Go ahead, take a scroll. It's the weekend.
Check out Luke Wilson's co-directorial debut (with brother Andrew)—then listen as Joel Siegel tells the brothers how the film (about a nursing home-working ex-con) reminded him a lot of Bottle Rocket.
Knock back half-price beer, cocktails and "choctails" like the Bahia (white chocolate truffle, banana punch and rum) and the Mocha Martini (chocolate, espresso, Amarula, vanilla vodka and Frangelico).
Gin Lane is doing Sunday brunch. Come for the Tahitian French toast. Stay—possibly late into the night—for the Dale DeGroff'ed half-price drinks.
Nothing says summer like free hot dogs and 50-70% off men's shirts, antiques and the other miscellanea that is Freemans. Watch the mustard.
Organized by the Manhattan Hokies and the David Wright Foundation, this concert headlined by Virginia native Pat McGee will benefit victims of the tragedy at Virginia Tech.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON SHOPPING
Nicole Farhi
The French/Brit designer drops her cotton rugby sweaters from $245 to $45. Stock up for the fall.
411: May 22-24, Tues-Wed 10am-7pm; Thurs
10am-5pm; 14 E. 60th St (between 5th and Madison), 2nd floor, 212-421-7720
Loomstate and Rogan
The earth-friendly deals include
men's t-shirts, straight-leg jeans and Japanese dungarees (which, incidentally, are our preferred Asian
dungaree).
411: May 17-31, Mon-Fri 11am-8pm; Sat
11am-7pm; Sun noon-6pm; 446 Broadway (between Howard and Grand)
Steven Alan Sample Sale
Men's items are up to
70% off, including cotton shirts (were $148, now $55) and henleys (were $98, now $45). Because when it's
this hot out, who needs collars?
411: May 17-20, Thurs-Fri 8:30am-8pm; Sat
noon-7pm; Sun noon-5pm; 87 Franklin (between Broadway and Church), 212-343-0692
