1 New Perk
This week's perk puts you on a private jet to Aspen, with a hotel room, a new wardrobe and four days of feasting waiting for you at the other end. All you need is a little luck—and a ski vest wouldn't hurt.
The weekend just bid on Miramax.
This week's perk puts you on a private jet to Aspen, with a hotel room, a new wardrobe and four days of feasting waiting for you at the other end. All you need is a little luck—and a ski vest wouldn't hurt.
Now that bar 210 has settled in, they're unleashing a happy hour starting at 7pm—late enough you can actually make it after work. Beers are $5, drinks are $7, and all food, from Pork Belly Sliders to Salty Peewee Potatoes with Chlorophyll Mayo, is half-off. ZIP code remains the same.
Roll into the Hammer's bike valet early tonight, so you'll have time to load up on free food before the screening of Pee-Wee's Big Adventure. There's a top-secret surprise guest involved—whose last name we are hoping is Reubens.
In the spot formerly (and briefly) known as 8Hill, you'll now find one of Downtown's rare dance floors in a club rechristened as B52, complete with stiff, no-fuss drinks and a bank vault-turned-Moroccan drinking hideaway. Hey, just like your bank.
To celebrate eight great years of Zip Fusion, you'll want a seat at the sushi bar—where for the rest of the month, $14.95 will get you all you can eat. You have to summon some alcohol to qualify for the deal, but we don't anticipate that being a problem.
More than 60 stores on Montana—including Blue Jeans Bar and Planet Blue—are banding together for one glorious day of tax-free shopping. Note on the term tax-free: this means no sales tax on your new denim, but you still have to pay your income taxes by April 15.