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[Capitale, by Joy Asico]
A few weeks ago, we let you know that bars will be open until 4am during Inauguration week. Now, we have the complete list of bars that are permitted to serve alcohol until 4am Monday night, January 14, to Monday night, January 22, and broke them down by neighborhood.
[Capitale, by Joy Asico]
A few weeks ago, we let you know that bars will be open until 4am during Inauguration week. Now, we have the complete list of bars that are permitted to serve alcohol until 4am Monday night, January 14, to Monday night, January 22, and broke them down by neighborhood. More>>
Summer's HERE in the district (and the 115-degree swelterfest is NOT here yet) so we've got the best pool parties, beach parties, club parties and more that you won't want to miss out on this three day weekend in DC! More»
Just like summer in New York, Hong Kong turns into a completely different city with a new vibe when the temperature rises. From the pain of dealing with the first wave of humidity to the stream of pool parties and yachts getaways, here are several indicators that Hong Kong is just about to get hotter than you can handle.
It's time to figure out where the best parties are tonight. Make sure to check out our Calendar Page and follow us on Twitter as well! Heading to Miami? Check out our Art Basel Party Guide here! More»
Bottle service, the showy purchasing of bottles (marked up sometimes 2,000%) to ensure a degree of attention, a reserved table, and the attached clout at a club has become a staple of nightlife in New York. But its origins may be surprising: Marcel Proust and the Japanese? More»
David Rabin, a pioneer of MPD, is itching to enter back into the neighborhood's fray with a new Double Seven. The Lambs Club owner sat down with GofG for an exclusive at his other hotspot, Jimmy, to talk about Double Seven's opening and the nuanced evolution of club life in New York. More»
Last night at the Richie Rich Villionaire show, Mark Baker told us that the long-anticipated new Double Seven will revive a nightlife he views as boring. But who is going to be the doorman? And what does that say about the joint? Eli Obus's video explores.... More»
Union Square used to be a nexus of bleeding edge nightlife. 33 Union Sq. West housed the second incarnation of Andy Warhol's Factory. His favorite LSD-saturated haunt, Max's Kansas City, was a few blocks north. And the late Palladium (now an NYU dorm, natch) was a stone's throw away on 14th St. Now, a team of nightlife vets hopes to revive the magic with the Union Square Lounge. More»
Back when we eulogized The Annex, we knew little about its fratastic replacement, Doghouse Saloon, other than the beer pong and free hot dogs on offer. (Talk about a swiney combo!) Now comes word that alleged uptown socialite Tinsley Mortimer graced the Orchard Street sports bar while shooting Empire State, her upcoming CW reality show. More»
The dinning /clubbing combo has always been a curious one at best. Those who are familiar with the old adage "Don't shit where you eat", can probably sympathize with the fear of finding a discarded cigarette butt in their ravioli. Ok perhaps an exaggeration, but eating among vodka drenched floors and smoked pit carpets can be disconcerting. So this of course begs the question, why are so many clubs like the fronting as restaurants and vice versa? More»
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
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