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Published November 15, 2007 The Weekender
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![]() ![]() FRIDAY OPENINGJapanese Design Behemoth Opens in SoHo
Already reaching Uniqlo-like levels of hype, Muji brings the same utilitarian chic to housewares, stationary
and furniture. The first 500 to make it through checkout get a free Muji tote bag, in case you need
something to carry organic produce in.
![]() FRIDAY GRUBMason Dixon Gets a Menu
Manhattan's second mechanical bull just got its teeth. Down home favorites like Low Country Fried
Steak and a Pulled Pork Platter help you celebrate your victory over yet another machine.
WEEKEND SALESCommon Projects and Friends
At sale depot The News, check out sneaker gurus Common Projects at sample prices, with Bruce, Rogues Gallery
and Vena Cava on the side.
411: Nov 14-16, 10am-6pm, The News, 495 Broadway DSquared2, Maison Martin Margiela and Sophia Kokosalaki Upstairs in the same building, get half off this season's crop from three unpronounceable designers. 411: Nov 15 (10am-6pm) and Nov 16 (10am-3pm), 495 Broadway, 8th Floor What Comes Around Goes Around The vintage institution takes a step towards vintage prices, with label and thrift store looks from $40 to $350, and everything in the store at least 20% off.
![]() THANKSGIVING VENUEGraffiti Hosts Thanksgiving
Announcing open competition with your Aunt Ruth, this sweet-and-savory spot is hosting parties of up to
twenty for Thanksgiving, and letting guests bring in their own decorations and music to personalize the
space. For grub, offerings include Braised Cinnamon Pork, Pumpkin Roasted Pecan Tart and
copious amounts of wine.
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