Jagger has moves like the weekend.
This week, we’re hooking you up with something warm and Swedish: the Cantwell Jacket by Fjällräven—plus, we’re throwing in a gratis daypack. Then we’re doubling your money for rare photography starring the likes of Dylan, Madonna and Kanye. And we’re delivering mind-blowing coffee to your doorstep every two weeks.
It’s that age-old problem: you’re eating a beef-and-chorizo burger topped with cheddar and red onion jam on a pretzel roll... but you have no idea what burgundy to drink with it. Now there’s this little informal bistro and wine bar to solve that problem once and for all.
As you undoubtedly know, yesterday was the 477th anniversary of the founding of Lima, Peru. (Welcome back, Wikipedia.) So, yes, pisco sours are in order. And pisco-anything-else-you-wants, along with traditional and modern Peruvian cuisine, plus a Peruvian DJ. Next up: a Montevideo Founder’s Day Hoedown.
Greg Kot and Jim DeRogatis are hosting a screening of 24 Hour Party People, detailing the rise and fall of the Manchester music scene. The city was filled with crowded dens of music, illicit activity, dancing, New Order, Joy Division and the Happy Mondays. Sort of like your teenage bedroom.
The burgeoning homebrew scene has a major flaw: getting invites to the homes. This event brings together eight or so of the smallest small-time microbrews for a day, along with a chef whipping up appetizers. You’ll feel like you’re right at home.
It’s been firmly established: you’ve got the moves like Jagger. Your next challenge: moves like Tony Vega. Cantina Laredo’s new salsa night offers a full bar menu, dance instructors and the Salsa Chicago Mambo All-Stars setting tempo. They’ll do their best to keep up with you.
