Not sure where to go this weekend, here are a few ideas for those of my followers who live in or near to Leeds, Bradford, London and New York:
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family weekend in London, a night at the opera or a whole season of beer
and pizza...
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Just two weeks ago, we told you about 6
new openings coming to Leeds – and now we've got another 5 to
add to the list. There's a second restaurant from a celebrity chef,
an all-you-can-eat sushi joint and an exciting new eatery from a name
you'll definitely know.
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This is an incredible prize – we're
giving away a family weekend in London. You could bag first class train
tickets, a luxury stay at The Langham, tickets to SEA LIFE London and
Shrek's Adventure, and dinner at The Ivy Market Grill.
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This summer, Trinity Eats will bring us
an extravaganza of offers and deals that will make eating out
surprisingly affordable. But with so many options, you might need a
little help narrowing them down, so here are our top picks.
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Here they are – the best fish and chip
shops in Leeds, tried and tested to give you the perfect blend of crisp
batter, tender fish and proper mushy peas. From the city centre to the
suburbs, there's something for everyone here, so long live fish frydays!
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This autumn, Opera North will bring
Puccini's Tosca to life. It's a tense political thriller set to an
incredible score and you can win tickets with dinner
at Gino D’Acampo’s My Restaurant.
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The Premier League returns this August
and we're giving you the chance to watch every televised match your team
plays with beer and pizza at Roxy Lanes. So what are you waiting
for?
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This is the ultimate experience for the
city's beer-lovers, a chance to see how it's done and drink the best
beers that Yorkshire has to offer. So without further ado, let us
introduce you to the top brewery tours in the county.
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When it comes to eating out, the food is
obviously important, but so is the restaurant itself. So this week,
we've pulled together a list of the best looking restaurants in Leeds,
with everything from eclectic shots of colour to traditional
decors.
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If you want to head out into the
countryside and fill your belly with delicious eats, we've got just
the thing – a round up of the best food and drink festivals in
Yorkshire.
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Want to acquire new customers or grow your email database? Talk
to us.
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Tel: 0113 3200710
Email: enquiries@leeds-list.com
Leeds Digital Magazines, Park House, Park Square West, Leeds, West
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It's officially the last day of term-
YEY! Planning a summer of fun? Check out what's going
on over the next 6 weeks here at Trinity Leeds!
Fill those
bellies and treat your taste buds... Say hello to our
first ever Trinity Eats! Enjoy six weeks of exclusive
food and drink offers at over 20 of Trinity Leeds
best bars and restaurants.
Expect
mouth-watering deals from the likes of Angelica, The
Alchemist, The Botanist and Cielo Blanco to name just
a few.
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The UK's biggest animatronic T-Rex has
arrived at Trinity Leeds!
Pop by and
snap a selfie from Saturday 21st July- Sunday 2nd
September. 18m long and 8m high- we don't think you
will miss him!
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WIN 6 weeks of family
feasting!
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To celebrate the launch of
Trinity Eats, we have teamed up with Leeds
List to give you the chance to
win 6 weeks of delicious food at your
favourite restaurants!
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Incredibles 2 at the
Everyman
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Everyone’s favourite
superhero family return in Incredibles 2,
but this time there’s more superwoman
than superman! Now showing at our
Everyman cinema!
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Not sure how to get to Trinity
Leeds? See our Getting Here guide by clicking
HERE
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The 4th annual Summer Series kicks off today for a
month of exciting live music concerts, film screenings and free
community festivals. We hope you are looking forward to these
events as much as we are!
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First to take to the stage is
multi-nominated artist and winner of many awards, Plan B.
He will be joined by two local talents DJ Lawrence James
and DJ Dan Hills.
General Admission | £35.51
Golden Circle | £52.47
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Tony Hadley | Saturday 21 July
80s icon, Tony Hadley will be performing his
collection of hits this Saturday. Joining him as very
special guest will be multi-award winning singer Gabrielle
and Yorkshire groove and funk band Ten Millennia.
