Your favorite rock legends put their signatures on these posters that you should hang on your wall. Assuming your favorite rock legends are Michael Jackson, the Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, the Police and Bob Dylan. And that you have a wall. But they are, and you do, so we’re good here.
Harry’s Pizzeria and Shake Shack have temporarily combined forces. So now, you can find Harry’s short rib pizza in burger form at Shake Shack (ask for Harry’s Shorty Burger) and Shake Shack’s Shack-cago Dog reimagined as a pizza at Harry’s (that would be the Shack-cago Pizza). Nice to see those two getting along.
Hive. It’s an oasis in a sea of Basel-ness. So between gallery party numbers 85 and 86, you can swing by and partake in their food truck garden, quench your thirst at one of the bar pop-ups, dance or take on their skateable art installation. Consider that last one highly optional.
The Sagamore’s displaying a 100-year retrospective on French lingerie along with a Femme Fatale exhibit. There’ll be nudes. There’ll be holograms. There’ll be over 100 pieces including corsets from the 1880s and Lycra undergarments from the 1980s. There are just so many ways this could go.
Soon, we’ll have an Employees Only to call our very own. But until that fateful day, here’s this two-day pop-up from the beloved NYC drinkery. So go. Have your future mapped out by a fortune-teller. Dance. Drink some drinks. Realize that waiting is much more tolerable now.
The NYC party: Public School New York is running a pop-up radio installation by the
Confidante’s pool with programming by Selema Masekela, Yes Julz and Uncle Luke.
The pork party: Broken Shaker’s Swig n’ Swine is back with barrels of punch and endless
pork from Talde and Sweet Liberty. Pace yourself.
