The weekend is looking forward to the weekend.
After a few weeks of private events, the basement speakeasy "officially" opens this weekend. You'll find live jazz, cabaret and food from the chef you've previously seen lurking around Lift upstairs.
A book is a terrible thing to waste. Thankfully, the proprietors of Taschen agree, and have somehow found the space to unload an enormous amount of artsy books at up to 75% off. Impressive, really.
In film as in life, endings can sometimes be less than tidy. Especially when you're watching rarely seen shorts by a young David Keith Lynch.
Think Romeo and Juliet, but with arias in German and sets by David Hockney. After this Wagner-birthed operatic feat of endurance, you'll know every...last...tragic...moment. (It's nearly five hours long.)
Like many an urbanite before him, the king of the Melrose-and-Fairfax flea market has headed Downtown. He's brought 200 vendors or so along with him for this weekend's debut.