General Admission | £31.27
Golden Circle £41.87
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¡VAMOS! Leeds | Sunday 22
July
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¡VAMOS! will return to Millennium Square
this Sunday with a huge programme of entertainment
including Leeds Samba, Tarantismo and Cuba-Vida. The
event will be hosted by well-known Leeds DJ
Lubi Jovanovic.
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Leeds Jazz Festival | Mon 23 &
Tue 24 July
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Returning for a second year, the now
extended 6-day festival will boast a two day free programme
on Millennium Square featuring Ubunye, Los Cameradas, the
Honeybirds and much more.
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The Symphonic Sounds of Back to Basics
Fri 27 July
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The soundtrack to your summer is back and
better than ever! Dance the night away to club classics
performed live by a 50-piece symphony orchestra and special
guests including Robin S, Utah Saints, Alison Limerick and
more!
General Admission £32.50
SPECIAL OFFER BUY 4 FOR £100
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A Classic Summer's Evening | Sat 28 July
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Featuring Rafael Rojas and the Orchestra of
Opera North, indulge in a breath-taking collection of
much-loved orchestral favourites including the instantly
recognisable 'Bolero', the utlimate showstopper
'Nessun Dorma' and much more.
Adult ticket from £21
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Brassed Off Live | Sunday 29 July
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Join us for a very special screening of
the British classic 'Brassed Off. The real stars that
inspired the story, the Grimethorpe Colliery Band
together with members of the Orchestra of Opera North will
perform the score live in sync with the movie.
Adult ticket from £21
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The Boss and the Beeston Street Band &
The Deuce Katz | Tue 31 July
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Come and join us for a fabulous evening of
free music with performances from two Leeds based bands
bringing you an enormous catalogue of hits from Bruce
Springsteen to Aretha Franklyn all the way through to Bruno
Mars.
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Sounds of Asia | Wednesday 1 August
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Come along for a midweek chill out and after
work drink with music from across the expanse of Asia
including Chinese music, Indian Raags, classical
crossovers, innovative covers of popular theme tunes and
much more.
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Salute to Reggae | Thu 2 August
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Black Music Festival will be showcasing how
Leeds has been integral in the development of this genre of
music. This free event will feature Royal Blood, Janet Kay,
Brinsley Ford, Barry Boom and much more.
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The Pretenders | Friday 3 August
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Rock legends, The Pretenders will be
running through their biggest hits such as 'Brass in the
Pocket' and 'Stand By You'. They will be joined by the
iconic Liverpool band the Lightning Seeds.
General Admission | £39.75
Golden Circle | 58.30
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Bananarama | Sat 4 August
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Global 80s icons Bananarama will be
performing their smash hits which includes 'Venus' and
'Cruel Summer'. Marking the start of the Leeds Pride's
celebrations, this concert might be your last chance to see
them as a trio.
General Admission | £35.51
Golden Circle | £52.47
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Child Friendly Leeds Live | Wed 8 August
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This exciting event will be headlined
by 'Andy and the Odd Socks' and former CBeebies presenter
Alex Winters. It will also feature the 'Breeze has talent'
competition and a whole range of fun free activities for
children.
General Admission £4
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Suffragette | Thu 9 August
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The award-winning Suffragette will be
screened on Leeds Big Screen as part of Leeds' programme of
events celebrating (some) women getting the vote 100 years
ago. Suffrage fancy dress and purple and green clothing are
actively encouraged for this free screening.
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Brutus Gold's Love Train | Fri 10 August
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The legendary Love Train will take over
Millennium Square this August, marking the return of one of
the most popular club nights in the city's history. The
retro spectacular will feature seventies disco icon Brutus
Gold, former Rose Royce lead singer Gwen Dickey and many
more.
General Admission £15
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Simple Minds | Sat 11 August
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One of the most successful British bands
ever, Simple Minds will play through their classic hits
such as 'Don't you (Forget About Me)' and 'Alive &
Kicking' as well as new material from their new album 'Walk
Between Worlds'. They will be joined by Scottish star, KT
Tunstall.
