Things to do for April 28, 2016

The Weekender

Bashful Olsen Twins, Jazz and a Hospital Bar

I am he as you are he as you are me and we are all the weekend.

Thursday
You’ll Acquire Great Things Here
THE SAMPLE SALE

You’ll Acquire Great Things Here

Right this very second, the Peregrine Showroom is filled with gems from Oliver Spencer, Universal Works, Sandqvist and other brands you like. Said gems are up to 85% off. And you’re always in the market for gems.

Apr 28-30, Peregrine Showroom, 150 W 28th St, Ste 902 (between 6th and 7th), 212-229-2446

Cocktails of the Complimentary Variety
THE DRINKS

Cocktails of the Complimentary Variety

Williamsburg diner-and-cocktail spot The Regal has started a complimentary tasting situation, wherein you reserve a spot and show up to receive three half-size cocktails. They’ll change daily, but we’d be remiss not to mention their affinity for fresh berries, lemon-lavender syrup and in-house, barrel-aged spirits. And we don’t like being remiss.

A Kill Bill Professor Is Involved
THE TARANTINO

A <em>Kill Bill</em> Professor Is Involved

Grab dinner at the bar and settle in for a screening of Kill Bill. Just don’t be surprised when a film professor pauses it regularly to show clips from the myriad of films from which Tarantino got his costume, dialogue or anything-else inspiration. That’s probably definitely going to happen.

Apr 28, 7:30pm, $12, Berg’n, 899 Bergen St (between Classon and Franklin), Brooklyn, 718-857-2337, tickets here

Saturday
An Ode to the Olsens Avoiding Paparazzi
THE EXHIBIT

An Ode to the Olsens Avoiding Paparazzi

The Olsen twins have done a lot of things. Run a couple of fashion lines, for instance. Full House, for more instance. Stylishly shielded themselves from paparazzi, for even further instance. The last of which is the inspiration behind this exhibit at an abandoned doctor’s office curated by two comics.

Through May 1, noon-close, THNK1994 Museum, 563 Grand St (at Lorimer), Brooklyn

What Else Is New
A Reformed Dive and a Hospital Bar
AND NOW...

A Reformed Dive and a Hospital Bar

From a guy behind Trash Bar: The owner of the rightfully beloved dive now has an actually-pretty-nice jazz lounge.
From a guy behind Apotheke: Shots served in syringes, cocktails involving Albert Trummer–concocted herbal elixirs and surgical steel decor. Yep, it’s a clinical-themed bar. And it’s appointment-only, of course.

Now open, The Rosemont, 63 Montrose Ave (between Lorimer and Leonard), Brooklyn, 347-987-3101; now open, Sanatorium, 14 Ave C (at E Houston), 212-614-0300

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