You’ve probably heard the buzz about Seeing You—the immersive play brought alive under the High Line by the same people behind the spooky adult funhouse Sleep No More. So we got you VIP Tickets.
Gentry, one of our favorite menswear shops, is closing, and that’s sad. What’s not sad is the fact that they’re sale-ing up to 40% off spring/summer stuff from Simon Miller, Alex Mill, Visvim and a bunch more (up to 70% off fall/winter).
Planning a good weeknight date can be tough. Tonight—or any Wednesday for the next five—we suggest Machiavelli on the Upper West Side. The gnocchi and Italian wines on their patio are nice enough. It’s all made nicer by the opera singers and concert pianist doing Debussy and Chopin tunes. Is it cool to call those tunes?
When’s the last time you went to the Morgan? Awhile right? You should go. They’ve got Henry David Thoreau’s journal right now. And after that, you should check out the Restaurant at Rose Hill (it’s a looker), with its cider-glazed pork belly and its cocktails, made by a guy who came from Experimental Cocktail Club.
Convicts and Matte Productions are bringing the anti-Fyre to Governor’s Island on Saturday, with Vic Mensa and DJ Harvey (others too) in place of no one, and Flower Shop, La Esquina (others too), in place of stale cheese sandwiches. You can get 20% off tickets right here.
Drake’s, which can appropriately be called a haberdasher, has moved out of their pop-up and into a permanent space in SoHo. If you’re the made-to-measure type (ties included), it’s required visiting. The display cases come from London’s Museum of Natural History, which tells you how seriously they take the ties.
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