside Hotel Commonwealth in Kenmore. Its current exhibition channels the essence of the music-obsessed teenagers with photographs of Jimi Hendrix all over their bedroom walls, except way bigger and better. Luckily for you, the gallery is open 24/7 and will be showing incredible photographs of your favorite “guitar heroes” until September. Rock on.

Panopticon Gallery. 502c Comm Ave., Boston. 24 hours/all ages/$10. For more information, visit panopticongallery.com