If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? That all depends. If it's a rich black walnut tree that ends up in the workshop of Princeton Audio where they design, engineer and build these beautiful hi-fi Bluetooth speakers by hand from said wood. Then yes, many wonderful sounds.
Part anniversary party. Part local market launch. Part holiday shopping hub. The grand opening of Support Local Market during Wynwood Yard's two-year anniversary comes just in time for you to knock names off your list with Golden Bar home goods, Sakura Soap Co. soaps and other things that other people want.
Nice weather lately. The kind of weather that demands having a daiquiri in-hand at the Standard. Which really works out now that Daily/Nightly has a pop-up daiquiri café there. Expect fresh fruits and juices like pomelo and lime with rum in frozen things like the Hemingway in Tallahassee. Expect greatness.
Your Instagram wanted us to let you know that the Museum of Ice Cream—that all-things-ice-cream-related wonderland—is coming to Miami Beach next month. And that you should probably grab tickets on Friday because they'll disappear fast. You might want to look into your Instagram being sentient, by the way.
Nikkei is a fancy word for "Japanese-Peruvian fusion." But you don't have to pronounce it properly in order to enjoy it at Sakuri 736, which is now open South of Fifth. Just know that things like paiche with tempura crust and aquafaba cocktails await you there. And your date. Better bring a date.
Part of the Carillon's renovation includes the opening of the Strand Bar and Grill. This bodes well for you, because now you can enjoy sea scallops with Jerusalem artichoke, pomegranate, Brussels sprouts and mushroom jus from a Beachcraft-pedigreed chef while taking in sweeping ocean views. So, so well.
So says one writer, who has suspiciously strong opinions on the matter. In other news: we tried out Steven Soderbergh's new interactive storytelling app, Mosaic, to mixed results. And we also found you the Napa Valley of weed. You're welcome.