General Admission £39.75
Golden Circle £58.30
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The Vamps | Sun 12 August
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One of UK's must loved pop bands, The Vamps
will be playing all of their well-loved hits such as 'All
Night', 'Can We Dance', 'Wild Heart' and recent single 'Too
Good To Be True'. Special guests New Hope Club will be
opening the night's festivities.
General Admission | £31.27
Golden Circle | 41.87
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The Luna Cinema presents 'Dirty Dancing'
Fri 17 August
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Join us for a sensational
outdoor screening of the ever-popular classic movie Dirty
Dancing, starring Jennifer Grey and Patrick Swayze. Get
ready to hear some of the most famous soundtracks of all
time like ‘Hungry Eyes’, ‘Hey Baby’ and ‘(I’ve Had) The
Time Of My Life’.
General Admission £15
Premium admission £27.50
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The Luna Cinema presents 'The Greatest
Showman Sing-A-Long' | Sat 18 August
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Hugely popular 2017 musical
drama The Greatest Showman is inspired by the
life and work of P.T. Barnum, the man who founded the world
famous Barnum & Bailey Circus. Enjoy a night under the
stars, singing-a-long to the fabulous soundtrack!
General Admission £15
Premium admission £27.50
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The Luna Cinema presents 'The Italian Job'
Sun 19 August
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Consistently voted amongst
the greatest British films of all time, the 1969 classic
starring the legendary Michael Caine is worthy of
any open-air screening but with Quincy Jones’ score brought
to life by a live orchestra, it will make for a
truly unique night of cinema under the stars!
General Admission £37.50
Premium admission £48.50
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Plus, the brewing giant HEINEKEN will be working alongside the
council’s contracted provider Premier Event Bars for all outdoor
concerts featured as part of the Summer Series programme on
Millennium Square. HEINEKEN will be commissioning and installing
all the festival style bar infrastructure including fast pour /
multiple dispense units (MDU’s) together with showcasing a
selection of their premium product range including Amstel lager
and Dark Fruit Cider.
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Box
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NOW OPEN
Our game-changing
family experience, Action Replay, is now open! Visit us during the
summer holidays and go behind the scenes to discover the tech, kit
and tricks of the trade used to capture the drama of live sport.
Pupils from Lapage
Primary School in Bradford were the first through the doors. Check
out our blog to
see what they thought!
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BRADFORD
SCIENCE FESTIVAL
Battling robots, Time Lord tech, space travel,
splashy experiments and a supersonic car... Bradford
Science Festival is back!
This year’s festival will celebrate the wonder
of engineering. Visit our website to explore the jam-packed
programme and plan your visit.
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TOTAL
DARKNESS
PLAY NOW FOR FREE
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Looking for things the kids can do at home
during the summer holidays? Introducing Total
Darkness, a new digital adventure you can play
anywhere.
When the power goes out, it’s time for
action. Venture into the dark, explore different
locations and create your own adventure as you play.
Will you solve the mystery before it’s too late?
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5
Things to Do This Weekend
Wondering what to do this weekend? What's On by Country &
Town House is here to help.
We bring you the hottest events and culture in the town and
country – including guides to the likes of the Curious Arts
Festival and Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival,
plus two theatre runs closing this weekend and the ultimate guide
to surviving the summer holidays with the kids.
Enjoy!
Too busy to read? Download our What's On Podcast for 10
things to do in the next 10 days...
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1. Curious Arts Festival
Music
and book lovers, we’ll see you in the New Forest for the most
curiously enticing festival event of the summer. There's something
for everyone with Kate Mosse, John Newman and Al Murray
all on the line-up. 20-22 July.
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2. Theakston Old Peculier Crime
Writing Festival
Who doesn't love a murder mystery? With a line-up of
the best international and UK crime fiction writers, this festival
is now in its 15th year of being the best in its
genre. 19-22 July.
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3. Summer Holidays Activities
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RA
Summer Exhibition Creative Workshops
Soak up some
culture with the whole family this summer at the Royal Academy
of the Arts’ 250th Summer Exhibition, with creative
workshop for families (ages 7+) inspired by the show across the
summer.
All summer.
