The weekend always gets a record turnout.
From food truck to Chinese restaurant, nobody can keep those Mission Street Food folks down. If PB&J made with Kurobuta pork belly or MSF Rice fried in duck fat sound appetizing, come tonight because the menu will change weekly.
Hollywood's most iconic figures like Marilyn Monroe, Judy Garland and a young (read: thin) Marlon Brando come to life in legendary photographer Richard Avedon's latest exhibit, opening today. In this case, it's okay to stare.
Round up five of your thirstiest pals and compete in Saturday's all-you-can-drink beer Olympics. The beer-tinerary includes all your college favorites (Flip Cup, Beirut, Long Pour), culminating with the mighty two-liter Boot Chug. Watch out for that bubble...
Cyperpunk sci-fi pioneer William Gibson is in town and ready to show off his eponymous collection of Porter- and Buzz Rickson-crafted laptop and shoulder bags, made with a nylon originally developed for bulletproof vests. Check them out while sipping a few cans of 21st Amendment—and maybe find out whether the bags are ale-proof.
They've been serving Irish coffee at the Buena Vista for 56 years, and to celebrate they're mixing their legendary coffee-whiskey-sugar-and-cream blend into a three-foot-high, fifteen-gallon Irish coffee glass. Show up and get a taste of history in the making. Then ask for a double.
Nothing will psych you up for the slopes like watching the deep-powder, huge-air stunts of this new Warren Miller feature—that, and discussing trade secrets with the legendary likes of Jonny Moseley and Jenn Berg afterwards. And the full bar.
