Don’t cross the weekends.
Your Perks: 1) Access to everything Playboy has published and will publish for the next five years. That’s a lot of articles. 2) An award-winning portable Bluetooth speaker. Very tailgate-friendly. 3) A bunch of leather bags. So your things can travel in style...
Imagine an alternate universe where the Beatles were some sort of jazz or funk group instead. Tonight, this alternate universe exists at the Beehive, as local musicians take the stage and deliver some very different Beatles covers throughout the evening. No word on sitars.
The inevitable has happened. Ball and Buck just made a beer. It’s a collaboration with Harpoon called Double Barrel IPA, it comes in its own wondrous growler, and it’s available for a limited time at the Harpoon Brewery Beer Hall. Yes, all the ingredients are American. We’ll take other unnecessary questions now.
Four things to know about Bel Ari:
1) It used to be Sorriso Trattoria. But now it’s a different restaurant.
2) It’s still Italian. Hence all the lamb meatballs and lobster gnocchi.
3) It has huge pictures of naked nymphs playing with pasta strands on its walls.
4) Yes, nymphs.
Surely the Fairmont Battery Wharf has some kind of oyster fest. Well, they don’t. Until Sunday, that is, when their first one kicks off with bivalves from 10 local growers, live music and food from the chefs behind Row 34 and other places you trust with seafood. Unless you have seafood trust issues.
It’s hard to believe Ghostbusters just turned 30. It’s even harder to believe it took three decades for someone to hold screenings in a speakeasy with three cocktail courses inspired by the movie (read: alcoholic Ecto Cooler) paired with snacks like booze-infused Twinkies. “That’s a big Twinkie.” Say it.