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Cornish
Escape at Retallack Resort
Activities on
the water at Retallack Resort in the heart of Cornwall include
a total wipeout-style challenge on a lake aqua park,
wakeboarding, artificial waves for surf lessons, water zorbing
and paddle-boarding. Should keep them busy. From £1,499 per week.
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Life in the Dark Exhibition
See through
the eyes of a cave boa, experience the sights and smells of a
bat cave, and listen to the cacophony of calls from a world of
animals who rely on sound over sight to survive at the
Natural History Museum’s immersive Life in the Dark exhibition. All summer.
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Theatre:
Last Chance to See
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4. 100: Unearth by WildWorks
Cornwall’s
Lost Gardens of Heligan plays host to landscape theatre company
WildWorks, performing 100: UnEarth. Inspired by the
Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, this spectacle roots
itself in the Cornish landscape and people: hundreds of artists, musicians
and members of the local community participate. Until 22 July.
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5. Queens
of the Coal Age at the Royal Exchange
Maxine Peak’s first play for the Royal Exchange
Theatre in Manchester, Queens of the Coal Age, follows the
true story of the 1933 occupation of Parkside colliery. In a
witty rendering, Anne, Lesley, Elaine and Dot make a stand for
Women Against Pit Closures, bras stuffed with wet wipes and
nicotine patches. Until
21 July.
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What's
up New York?
We hope you're
enjoying these summer days of July!
What are you going
to do on your weekend? We have all the ideas for you to have fun, kick back,
and enjoy yourself in our weekend
guide! 🍻🎶🗓
The straw ban is coming! 🥤🍹🥃Haven't
heard of it yet? Be prepared to buy drinks without using plastic straws,
don't send out an S.O.S, read up on some of the alternatives to
continue sipping your go-to coffees and bubble teas!
Who can live in
New York and not appreciate all the art around us, whenever we walk down the
streets? If your inner artistic side is calling to you, check out the Untitled
Space's exhibition of "Defining Form" - a true challenge
and acknowledgment of societal standards. 🎨🖼🖌
Or check out, the
Color Factory debuting in SoHo this August! 🌈🖌📍An
interactive exhibit for everyone looking to have a good - and colorful
- time.
Where are our
vegan friends at? Are you all tired of struggling to find good, homemade city
pizza? Don't sweat it - we've got suggestions to find the tastiest vegan pizza in New York! 🐇🥦🍕For
the meat-eaters out there, who doesn't love a good chicken nugget? Or
two...or many more? Get the scoop (or in this case, the bite), on the best
places to munch on chicken fingers in our Chicken Finger Guide. 🍗🐓🍽
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Weekend Guide
Break
out of the movie and the theater-goer in you!
This weekend is filled with personable, entertaining events throughout NYC,
including film presentations and in-person, theatrical opportunities for all
of you that question, "But soft, what light through yonder window breaks
the fun?"
But food is
life...said all of us.
We've got the Fairway Market Ultimate Picnic Day coming soon, as well as the
International Food Pop-Up - traveling the world takes time; fellow NYC
workers don't have the time right now, which is why this event will give you
the slice, bite, or slurp of life from other countries!
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That's So Artsy
Defining
Form is on view at Untitled Space in Tribeca.
The group show poses a challenge to current societal standards and the
evolution of artistic choices.
Learn more about the exhibit, and the bronze booty below.
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Make Pizza. Drink Wine. Eat Pizza.
Don’t
know the first thing about making pizza?
Neither do we!
Consider this your
formal invite to Kesté Pizza & Vino’s pizza-making class, Make Pizza
Drink Wine, on Thursday, July 26th from 7 PM- 10 PM.
Get schooled by world-renowned pizza chefs Roberto and Giorgia Caporuscio at
Kesté’s Fulton Street location, where you’ll spend three hours with us
learning how to make (and taste, obviously!) authentic Neapolitan pizza and
fresh mozzarella.
Not only will you
gain hands-on pizza-making experience, but did we mention you’ll also enjoy
sipping on glasses of complimentary red and white wine the entire night?
Tickets start at
just $65/person for groups for 4!
