The hills are alive with the sound of weekend.
This is a waterproof camera that’s small enough to fit in the palm of your hand and records at HD resolution. What you’ll do with it is water-ski, snowboard, sit in hot tubs and other things you want to watch yourself do again in HD.
Before six suits and two new blazers from Combatant Gentlemen hit their webshop, they’ll be available for a week in this (and a few other) Bloomingdale’s—along with other handsome clothing-items and touchscreens to design made-to-order suits and summon tailors via made-to-measure appointments. Sounds like something you should know.
The time has come to bid farewell to Booker and Dax. But first, the time will allow for a final party with throwback cocktails (safe to assume Dave Arnold will make an appearance) and some of the menu’s all-time highlights served until midnight, all followed by a party until late. The time is thoughtful like that.
This Saturday, Green-Wood (the park with all the natural beauty and the dead) will stay open way later than usual. You’ll show up with a date, have drinks, then wind through pathways and under starlit trees catching live music, dance performances, readings, films and the like. You could not show up with a date, but that would throw off our whole plan for you.
What: A new cocktail bar from Todd English in the former Ça Va space.
With: A big stress on its rooftop beehives.
How so: You’ve got food like truffle-honey shrimp dumplings and drinks like honeyed rum
punch served in three sizes: “Beehave,” “Buzz” and “Sting.”
The theme: Just... everywhere.
The day before Halloween, you can show up to Mission Chinese in costume to partake in a set menu of martinis, endless wine, hickory-smoked prime rib and pureed potatoes inspired by SF’s legendary House of Prime Rib. Hot tip: always partake in things that include the word “legendary.”
