Need a few ideas of things to do this weekend? Here are a few for those of my followers who live in or near to Leeds, London and New York:
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Hello
New York,
Still need more to
eat? Check out New
York’s most underrated restaurants according to 14 chefs. Or, stay in and
chef up some creamy
garlic Tuscan chicken. 🍽🍗👩🍳
Listen Up: Sigrid
- Don’t
Kill My Vibe
Play Down: Armello |
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Have Fun
It's
March, time to celebrate all the ladies and femme identifying individuals in
your life!
Brave the cold, or
stay indoors. From art shows to all night parties, check out our weekend
guide for a good time.
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Cheese-Pull, Anyone?!
This
Sunday (and three Sundays in March!), prepare to roll up your sleeves for
another installment of 'Make Mozz Drink Wine' at Kesté’s Fulton Street
location, where you’ll spend two hours learning how to make (and taste, duh!)
some of the freshest mozzarella you’ll find in New York City.
Not only will you
gain hands-on experience, but you’ll also enjoy complimentary glasses of
house red and white wines for the afternoon (did somebody say, “SUNDAY
FUNDAY!?”) while learning first-hand all about mozzarella.
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Weekend Vibes
Come
prepared to roll up your sleeves at Kesté’s Fulton Street location, where
you’ll spend two hours learning how to make (and taste, duh!) some of the
best Neapolitan pizza you’ll find on the entire island of Manhattan.
if you're looking
for something unique to do with your work crew (team-building and private/corporate
events are more than welcome, too) just email info@spoilednyc.com for private parties
of ten or more!
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March Guide
Happy
March, it's International Women's month.
Despite the cold,
there's a lot to celebrate. From Armory week to food crawls through Brooklyn
here's your guide to braving the cold and shaking your social calendar
up.
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Short Story Selection
The
city at night can be a dark and dangerous place.
What creeps in the
shadows and lurks around the street corners might leave you chilled to the
bone and want to start carrying around some pepper spray just in case.
Check out this
dark and twisted, horror noir short story that’ll have you losing your head.
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Win Art
Celebrate
Women's History Month by visiting Bianca Romero's latest mural located at 907
Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn NY.
This wintery
expression leverages spray paint, acrylic, and collage works to visualize a scene
in collaboration with Knob Creek, Maker's Mark, Basil Hayden's, and Jim Beam.
On March 12th we
will pick a lucky winner to receive a signed print and bottle of Maker's Mark
courtesy of The Culture LP.
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Hello
New York,
To even out the
disparity of women to men statues City officials are putting
four women on pedestals. 👭🗽💁♀️
Lighthouses may
only be acknowledged for your instagram aesthetic, but Staten Island was once
the national
supplier of the industry for 100 years. Read more about The hidden Staten
Island history here. 🕯🚢🔎
We’re a fourth of
the way into the year, and New York has already fished out some yummy eats (vegan
Arabic sandwiches and delicious onion soup to name a few). Here’s where
to eat this month. 🍽🥪🍜
Listen Up: Marina
- Superstar
Play Around: PAKO forever |
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Finger Frame
Kasmin
is pleased to present A Different Pose, the gallery’s first solo exhibition
of new paintings by Cologne-based artist Jan-Ole Schiemann. Schiemann’s
paintings are grounded in both gestural abstraction and the history of
20th-century animation, aspects that combine to imbue his work with a rare
sense of kinetic energy.
Half-formed,
simultaneously disappearing and reappearing shapes suggest that somewhere
amidst the lines, there are figures tumbling, colliding, or fighting obscured
by clouds of smoke.
Image: Animierte Dinge und einige rationale Gedanken, 2019 |
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Cheese-Pull, Anyone?!
This
Sunday (and three Sundays in March!), prepare to roll up your sleeves for
another installment of 'Make Mozz Drink Wine' at Kesté’s Fulton Street
location, where you’ll spend two hours learning how to make (and taste, duh!)
some of the freshest mozzarella you’ll find in New York City.
Not only will you
gain hands-on experience, but you’ll also enjoy complimentary glasses of
house red and white wines for the afternoon (did somebody say, “SUNDAY FUNDAY!?”)
while learning first-hand all about mozzarella.
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Put Yourself Out There
FRESCO
Foundation, a nonprofit organization focused on highlighting understudied
fields of art and connecting art to the surrounding communities, aims to
continue supporting the art community with a dynamic, unique art space in
SoHo, New York for FREE of charge!
Artists, Writers,
and Curators for exhibitions, workshops, screenings and lectures/panels are
all welcome, though priority will be given to artists whose work is in line
with FRESCO’s mission. Event proposals from individuals, brands, and
nonprofit organizations are also encouraged. Our Dusky 45 Art Series allows
you to expose your work of art, connect your work to the community, and reach
new followers, all while boosting your recognition and awareness.
Dusky 45 art
series will be taking place in 45 Renwick St, New York, NY 10013 from the
months of March – April 2019
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🍕🍷, Anyone?
Looking
for the most interactive food experience unlike any other happening in New
York City right now? This is it-- or, kesté, as they say in Naples!
Plus, if you're
looking for something unique to do with your work crew (team-building and
private/corporate events are more than welcome, too) just email info@spoilednyc.com for private parties
of ten or more!
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March Guide
Happy
March, it's International Women's month.
Despite the cold,
there's a lot to celebrate. From Armory week to food crawls through Brooklyn
here's your guide to braving the cold and shaking your social calendar
up.
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Short Story Selection
The
streets of a big city can be dangerous at night, especially when the
supernatural come out to feed. We follow a group of vampires living in
run-down houses outside of central Baltimore.
Their minds have
eroded and they refer to themselves and their dead victims both as meat. The
living things they hunt are known as flesh. They seem to be driven by both
the thirst and their fading human traits. When one of their group does not
return from a hunt, tempers flare and empty threats are made, but none of
them seem to care all that much. They simply feel as if they should.
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