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This Sucks
We
have to suck it up and deal with it - the ban on plastic straws is upon us.
So how can you sip your coffee on the way to work, or that bubble tea you
just bought, or even that strong Boody Mary for crying out loud? There are
some alternatives to how you can continue sipping your fav beverages.
Luckily, someone invented
a collapsible steel straw for you to take wherever you go! But what about
bubble tea? Get yourself some extra-wide silicone straws to properly sip
those drinkable pearls.
And for the Bloody Mary, the meat straw!
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Get Sh*t Done
Entrepreneurs,
artists and any knowledge worker in between are all trying to do more with
less time. But in 2018, it’s easier than ever to find ways to get ahead.
Join us for a
summer Friday afternoon and hear from spoiled NYC founders speak about all
the tools and workflows that helped build a community and company from the
ground up.
There are still a
few seats left. Use the code THESTOOP for FREE
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Somewhere Over The Rainbow
All
the colors of the rainbow are coming your way at the up-and-coming
exhibition, "The Color Factory!"
SoHo will be the
area where you can catch this out-of-sight (well, more like a sight-seeing)
spot; it will feature several rooms where visitors can interact with
balloons, a bright dance floor, and serving up some Mochi ice cream along the
way.
Learn more about
the exhibit here, and of course, don't forget to head over there in
August!
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It’s Time For a Redesign
Sponsored by:
Parachute
has new bath and bedroom products that will enhance the comfort and instill
new natural elements in your home. Style some of these together or with other
Parachute items for a spa-worthy look.
In the bedroom,
choose from new linen beddings that come in bone color, boasting a light,
neutral vibe or the true grey color, which can be mixed and matched with
Parachute’s entire collection.
Then in the
bathroom, there are new Linen Towels in shore color, a deeper and darker blue
which mimics the ocean. Along with new Bathrobes in mineral, a light neutral
color that goes great with other mineral-colored Parachute products.
Let’s not forget
the new Waffle Towels in tan and grey, where the former offers a warm neutral
option, the latter offers a lighter grey tone that can be paired for a neat,
monochrome effect.
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Did Someone Order A Vegan Pizza?
Anybody
who's vegan knows that it can be pretty difficult to find vegan friendly
versions of guilty pleasures.
Pizza is undoubtedly the go-to food for anyone on-the-go, so why shouldn't
vegans be given this cheesy, crispy chance?
Check out the
'80s-styled "Screamer's Pizzeria," if you haven't already,
vegans are welcome here to pig out on some thin, crispy pies of their
choice!
Find cruelty free pizza in your hood here.
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Finger Lickin' Good
It's
not "Welcome to Good Burger, Home of the Good Burger," we're
talkin' 'bout "Welcome to the good chicken fingers of NYC!"
If you're looking
for some places that serve reliably-tasty chicken fingers to munch on, we've
got the perfect guide for you!
Don't map it out!
Just cruise through NYC after easily knowing where to grab your crispy
nuggets. With this guide, you'll have the convenience of which places to go
in the palm of your hand, or in your mind if you learn this guide by
heart.
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12E 49th St 11th Floor New York, NY 10017
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Few things taste as good after a long day than a mouth-watering
slice of pizza and a well-deserved glass of wine. Basic essentials,
amirite?
But instead of ordering a pie or succumbing to the sinful
temptation of *gasp* Domino’s, why not make it yourself with some help
from world-renowned, father-daughter pizzaioli Roberto and Giorgia
Caporuscio at Kesté’s Fulton Street location on Thursday, July 26th at
7 PM? Yup, make
pizza and drink wine.
Roberto's accolades include being named New York Magazine’s “#1
Pizza in New York,” as well as Food Network Magazine’s “Best Pizza” in
New York State. Roberto’s daughter and protégé, Giorgia, is the
youngest of only two women to ever win first place in the “Classic
Pizza” category of Naples’ largest and most prestigious pizza
competition.
Tickets start at just $65 for groups of four and include
complimentary red and white wine for the night. Grab your tickets here!
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12 E 49th St 11th Floor New York, NY 10017
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