Posts tagged meatpacking
What to Expect at Tonight's Meatpacking Uncorked Event
Welcome to Meatpacking Uncorked, a party that will take over the neighborhood from 6 to 9 tonight. “It’s a little bit like Fashion’s Night Out — but more curated,” explains Annie Washburn, associate director of the Food Network NYC Wine and Food Festival, the annual foodie extravaganza hosting scores of mouthwatering events across the city this weekend.
Tonight’s free-spirited crawl will showcase food and drink at restaurants and boutiques throughout the neighborhood, with the main action centered around Gansevoort Plaza. “You can choose your own adventure,” says Washburn — whether that’s a wine crawl, an eating tour or a hunt for Cooking Channel talent. (read more at NY Post)
Indulge Your Sweet Tooth
Are you excited for #NYCWFF yet? In preparation for our sponsorship of this weekend’s upcoming Food Network New York City Wine and Food Festival, this week we’ll be posting some of our favorite food-related finds from around town. Up next, here’s 3 ultra-cool New York bakers, who make some of the most delicious treats on our to-try list.
Where to Eat and Drink During Fashion Week
During Fashion Week we’re either a) too frazzled to think about food or b) see models and feel compelled to eat for them. To help us out, we asked Immaculate Infatuation’s Andrew Steinthal and Chris Stang for a worthy list of restaurants and watering holes near the shows and presentations. Hopefully big pants are in. (via DailyCandy)
Win Tickets to the New York City Wine & Food Festival!
The streets of the Meatpacking District will be electric as the neighborhood hosts “Meatpacking Uncorked presented by The Corcoran Group,” part of the New York City Wine & Food Festival. Enjoy wine tasting and food sampling accompanied by dazzling street performances.
ENTER TO WIN A PAIR OF TICKETS!
Meatpacking Uncorked
Friday, October 8, 2010, 6-9pm
Advance Tickets: $65.00
JENGA Tourney Tuesdays!
Are you a Jenga Master? What about after a few Manhattans? 675 Bar hosts a contest of rigorous physical and mental dexterity that soon becomes a fun drinking game. All teams get a complimentary round of beer as well as the chance to win great prizes.
675 Bar
675 Hudson Street, Meatpacking District
Tauba Auerbach’s Quarry
It’s not always easy to distinguish an artwork from an everyday object. When an artist uses the same materials, it’s even more confusing and amusing. Take Tauba Auerbach’s “Quarry,” her project for the fence surrounding the lot where the Whitney Museum will build its downtown branch, at Gansevoort and Washington Streets. “Quarry” hides there, under the High Line, more or less in plain sight.
