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Another great Thursday night at the W South Beach, and once again, we're back at it! Joonbug Miami and Smac Entertainment have proved that their new partnership with Michael Capponi and Michael Martin brings some unbelievable energy to the night, and that Summer Thursdays are here to stay! The crowds are really feeling our choice of true "Open Format" sounds that our DJs have been providing, and this week will be no different. We welcome Dijital, a Wall favorite and his first time playing the newly improved Summer Thursdays. Let's just say that excitement is an understatement!
More than just WALL, Summer Thursdays are excited that WET (Poolside at W South Beach) is really picking up steam. Our resident DJs Ryan Jove and Andres Fresko, have been doing a great job of playing funky, groovy house music, keeping a great vibe going all night poolside, where you can enjoy the beautiful property of the W South Beach in a more relaxed atmosphere.
And if you needed a 3rd option, don't forget to grab a drink inside the hotel lobby at Living Room, where one of their mixologists can whip you up one of their signature custom cocktails.
Poolside Drinks at WET 10pm-2am. WALL 11pm - 5am.
For VIP Reservation, please contact Miami@Joonbug.com
Sometimes you just have to dance, right? School is letting out and the funemployment rate is going up, so what better time than ever to cut lose and discover some of the best dance clubs Boston has to offer. If there’s a floor, it’s danceable, so here are the top spots to you should bark at your cabby.
1 Boylston Place
Boston’s trendier atmospheres, The Estate boasts multiple levels, rooms, and DJ’s.
What do you get when you mix hipsters, blue and white collar workers, glam divas and art enthusiasts in a museum parking lot? If you're guessing First Saturdays at the Brooklyn Museum, then you, my friend, are correct. For a couple of years now the Target sponsored event, which is free to the general public, has grown to be a new staple of what we call Brooklyn's new renaissance. Every first Saturday of the month, an eclectic mix of people gather at the art enclave to partake in festivities that go from 5 to 11 pm.
This week is buzzing with parties! Here are a few ideas to get your weekend started, and don't forget that Sunday is Mother's Day. Showing up to family functions aren't usually best spent hungover, at least not in the beginning.
Thursday, May 10th
This summer brings an entirely new line up of sunny and boozy Hamptons adventures to be had. The drought of weekends on the beach can finally come to an end, and travelers should expect to see some fantastic new restaurants, clubs, and storefronts. So hop on the improved Hamptons Free Ride and check out this a break down of what to look out for.
CLOSING: All Good Things Must Come to An End
- AXE Lounge will be ending its tenure in Southampton this summer, but look out for NYC’s W.I.P. who will be taking over the space and renaming it, “Sands.”
- Ronjo Motel. The motel, as most know it, will be shutting its doors. In its place will be a new copper toned high-end boutique hotel named The Montauk Beach House from the people at Sole East.
Nerd alert! On the internet there are tons of cat pictures, but in real life, we have Internet Week. Since 2008, Internet Week began as a City wide celebration of the digital community which includes nearly 200 events from May 14-17. Industry insiders and innovators convene at different locations through out the city at web-focused events to discuss the current trends, history and future of the World Wide Web. Check out these featured events and you might learn something!
MONDAY MAY 14TH
That land across the Hudson River is called New Jersey. It’s a state, like New York, and by way of a bridge and couple of tunnels, people commute over to New York City for work, dinner, friends, etc. Sometimes, at the same instance, the reverse occurs. The tide of thrill seekers shifts towards the Garden State for various destinations and attractions.
Whether you're a New Yorker or a Jersey 'res there are parties and events happening throughout Jersey that you don't want to miss, so buddy up and check out these dates for a ridiculous time.
Why do people throw parties? Attending someone else’s party is fun and carefree but throwing a party can be hell. This time of year is the best time to get people out of their winter hibernation modes for a real kick start to the season with a well planned gathering. Taking into account the world’s financial woes, you and your friends may want to consider a relaxed and cheap setting for your evening festivities.
You want to find a location that you can settle in for a while and really own, because you don’t want friends complaining about drink prices in the first hour. For those already creating a Facebook event page, take a look at these suggestions.
Some say “beer ain’t drinkin’” and to that, Boston has several responses. Home to the iconic fictionalized bar Cheers, this city has carries the New England shaped torch for beer selection and atmospheric excellence.
While sipping on wine is a platitudinous pastime, and choosing cheap beers just to fast track it to party mode can turn dull real fast, there are hundreds of styles of beers that turn your bar stool into the front row seat of an action thriller starring your taste buds. In Boston, having the best selection is what brings beer drinkers in from the chilling streets. Here’s a look at the best Bean Town watering hole options to try out.
The gradual recession of boreal temperatures gives way to the reviving fecundity of spring. With warm weather finally becoming a main stay, the desire to immerse oneself in the outdoors once again becomes a reality. What better way to utilize these naturalistic tendencies than by pairing them with their liquid complement: beer.
Enter: Beer Gardens. As the brain child of undisputed brew-maestros (the Germans), the simple combo of foliage, edibles, quality folks, and the frothy, has been steadily building momentum as the premiere option for outdoor revelry. Seizing upon our intrinsic bacchanal impulses,beer gardens tap into a visceral ambition to expansively enjoy the world in all its natural splendor. Wreathed in an oasis of greenery, imbibers can momentarily shrug off the corroding mantle of urbanization, and enjoy life’s rustic pleasures—one brew at time.
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