A 1931 Model A.
An entire roasted pig.
And just a little off the sides.
Sounds like a party.
The kind that happens at Service & Supply, a new barbershop with a private events venue designed by Venice Beach Wines/Clutch/Cerveteca owner Oscar Hermosillo, now open on Lincoln. (Check out the slideshow.)
We’re talking two separate but conjoined businesses here. Up front, a modern men’s barbershop cast in the classic mold. The white-subway-tile-and-striped-pole variety where you’ll take a vintage chair and something cold to drink while a respected coiffeur goes all Edward Scissorhands on you.
Surrounding this is an enchanted outdoor courtyard with a small side lounge filled with vintage motorcycles and a rare Ford. They’re currently calling this the Clutch Annex. It’s a work in progress.
But it’s yours to rent now. You could do a wine dinner for 49 friends while Oscar’s team smokes a whole hog. Or maybe you’ll throw a 140-person launch party. Project some footage on the 120-inch screen while a DJ plays and everyone gets cleaned up in a barber chair. Whatever it is, they’ll work with you to customize the whole thing.
Now, if only someone had something to launch in Venice these days.
An entire roasted pig.
And just a little off the sides.
Sounds like a party.
The kind that happens at Service & Supply, a new barbershop with a private events venue designed by Venice Beach Wines/Clutch/Cerveteca owner Oscar Hermosillo, now open on Lincoln. (Check out the slideshow.)
We’re talking two separate but conjoined businesses here. Up front, a modern men’s barbershop cast in the classic mold. The white-subway-tile-and-striped-pole variety where you’ll take a vintage chair and something cold to drink while a respected coiffeur goes all Edward Scissorhands on you.
Surrounding this is an enchanted outdoor courtyard with a small side lounge filled with vintage motorcycles and a rare Ford. They’re currently calling this the Clutch Annex. It’s a work in progress.
But it’s yours to rent now. You could do a wine dinner for 49 friends while Oscar’s team smokes a whole hog. Or maybe you’ll throw a 140-person launch party. Project some footage on the 120-inch screen while a DJ plays and everyone gets cleaned up in a barber chair. Whatever it is, they’ll work with you to customize the whole thing.
Now, if only someone had something to launch in Venice these days.
